SK Wealth's Solutions & Knowledge podcast Matthew Neyland, CFA, CAIA

Raising financially savvy kids is hard, especially with so much flashy marketing competing for their attention and cash. Financial literacy is essential, but it's largely neglected in school so you’re left to fill the void. In this episode, Mac and Andrew offer practical strategies for teaching your kids about budgeting, banking, saving, taxes, and debt. They also discuss the importance of transparent discussions and real-world experiences to empower your children to lead by example and facilitate open dialogue. Tap that subscribe button so you don’t miss the next installment in our series about children and money!
Resources mentioned in this episode:
Charles Schwab Financial Calculators
The Opposite of Spoiled: Raising Kids Who Are Grounded, Generous, and Smart About Money
by Ron Lieber
 

As a first-time homebuyer, your kid may have limited resources. You’d like to be able to help, but what's the right way? This week, Mac and Andrew dig into the different strategies to help your child buy their first home, exploring IRS thresholds for cash gifts or the tax benefits of becoming your kid’s landlord. They’ll guide you through the emotional decision-making process and how to determine the smartest ways to help your child without putting your own financial stability on the line. Click the subscribe button for upcoming episodes about helping your children become financially secure.

Teaching your kids about saving and investing now will help them make the smart decisions to thrive in the future. And they’re never too young to start. In this episode, Mac and Andrew discuss how to create a language around money and financial concepts from a very early age that leads to open communication and collaboration as they grow. They talk about some fun ways to get your youngsters engaged, how to teach the value of a dollar, and some savings strategies for their future. Don’t forget to hit that subscribe button – there are more episodes about kids and money on the way! by Morgan Housel
Resources mentioned in this episode: The Psychology of Money  by Morgan Housel

If your RSUs are about to vest, you know the tax implications can be complicated. How you decide to act is so important. Andrew and Mac are here to help you feel more confident in your next steps so you can get the most out of what you’ve worked so hard to earn. In this episode, the guys will talk about how and when RSUs are taxed, what types of tax treatments are used, and under what circumstances. Don’t worry if it already sounds a little complicated. This episode will help simplify things so you can make your best financial choices. Tap that subscribe button so you don’t miss out on more great guidance like this!
Resources mentioned in the episode: Restricted Stock Units
 

Giving to charities and nonprofits feels great, and with the right philanthropic strategy, you can create a legacy of giving. Today, we talk about the art of aligning donation strategies with your financial plan. Learn about the simplicity of cash donations, the benefits of bequests through wills or trusts, and other examples of strategic philanthropic planning. If you haven’t hit that subscribe button yet, what are you waiting for? We have so much more to come from the financial experts at SK Wealth!

Moving into the executive suite is exciting, as is the compensation you'll be receiving for the extra responsibility you’re taking on. Executive compensation plans are constructed to make sure you’re well taken care of, but they can be complicated. It’s up to you to understand the details in order to make the most out of these new compensation insturments and benefits. This week, Andrew and Mac look into the ways long-term executive compensation plans protect your reputation and financial well-being while explaining the more detailed tax issues so you can make sound decisions about your financial future. Remember to subscribe for more weekly insights from the pros over at SK Wealth!