In this week's episode of Beer and Money, Ryan Burklo explains the concept of mortgage recasting — a lesser-known alternative to refinancing. He walks listeners through a scenario in how this process works. While not available through all lenders (especially federal loans), mortgage recasting can be a valuable strategy for those looking to improve cash flow or prepare for retirement without refinancing at a higher interest rate.

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Takeaways

• Definition of mortgage recasting
• Recasting provides an alternative to refinancing
• Recasting keeps your interest rate intact
• There are restrictions depending on your individual situation

Chapters

• 0:00 Understanding Mortgage Recasting
• 2:49 Practical Applications and Benefits of Recasting

In this episode of Beer and Money, Ryan Burklo and Alex Collins discuss the valuable lessons learned from their experiences with clients over the years. They explore the importance of maintaining emotional balance, planning for both success and worst-case scenarios, and the significance of taking time for family and personal health. The conversation emphasizes the need for flexibility in financial planning and the evolving nature of personal goals.

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Takeaways

Never get too high or too low in life.
Plan for success but also prepare for the worst.
Take opportunities to spend time with family.
Health should be a priority in financial planning.
Understand that goals can change over time.
It's important to know what you truly want.
Flexibility in finances allows for spontaneous experiences.
Emotional intelligence is key in financial advising.
Living today while saving for tomorrow is possible.
Learning from clients' experiences enriches personal growth.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to the Conversation
01:10 Lessons Learned from Clients
05:33 Planning for Success and Flexibility
09:12 Personal Insights on Health and Values
14:27 Emotional Intelligence in Financial Planning

In this episode of Beer and Money, Ryan Burklo and Alex Collins discuss the role of buffered ETFs in financial planning. They explore the mechanics of buffered products, including their potential for equity exposure and downside protection. The conversation delves into how these products can be integrated into financial strategies, particularly for individuals nearing retirement or already retired. The hosts emphasize the importance of understanding the risks and returns associated with buffered ETFs and how they can provide flexibility in investment decisions.

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Takeaways

Buffered ETFs provide equity exposure with downside protection.
Understanding caps and downside risks is crucial for investors.
Buffered products can be beneficial for those nearing retirement.
It's important to diversify investment strategies with buffered ETFs.
Buffered ETFs can offer flexibility in retirement income planning.
Investors should be aware of the fees associated with buffered products.
The structure of buffered ETFs can vary significantly.
Market volatility can impact the effectiveness of buffered ETFs.
Buffered ETFs are not a one-size-fits-all solution.
Financial advisors play a key role in guiding clients on buffered products.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Buffered ETFs
02:48 Understanding Buffered Products
05:50 Exploring Financial Planning with Buffered ETFs
11:59 Utilizing Buffered ETFs in Retirement
15:01 The Role of Risk and Return in Financial Strategy