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Marc Horner is a highly experienced and certified wealth manager with a passion for financial literacy. A regular source for reporters and producers, he makes complicated principals of investing jargon-free and engaging. To book Marc, please contact Dave Wilson -- dwilson@fairhavenw.com.
> Apps to use to avoid increasingly sophisticated cybercriminals.
> Key retirement decisions you should make while you're young.
> Help high school graduates prepared for their financial future.
> Key questions to ask before deciding when to retire.
> Take a month for a retirement "dress rehearsal" to see if you're truly ready.
> How to make sure that you have the money you need to retire.
> College students managing their own money? Here's how to do it.
> Extreme savings: cutting key expenses will pay big dividends.
> Starting your investment plan early can be a financial game changer.
> How to manage your finances in a hot economy.
> How college students and recent grads can establish good credit.
> How to start your relationship on the right financial foot.
> Negotiating College Tuition.
> Why are millennials are so reluctant to invest in stocks?
> Marc discusses strategies that could allow you to retire early.
> How much money will millennials need to retire comfortably and how they can do it.
> Ideas for better money management in the new year.
> How much should you be paying for financial advice?
> Is the expense of an MBA really worth it?
> Prioritize your retirement savings over your kids' education fund.
> Rolling over a 401k? It's worth discussing it with a financial planner.
> How to save for a rainy day and your future.
> Build a substantial nest egg with just 90 dollars a month.
> Financial advice for new college grads!
> Things to think about before you sign your first mortgage.
> Millennials & Money: Advice on what and how to prioritize your money.
> Marc offers advice on putting together a financial plan for college-bound students.
> Marc discusses getting control of your spending with a "cash diet."
> Human or "robo" financial advisor? Marc weighs in on what to consider before you choose.
> Even small changes can have a big impact on your financial future.
> Great financial New Year's resolutions.
> The most memorable gifts aren't usually material things.
