This is Pat Haggerty with Larchmont Wealth. One of the most talked about topics within financial planning is whether or not it is better to separate your bank and brokerage accounts from your spouse or your partner, or put them together. I believe that the real answer is that both can work. However, the deciding factor is whether you communicate and plan a mutual financial goal that you both work to together, regardless of whether or not you split up bank and brokerage accounts.
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This is Pat Haggerty with Larchmont Wealth and I'm here again today for another episode of Bridget’s Bucks. Okay and today I'm going to teach Bridget how you can make a million dollars in the stock market. You ready?...
This is Pat Haggerty with Larchmont Wealth and I'm Bridget and this is another episode of Bridget's Bucks. If you only teach your kids one investing concept, make it compound growth. Compound growth is when you earn...
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