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January 9, 2021 Money Matters Podcast

You cannot time the market

On this week's Money Matters, Scott and Pat discuss the stock market’s perplexing surge, how bubbles have historically formed, and how disciplined investors can respond in the meantime.

Scott and Pat advise a law enforcement officer, with a yearly family income of $138,000, about when he can retire. A public-school counselor is starting an e-commerce business and wants to know how she should form her company. Finally, a caller who was recently diagnosed with cancer asks how she can plan for her financial future.

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