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Gina Robison-Billups

Gut Check: Revisiting Your Emotions and Your Retirement Plan

July 5, 2010

A short time ago, as part of my regular contribution to MomsMakingaMillion radio, I introduced the notion that relying on your gut feeling, specifically when women rely on their intuition, they tend to come up short in terms of business and investment decisions when compare to their male cohorts. In the beginning, I thought the [...]

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Retirement Planning: Making More Helps Women

May 17, 2010

Wouldn’t it be great to find an extra $10,662 to invest towards your retirement, pay down debt and improve your lifestyle? This is the gap in income currently experienced by women across the country. But before I get to that, I want to clear up a couple of the errors I have made have made [...]

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MomsMakingaMillion Radio Interview: Community Investing

March 26, 2010

Kat Bellucci:Last week on the show, Paul brought up the topic of socially responsible investing.  He explained that it was the sort of investing that follows our beliefs.  In other words, these are investments that invest in businesses that are focused on the same core values we try to live by: protecting the planet and [...]

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Perhaps Something SIMPLE: Small Business Retirement Plans

February 11, 2010

This week on MomsMakingaMillion radio, we discuss more on retirement planning for the small business owner. Perhaps Something SIMPLE Kat: Today we discuss the SIMPLE IRA for small business in the last of our three part series with Paul.  Tell us just what simple is. Paul: The SIMPLE IRA, named because those letter stand for [...]

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The Solo 401(k)

January 27, 2010

On Friday, I will be discussing the solo 401(k) with MomsMakingaMillion hosts Gina and Kat.  Gina has been curious about how someone who has not had access to a 401(k) at their place of employment can invest for retirement.  This is the first of a three part series on the topic. Kat: If the entrepreneurial [...]

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401(k) Rollover: The First Steps

January 21, 2010

I appear every Friday with Gina Robison-Billups and Kat Bellucci on a broadcast designed to help working moms create the assets and wealth they need to be successful and secure. This week on MomsMakingaMillion, on 01.22.10, we discuss the first in a segment on what to do with that 401(k) if you have left a [...]

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Your Company’s Stock as a Matching Contribution

January 12, 2010

Last week on MomsMakingaMillion, one of the the hosts, Gina Robison-Billups grabbed hold of one of the tips about how your 401(k) plan is structured: don’t own too much of your company’s stock in your retirement plan.  This is not a new problem for investors in these sorts of defined contribution plans. And even though [...]

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Your 401k: Knowing Too Much?

January 5, 2010

In a weekly segment for MomsMakingaMillion with Gina Robison Bullips and Kat Bellucci, I am asked five questions.  This week’s topic, to air on 01.08.10 tackles the subject of knowing too much about your 401(k)’s potential in your retirement days. I will be asked: Can too much information about your 401k be a bad thing? [...]

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Dividends Tell All

December 10, 2009

We have been discussing dividends on MomsMakingaMillion Radio for the last several weeks. In this segment, we discuss dividends in mutual funds. Could you recap briefly for our listeners what we have already discussed? Our discussion about dividends has offered a brief overview of what they are: profits paid back to the shareholder of record, [...]

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Dividends Can Make a Difference

November 16, 2009

This week on MomsMakingaMillion Talk Radio we are discussing the art of dividend investing. So what are dividends? When a company makes a profit there are basically three things that can be done. Some reinvest it, which is what newer companies or growth companies do. They take those profits and channel them back into the [...]

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