The Financial Answer with Nathan O’Bryant

Learn the different types of risk that could affect your portfolio. Get a gut reaction from Nathan on some crucial statistics. Finally, we'll give you three qualities of money.

Let's tour the "Market Crash Hall Of Fame", and go over some of the famous crashes in American history. Be sure you are prepared for the next one. Then, we'll discuss some things that are never said about finances, as well as things in the investment world that could drive you crazy.

Learn to invest like a genius and determine whether you need a traditional or Roth IRA. Finally, let's make sure your financial actions are lining up with your words.

Join us as we address your frequent questions about 401(k) accounts. We'll also help you set your expectations for your financial advisor.

Let's establish some financial commandments and spend time talking directly to the Baby Boomers who are listening on this week's episode of The Financial Answer.

Watch out for market volatility that's been occurring lately. We'll prepare you for the ups and downs on Wall Street. We'll also examine the power of hindsight and take a look at some stuff you just need to know about investing that you may not already

After months of seemingly constant gains, the stock market has finally gone through a bit of a pullback with some substantial drops within the past week or so. Nathan weighs in on the recent stock market volatility. Later, we'll explore how certain financial principles have become obsolete. Finally, we'll celebrate this year's Winter Olympics by comparing some of the events to financial planning.

Make sure you're avoiding key behaviors that could ruin your retirement. We'll also discuss longevity and examine a recent case study on IRAs.

Wary of another market crash? Have no fear. Listen for our Market Crash Survival Guide.

Let's look for the silver linings in your finances. We'll also clear up the confusion surrounding Social Security. Finally, learn what traits you should look for in a financial advisor.