Hanson McClain's guest appearances

Hanson McClain

Allworth Financial‘s Money Matters

Bernie Sanders

Kerry Hannon

Terrell Davis

Bernie Madoff

Carol Fishman Cohen

Bill Thomas

Chris Farrell

Dave Cox

Hal Hershfield

Charles Ponzi

Marketplace Money

Barbara Healy

Maddy Dychtwald

Kevin Knull

Laurie Kyro

OwlTail

Scott Hanson and Pat McClain answer a call from a person who has accrued a lot of debt and is curious about borrowing from his retirement account. This is followed by a question about the tax implications of selling a valuable home. Next, a conversation about the latest Wall Street approach to get you to borrow more money. Lastly, Scott and Pat welcome Denver-based advisor Keith Johnson who discusses a difficult situation where a person came to him who had received questionable advice about an inheritance.

<p>Scott Hanson and Pat McClain answer a call from a person who has accrued a lot of debt and is curious about borrowing from his retirement account. This is followed by a question about the tax implications of selling a valuable home. Next, a conversation about the latest Wall Street approach to get you to borrow more money. Lastly, Scott and Pat welcome Denver-based advisor Keith Johnson who discusses a difficult situation where a person came to him who had received questionable advice about an inheritance.</p>

On this week’s Hanson McClain’s Money Matters, Scott and Pat take a series of calls about real estate, before analyzing a disturbing Wall Street trend designed to get you in debt.

The program begins with a call from a 22-year old Washington resident who wants to start preparing for retirement. Scott and Pat then discuss early experiences that led them to want to understand money. Next, a caller asks about 529 plans, what are they used for, and is there any flexibility once they’ve been funded? Lastly, HMA’s Barbara Healy visits the show to talk about the financial impact of losing your spouse, including an analysis of which decisions need to be made right away, and which decisions can wait.

<p>The program begins with a call from a 22-year old Washington resident who wants to start preparing for retirement. Scott and Pat then discuss early experiences that led them to want to understand money. Next, a caller asks about 529 plans, what are they used for, and is there any flexibility once they’ve been funded? Lastly, HMA’s Barbara Healy visits the show to talk about the financial impact of losing your spouse, including an analysis of which decisions need to be made right away, and which decisions can wait.</p>

Young people and the best approach to investing, 529 plans, and special guest, long-time Hanson McClain advisor Barbara Healy.