KPC Smart Money With Kevin and Karin Christ

North American workers can be workaholics, with 26% saying they have never taken two weeks’ vacation at one time.  But it is taking a toll on many people’s health and lives.  So why could vacations save your life?  Listen in to this week’s podcast to find out.

How you navigate a turbulent stock market depends on your age.  Stay calm.  Then listen to our navigation ideas based on whether you are 25, 45 or 65 years old.

We enjoy our weekly podcast which cover not only financial and retirement issues, but important issues in life.  Our goal is to encourage you and give you new ways of thinking with tools for your success.  Listen in to why we love what we do.

The S&P 500 is nearing bear market territory, and NASDAQ has already dropped more than 20%.  Add inflation, unemployment, and rising interest rates and people are scared right now.  So just like bear season in the wild, keep on your path and bring bear deterrents.

Stock market volatility and how it relates to the current state of the economy is on many people’s minds.  It has been over 12 years since we have seen a true market correction.  The COVID-19 downturn turned around quickly.  How are the market indicators different now?

On this week’s podcast we will look at the definition of these words and how they apply to our relationships.  We will explore what is healthy and unhealthy about each of these.  Moving from dependence, to independence and then to interdependence reveals our level of maturity in taking responsibility for our own wellbeing.

Lifelong learning is like a health club for your brain. Lifelong learning has many mental and physical benefits, especially as we age.  Engaging in learning for your entire life has many rewards.

Lifelong learning is like a health club for your brain. Lifelong learning has many mental and physical benefits, especially as we age.  Engaging in learning for your entire life has many rewards.

When the stock market feels more like a roller coaster ride than smooth sailing, most investors become nervous.  This can lead to emotional decisions and trying to time the stock market.  In the two-part podcast we will look at history and statistics to help you stay the course.

When the stock market feels more like a roller coaster ride than smooth sailing, most investors become nervous.  This can lead to emotional decisions and trying to time the stock market.  In the two-part podcast we will look at history and statistics to help you stay the course.