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Phil Cannella Offers Stability and Security to Retirees
Phil Cannella believes that once you hit that stage in your life where you are going to depend on the assets you have accrued during your working years, you cannot afford to be subject to market risk and volatility. Once you have retired, you are no longer in the position to go back into the workforce if you don’t have enough money to live off of for the next 20 – 30 years. It is a sad commentary on the state of the investment industry Read More +
Phil Cannella: Build Your Retirement On A Strong Foundation!
For almost 40 years, Phil Cannella has been teaching everyday Americans that when it comes to your retirement, you don’t want to take chances. You don’t want volatility, you want stability. You want guarantees and peace of mind. That’s why, as Phil Cannella and his co-host Joann Small pointed out on a recent edition of The Crash Proof Retirement Show, the choice is simple—avoid risk investments, and the industry that houses them, like the plague in your retirement years. “The Crash Proof Retirement System does not Read More +
Crash Proof Retirement Show: Phil Cannella Warns “Prepare For Lower Stock Returns!”
Phil Cannella and Joann Small routinely discuss the money that upfront fees and ongoing expenses take out of your Wall Street investments. It’s a serious problem—Dalbar Corporation found the average investor in mutual funds has made only 3.7% annually over a 30-year period ending in 2013—but in that same 30-year period, the S&P 500 made over 11% annually! But soon, the idea of making 3.7% in a year through your mutual fund could be a dream come true. According to a recent article in The Read More +
Phil Cannella and Joann Small Welcome Barbara Roper
Top Consumer Advocate Featured On Crash Proof Retirement Show This past week on The Crash Proof Retirement Show, Phil Cannella had the opportunity to interview Barbara Roper, the Director of Investor Protection for the Consumer Federation of America. Ms. Roper’s appearance on The Crash Proof Retirement Show was a natural fit, as she has spent her career thoroughly dedicated to consumer advocacy causes, including those that benefit older Americans and specifically, people in or near retirement as a member of AARP’s “Money-After-50” program. As the Read More +
Phil Cannella Educates Crash Proof Retirement Show Listeners
Phil Cannella and co-host Joann Small educate listeners each week on The Crash Proof Retirement Show. This week’s lesson was on the risky bond environment, something creditors for the city of Chicago know all too well. Research from Retirement Media Inc. found that Moody’s, a leading provider of credit ratings, research, and risk analysis, has downgraded the credit rating of America’s 3rd-largest city to junk-bond levels. Moody’s rating system, which grades bonds from Aaa to C, makes a distinction between investment-grade and junk level bonds Read More +
Phil Cannella Pays Tribute to Women Everywhere For Mother’s Day
Phil Cannella and Joann Small are proud of making The Crash Proof Retirement Show the top consumer advocacy program in the region for people in retirement. So it’s no surprise that Phil and Joann spent Saturday’s show paying tribute to a very special portion of the listening audience. “It was a very wise man who once said, ‘God can’t be everywhere; therefore, let there be moms!’” said Phil Cannella. With everything our mothers do for us throughout our lifetimes, we all want to see them enjoy their Read More +
Phil Cannella’s Three Questions To Ask Any Retirement Expert
On last week’s Crash Proof Retirement Show, Phil Cannella and co-host Joann Small had some very important advice for their listeners. Phil and Joann accomplish their goals of educating consumers in or near retirement not only through The Crash Proof Retirement Show, but through educational events around the Philadelphia region and by hosting consumers each and every day at their headquarters in King of Prussia, Pa. Last week, Phil Cannella highlighted the three things that any consumer in or near retirement must consider when making Read More +