The Monolith Money Show

The past few months have been unprecedented. From a global pandemic sparking a historic market crash to government-mandated stay-at-home orders NO ONE would have envisioned 2020 quite like this. If you’re wondering what to do you are not alone. Trying to make sense of everything can be daunting and when it comes to your financial future, knowing the right moves can be tricky. Whether you’re concerned about recent market losses and preserving what you have or you’ve recently lost employment and have questions about what to do with a 401(k) or whatever your concerns might be this timely event is designed to entertain and empower you to take back control of your financial future.

Start your week off rightStarting this Monday at 10 am, join us for MONOLITH MONDAY MORNING CHAT. We will be talking about scams, market updates, CARES act and general questions our audience asks. Grab some and let's chat! . . . Join us on ZOOM... https://zoom.us/j/99581288172 See more

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SCAM ALERT With everything going on in today's economy, scammers are rampant and it's only getting worse! We urge all of you to please pay extra attention to who is calling you, sending you texts, and even mail by fake companies. ****TIPS:***** 1. We suggest that if you don't know the number that is calling, don't pick up. If they leave a message, call back the company they say they are from - not the number they called you from. 2. Use search engines numbers that are calli...ng you. 3. Use search engines the companies that they say they are from (whether you got a text, letter, etc) 4. Contact the company directly using the phone number from google. Check their address against any mail. Most companies have a home page. 5. Use search engines to look up current scams 6. Help out your family and friends as you become more aware of certain scams Here is a useful website to check on latest scams and walk you through questions you should ask yourself: See more

Fraud Alert review these important tips to mitigate risk: -Never provide any caller with a password or your full social security number -Ask the caller for t...heir call-back number. Use this information to validate their identity. -Do not rely solely on the information they provide you. -Research the phone number before calling them back. -Do not respond to a call by sending your personal information or that of your client to any unfamiliar party. -Use only established fax numbers, secure upload portals or encrypted email. REMEMBER: Most companies do not typically ask for confidential information unless they are assisting you with a specific business case; when in doubt, use caution to protect yourself. #fraud #mitigaterisk #riskprevention #scams #retirement #seniorscams #seniorfraud

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