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Why Investors Missed Out on 15%

Something More with Chris Boyd

Release Date: 09/30/2024

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Something More with Chris Boyd

Federal Employees: Retirement & Layoffs - Planning during DOGE – with Brian Kuhn, CFP – With all the recent news stories concerning workforce reduction and changes that Federal employees may be facing, Chris Boyd welcomes fellow Wealth Enhancement Certified Financial Planner Brian Kuhn to the podcast. Brian provides an overview of the retirement system and benefits provided to Federal employees. Chris Boyd and Jeff Perry ask for Brian’s commentary on recent incentives for early retirement and the likely elimination of remote work for Federal employees. Brian offers his suggestions...

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What's the Buzz? Recent Lessons – Chris Boyd, Jeff Perry, and Russ Ball discuss the economic and market news of the week, including the continued stock market volatility, tariffs, the Federal Reserve, unemployment data, consumer sentiment, and inflation. The trio outlines why having a financial plan is so critical in uncertain times. The conversation goes on to a discussion about how people make investments decisions within an employer-sponsored retirement plan, including the pros and cons that come with using target date funds. For more information or to reach TEAM AMR, click the following...

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Do I need to know about NUAs? - Andy Ives, CFP®, AIF® from Ed Slott and Company joins Chris Boyd and Jeff Perry for an interesting conversation about Net Unrealized Appreciation (“NUA”). NUAs are a powerful tool for people having employer stock in company plans. The discussion digs into how the gains from an employer stock program can be distributed according to the NUA rules and be subject to long term capital gain taxes. Andy shares the “triggering” events of when the rules apply, and common mistakes people make. For more information or to reach TEAM AMR, click the following link: ...

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GO SOMEWHERE - Colin Stroud – Travel expert and advisor on how to best use your credit card points and airline miles Colin Stroud joins the AMR Team for a highly informative and entertaining travel related episode. In this episode you will learn more about why flexible bank cards are a favorite, should you use one credit card or many cards to earn the most benefits, should you “buy points,” and what are arbitrage opportunities? Chris and Kristen Boyd dig into these issues and more. You won’t want to miss this episode if you are looking for money-saving tactics using your miles and...

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What A Week! So, Is It Over? – With seemingly endless announcements on tariffs and the related stock market volatility, Chris Boyd, Jeff Perry, and Brian Regan discuss what a wise investor should do in the midst of the uncertainty. Chris and Jeff attempt to summarize the recent developments of President Trump’s tariff policy. Chris plays a clip from a previous episode where he and Professor Jeremy Siegel discuss whether a trade imbalance is a good or a bad thing. Brian outlines tactical moves he has taken for clients. Jeff shares the need to have a financial plan, and Chris discusses the...

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Attorney Keats Boyd joins Chris Boyd and Jeff Perry for a lively conversation on the recent tariff policies of the Trump administration and how they could relate to your estate planning. In addition to tariffs, estate planning topics discussed include the “Golden Funnel,” multi- generational wealth, estate taxes, income taxes, using a LLC for your estate planning, and more. To reach Attorney Keats Boyd, please call his office at 508-775-7800 or click the link below: For more information or to reach TEAM AMR, click the following link:  

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 Chris Boyd, Jeff Perry, and Russ Ball discuss the breaking news of the new tariffs known as “Liberation Day” imposed by President Trump. With the increased market volatility created by the Trump tariff announcement, Chris, Jeff, and Russ discuss whether it is time to reduce exposure in the stock market or is it time to add funds while the market is in correction territory. Chris highlights that investors might wish to review their asset allocation. Jeff reviews that the bond market has performed well in recent months and how this is a reminder that investors can benefit from...

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Losing your parent is a profound event. While one will certainly suffer the emotional impacts, there are also important financial actions to take immediately. Protecting your parents’ legacy by managing their finances after their death is one of the most critical ways to honor their legacy. Chris Boyd, Jeff Perry, and Russ Ball discuss this sensitive issue and offer their own personal stories, thoughtful advice and lessons. Chris also details about inheriting an IRA from a loved one and the various rules surrounding beneficial accounts in general. For additional information on this topic,...

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Recession? – Chris Boyd welcomes Jeff Perry and Brian Regan for an in-depth discussion whether the US economy is heading into a recession. Chris begins the conversation with a detailed explanation of the definition of a recession, which may not be as simple as it seems. The trio reviews recent related economic news, including the potential impact of Trump tariffs, inflation, employment data, retail sales, potential of a reduction in government spending, and consumer confidence. Brian offers his expert commentary about the risks of an economic slowdown in the near future. For more information...

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Social Security: To start or not to start, that is the question! – Deciding when to claim your Social Security benefits might appear to be a simple decision, but making the wrong decision can have a significant impact on your financial plan and your income taxes. Chris Boyd, Jeff Perry, and Russ Ball have an in-depth discussion and respond to the concept of taking Social Security at the earliest possible age and investing the monthly benefit. Chris, Jeff, and Russ remind listeners that it is always best to seek the advice of your financial advisor when making decision when to claim Social...

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Why Investors Missed Out on 15% – Chris Boyd and Jeff Perry open this episode with
an update on the opening of a new office location in Hyannis for the AMR Team. They
also discuss the recent Federal Budget deal and what it may mean after the November
election. Chris and Jeff next review a recent Morningstar article titled “How can
investors capture a greater share of their funds total returns in the future” (see link to the
article below). The dialogue shifts to an in-depth look at how behavioral and
psychological factors can harm investment performance. The conversation also includes
an overview of the financial principles of asset allocation, diversification, and
rebalancing.
For more information or to reach Chris Boyd or Jeff Perry, click the below link:
https://www.wealthenhancement.com/s/advisor-teams/amr

https://www.morningstar.com/personal-finance/fund-investors-who-kept-it-simple-
captured-more-return