In today’s “My Two Cents,” Roger Balser of Balser Wealth simplifies finance, stressing the importance of asking the right questions to build financial security. He shares Carl Richards’ ‘5 big questions,’ emphasizing choices, balance, and embracing the journey. It’s not just about returns; it’s about making informed decisions.

In today’s “My Two Cents,” Roger weighs in on the concept of diminishing returns, inspired by the fading satisfaction of indulging in multiple slices of pizza. He reflects on how excess in various aspects of life often leads to diminishing happiness, urging mindfulness in pursuit of true contentment.

In today’s “My Two Cents,” Roger really stirs the pot by challenging the common belief that getting rich is all about pinching pennies – like skipping your daily latte or packing your lunch. Some folks swear by the idea that saving on small expenses is the ticket to financial prosperity. But Roger says it’s about time we put our efforts into the big things that can seriously impact our financial future.

In “The Timeout Rule: Saving Marriages One Conversation at a Time,” host Roger Balser introduces a transformative strategy to defuse money-related conflicts. Learn how to hit pause with a simple gesture or word, granting both partners a cooling-off period. This tool promotes respect, empathy, and open financial discussions, enriching relationships one timeout at a time.

In today’s, “My Two Cents,” Roger Balser discusses three compelling reasons why you should think twice before hiring a financial advisor. He emphasizes the importance of seeking advisors who challenge your decisions rather than blindly agreeing, avoiding advisors who promise unrealistic investment returns, and recognizing that financial advisors aren’t business fixers but specialists in wealth management. Roger advises viewers to focus on cash flow before considering financial planning.