Retire Safe & Secure! with Ed Slott
, a popular public television special that educates viewers on key retirement savings strategies to have more, keep more and make their money last, has recently been updated to include the latest retirement and tax-planning laws and strategies. Amid the global pandemic, Slott, CPA, who is a nationally recognized IRA expert, founder of Ed Slott and Company and creator of irahelp.com, was able to safely update this consumer-centric program with the latest information under the SECURE Act and CARES Act by recording from his home. Retire Safe & Secure! with Ed Slott is currently airing on public television stations throughout the country. Those who wish to tune in should check their local listings to find out when this special will broadcast in their area. For additional information on the show, click here.
through the capital, they are adhering to two days of mourning for the leader who died more than a week ago. also funeral services will be held for u.s. park police officer who died responding to a call earlier this month sergeant bane was trying to help a man who had fallen or jumped from the key bridge when he collapsed. he later died at the hospital. the procession will head to u.s. park police headquarters downtown dc then back to virginia to the fairfax memorial park cemetery. traffic will be greatly impacted keep that in mind. another 7 eleven store in the district robbed, thieving targets the 7 eileen, 800 block maryland eleven avenue 800 block maryland northeast they are not sure if this is connected to other 7 eleven robberies in dc. almost 200 participants will take part in the quote unquote, active shooter exercise, at the anand dale campus northern virginia, community college a bunch of people with guns will run around you will hear noise and commotion it
by artfully revealing the comedy in classical music. #@! [ playing turkey in the straw ] join victor s five children as they reminisce fondly about the master funnyman of the ages. borge loved to laugh. laughter, to him, was something that was to be enjoyed every single day. what is love? pfft pllt! she asked. pfft. he answered, pfft, well. it was a very personal melding of comedy and music. it was his take on things. he was a huge clown, a huge clown, that somebody could actually fall off the bench. #!@ [ applause ] sharing papa with the world was really wonderful, because so many people really loved him. it s time for victor borge: comedy in music! so sit back now and enjoy this nostalgic hour of laugh-filled family entertainment. [ applause ] [ laughter ] [ clears throat ] i gave up smoking about 12 years ago, but there must still be some left. [ applause stops ] when this ovation has died down. i m going to play this is a very beautiful piano, as you
and see you tonight and i m so excited to be talking about emotional freedom with you and how to take home practical, do-able action steps for daily life that will make your life easier, happier and freer. this is how it works. imagine running late and bei stuck in a gigantic traffic jam but feeling perfectly calm. imagine feeling centered instead of upset when your supervisor loses her temper. imagine having your mother-in-law criticize you but not letting it get to you or taking it personally. this is what emotional freedom is all about. the way i m defining emotional freedom is that it s the ability to own the moment no matter what you re experiencing. to be able to have a choice about how you respond, instead of just reacting, like most people do. it s also a commitment to leading a life that is not fear-driven, to the best of your ability. every day, trying to focus on a life that is not fear-driven. this is so important; and when you make that commitment, it changes eve
traders around the world the do s and don ts of the financial markets. rick and a.j. bring an insider s perspective on how the markets work, how to manage risk, and how to survive turbulent times. it s time to take charge of your money now! here now, the market guys. [applause] thank you. thank you. let me ask you a question. have you ever gone out and bought a stock and it seems like the moment you buy that stock, it immediately drops? and you look at that, and you re thinking to yourself, how did they know? when was the last time you looked at your account balance and your bank statement and were happy about the number you saw at the bottom line? all: no. or how about this one? did you ever find yourself going down to make a deposit to your bank and as you re about ready to walk into the bank, you look around and wondering if you re hitting the right bank because they ve changed the sign, over the weekend, they were sold, and now it s not your bank anymore? al