Financial planner answers your money questions
Got questions about how to manage your money, where to invest or how to recoup those college funds lost in last year’s market? Bring them on.
On Tuesday — Sept. 29 — our live chat guest will be financial planner Jim Ludwick, of MainStreet Financial Planning in Odenton. He can answer these and many other questions.
You can join the chat on the blog at noon Tuesday, or submit your questions in advance to eileen.ambrose@baltsun.com and we’ll get Jim working on them right away.
Comments
I've been advised that since I won't be retiring for another 30 years (or more, the way this economy is headed) that I should keep all my retirement money in stock funds. Is that too risky? At what point should I start switching my investments into something more stable like bonds?
Join us at noon to see what Jim says about switching to bonds. - eileen
Posted by: Fearless | September 29, 2009 7:01 AM
I'm saving as much as I can for retirement now, but I don't think I'll be able to maintain this level if I start a family. What can I do to maximize the nest egg I've built up while I'm younger, to ensure it's there when I retire?
Great question! Hope you join the chat today at noon for the answer. - eileen
Posted by: Liz | September 29, 2009 7:05 AM