Be on Money Talk with Skyler Fleming
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Below are the planned episodes that I am working on. If there is one that interests you, please fill out the form on this page and write the title of which episode you are interested in on the form. If there is a date listed, I would like to record that episode during that week. However, I am open to record whenever works for you. Once you sign up, I will send you a scheduling link to book an interview.
Here is some information about my target audience. I primarily target young adults who feel like they were taught about money in school. They’re searching for the right questions to ask and what to talk about to learn about money. My goal is to present them with a variety of ideas that they can go and have money talks with their friends and family about what they learned in each episode.
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Let’s talk all about what options people may have available to them in the workplace. What makes a plan qualified? What do terms like safe-harbor, pension, 401k, vesting, discrimination testing all mean and do they matter to the every day person? Let’s also make sure not to forget the tax benefits of these accounts!
Everyone wants to pay less taxes. Let’s talk about investing through the lens of trying to optimize our taxes to pay as little as possible. Let’s talk about things like capital gains and loss harvesting, wash sales, tax-advantaged accounts, and more!
A lot of people stop at single stocks and feel overwhelmed when they start hearing things like options trades, calls, puts, futures, and things like that. Let’s break it down into a digestible conversation that someone could learn from and share with a friend!
Let’s talk about how much life insurance someone could need. Perhaps they don’t need any because they can self-insurance, how is that possible? Perhaps they need to get a lot now because it’s cheaper. Let’s outline some of the things to think about with life insurance.
There are a lot of things to know about health insurance. I’d love to give my listeners some insight on some specific things in regards to the types of health insurance and the different providers of health insurance. This is something that I didn’t use to know a lot about but it can be helpful to have some knowledge in this area.
What do people need to consider when it comes to figuring out how much risk they have and how much insurance they need? The one thing that can derail the listeners life is an emergency they are not properly insured against. Let’s talk about insurance!
What should people think about when it comes to figuring out their emergency fund. There is more to it than just how much money they should set aside. We can talk about things like liquidity, where to store the savings, when to decrease or increase your savings, situations when you may need XL e-funds, and more!
What do people need to consider when trying to decide on buying or renting a home. Let’s teach the listeners some of the things to think about and some of the different ways to look at it. I would also like to touch on some of the costs people don’t consider beyond the monthly rent or monthly mortgage payment
I have heard about investing with Margin but I would love to learn more about it and help my audience understand what it is. Is it similar to getting a mortgage? How does it work? How can someone use it safely to leverage their investments to earn more over time. What are the dangers of margin? Let’s have a money talk about margin!
Will AI replace your fellow humans when it comes to who we talk to about our money? How can we use AI in a good way to help us with our finances? I would love to talk about AI and its use cases in our financial lives.
Was there something that allowed you to do better with money or that changed your mindset? Was there a challenge that you felt helped shift how you handle money? Something like a spending challenge or a saving challenge would be great to talk about. Especially if you have a story about one!