Rick Barnett, CEPP, CFCA, MEP
Rick Barnett is the Founder and CEO of Barnett Financial & Tax, a 35-year-old comprehensive financial advisory firm covering all aspects of Investment, Income, Tax and Estate Planning. Rick and his team serve clients in Michigan, North Carolina and several other states. Rick hosted the “Barnett Financial Hour,” broadcast on numerous radio stations over a seven-year span and has shared financial expertise on ABC, CBS, NBC and Fox 66 News networks. His genuine passion lies in educating people, having conducted hundreds of financial education programs through his organization, Financial Leadership University.
Phone: 800.425.7044 | Website: www.bftwealth.com | LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/rick-barnett-financial-tax
Latest articles by Rick Barnett, CEPP, CFCA, MEP
-
Is Inflation Costing You More as a Retiree?
Inflation Higher prices can sting retirees harder than others for a number of reasons, but there are a few specific types of investments that can help ease the pain.
By Rick Barnett, CEPP, CFCA, MEP Published
Inflation -
How to Retire Well During Difficult Times
retirement planning When the financial environment is challenging (like now), it’s important to plan ahead and avoid some all-too-common retirement mistakes.
By Rick Barnett, CEPP, CFCA, MEP Published
retirement planning -
To Maximize Your Social Security Benefits, First Do Your Homework
social security When to claim Social Security is a big question, but it is not the only one you will need to answer to get the most out of your benefits.
By Rick Barnett, CEPP, CFCA, MEP Published
social security -
A Retirement Plan Requires Strong Legs to Stand On
Making Your Money Last If your retirement "stool" has only two legs (Social Security and personal savings), they'd better be extra sturdy. Be sure to shore them up with strong planning.
By Rick Barnett, CEPP, CFCA, MEP Published
Making Your Money Last -
Start Early and Keep Building Good Money-Management Habits
savings Many parents just wing it with their finances. They may be getting away with it for now, but their kids likely won't. So, here's how parents can help their kids start saving for retirement earlier than they did.
By Rick Barnett, CEPP, CFCA, MEP Published
savings