Sometimes, it’s nice to take things easy, but this approach doesn’t always pay off in the financial world.
David Scranton, renowned financial coach and host, joins co-host Sarah Samuels to explore how a simple investment approach, such as putting money into mutual funds or ETFs, that worked when you were younger can actually be detrimental to your retirement.
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