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The Pete the Planner® Show

The Pete the Planner® Show

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Discussing money can be emotionally charged, but not here on the Pete the Planner® Show where Personal Finance Expert, former comedian, and author Peter Dunn breaks down personal finance with humor, practical advice, and real-life scenarios to help you make smarter money moves. Pete and his co-hosts Kristen and Damian lead a guilt-free discussion of budgeting, investing, retirement planning, and any number of other topics meant to help you thrive in the present and future. Part of the IBJ Media Podcast Network.868329 Economie Finances privées Politique et gouvernement Réussite personnelle
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  • Wait a second. What in the world is a home equity investment?

    Wait a second. What in the world is a home equity investment?
    Oct 16 2026
    Your house has gone up in value. Your checking account hasn’t. Now a company is offering you cash from your home equity—with no monthly payments. Home Equity Investments promise access to housing wealth without another monthly bill. But what do you surrender in exchange, and where will the money come from when it’s time to settle up? Pete, Dame, and Kristen examine how these agreements work, what the numbers can look like, and whether turning home equity into spending money solves a financial problem or delays it.
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    1 h et 6 min
  • Does Retirement Require a More Aggressive Asset Allocation in Today's World?

    Does Retirement Require a More Aggressive Asset Allocation in Today's World?
    Oct 9 2026
    Traditional retirement advice has encouraged investors to gradually reduce risk as they approach retirement. But with retirements potentially lasting 30 years or longer, inflation threatening purchasing power, and retirees increasingly responsible for generating their own income, is that advice still appropriate?
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    57 min
  • You promised to pay for college. Did you promise to go broke?

    You promised to pay for college. Did you promise to go broke?
    Oct 2 2026
    “We’ll pay for college” is easy to say when your kid is wearing diapers. What happens when they pick a private school, change majors, or need a fifth year? This week, we tackle three listener questions about how much to save, where parents can draw the line, and what to do when a college promise threatens retirement.
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    1 h et 1 min
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