Fearless Money Talks
Fearless Money Talks
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Tired of money being a taboo topic? Welcome to Fearless Money Talks, featuring Halbert Hargrove's Co-Chief Investment Officer, Brian M. Spinelli, CFP®, AIF®, and Managing Director of Growth and Client Experience, Kelli Kiemle, AIF®.Get ready for candid, fear-free discussions on helping your money work for you, navigating market ups and downs, and planning for your retirement.Want to learn more about Halbert Hargrove? Click the link below to visit our website today.Our Website: HalbertHargrove.com
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The podcast primarily focuses on financial literacy, investment strategies, and personal finance management, including specific episodes that address subjects like overcoming the discomfort of financial discussions in relationships and the evolution of financial advising in the modern age.

Tired of money being a taboo topic? Welcome to Fearless Money Talks, featuring Halbert Hargrove’s Co-Chief Investment Officer, Brian M. Spinelli, CFP®, AIF®, and Managing Director of Growth and Client Experience, Kelli Kiemle, AIF®.
Get ready for candid, fear-free discussions on helping your money work for you, navigating market ups and downs, and planning for your retirement.
Want to learn more about Halbert Hargrove? Click the link below to visit our website today.
Our Website: HalbertHargrove.com
What happens to all that boomer wealth everyone keeps talking about? And while we're at it, how much should you actually spend on your nephew this Christmas?
This episode of Fearless Money Talks takes a sharp turn from the sentimental to the sobering. Brian Spinelli and Kelli Kiemle are joined by producer Brodrick Lothringer, who jumps in along the way with questions that keep the conversation honest. Together they open with a topic that doesn't get nearly enough airtime: the real cost of long-term care, who ends up paying for it, and what can happen to families when one side saved and the other didn't. Longevity and the possible quiet financial strain on adult children come up, because these are the conversations clients are having, even if they'd rather not.
Then things get lighter. The team digs into holiday gift giving, the etiquette of receipts tucked into boxes, the white elephant debate, experiences versus things, and whether a gift card is thoughtful or just a polite way of saying ”I didn't know what to get you.” Kelli has strong opinions. Brian has a Chihuahua mug. Brodrick has a closet full of mystery tools from his father-in-law.
It's a mix of real financial stakes and the kind of family dynamics that can make the holidays feel complicated for a lot of people, sometimes in the same conversation.
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