The Wise Money Show™

So much of financial success begins with setting the right goals. In fact, that applies to far more than just finances. As 2016 comes to a close and we welcome in 2017, Mike, Josh and Kevin welcome special guest Brian Bosley to shed some light on the goal setting and goal achievement process and how you can set the right financial goals for the year ahead.

Financial leadership, being a positive influence in your own financial life and in the lives of others, is needed now more than ever. As the 2016 year begins to wind down, join Mike, Josh, and Kevin for this special edition of Wise Money with Korhorn Financial Group as they welcome leadership expert, Justin Maust, to the program to discuss common leadership practices and how to apply leadership to your finances.

Student loan debt is a mounting obstacle for many individuals and can be one of the riskiest forms to debt a person can have. All the more reason to be attentive to the types of relief and forgiveness programs available by the US government. In this episode, join Mike, Josh and Kevin as they discuss the different types of student loan forgiveness programs that are out there so that you know how they work and if you qualify.

Avoiding key mistakes is as important for your financial future as making the right financial decisions. In this episode, Kevin, Josh, and Mike explore the biggest financial mistakes people make, generation by generation, to help you avoid making them yourself.

Your retirement is going to go through 3 different and unique stages, and in order to plan best you need to know what they are. On this week’s episode, Financial Planners Kevin Korhorn, Mike Bernard and Josh Gregory wrap up the three-part series on the different phases of retirement, helping you have a better plan.

Most people go through three different stages in retirement that each have their own unique financial planning issues and concerns. Join Josh, Mike, and Kevin in this episode as they discuss the second stage of retirement, the “Slow-Go” years, so that you can plan ahead appropriately.

For most of us, our retirement will span many years, ideally even a few decades. How does your life and financial circumstances evolve over this long time-span? We’ve noticed a pattern among retirees: that their retirement tends to go through three different and distinct stages, each with their own unique issues and financial planning obstacles. In this episode, Mike, Josh, and Kevin launch the first of a three-part series discussing the various stages of retirement so that you can be aware of them and plan better for them.

The speculation is over and the results are in on who the next president is of the United States of America. What’s not so clear is what it means for your money and financial plan. In this episode, Kevin, Mike and Josh discuss the financial impact the new president may have on the American economy, wall street, and your pocket book.