Ben Brayshaw & Seth Krussman

Money On Tap

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Hi, and welcome to "Money on Tap", your personal finance headquarters where we bring out the professionals, experience, and some fun in what we call 3 dimensional investing; utilizing insurance, brokerage, and fee-based planning. We believe all investments have merit, all investments have relevance and all investments have their time and place, depending on your goals and appetite for risk. On a weekly basis "Money on Tap" airs live in New England and is rebroadcast multiple times, as well as available on podcast. Our goal is to educate and debate the current relevant financial issues facing t...

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Ben Brayshaw & Seth Krussman

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Business

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Latest episode

Oct 30, 2026

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Episodes

What To Look For In An Advisor 01.02.2018

Finding The Right Advisor And Understanding How They Can Help! That’s What's On Tap Today! The post What To Look For In An Advisor appeared first on Money On Tap. Do I really need $1.16 million to retire? Not necessarily. That figure assumes $84,000 in annual spending funded by Social Security plus a 4% portfolio withdrawal. Guaranteed income changes the math: a couple with a pension or annuity co...

The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly! 31.01.2018

Feeling Behind In The Game? The Power Of Compound Interest And Developing A Plan May Help You Get Back On Track! The post The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly! appeared first on Money On Tap. Do I really need $1.16 million to retire? Not necessarily. That figure assumes $84,000 in annual spending funded by Social Security plus a 4% portfolio withdrawal. Guaranteed income changes the math: a couple with...

Estate Planning Blunders 27.01.2018

Simple, Common mistakes you want to make sure not to do. On today's show, we are going to spend the bulk of it talking about something that is very important. Insuring you know where your financial assets are going after you are no longer here. I know we have talked about it in the past, […] The post Estate Planning Blunders appeared first on Money On Tap. Do I really need $1.16 million to retire?...

Alternative Investments…Means What??? Exactly! 25.01.2018

We Are Surrounded By Alternatives—Discover Why This Asset Class Gets So Much Attention And What It Means For You! The post Alternative Investments…Means What??? Exactly! appeared first on Money On Tap. Do I really need $1.16 million to retire? Not necessarily. That figure assumes $84,000 in annual spending funded by Social Security plus a 4% portfolio withdrawal. Guaranteed income changes the math...

Time To Pay The Piper 20.01.2018

Qualified Accounts Have Their Advantages Up Front But May Cost You Later The post Time To Pay The Piper appeared first on Money On Tap. Do I really need $1.16 million to retire? Not necessarily. That figure assumes $84,000 in annual spending funded by Social Security plus a 4% portfolio withdrawal. Guaranteed income changes the math: a couple with a pension or annuity covering their core expenses...

Create Financial Independence…Retire Early! 12.01.2018

FI (Financial Independence) Is What's On Tap Today. Do I really need $1.16 million to retire? Not necessarily. That figure assumes $84,000 in annual spending funded by Social Security plus a 4% portfolio withdrawal. Guaranteed income changes the math: a couple with a pension or annuity covering their core expenses can retire securely on far less, because their withdrawal rate drops and market down...

You’re Going to Retire Where? 07.01.2018

Location, Location, Location! Decisions On One Or More Retirement Locations Is On Tap Today. Do I really need $1.16 million to retire? Not necessarily. That figure assumes $84,000 in annual spending funded by Social Security plus a 4% portfolio withdrawal. Guaranteed income changes the math: a couple with a pension or annuity covering their core expenses can retire securely on far less, because th...

Shedding New Light On Retirement Planning 29.12.2017

Foundational Elements… Multiple Streams Of Income… Sounds Like A Plan Do I really need $1.16 million to retire? Not necessarily. That figure assumes $84,000 in annual spending funded by Social Security plus a 4% portfolio withdrawal. Guaranteed income changes the math: a couple with a pension or annuity covering their core expenses can retire securely on far less, because their withdrawal rate dro...

Shifting Out Of Neutral 22.12.2017

Having Fun Unpacking Priorities On The Road To Retirement Do I really need $1.16 million to retire? Not necessarily. That figure assumes $84,000 in annual spending funded by Social Security plus a 4% portfolio withdrawal. Guaranteed income changes the math: a couple with a pension or annuity covering their core expenses can retire securely on far less, because their withdrawal rate drops and marke...

How Do We Communicate…. About Money? 15.12.2017

Communicating About Money Can Be Difficult When It Comes To Your Family…. Do I really need $1.16 million to retire? Not necessarily. That figure assumes $84,000 in annual spending funded by Social Security plus a 4% portfolio withdrawal. Guaranteed income changes the math: a couple with a pension or annuity covering their core expenses can retire securely on far less, because their withdrawal rate...

Face your Fears! 11.12.2017

Financial Fears Are Common--You Don't Have To Be Controlled By Them! Do I really need $1.16 million to retire? Not necessarily. That figure assumes $84,000 in annual spending funded by Social Security plus a 4% portfolio withdrawal. Guaranteed income changes the math: a couple with a pension or annuity covering their core expenses can retire securely on far less, because their withdrawal rate drop...

One Of The Biggest Collisions In Our Lifetime… 07.12.2017

Collisions Are Inevitable...Becoming Profitable From Changing Demographics Is What's Behind The Wheel Today... Do I really need $1.16 million to retire? Not necessarily. That figure assumes $84,000 in annual spending funded by Social Security plus a 4% portfolio withdrawal. Guaranteed income changes the math: a couple with a pension or annuity covering their core expenses can retire securely on fa...

Pension Problems…Have You Got One?? 02.12.2017

Pensions are a huge problem that no one wants to address. Guess what...we do! Do I really need $1.16 million to retire? Not necessarily. That figure assumes $84,000 in annual spending funded by Social Security plus a 4% portfolio withdrawal. Guaranteed income changes the math: a couple with a pension or annuity covering their core expenses can retire securely on far less, because their withdrawal...

How To Deal With The Ups And Downs Of Investing… 01.12.2017

Investing can have a lot of ups and downs. Here is how you can succeed. Do I really need $1.16 million to retire? Not necessarily. That figure assumes $84,000 in annual spending funded by Social Security plus a 4% portfolio withdrawal. Guaranteed income changes the math: a couple with a pension or annuity covering their core expenses can retire securely on far less, because their withdrawal rate d...

More From our Q&A Lab! 27.11.2017

Some Questions Take More Time And Let's Face It … Your Worth It! Join Us While We Dive Into Your Financial Questions On MOT! Do I really need $1.16 million to retire? Not necessarily. That figure assumes $84,000 in annual spending funded by Social Security plus a 4% portfolio withdrawal. Guaranteed income changes the math: a couple with a pension or annuity covering their core expenses can retire...

You Have Questions? Well, We have Answers!! 17.11.2017

From Ponzi schemes to whether to contribute to a Roth or Traditional IRA-- we tackle some of your toughest questions! Do I really need $1.16 million to retire? Not necessarily. That figure assumes $84,000 in annual spending funded by Social Security plus a 4% portfolio withdrawal. Guaranteed income changes the math: a couple with a pension or annuity covering their core expenses can retire securel...

CNE Make Retirement Planning Fun 15.11.2017

Do I really need $1.16 million to retire? Not necessarily. That figure assumes $84,000 in annual spending funded by Social Security plus a 4% portfolio withdrawal. Guaranteed income changes the math: a couple with a pension or annuity covering their core expenses can retire securely on far less, because their withdrawal rate drops and market downturns stop threatening their paycheck. The right que...

What the Trump!?? 06.11.2017

Post Trump election talk! How might things look during a Trump presidency? Plus the BONUS TRACK on "Tactical gifting". Do I really need $1.16 million to retire? Not necessarily. That figure assumes $84,000 in annual spending funded by Social Security plus a 4% portfolio withdrawal. Guaranteed income changes the math: a couple with a pension or annuity covering their core expenses can retire secure...

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