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One of the most common complaints against millionaires and billionaires is that they pay too little in taxes. But that made us wonder: are millionaires different from billionaires? Is it fair to lump both into the same category? Find out in this segment of 4 Your Money. 

In this episode of 4 Your Money, Bruce Helmer shares his top four rules for investing after retirement. Rule #1: Don’t get caught up in the news cycle or market noise. Rule #2: Be clear-eyed about your expenses. Rule #3: Hold a significant cash reserve. Rule #4: Stick to your plan.

It’s been an ugly year in the financial markets, and a lot of investors are rattled. The University of Michigan Sentiment Index, which tracks consumer confidence (and thus, the likelihood of spending more), recently reported that confidence hasn’t been this low since 2011. Plus, anyone who’s been at the gas pump or grocery store knows that inflation is high and could linger for some time. When markets are this uncertain, many investors wonder where they should invest their next dollar.

Your Biggest Expense in Retirement (Taxes)

Many people are unprepared to deal with daunting financial challenges that come from being suddenly single. Find out how you can be a little more prepared in this segment with Bruce Helmer.