Wealth Redefined‪®‬ Michael Reynolds

Everyone has heard of a 401(k), but not as many people are aware of the Roth 401(k). Let's unpack a few facts and insights about the Roth 401(k) and how it works.

We've all probably heard the "3-6 months of expenses" rule of thumb for your emergency fund. But like most things in personal finance, it's not a one-size-fits-all. We'll talk through the nuances of how to think about how much should be in your emergency fund.

When asked "what's your typical monthly spending?" most people go full on deer in the headlights. Unless you track your spending with a budgeting tool, it can be very difficult to determine your true expenses. Let's discuss a great way to ballpark it using your online banking and a basic spreadsheet.

Talking about compensation can be uncomfortable for many. But avoiding the topic could leave you under-paid and under-appreciated. Let's talk about how to ask for raise in a way that is constructive, respectful, and productive.

For many, investment management can seem like a black box. It sounds mysterious and difficult. In this episode, we'll unpack exactly what goes into investment management and what financial advisors do when managing investments.

While financial planning is not one-size-fits-all, it can often be helpful to look for rules of thumb or general guidelines when orienting your finances. We'll talk about some key financial ratios that you can track to help you make better money decisions and monitor your financial wellness.