Ep 320: Retirement Expert Offers Unique Advice

Wall Street Unplugged - What's Really Moving These Markets

Frank Curzio

Business, News, Commodities, Debt, Investing, Macroeconomics, Gold, Personal, Uranium, Oil, Economics, Business News, Geopolitics, Industry, Crypto, Stocks, Curzio, Trading, Finance, Research, Investments, Tokens, Talk, Crisis

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🗓️ 17 June 2015

⏱️ 73 minutes

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Summary

Ross Kenneth Urken, personal finance expert and editor at TheStreet, explains the many risks that lie ahead for retirees. These risks include the retirement tax cliff, much lower returns generated from their retirement accounts. Ross offers several solutions to these problems and one way retirees can generate guaranteed income for life. He then talks about the best free Apps retirees can use to help them with their retirement goals. Then, in a special educational segment, Frank Curzio breaks down his unique system which helps him find the biggest winners in the biotech industry. He's compiled one of the best track records in the sector because each company he recommends must pass his strict set of rules.

Transcript

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0:00.0	Wall Street Unplugged looks beyond the regular headlines heard on mainstream
0:06.1	financial media to bring you unscripted interviews and breaking commentary direct from Wall Street
0:11.8	right to you on Main Street.
0:14.0	How's it going out there?
0:17.0	It's Wednesday, June 17th.
0:19.0	And I'm Frank Curzier, hosted the Wall Street Unplugged Podcast,
0:22.0	where I break down the headlines and tell you what's really
0:27.1	moving these markets.
0:28.7	I just switched over from Direct TV to Comcast.
0:35.0	You guys know how much I like Direct TV.
0:36.5	Amazing service, ton of high definition channels.
0:41.5	A few reasons why I recommend the stock in the 50s along with it being dirt cheap.
0:48.0	It's now being bought by AT&T for a little over $90 a share.
0:56.2	Another reason why I like Direct TV so much is because it was a company that had pricing power. They could raise their prices and people would pay.
1:01.9	Also I love their system of paying employees which was per job which I learned from when
1:07.0	direct TV came over my house the guy was rushing installing all these systems
1:13.0	like an hour.
1:15.0	I can't believe you got finished that quick.
1:17.0	He's like, yeah, I want to get to the next place.
1:19.0	I get paid per job.
1:20.0	You look at Verizon, who does these installations, you'll look at Verizon who does these installations you look at other cable companies
1:25.4	that do these installations a lot of them pay their employees 40 50,000 dollars a
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