How to Get Into the Stock Market: Dollar Cost Average or Go All In?

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00:00 - Intro
01:13 - I Want to Get Into the Market. Dollar Cost Average or Go All In? (TJ, Louisiana)
07:08 - Does This Tax Loss Harvesting Strategy Work? (Margaret, CA)
07:45 - When Is It Worth Diversifying Beyond a Basic Three Fund Portfolio? (Brian, Charlotte, NC)
13:33 - Factor Investing: What Is It? Should You Be Doing It? - Read the blog, Download the Investing Basics Guide and 10 Steps to Improve Investing Success
14:00 - Should I Convert a Variable Annuity to Fixed Index Annuity? (Christine, San Diego)
18:21 - How to Invest Inherited Retirement Funds and Where to Save Extra Money? (Dean, Columbus, GA)
21:50 - How Should We Fund Our Home Remodel? Are We On Track for Retirement? (Jen and John, California)
29:43 - How Your Home Can Create Retirement Income: Watch YMYW TV, Download the Retirement Readiness Guide
30:15 - Solo 401(k) to Avoid Unrelated Business Income Tax (UBIT)? (Terry - voice)
32:31 - Switching to a Fee Only Advisor: Any Negative Consequences? (Steve, PA)
37:19 - Intelligent Charitable Giving Through Qualified Charitable Distributions (Chris)
41:05 - Outro

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