Jim Freeman

Kelly Advisor Podcast

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Jim Freeman provides you with insight on finances and retirement lifestyles.

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Jim Freeman

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Business

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Latest episode

Oct 26, 2023

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Episodes

Episode 19: Why You Should Care About Bonds Even if You Don't Own Them 11.08.2021

The bond market is a better barometer of the economy's condition than the stock market. Look around you. Bonds are everywhere. Take the municipal bond market. There are over 44,000 municipal bond issuers in the U.S. with over one million muni bond issues outstanding. Your local schools were probably financed with bonds. Not to mention the library and water treatment facility.  The Federal Reserve...

Episode 18: A Golden Year. Listen, 1971 Was the Greatest Year in Pop Music 14.07.2021

Our conversation is inspired by David Hepworth's book, Never A Dull Moment: 1971 The Year That Rock Exploded. "What's Going On," a phrase and song that set the tone.   The ultimate Baby Boomer year. How 60s optimism and 70s pessimism collided to produce a burst of creative tension since unmatched in modern music. 

Episode 17: The Most Underreported Financial News Story: The US Retirement System is Strong 13.07.2021

According to a scholar at the American Enterprise Institute, America's retirement system has never been stronger. There's plenty of good news. For one, more Americans are saving for retirement than ever before.   What about Social Security? Surprise! Future retirees should be just about as well prepared for retirement as today's retirees. 

Episode 16: Cyber Security: Self Awareness for Self Protection 28.05.2021

Fox in the hen house: Frank Abagnale Jr. ("Catch Me If You Can") provides keen insights. Hacking History: Malicious Attacks. Human Error. System Faults. They have all played a role in hacks on retail, healthcare, infrastructure, financial services, and government -- practically on a daily basis. Following the money...  A personal security strategy is not as complicated as you think. Some ideas to...

Episode 15: Remember Getting Your First Vinyl Record? Was It A 45? Or an LP, Maybe? 25.05.2021

Album art, gatefolds, liner notes, bootlegs, pops and hisses were all part of the dialog if you grew up in the 60s, 70s, and 80s. Why is analog a warm sound while digital can be brittle and cold? We might have the answer... Vinyl Revival: Vinyl sales peaked around 1981, eventually displaced by the CD, But over the last decade, records have staged a comeback.

Episode 14: How Have Older Workers Fared During the COVID-19 Recession? 15.04.2021

The study focuses on job exits and retirements for two demographic age groups (50-61) and (62+) Low earners fared worse than their higher-earning counterparts during COVID. The oldest group of high earners did worse during COVID Recession (2020) than during the Great Recession (2009).   All workers need to plan years in advance of estimated retirement; not months in advance.   

Episode 13: Digital Collectibles and NFTs: "Let's (Not) Get Physical" 24.03.2021

1. What is an NFT? 2. Will NFTs become permanent, or just a passing fad like bell bottom jeans and mullet hair cuts? 3. Bono: "If I don't understand it, it must be  art ..."  sports and music  in NFTs.  

Episode 12: What's Your Risk Number? 19.03.2021

1. Risk is an emotional motivator: We are twice as concerned about avoiding losses than we are about achieving potential gains. 2. Risk vs. Reward: The risk you want and the risk you need and the risk you have can impact your financial goals.  3. Risk in a portfolio can be defined and discovered. Powerful software tools can shed light on your risk profile. That is important to know.

Episode 11: The Best Business Books. Ever. (Part II) 09.03.2021

1. See the ship through the eyes of the crew. - It's Your Ship: Management Techniques from the Best Damn Ship In The Navy 2. Inventing the A-bomb of the social sciences. - If Then: How the Simulmatics Corporation Invented The Future 3. Jesus took a disorganized "staff" of twelve and built a thriving enterprise. -Jesus CEO

Episode 10: The Best Business Books. Ever. (Part I) 03.03.2021

1. "Craftsmanship comes out of intelligent hard work." -Bill Russell 2. "More space and computers, but less poetry and mystery." -Ron Chernow 3. "I'm not sure if it's for you, but..." -Phil M. Jones

Episode 9: Will Bitcoin Investors Byte Off More Than They Can Chew? 22.02.2021

1. Bitcoin Was Born on October 31, 2008. To Mine It You Need Hard Drives Not Hard Hats. 2. Next-Gen Gold or Digital Kryptonite? Don't Count on Bitcoin Replacing the Dollar Any Time Soon. 3. For the First Time, the IRS in 2021 Will Ask You About Your Cryptocurrency Activity on Form 1040 Tax Returns. Regulation Is Coming.  

Episode 8: GameStop or Game Over?: The New Gaming of Wall Street 02.02.2021

1. The Who, What, Where & Why of GameStop 2. How the Fusion of Cash, Gamification, and Technology Helped Foment a New Financial Populism on Wall Street 3. Reddit + Robinhood = Rebellion. Welcome to Occupy Wall Street Version 2.021

Episode 7: Robinhood Financial: From Folklore to Finance. A Modern Day Story 29.10.2020

1. We've Come A Long Way From Men In Tights To Financial Neophytes and Terabytes 2. How Does Robinhood Make Money If It Offers No-Commission Trading? 3. Robinhood Is A Free App, Not A Financial Planning Tool  

Episode 6: The Federal Reserve (Part II): The American Central Bank is a Financial "Jaws" 06.08.2020

1. To understand The Fed, you must also understand the political and intellectual environment of the time, in addition to the economic environment of the time.  2. Novel Idea: Has the quasi-private Fed been nationalized?     3. A trillion here, a trillion there. Pretty soon Fed action will add up to real money.

Episode 5: What Drives Your Investment Decisions: Emotion Or Reason? 06.08.2020

1. Surprise! The results of the 2020 DALBAR investor behavior study are not surprising.  2. The best financial professionals double as behavioral finance coaches of their clients. 3.  Psychological traps, triggers and misconceptions can cause investors to act irrationally.

Episode 4: The Federal Reserve (Part I): The Who, What, and Why... It Should Matter to You 24.07.2020

1. "The Creature from Jekyll Island" 2. Do you know the difference between monetary and fiscal policy? Why you should.  3. Policies from the Big Chair: Paul Volcker, Alan Greenspan, Ben Bernanke, Janet Yellen, Jerome Powell

Episode 3: Looking Backward, Looking Forward: A Pandemic's Impact on Market Volatility & Uncertainty 09.07.2020

"Don't invest for the end of the world; it only happens once." Baseball tactics and financial goals: Swinging for the fences can lead to more strikeouts, not homeruns. Investment Mindset: Reason vs. emotion.  

Episode 2: Coffee and Tea Are Different; Long Term Care and Health Care Are Different Too 22.05.2020

Maintaining Dignity & Quality of Life Know the Big Six of "Activities of Living" LTC is an income issue, not an asset issue: Medicaid is not the goal 

Episode 1: Strategy, Not Product, in Planning 13.04.2020

Strategy, Not Product, Key in Retirement Planning Balance: Short, Medium & Long Term Financial Needs Diversification: Safety, Growth & Liquidity (2 Years of Cash)

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