Should You Stay in Cash or Keep Investing in Your 401k?
Every pilot needs to be aware that emotional decision-making can harm long-term financial health so we’ll dive into the challenges of accurately predicting market movements.
Every pilot needs to be aware that emotional decision-making can harm long-term financial health so we’ll dive into the challenges of accurately predicting market movements.
In this episode, we take a closer look at the recent fluctuations in the financial markets and the emotional responses of investors during turbulent times.
In the world of investing, one of the most critical concepts to understand is the difference between market timing and taking advantage of market conditions.
What lessons should we be learning from what’s happening in the market and how does this change investment strategies?
Ryan Fleming, The Pilot’s Advisor, shares the #1 lesson he learned about investors in 2024: successful investing isn’t sexy or flashy.
In this episode, we dive into the question of timing 401k contributions and whether it’s as risky as timing the market.
The episode tackles financial strategies tailored specifically for pilots, covering everything from best practices in managing a pilot's 401k to the principles of infinite banking.
Pilots are always looking for investing strategies that can help them grow their money and we’ve introduced quite a few people to Howard Capital Management. Today we are going to share our experience with their investments and why it might be worth considering if you want something a little different than the traditional funds.
As we move past Memorial Day and into the summer, we’re excited to welcome back Lee Hyder of Lee Hyder & Associates today to reflect on where the market currently stands and the investing strategies pilots should be focused on for long-term success.
Every generation likes to talk about how much harder things used to be when they were kids. Like all of the people who used to have to walk five miles to school, in the snow, uphill both ways. But they had at least one thing that was EASIER…and that was retirement planning.