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And now, Barron's ranked top 100 independent advisors. It's time for Scott Hanson and Pat McLean of Hanson's Money Matters.

Welcome to Hanson's Money Matters. I'm Scott Hanson. Pat McLean. I Matters. Welcome to Hanson McLean's Money Matters.

I'm Scott Hanson.

Matt McLean.

Glad you're a part of us, the show this weekend, October 24th, as we are talking about

the world of finance in this fall time of both myself and my co-host.

We're both financial advisors.

We spend our weekdays helping people

like yourself, and we come here on the weekends to be your financial advisor on the air. So whether

you have advisors you're working with today or you do things on your own, we want you to consider

this radio program, and all of our educational materials, another source for your growing

your own knowledge and wisdom.

So you can make wise choices with your finances.

And when it comes to your finances, it's not always about making as much money as possible.

We all like to think that maybe is what the objective is, but it's not always the objective.

Because if that were the objective,

um, most of us wouldn't ever retire. Yeah. The one, we're going to push thing to its limit, right?

If your goal is to amass as much wealth as possible, you wouldn't have children. You wouldn't have children. You wouldn't have four of them like me. You wouldn't be living in,

your, your home would be as small as you can absolutely tolerate you

would be buying a real estate would be rental yes but so obviously we've made the point that it's not all

about the money you'd be buying the most inexpensive car possible always buy used yes you would buy all

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