Nathan O’ Bryant

The Financial Answer with Nathan O’Bryant

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The Financial Answer is hosted by Nathan O’ Bryant, founder of O’Bryant & Associates, Inc., an investment advisory firm registered in Tennessee and Arkansas. Drawing on over 20 years of experience in financial planning, Nathan shares insights on a wide range of topics including retirement income strategies, tax planning, market trends, Social Security, portfolio management, and more. The show explores the real questions people face when planning for their financial future, offering clear explanations and thoughtful discussion to help listeners make informed decisions. No topic is off limits as...

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Nathan O’ Bryant

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Financial Chores 23.02.2017 27:57

Noboby likes doing their chores, but it's important to keep a clean house. On this edition of the show, we'll show you the value of tidying up your financial life.

Why Your Retirement Is Not A Game Show 16.02.2017 27:57

Game shows are a lot of fun to watch on television, but when you turn your retirement plan into one, it's probably not a good thing. On this edition of the show, we'll discuss the perils of planning for retirement like you're a TV contestant. We'll also go through some popular social security myths.

Decluttering Your Finances 02.02.2017 27:57

Have you ever had to clean out a cluttered closet? It's a pain, but feels so good once it's done. On this week's show, we'll use that as a comparison to see what it's like to get decluttered from a financial perspective. And if that's not enough, we'll uncover some of the top money mistakes pre-retirees make and discuss how you can achieve financial independence in retirement.

The "Greatest Generation" 26.01.2017 27:57

Let's see what we can learn from the folks who are a part of the "Greatest Generation." People from that period of our history did a fine job of embracing sound personal financial concepts, and we can learn a lot about retirement planning from their philosophies toward money. Also, is your financial "advisor" truly an adviser? We'll discuss some of the important things a financial advisor SHOULD d...