When Headlines Hijack Retirement Decisions
About this episode
The episode discusses how headlines can mislead retirement decisions and emphasizes the importance of context in financial planning.
Headlines scream disaster, but do they deserve control over your retirement decisions? In this episode, Ryan Herbert and Lawrence Kiely unpack why market predictions, social media takes, and financial fear‑mongering often miss the mark. From bold calls that never came true to hot investing trends pushed for clicks, they explain why reacting to noise can derail long‑term planning. The conversation focuses on understanding context, filtering sources, and aligning financial decisions with your stage of life; not headlines, hype, or well‑meaning family opinions. Want to begin building your retirement and tax plan? Click Here to Schedule a 15-minute Discovery Call Follow us for more helpful insights: 🖱️ Facebook- https://bit.ly/3PmJcSt 🖱️ LinkedIn- https://bit.ly/44T88a9 🖱️ X - https://bit.ly/3PHxqDJ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
People in this episode
Host: Mike Canet
Guests: Ryan Herbert, Lawrence Kiely
Topics covered
- retirement planning
- market predictions
- financial decision-making
- social media influence
- long-term investing
Keywords
- retirement decisions
- financial fear-mongering
- market trends
- investing noise
- long-term planning
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Organizations: Facebook, LinkedIn
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