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Keith and I are listening to some of the great sound clips we’ve put together with Phil Cannella and Joann Small during the week for tomorrow’s Crash Proof Retirement Show®. We have a special guest scheduled to appear on the show along with an important segment dedicated to our female listeners and how Joann Small can help guide them through getting more involved with their personal finances. Tune in tomorrow (Saturday 2/23) at 11am to hear The Crash Proof Retirement Show®! Listen Live     Read More +

Saturday’s Crash Proof Retirement Show was one hour because of the Temple basketball game, but long on information for people looking to crash-proof their retirement nest eggs. The Outrage of the Week touched on possible stock market troubles that could be heading investor’s ways this year. With ineffective government regulations and an overheated stock market, the time could be ripe for another crash, according to the Outrage. Stay tuned.

It’s been a busy week on Wall Street with new allegations surfacing about the banks and their political co-dependants. Listen this weekend as the Outrage of the Week once again takes you through that magical portal called the revolving door exposing another “inside job” done on the average investor.

Long Term Care was the topic on Saturday as Phil Cannella and Joann Small welcomed Chuck Kindt certified to the show, a long term care planner. Chuck spoke about the importance of having long term care protection and fielded some calls from listeners concerned about their own long term care futures. It was a very successful show this weekend and I feel that we helped a lot of consumers.

We have a lot of great new sound for everyone to hear this weekend on both editions of the Crash Proof Retirement Show™ with Phil Cannella and Joann Small! Keith, Bob Bumbera, and myself are putting the final touches on the guest feedback from Wednesday’s Crash Proof Educational Event at Harry’s Savoy Grille. Many people had such nice things to say about the presentation! I just read John Connolly’s “Outrage of the Week” and he may have outdone his piece from last week so you Read More +

Phil Cannella and Joann Small did a nice informative segment of Saturdays show on the huge risk involved with putting your money in mutual funds. Many who are vested in mutuals are not aware of the 12b1 fees lurking that periodically snatch money away from your original investment. Mutual funds should be considered armed and extremely dangerous to the average investor.