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Anthony Saccaro says he's “not convinced” that tariffs will be an “extra tax on the American consumer.” While he sees the market in a positive light, “inflation is still sticky,” and wage inflation you “can never get back.” However, he thinks it could head “back towards more normalized levels” soon. He gives advice for portfolio construction based on where a trader is in their lifespan. ======== Schwab Network ======== Empowering every investor and trader, every market day. Options involve risks and are not suitable for all investors. Before trading, read the Options Disclosure Document. http://bit.ly/2v9tH6D Subscribe to the Market Minute newsletter - https://schwabnetwork.com/subscribe Download the iOS app - https://apps.apple.com/us/app/schwab-network/id1460719185 Download the Amazon Fire Tv App - https://www.amazon.com/TD-Ameritrade-Network/dp/B07KRD76C7 Watch on Sling - https://watch.sling.com/1/asset/191928615bd8d47686f94682aefaa007/watch Watch on Vizio - https://www.vizio.com/en/watchfreeplus-explore Watch on DistroTV - https://www.distro.tv/live/schwab-network/ Follow us on X – https://twitter.com/schwabnetwork Follow us on Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/schwabnetwork Follow us on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/schwab-network/ About Schwab Network - https://schwabnetwork.com/about

Kerry Lutz and Anthony Saccaro discussed the Federal Reserve's current pause on interest rate changes amid ongoing inflation concerns, with Saccaro noting that the Consumer Price Index (CPI) may not fully reflect real inflation due to its exclusion of essential expenses. They emphasized the importance of fiscal policy in conjunction with monetary policy to manage inflation and highlighted the need for reducing government waste. The conversation shifted to the impact of AI on productivity, particularly in the pharmaceutical and legal sectors, where Lutz shared his experience of using AI to significantly reduce contract analysis time. While both acknowledged AI's efficiency, Saccaro raised concerns about its potential to displace jobs and diminish critical thinking skills in students. They also discussed the economic outlook, with Saccaro suggesting a likely market increase by year-end but cautioning about recession risks, particularly for those nearing retirement. He recommended dollar-cost averaging for younger investors and portfolio adjustments for older individuals, concluding with details on how to access Saccaro's financial services. Find Anthony here: https://anthonysaccaro.com Find Kerry here: http://financialsurvivalnetwork.com/ and here: https://inflation.cafe

Kerry Lutz and Anthony Saccaro discussed the recent Federal Reserve rate cut and its immediate impact on the stock market, which initially rose but then fell due to the Fed's hawkish stance on future interest rates. Saccaro highlighted that despite the market's volatility, strong economic indicators such as a 3.1% GDP growth and a solid labor market suggest a positive outlook. He also noted that international instability might drive more investment into the U.S., potentially strengthening the dollar. The conversation touched on differing political perspectives regarding the economic outlook under the current administration, with Saccaro expressing concerns about the market's cyclical nature and the risks faced by older investors. The discussion shifted to advancements in AI, particularly Tesla's self-driving technology, and the challenges investors face in identifying successful AI companies. Both Lutz and Saccaro acknowledged AI's potential to enhance productivity while also raising concerns about job displacement and the authenticity of AI-generated content. They also addressed the implications of government inefficiencies and the need for balanced regulation. Saccaro expressed worries about technological vulnerabilities and the increasing reliance on AI, predicting a shift in how information is accessed. The meeting concluded with a call for audience engagement on their experiences with AI, emphasizing the importance of human oversight in its application. Find Anthony here: https://anthonysaccaro.com Find Kerry here: https://financialsurvivalnetwork.com and here: https://inflation.cafe

Kerry Lutz and Anthony Saccaro discussed the current economic landscape as the election approaches. Saccaro shared insights from a successful investment in Apple and stressed the importance of a diversified portfolio, using historical examples of companies like Blockbuster and Kodak that failed to adapt to market changes. They addressed the Federal Reserve's mandates of controlling inflation and unemployment, noting a recent uptick in unemployment to 4.3% and inflation remaining in the mid-twos. Both expressed concerns about the potential for a recession and the misconception that the stock market is always a safe haven. The conversation also covered the importance of strategic investing according to individual life stages, especially given economic volatility. Saccaro recommended a conservative investment approach focused on income generation through interest and dividends to ensure financial security in retirement. Find Anthony here: AnthonySacarro.com Find Kerry here: FSN and here: inflation.cafe

Kerry Lutz and Anthony Saccaro discussed retirement planning and the potential impact of market volatility on retirement portfolios. Saccaro emphasized the importance of having a robust investment plan tailored to one's life stage and cautioned against allowing the stock market to dictate one's ability to achieve financial goals. He also stressed the significance of transitioning to an income-first mindset as retirement approaches, ensuring financial security and peace of mind. Lutz supported this approach, emphasizing the need for financial stability and cautioning against relying on risky investments. Saccaro also discussed the benefits of being invested for income, which allows individuals to live off the earnings without depleting their retirement savings. He highlighted the positive impact of this approach on retirement lifestyle and financial security, emphasizing that it can lead to a happier retirement and increased spending while still ensuring financial stability. The discussion underscored the importance of early retirement planning and the potential consequences of delaying retirement planning until the last minute. Finally, Saccaro stressed the need for a well-tested plan and the value of having a financial advisor to assist with retirement planning and income management. Find Anthony here: Providence Financial Inc Find Kerry here: FSN  and here: inflation.cafe

In this episode of Elevate Your Career, Nicole talks to Jane Saccaro, a CEO, executive coach, and speaker with over two decades of experience helping individuals and organisations formulate, communicate, and mobilize to achieve a shared vision. They discuss the significance of listening and building strong relationships within a workspace to foster trust and competence. Jane offers her approach to negotiation, aiming to simplify the process and alleviate discomfort when asking for more money.Nicole and Jane discuss her journey from growing up in the Midwest with leadership tendencies to becoming a CEO, highlighting her experiences of deep listening and peer counselling during high school, which shaped her understanding of human connection. Jane pursued a major in economics and a minor in psychology, which led her to strategic consulting at Bain and Company, where she learned the importance of relationship-building and credible demonstration of competence. After Bain, she transitioned to eToys.com, embracing the challenges of a new industry and climbing up from an associate product manager to a leadership role during the internet bubble era. They discuss Jane's move to Princess Cruises, where she faced the challenge of being one of the few women in a male-dominated environment. She emphasises the importance of relationship-building both shipboard and within the office. Jane also discusses her time in Zurich, Switzerland, where she decided to move into the social sector, aiming to find meaning in her hard work. She prepared by educating herself in various aspects of nonprofit management. Upon returning to the States, she joined Kasem, a small but promising nonprofit.Throughout this fascinating and insightful conversation, Jane provides insights into successful negotiation, stressing preparation and the importance of understanding one's worth and the company's position. She offers advice on advocating for oneself, having intentional conversations, and practicing good body language to remain connected and calm during negotiations.Enjoy!What You Will Learn In This Show:The transformative power of deep listening and empathy and Jane's early experiences with peer counselling in high school, which laid the foundation for her leadership philosophy.Jane's journey at Bain and Company, revealing how critical relationship-building and credibility are in establishing oneself as a young leader in a competitive environment.The importance of tenacity and adaptability, particularly during tumultuous times, like the internet bubble era.How her strategic approach to earning trust and forging strong relationships allowed her to succeed in a challenging, male-dominated work environment.How Jane's time in Zurich brought clarity to her career trajectory, and how she derived fulfilment from aligning hard work with meaningful impact.Demystifying negotiation, particularly for women - preparation, knowing one's value, understanding the employer's standpoint, and practicing confident body language.And so much more...Resources:Nicole McMackin LinkedInJane Saccaro LinkedInJane's website

Kerry Lutz and Anthony Saccaro discussed the state of the economy, with a focus on the potential for a recession and the impact it could have on investors. They debated whether a recession is inevitable or if there could be a soft landing, and discussed the mental game of a recession and how it can become a self-fulfilling prophecy. They also discussed retirement planning and the importance of being careful in the current market, with Saccaro warning investors who are about to retire in the next three to five years to be very careful and advising people to start shoring up now to make sure that they can retire regardless of what happens in the market. Saccaro emphasized the need to invest for income in retirement, focusing on high-quality income-producing investments, such as value stocks with high dividend yields, to ensure a successful retirement. Visit Anthony at: https://providencefinancialinc.com/team/anthony-a-saccaro/ Order his book here: https://morelifethanmoneybook.com/

Kerry Lutz and Anthony Saccaro discussed the current state of the economy, predicting a possible recession in 2024 and suggesting that investors focus on dividend-paying stocks to protect their portfolios. They emphasized the importance of diversification, dollar-cost averaging, and reinvesting dividends during market downturns to take advantage of lower prices. Saccaro recommended a 60/40 plan with a focus on fixed income investments and warned against chasing high yields without considering the underlying fundamentals of a company. He also suggested leaving some cash aside for short-term needs and diversifying investments for the short, mid, and long-term. Additionally, Saccaro offered a free book on retirement mistakes for interested viewers. Visit Anthony's site and get a free copy of his latest book:https://providencefinancialinc.com/ Visit Kerry at:@https://FinancialSurvivalNetwork.com  

Kerry Lutz and Anthony Saccaro discussed various topics related to the economy, including consumer confidence, the housing market, inflation, and investment strategies. They examined the factors that contribute to consumer optimism, such as the strength of the labor market and the availability of jobs, and discussed the potential impact of global events on the economy. They also noted the unusual reaction of home sales and prices to rising interest rates and the fear of the Fed that another home sale explosion could cause them to raise rates more aggressively. Additionally, they discussed the impact of inflation on the job market and investment strategies, with Saccaro suggesting that investing in long-term income portfolios and real estate may be good strategies for weathering economic cycles. Finally, they discussed Anthony's podcast and marketing strategies, including the importance of analytics and tracking open rates and click-through rates for email blasts.   Find Anthony here - Anthony Saccaro Find us here - FSN

Are you near retirement or already retired and wondering how to protect your investments from market drops?   In this episode, we're exploring macroeconomics and the current interest rate environment with Anthony Saccaro. We'll learn why investors with 20+ years of accumulation should look towards dollar cost averaging through retirement plans, while those closer to retirement should focus on generating income. Anthony will discuss why it's essential to plan for retirement by living off income and paying close attention to the Federal Reserve. Let's dive in! Anthony Saccaro, ChFC®, J.D., is the founder and president of Providence Financial and Insurance Services, a Registered Investment Advisory (RIA) firm. With over 20 years of experience in the financial services industry, Saccaro provides investment and retirement strategies to pre-retirees and retirees by helping them efficiently plan and work toward achieving their financial goals for their later years. [00:01 - 03:52] Opening Segment • Macroeconomics and what's happening in the US economy Inflation is high at 6.4%, but unemployment is at an all-time low of 3.4% • The benefits of dollar cost averaging and living off interest and dividends Dollar-cost averaging is buying the same investments over and over again [03:53 - 07:34] Investing for the Long-Term • Experts think that the market could go down another 20 or 30% or more • Volatility of a downward decline in the market helps if you're putting money in • If you have less than 20 years, focus on investing for income rather than growth • Live off interest and dividends instead of selling shares to get income [07:35 - 13:00] Closing Segment • Small payments of principle over time can make the million dollars disappear Don't run out of money before life ends • Value of portfolio dropping doesn't matter if living off the income Connect with Anthony: Website: More Life than Money Key Quotes: " If you're invested for growth, you're eating the chickens. If you're invested for income, you're eating the eggs." - Anthony Saccaro WANT TO LEARN MORE? Connect with me through LinkedIn. Or send me an email at sujata@luxe-cap.com Visit my website, www.luxe-cap.com, or my YouTube channel. Thanks for tuning in! If you liked my show, LEAVE A 5-STAR REVIEW, like, and subscribe!

Do you want to maximize your retirement years without worrying about finances? Today, we are joined by Anthony Saccaro - a chartered financial consultant and estate planning attorney - who shares his experience helping retirees invest right for their stage of life. Anthony emphasizes investing for income and dividends rather than growth to avoid selling shares and running out of funds. He dives into why diversifying investments across asset classes, geographies, and operators is essential for downside protection and conservative underwriting. Anthony explores why Social Security is so important for American retirees and how millennials should plan ahead and invest in real estate. Listen and enjoy! Anthony Saccaro, ChFC®, J.D., is the founder and president of Providence Financial and Insurance Services, a Registered Investment Advisory (RIA) firm. With more than 20 years of experience in the financial services industry, Saccaro provides investment and retirement strategies to pre-retirees and retirees by helping them efficiently plan and work toward achieving their financial goals for their later years. [00:01 - 07:07] Opening Segment • Retirement years can be stressful due to volatility in the economic climate and wrong investments • The accumulation phase (putting money in) and distribution phase (taking money out) • Invest for income, interest, and dividends instead of growth Change lifestyle for the better with more income coming in [07:08 - 14:17] Investing for Growth and Tax Efficiency • Investing for growth and not taking money from portfolio to get income • How retirees often shrink their lifestyle to match their income • A software used to uncover information such as future tax increases • Investing for income vs. growth and social security strategies [14:18 - 21:19] Don't Let What You Don't Know Hurt Your Retirement • Stress testing portfolio to see how it would have done in the 2001 tech crash and 2008 financial crisis • Anthony introduces his More Life Than Money book Making sure retirees have enough money to last their life [21:20 - 27:47] Maximizing Your Retirement Benefits • How to determine the best way to take Social Security for an individual Without Social Security, 40% of retirees would be in poverty • Millennials should not count on Social Security, but it will be there • The worst-case scenario is a 21% reduction in 2034 if no changes are made [27:48 - 30:48] Closing Segment • Why real estate is the best investment for a 20 or 30-year-old Capital appreciation, tax benefits, and inflation adjustment Connect with Anthony: Website: More Life than Money Key Quotes: "Instead of shrinking your retirement dreams to match your income, you should increase your income to match your dreams." - Anthony Saccaro “If your future plans depend on what your investments do or depend on what the stock market does or what the economy does, you're invested wrong.” - Anthony Saccaro WANT TO LEARN MORE? Connect with me through LinkedIn. Or send me an email at sujata@luxe-cap.com Visit my website, www.luxe-cap.com, or my YouTube channel. Thanks for tuning in! If you liked my show, LEAVE A 5-STAR REVIEW, like, and subscribe!

Summary: As the Fed prepares to raise interest rates at least 50 points higher, everyone is wondering what lies in store for housing, the economy, and our portfolios. Here to discuss this is Anthony Saccaro, financial expert and founder of Providence Financial & Insurance Services. The plan to continually hike up interest rates is designed to lower inflation to 2% or 3%, but this will inevitably fuel a recession. The length and depth of this recession ultimately depends on how much longer the battle for inflation goes, and low unemployment seems to be keeping inflation high. Tough times ahead imply that it is essential to reconsider investing strategies, and Anthony assures us that we can count on interest and dividends for now. Tune in for more information on what's to come. Useful Links: Financial Survival Network Anthony Saccaro

Summary: Most working individuals want to retire at some point. In fact, we spend the entirety of our careers contributing to (most likely) the most expensive purchase that we'll ever make: a retirement fund. How does one make sure that they set aside the right amount of money for retirement, generating enough income to survive off of during the final phase of life? Anthony Saccaro has been a retirement advisor for 23 years, and appears in this episode to talk about what you may not know about preparing for retirement—so that you don't get hurt later on. He contends that the biggest mistake you can make is not being invested appropriately for the phase of life you're in. A lot of people neglect to shift their portfolio when they transition phases, and this adjustment can have a massive affect on your retirement fund. Furthermore, it's important to enlist the help of an advisor that is an income specialist, and to build a fund that is sustainable in any scenario. Useful Links: Financial Survival Network More Life Than Money

'Reason, Faith, and the Struggle for Western Civilization' by Samuel Gregg covers two subjects which are critically important for all of us to comprehend: the relationship between rationality and religious belief for one, and the legacy and destiny of the West for another. Gregg argues clearly and concisely here that Western Civilization is predicated on the synthesis of faith and reason. Instead of choosing one or the other, the melding together of Jewish belief and Greek thought in Christianity made possible the greatest and surest improvement in human quality of life ever, bar none. Those today who strive to divorce the modern developed world from the fact of it having both a significant theological and philosophical heritage stand poised, therefore, to destroy the single greatest force for good humanly speaking since the beginning of recorded history. The second book I finished today was a surprisingly fitting companion. 'Sex, Lies, and Scantrons: The Average American's Public School Experience' by Matt Saccaro serves as a first-hand account of the personal ramifications of such efforts. According to Saccaro, our education system routinely allows students to torment, harass, bully, and pressure one another into unhealthy ways of being and relating. Teachers, meanwhile, alternate between barely concealing their disdain for their pupils and harshly upbraiding them for making them look as bad as they in fact are. Consequently, the kids are foul-mouthed, uncouth, abusive, and unrestrained by anything that could remotely be called Christian morality. The adults in the mix by and large shrug and turn a blind eye to this, unless doing otherwise would cost them personally. The whole lot acts like animals because they're conditioned to believe they're animals. And this is why we homeschool. Of a piece is the recent story from Not the Bee of a Tallahassee, Florida middle school principal Sarah Hembree taking to Facebook to upbraid parents for "getting in their way" and bragging that teachers are going to "do what's best for your students in spite of you." The whole lot also explains why Louisiana HB813 - 'The Abolition of Abortion in Louisiana Act' - was just withdrawn by its sponsor, Republican State Rep. Danny McCormick, after an amendment passed 65 to 26 on Thursday night stating that "the pregnant female shall not be held responsible for the criminal consequences" if she tries to get an abortion in violation of the proposed legislation. To the degree the West generally, and America in particular, has abandoned the union of faith and reason, we have correspondingly lost the ability to agree that truth and goodness are objectively knowable, and that it is our sober responsibility before God to both know them and act accordingly. If there is to be any hope of salvaging the above, by God's grace, we must return once more to the conviction that "the fear of the LORD is the beginning of wisdom, and the the knowledge of the Holy One is insight." Nothing less will do. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/garrett-ashley-mullet/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/garrett-ashley-mullet/support

Summary: The markets haven't been doing great; how do we know when it's the right time to exit? I have Anthony Saccaro on the show to talk about some of the latest happenings in the economy, and how to guage the proper time to leave the market based on your personal circumstances. Inflation may or may not be at its peak, but regardless, it's important to put yourself in a situation where you minimize your debt and have a steady cash flow. Tune in for more insight. Highlights: -Markets aren't doing so great; is it time to exit? It ultimately depends on what stage of life you're in -If you're within 4,5, or 10 years of retirement, it's probably time to start taking some of your chips off the table -Stocks are almost at record highs, with a potential recession looming -You want to be in a position where you're debt free and have the cash flow to do what you want—regardless of what the national inflation rate is -Focus on the dividend and interest, because that's what you can count on Financial Survival Network Providence Financial Inc.

Summary: Will the Fed kill the market or the currency? It seems that it could come down to having to choose between the two, and I talk with Anthony Saccaro to unpack this tricky situation. With low unemployment and high inflation, the Fed is forced to raise interest rates. No matter what they do, it's going to be bad on the market. To find out what's happening with this situation and how to prepare, listen in because you won't want to miss it. Highlights: -Will the Fed kill the market or the currency? It could come down to a choice between the two -The Fed is in a precarious position -The unemployment rate was doing well for a number of years pre-covid, and they hadn't raised interest rates in a long time -Now, unemployment is low and there is high inflation—and they are forced to raise interest rates -They're in a position where no matter what they do, it's going to be bad on the market -The worse of the evils at this point is letting inflation continue to run -The question is whether inflation is temporary or transitory—or if it's going to be long term -There aren't enough workers to unload ships, which is causing issues on the supply side -Any inflation we have is going to be permanent, but going forward it will hopefully settle off at a lower level -With the stimulus, people had more money, but less goods and services available -People begin to expect prices to go higher -The government is building an economy based on printing money -If you're still in the accumulation phase of life, continue with your stocks -Focus on dividend paying stocks -If you're in the older phase of life, you need to be more cautious -Focus on investments that are going to protect your principles -Dividend paying stocks fluctuate a lot less than non-dividend paying stocks Useful Links: Financial Survival Network Providence Financial Inc.

Una chiacchierata sulla didattica a distanza... mettendo a confronto le scuole superiori e l'università. Questo nuovo format contiene le esperienze personali sullo studio in remoto, cominciato nel marzo del drammatico 2020...

We all would like to think that the stock market will never crash again and that it will only be smooth sailing ahead. But we all know that this isn't likely. And if market calamity happens at the wrong time for you, it may cause you to not be able to retire, or to have to cut back on your lifestyle! In this episode, Saccaro talks about how you can position yourself so that you are protected regardless of where the market goes from here.

As part of a forthcoming package of proposed tax cuts, the White House is considering ways to incentivize U.S. households to invest in the stock market, according to four senior administration officials familiar with the discussions. The proposal, one of many new tax cuts under consideration, would see a portion of household income treated as tax-free for the purposes of investing outside a traditional 401(k). Under one hypothetical scenario described by multiple officials, a household earning up to $200,000 could invest $10,000 of that income on a tax-free basis, although officials noted these numbers are fluid. “Nothing’s ruled out,” said one senior administration official. “Nothing’s been ruled in, either.” Larry Kudlow, director of the National Economic Council, told CNBC the approach looked at most closely centers on creating universal savings accounts, which would combine retirement, education and health care savings into one vehicle. Money put into the account would be done so on an after-tax basis, and taxed when withdrawn as well; but any accumulation of profits during the investment timeframe, known as capital gains, would not be taxed. Kudlow told CNBC this policy, if pursued, may extend to bonds as well as stocks. Kudlow noted that this and other ideas have yet to be fleshed out, and no decisions have been made. The development comes as President Donald Trump seeks reelection this fall. He has sought to distinguish himself from his potential Democratic rivals by accusing of them of pursuing “socialist” policies while he has touted tax cuts and deregulation under his administration. After the Great Recession, the percentage of American households owning stocks fell to 52% from 62% before the crisis, according to Gallup. That percentage reached 55% in 2019, a year when the stock market hit record highs. The tax break, if enacted, would represent “a pretty substantial amount of money for people” to have for retirement, according to Stephen Moore, economist at the conservative Heritage Foundation and close confidante of the White House. “That’s the type of thing that would expand ownership,” Moore tells CNBC. The stock market’s rise under Trump’s tenure is a well-documented point of pride for the president and his top economic officials, who have called the Dow Jones Industrial Average a “barometer” and a “mark-to-market indicator” of the administration’s performance. The S&P 500, seen as the broadest index of corporate performance, has risen 49% since Trump took office. The White House publicly has been pointing to the package as a new shot of adrenaline in an economy whose growth shows signs of slowing 10 years into an expansion. A payroll tax cut would become an option only if the economy experienced significant decline, according to two senior administration officials. Separately, Kudlow has suggested cutting the tax rate to 15% for middle-class earners. Kudlow and Vice President Mike Pence have suggested that the package could be unveiled in early fall, as voters are deliberating whether to elect Trump to a second term.

As part of a forthcoming package of proposed tax cuts, the White House is considering ways to incentivize U.S. households to invest in the stock market, according to four senior administration officials familiar with the discussions. The proposal, one of many new tax cuts under consideration, would see a portion of household income treated as tax-free for the purposes of investing outside a traditional 401(k). Under one hypothetical scenario described by multiple officials, a household earning up to $200,000 could invest $10,000 of that income on a tax-free basis, although officials noted these numbers are fluid. “Nothing’s ruled out,” said one senior administration official. “Nothing’s been ruled in, either.” Larry Kudlow, director of the National Economic Council, told CNBC the approach looked at most closely centers on creating universal savings accounts, which would combine retirement, education and health care savings into one vehicle. Money put into the account would be done so on an after-tax basis, and taxed when withdrawn as well; but any accumulation of profits during the investment timeframe, known as capital gains, would not be taxed. Kudlow told CNBC this policy, if pursued, may extend to bonds as well as stocks. Kudlow noted that this and other ideas have yet to be fleshed out, and no decisions have been made. The development comes as President Donald Trump seeks reelection this fall. He has sought to distinguish himself from his potential Democratic rivals by accusing of them of pursuing “socialist” policies while he has touted tax cuts and deregulation under his administration. After the Great Recession, the percentage of American households owning stocks fell to 52% from 62% before the crisis, according to Gallup. That percentage reached 55% in 2019, a year when the stock market hit record highs. The tax break, if enacted, would represent “a pretty substantial amount of money for people” to have for retirement, according to Stephen Moore, economist at the conservative Heritage Foundation and close confidante of the White House. “That’s the type of thing that would expand ownership,” Moore tells CNBC. The stock market’s rise under Trump’s tenure is a well-documented point of pride for the president and his top economic officials, who have called the Dow Jones Industrial Average a “barometer” and a “mark-to-market indicator” of the administration’s performance. The S&P 500, seen as the broadest index of corporate performance, has risen 49% since Trump took office. The White House publicly has been pointing to the package as a new shot of adrenaline in an economy whose growth shows signs of slowing 10 years into an expansion. A payroll tax cut would become an option only if the economy experienced significant decline, according to two senior administration officials. Separately, Kudlow has suggested cutting the tax rate to 15% for middle-class earners. Kudlow and Vice President Mike Pence have suggested that the package could be unveiled in early fall, as voters are deliberating whether to elect Trump to a second term.

Anthony Saccaro shares excellent tips on preparing for a financial transition

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Anthony Saccaro is the founder and president of Providence Financial & Insurance Services. He is a financial planner and registered investment advisor, but is first and foremost an educator. Since 1999, he has consulted with thousands of individuals about their finances. Passionate about teaching and coaching clients, he focuses on the universe of investment options in order to help them develop clear income strategies for a secure future. Anthony is a frequent speaker on estate and financial planning topics and is an advisory board member for Senior Market Advisor, a leading industry publication.

Curta Design, o podcast do ArqSC realizado junto com a Saccaro Florianópolis para falar sobre design. Neste episódio a gente conversa com Jayme Bernardo, arquiteto e designer nascido em São Paulo e criado no Paraná, que se consolidou no mercado nacional e internacional com seu traço contemporâneo em projetos arquitetônicos em diferentes escalas. Em 2011, criou o selo DIEEDRO, onde exercita sua verve criativa. Na entrevista, Jayme conta sobre seus 38 anos de trajetória, do escritório com mais de 30 pessoas, 70% de jovens arquitetos, fala sobre a coleção outdoor Talipot criada para a Saccaro e ensina que os jovens devem treinar o olhar off-line e ter humildade. No portal www.arqsc.com.br você confere as peças de design e alguns projetos do arquiteto. Obrigada pela sua audiência. Deixe sugestões, comentários e ajude a divulgar o nosso podcast.

Curta Design, o podcast do ArqSC realizado junto com a Saccaro Florianópolis para falar sobre design. Neste terceiro episódio, a conversa é com o jornalista e apresentador Pedro Andrade, conhecido do público brasileiro pela participação nos programas Manhattan Connection (Globo News), e Pedro Pelo Mundo (GNT). Ele é o primeiro e único apresentador brasileiro a ter um programa em rede nacional americana. Este carioca que vive pelo mundo, mas tem sede de rotina, gosta de fazer café, tomar banho e dormir na sua casa. Nesta entrevista, Pedro responde a perguntas poucas vezes feitas a ele já que o maior interesse é pelo que ele faz fora de casa. O nosso é saber como é a casa do Pedro Andrade, sua relação com a rotina e com as cidades por onde passa.No porta www.arqsc.com.br você pode ver a campanha que Pedro Andrade fez para a Saccaro para a coleção Outdoor.Obrigada pela sua audiência. Deixe sugestões, comentários e ajude a divulgar o nosso podcast.

Bem-vindos ao Curta Design, o podcast do ArqSC reeditado junto com a Saccaro para falar sobre design em 4 episódios. Neste primeiro, entrevistamos o jovem designer Luan Del Savio para saber como se dá o seu processo criativo, a influência da formação acadêmica e o chão de fábrica no desenvolvimento das peças, dos lançamentos e do papel do design em um mundo em transformação. Ele nos conta ainda como criar para a indústria a partir de Maravilha, no extremo oeste catarinense, sua cidade natal e onde escolheu viver. Depois de ouvir o podcast, você pode ver as peças do designer no portal www.arqsc.com.br Obrigada pela sua audiência. Deixe sugestões, comentários e ajude a divulgar o nosso conteúdo.

Anthony A. Saccaro, ChFC, founder and president of Providence Financial & Insurance Services, is a financial planner and registered investment advisor-but is first and foremost an educator. For over 15 years, he has consulted with thousands of individuals about their finances. He is passionate about teaching and coaching clients on the universe of investment options in order to help them develop clear income strategies for a secure future.   Questions Asked:    1) You say most families are walking on a financial tightrope, what does that mean? 2) How can Americans overcome stagnant wages?  3) How can Americans start adequately saving for retirement?    Contact Info:    Website: www.providencefinancialinc.com  Email: info@providencefinancialinc.com     

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AnthonyA. Saccaro, ChFC, founder and president of Providence Financial & InsuranceServices, is a financial planner and registered investment advisor- but is first and foremost an educator. For over 15 years, he has consulted with thousands of individuals about their finances. He is passionate about teaching and coaching clients on the universe of investment options in order to help them develop clear income strategies for a secure future. Saccaro is a frequent speaker on estate and financial planning topics and is an advisory board member for Senior Market Advisor, a leading industry publication. In October 2012, he appeared on the cover of Life Insurance Selling, one of the premier national magazines for financial planners and insurance professionals   In January 2014, Saccaro was invited to be a guest on KCAL9 News and speak on the topic of financial resolutions. He was named one of Southern California’sFinancial Leaders by Forbes magazine and is part of the Ed Slott Elite IRAAdvisor Group. His articles have been featured in prestigious publications such as The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Los Angeles Daily News, Pasadena StarNews, FOXBusiness and West Valley News.   Born and raised in Los Angeles, Saccaro’s favorite pastimes include spending time with his wife Anca and son Aiden, playing golf and traveling. Listeners: You asked, so we found FREE solutions for 5 of your top problem areas. Text “TOOLBELT” to 44222 or click here  

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Anthony A. Saccaro founder and president of Providence Financial & Insurance Services, financial planner and registered investment advisor- but is first and foremost an educator. He is passionate about teaching and coaching clients on the universe of investment options in order to help them develop clear income strategies for a secure future John Livesay funding strategist, partners with Judy Robinett in Crack The Funding Code which gets founders funded fast. He hosts The Successful Pitch podcast with investors from around the world.INC magazine calls him the Pitch Whisperer as an expert on "How To Ask For What You Want and Get A Yes." John is the author of “The Successful Pitch: Conversations On Going From Invisible To Investable.” Francis Jackson attorney who specializes in disability law for those seeking veterans disability benefits and social security disability benefits.  A founding partner of Jackson & MacNichol. He has also been quoted in USA Today and is listed in Cambridge Who's Who. He was  honored by the National Academy of Best Selling Authors with a "Quilly" award for his contribution as a joint author to the Amazon best selling book, "Protect and Defend For more information go to MoneyForLunch.com. Connect with Bert Martinez on Facebook. Connect with Bert Martinez on Twitter. Need help with your business? Contact Bert Martinez. Have Bert Martinez speak at your event!

Tom Hopkins carries the standard as a master sales trainer and is recognized as the world's leading authority on selling techniques and salesmanship. Over 5 million people on five continents have attended Tom's high-energy live seminars. Tom personally conducts seminars each year traveling throughout the world. He is the author of 18 books, including “How to Master the Art of Selling™,” which has sold over 1.6 million copies worldwide. His latest book is titled, “When Buyers Say No”  Dr. Leyla Acaroglu Australian designer and sociologist based in New York City, she is the founder of an experimental knowledge lab for adults called the UnSchool of Disruptive Design and travels the world educating on how creativity can be used to make positive social change Anthony A. Saccaro, ChFC, founder and president of Providence Financial & Insurance Services, a financial planner and registered investment advisor- but is first and foremost an educator. He is passionate about teaching and coaching clients on the universe of investment options in order to help them develop clear income strategies for a secure future. He is a frequent speaker on estate and financial planning topics and an advisory board member for Senior Market Advisor For more information go to MoneyForLunch.com. Connect with Bert Martinez on Facebook. Connect with Bert Martinez on Twitter. Need help with your business? Contact Bert Martinez. Have Bert Martinez speak at your event!

Anthony Saccaro,ChFC, founder and president of Providence Financial & Insurance Services, is a financial planner and registered investment advisor- but is first and foremost an educator. He has consulted with thousands of individuals about their finances Jenny Matthews Executive Director of the Tennessee Society of Association Executives. She has over 8 years of association management experience and has been with TNSAE 2.5 years. She enjoys her current role, as her members make the job meaningful and fun and really are some of the leading experts in the field Cara Bradley author of On the Verge. She is a passionate teacher of yoga, meditation, and fitness who has been in the trenches of personal transformation as a “mental strength coach” for over three decades at her Verge Yoga Center, retreats, corporate training sessions For more information go to MoneyForLunch.com. Connect with Bert Martinez on Facebook. Connect with Bert Martinez on Twitter. Need help with your business? Contact Bert Martinez. Have Bert Martinez speak at your event!

Legal Eagle and the Coach Radio with David Altenbern and Bryan Kiser with guest Anthony Saccaro & Sean Hyman: Anthony A. Saccaro, ChFC, founder and president of Providence Financial & Insurance Services, is a financial planner and registered investment advisor- but is first and foremost an educator. For over 15 years, he has consulted with thousands of individuals about their finances. He is passionate about teaching and coaching clients on the universe of investment options in order to help them develop clear income strategies for a secure future. Saccaro is a frequent speaker on estate and financial planning topics and is an advisory board member for Senior Market Advisor, a leading industry publication. In October 2012, he appeared on the cover of Life Insurance Selling, one of the premier national magazines for financial planners and insurance professionals. Sean Hyman has an extensive background in the financial markets, having spent more than 20 years in the investing trenches. Over that time, he's been a stockbroker at Charles Schwab, a trading course instructor for foreign exchange market maker Forex Capital Markets (FXCM), a financial writer for numerous outlets, and a key speaker at conferences both nationally and internationally. Over the course of his career Hyman has also held five financial licenses

Tough Talk Christian Radio hosted by Tony Gambone with Special Guest Kathy` Fettke & Anthony Saccaro: Kathy Fettke, CEO and Founder of Real Wealth Network based in Walnut Creek, CA, an organization dedicated to helping members get the most current and cutting edge education and information they need to succeed as real estate investors. Kathy is a licensed Realtor, former mortgage broker, and an active real estate investor She was selected as one of America's "100 Most Intriguing Entrepreneurs" by Goldman Sachs at the 1st annual and now 2nd Annual Builders and Innovator's Summit. Anthony A. Saccaro, ChFC, founder and president of Providence Financial & Insurance Services, is a financial planner and registered investment advisor- but is first and foremost an educator. For over 15 years, he has consulted with thousands of individuals about their finances. He is passionate about teaching and coaching clients on the universe of investment options in order to help them develop clear income strategies for a secure future. Saccaro is a frequent speaker on estate and financial planning topics and is an advisory board member for Senior Market Advisor, a leading industry publication. In October 2012, he appeared on the cover of Life Insurance Selling, one of the premier national magazines for financial planners and insurance professionals.

Coryna and Chris stop by to talk The OC, Anna Nicole Smith, and play Game of Phones.

Jason Drohn has been marketing online for 8 years, working with hundreds of businesses and thousands of entrepreneurs through his courses and done-for-you services.  He's best know for his ‘quickest path to cash' strategies where he cuts years of testing and development out of his client's lives, and delivers sales funnels that that are both automated and profitable Anthony Saccaro founder and president of Providence Financial & Insurance Services, is a financial planner and registered investment advisor- but is first and foremost an educator. For over 15 years, he has consulted with thousands of individuals about their finances. He is passionate about teaching and coaching clients on the universe of investment options in order to help them develop clear income strategies for a secure future. Saccaro is a frequent speaker on estate and financial planning topics and is an advisory board member for Senior Market Advisor, a leading industry publication Jack Uldrich renowned global futurist and bestselling author. He is an accomplished business speaker, addressing hundreds of businesses and organizations, including General Electric, General Mills, Pfizer, St. Jude Medical, and more. Jack presents complex information in an entertaining, understandable and digestible manner that stays with his audiences long afterwards. Jack speaks to business, nonprofit and educational audiences about future trends, emerging technologies, innovation, change, management and leadership. He is known for working with clients in advance in order to deliver tailored remarks that will educate, entertain and inspire his audiences  

Comedian Bryan Boss joins Harry and co-host Chris to talk about confidence, fake hauntings, and wearing sweaters over button up shirts.