Marc is live this week and discusses the commencement of vaccines in the U.S. He answers the burning question, ‘Why some people are thriving and why some are still struggling during this Pandemic’. Also, Marc cautions you when you open your financial statements these days and why. Have you heard about the ‘stay at home’ stocks and the ‘get out and about’ stocks? He chats about this too.
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During Dollars & Sense with Freedman Financial, your host, Marc Freedman, may discuss specific financial planning and investment ideas. These discussions are for general information only and are not intended to provide specific advice or recommendations.
Financial Planning and Investment advice is offered through Freedman Financial, an SEC Registered Investment Advisor located in Peabody, Massachusetts. Securities are offered through LPL Financial, a Member of FINRA and SIPC. Freedman Financial is a separate entity from LPL Financial.
Always consult a Certified Financial Planner professional, qualified attorney, or tax advisor prior to investing to determine what is appropriate for you.
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