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Financially WellIt’s Not Too Late for a Roth AccountParents often ask, "Is it too late?" For example, "My child is already three and I’ve heard that the first three years are the most important. Is it too late?" Kevin Mahoney, CFP®, who specializes in financial planning for Millennials, discusses why, in both parenting and personal finance, you can "recover, rebuild, and begin again." You may regret a few of your past financial choices. But it’s rarely too late to change. And when it comes to retirement, you may want to start with a Roth conversion. Welcome to Financ...2025-02-1808 minFinancially WellThe Price You Pay for Financial ComplexitySports gambling companies rely on complexity to make money. Because complexity enables them to misprice their offerings. Kevin Mahoney, CFP®, who specializes in financial planning for Millennials, discusses in this episode how complexity also exists in personal finance. Complex personal finance products, like whole life insurance, work for some people. But only for certain customers and under certain conditions. With money, simple and straightforward is often the better approach for most people. Welcome to Financially Well, the finance podcast for Millennials.2025-01-1611 minFinancially WellHow to Win the Investing GameThe U.S. stock market is up 27.49% this year. But you've probably never heard of 2024's best-performing companies. Kevin Mahoney, CFP®, who specializes in financial planning for Millennials, discusses why effective investing doesn’t require you to know these companies. When you invest in “passive” index funds, you’re not here for entertainment. Instead, you’re playing to win the game through the smartest route possible. Welcome to Financially Well, the finance podcast for Millennials.2024-12-1606 minFinancially WellOpt for the Difficult Estate PlanWithout an estate plan, probate can tie up your money for anywhere from three months to five years. Your family is too valuable to you to settle for that outcome. Kevin Mahoney, CFP®, who specializes in financial planning for Millennials, discusses how a professional will, trust, and medical directives can fit your unique circumstances. The right estate plan ensures that you leave a financial legacy that will reflect you. Welcome to Financially Well, the finance podcast for Millennials.2024-11-1509 minFinancially WellThe Risk of Sunlight and Tax BreaksResearch suggests that, when you invest in a 401(k), the tax break earns you an extra 0.73% each year. But you also lock up that money until you’re 59 and a half. Is that risk worth the benefit to you? Kevin Mahoney, CFP®, who specializes in financial planning for Millennials, discusses how we evaluate financial benefits and risks. We need to keep the big picture in mind. The connection between financial flexibility and living the life we want is strong. We can’t dismiss that benefit. Welcome to Financially Well, the finance podcast...2024-10-0108 minFinancially WellTurning Stillness Into Better Investment DecisionsOver a 10-year period through 2022, the average investment fund returned 7.7%. But the average person invested in those funds earned only 6%. Why? Kevin Mahoney, CFP®, who specializes in financial planning for Millennials, explains that the difference between your investment return and your index fund’s return comes down to timing. And what if your investment mistakes merely reflect where else your mind was that day? Welcome to Financially Well, the finance podcast for Millennials.2024-08-3005 minFinancially WellAccess (to a Mega Backdoor Roth) MattersCompelling options to save for retirement, including the mega backdoor Roth, exist. But only if you have access. Kevin Mahoney, CFP®, who specializes in financial planning for Millennials, talks about how the opportunity to save $69,000 in a tax-advantaged account is no small thing. You should be adamant that you get access. Welcome to Financially Well, the finance podcast for Millennials.2024-07-3107 minFinancially WellTurning a Loss Into a GainWe can’t do much to prevent investment losses. But we have choices after an investment setback. Kevin Mahoney, CFP®, who specializes in financial planning for Millennials, explains tax-loss harvesting in this episode. He compares tax-loss harvesting to a famous incident from the 1500s, and discusses how the strategy can help us to salvage tax savings from our frustration. Welcome to Financially Well, the finance podcast for Millennials.2024-06-3006 minFinancially WellThe Power of a Roth IRA For Your ChildWhen your child makes a little money, the IRS will view the cash in their wallet as “earned income.” But for once, this isn’t a tax headache. Kevin Mahoney, CFP®, who specializes in financial planning for Millennials, talks about how these small paydays will create an opportunity for you to teach your child about investing. And they’ll create an opportunity for them to experience compounding. Then, when your child begins their adult life, they already may have a meaningful amount of money in retirement savings. Welcome to Financially Well, the finance podcast for Millennials.2024-05-3009 minFinancially WellAn Alternative To Saving More MoneyYou’d probably love to save more money. What part of your finances would that break, though? Kevin Mahoney, CFP®, who specializes in financial planning for Millennials, asks: what if you plan to work an extra 6-12 months before you retire? You may not want to choose that path. But the math at least gives you the option: that extra time at work is equivalent to saving 1% more of your salary over 30 years. Welcome to Financially Well, the finance podcast for Millennials.2024-04-3007 minFinancially WellWhat You Know About Your Future RetirementOur retirement feels so far in the future. Yet, our retirement finances aren’t a complete unknown. Even at young ages, we have data that can increase the chances we succeed. Kevin Mahoney, CFP®, who specializes in financial planning for Millennials, talks about how, in most cases, we can withdraw 4% of our investments annually for 30 years without running out of money. But the specific amount we need depends on our spending habits. Welcome to Financially Well, the finance podcast for Millennials.2024-03-3108 minFinancially WellNo One Taught You to Use an HSAYou’re probably not making the most of your health savings account (HSA). Most likely, no one taught you that your approach is too narrow. Kevin Mahoney, CFP®, who specializes in financial planning for Millennials, explains the benefits of an HSA. But he also shares how, almost like breathing, HSAs demand awareness, intentionality, and patience from us. Welcome to Financially Well, the finance podcast for Millennials.2024-02-2805 minFinancially WellMonet & the Reality of LuckAmid unfavorable circumstances, Claude Monet focused on what he could control. He and his Impressionist peers launched an independent, competing art exhibition that drew attention to their work. But Kevin Mahoney, CFP®, who specializes in financial planning for Millennials, explains that Monet also got a little lucky. And his story offers an example of why we shouldn't focus too much on outcomes when we make financial decisions. Welcome to Financially Well, the finance podcast for Millennials.2024-01-1509 minFinancially WellBluey & The Limits of StructureJoe Brumm knew his approach to children's television didn't conform to conventional ideas. But he didn't care. He created the show Bluey to meet his own desired outcomes. Kevin Mahoney, CFP®, who specializes in financial planning for Millennials, discusses what we might learn from Joe Brumm and Bluey. The biggest lesson lies in a willingness to embrace flexibility over structure. Welcome to Financially Well, the finance podcast for Millennials.2023-12-0110 minFinancially WellArtificial Financial DecisionsIt’s hard for anyone to figure out how and when we should actually use the money we’ve saved. Kevin Mahoney, CFP®, who specializes in financial planning for Millennials, explains how we can stick to our preferences. Even when short-term trends and distracting technology compete for our attention. Welcome to Financially Well, the finance podcast for Millennials.2023-11-0108 minFinancially WellMoneyballHave you ever felt stressed out when you're struggling with one particular aspect of your finances? Kevin Mahoney, CFP®, who specializes in financial planning for Millennials, proposes a solution: stay focused on the aggregate. Welcome to Financially Well, the finance podcast for Millennials.2023-10-1508 minFinancially Well15-Minute FinancesWhat would happen if we aimed to make the majority of our financial decisions within 15 minutes? Kevin Mahoney, CFP®, who specializes in financial planning for Millennials, discusses how this is possible if you accept a simple premise: the most basic foundational financial decisions will determine whether you achieve the outcomes you seek. Welcome to Financially Well, the finance podcast for Millennials.2023-10-0112 minFinancially WellNatural FinanceNatural wine, which lacks the mysterious additives that most conventional wines contain, continues to grow in popularity. It's a response to winemaking moving too far away from its simple, transparent, and natural origins. In this episode, Kevin Mahoney, CFP®, who specializes in financial planning for Millennials, discusses why, like winemakers, we have a choice to opt for simplicity over financial complexity. Too often, we admire complexity in money, particularly new technology, and popular trends. But to what end? Making your finances more complex does not mean you’re making financial progress. You risk movi...2023-09-0109 minFinancially WellArbitrary Stupid GoalsAfter we set an ambitious financial goal, such as retiring at a specific age, we often feel stuck. In this episode, Kevin Mahoney, CFP®, who specializes in financial planning for Millennials, discusses why, with money, most of the time, a good-enough solution is fine. But by setting arbitrary stupid goals, we can experience more immediate, and enduring, benefits. And avoid that feeling of being stuck. Welcome to Financially Well, the finance podcast for Millennials.2023-08-0108 minFinancially WellParting Ways With Country MusicTaylor Swift's fourth studio album, Red, was the fastest-selling country music album ever. But one common critique of Red made Swift wince: it wasn't "sonically cohesive." The reason? Swift was stuck trying to please country music executives, despite her interests in pop music. In this episode, Kevin Mahoney, CFP®, who specializes in financial planning for Millennials, discusses how we become more empowered with our money once we stop trying to please others. Swift ultimately parted ways with country music to pursue what was important to her. And at certain points in our...2023-07-0107 minFinancially WellThe Money ChallengeIn 1975, Pepsi announced the “Pepsi Challenge.” The marketing idea involved a simple blind taste test to determine the best soda in the country. In this episode, Kevin Mahoney, CFP®, who specializes in financial planning for Millennials, explains why we wish our financial decisions could work like the Pepsi Challenge. No context. No peer influence or status implications. Only one variable, like sweetness, to consider. But the Pepsi Challenge revealed the importance of keeping in mind the context. In personal finance (as with soda preferences), context matters. Status pressure is real. And our financial lives...2023-06-0107 minFinancially WellEmbracing a Third PlaceA "third place" is a place that is outside home (first place) and work (second place), where people gather and interact. The first coffee shop in England opened in 1652, served this purpose. As have bars, libraries, and public squares. In this episode, Kevin Mahoney, CFP®, who specializes in financial planning for Millennials, discusses why our money needs, but lacks a third place. We have our checking and savings accounts for our daily cash flow needs. And we have tax-advantaged retirement accounts, like a 401(k), to work toward long-term goals. But what abo...2023-05-1508 minFinancially WellLife in a SpreadsheetMore than 400,000 children around the world have learned to play the violin through the Suzuki Method. But Suzuki wasn’t trying to produce world-class musicians. Instead, he viewed the violin as a means to an end. In this episode, Kevin Mahoney, CFP®, who specializes in financial planning for Millennials, discusses how Suzuki's experience with the violin mirrors our own experiences with money. Like many childhood violin practices, the environment in which we make financial decisions often makes us miserable. We’re taught to focus on numbers at the exclusion of almost everyth...2023-05-0107 minFinancially WellFinancially UnreasonableHow often do you make unreasonable financial decisions? Probably not often enough. In this episode, Kevin Mahoney, CFP®, who specializes in financial planning for Millennials, shares 3 stories about unreasonable decision-making from the former general manager of the "World's Best Restaurant." Most of our financial decisions conform with standard rules of thumb that we’ve picked up over the years. Understandably, we shy away from uncertainty. Our prudent financial decisions are good enough. But these stories show us that we can move closer to the exact life we envision when we act with...2023-04-1508 minFinancially WellThe Rules of Financial ImprovIn 1997, Tina Fey left her home in Chicago for a job interview. This opportunity ultimately traced back to her early career days at an improv school. And in this episode, Kevin Mahoney, CFP®, who specializes in financial planning for Millennials, discusses how that experience changed Fey's worldview. Fey's improv school taught her four rules that helped her to create something on stage. And these same rules can help us to create something with our money, too. Out of loosely-defined ideas, interests, and individual perspectives, something very unique and memorable can emerge. Welcome to F...2023-04-0109 min
City LimitsBe True To Your SchoolsAnne and Kevin discuss the contract dispute between the Quincy School Committee (Mayor Koch) and the Quincy Education Association. Kevin also reads Listener Mail!Listener Mail background music by Shane Ivers of silvermansound.comSound effects from Zapsplat.comCityLimits Artwork | Liam Mahoney. Check out his artwork.2023-03-2041 minFinancially WellWhat Rocks?What are the big rocks in your financial life? In this episode, Kevin Mahoney, CFP®, who specializes in financial planning for Millennials, discusses how we spend too much time agonizing over small money decisions and not enough time on big decisions. But when we focus on our “big rocks,” we’re saving our energy for truly costly financial decisions. And in doing so, we gain a new route for reducing our financial stress. Big rocks aren’t created equal, though. And we most likely can’t fit all of them into our lives. So we must...2023-03-1506 minCity LimitsCourage Is Like A MuscleAnne and Kevin discuss the administration's PLAN to fill in the Ruth Gordon Amphitheater. It's a long one! Kevin also reads some listener mail.Listener Mail background music by Shane Ivers of silvermansound.comSound effects from Zapsplat.comCityLimits Artwork | Liam Mahoney. Check out his artwork.2023-03-1349 minFinancially WellFlash FloodsWe’re more likely to face an extreme financial event than we believe. In this episode, Kevin Mahoney, CFP®, who specializes in financial planning for Millennials, discusses how we never exactly know the “what” or the “when.” Faced with this uncertainty, we’d tend to avoid thinking through different worst-case scenarios involving our money. But as in a flash flood, relying on “higher ground” can help to minimize the disruption to our lives. And with our finances, higher ground can be found in room for error and room for disappointment. Room for error requires...2023-03-0110 minCity LimitsOut to Sea?Anne and Kevin discuss the administration's changing story on which funds were used to purchase the 6-10 McGrath Highway building and a somewhat contentious meeting for the Lone Sailor statue. Kevin also reads listener mail.Facts are Stubborn Things; featuring the Not Ready For Anytime Players.Listener Mail background music by Shane Ivers of silvermansound.comSound effects from Zapsplat.comCityLimits Artwork | Liam Mahoney. Check out his artwork.2023-02-2733 minFinancially WellShadows or SpotlightUntil the Super Bowl, Rihanna hadn’t performed in concert since August 2016. In this episode, Kevin Mahoney, CFP®, who specializes in financial planning for Millennials, discusses a review of Rihanna’s Super Bowl halftime show. He focuses, in particular, on how Rihanna “prefers shadows to spotlight, still holding on to that one thing that cannot be bought: mystique.” Money often tempts us to favor spotlight over shadows. Almost anyone can buy an oversized car or an Instaworthy vacation on borrowed funds. But this type of financial overexposure isn’t a game that we need to play. ...2023-02-1505 minFinancially WellThe Greatest Show on TurfDo you ever feel like an underdog when making financial decisions? In this episode, Kevin Mahoney, CFP®, who specializes in financial planning for Millennials, shares a story from the 2001 NFL season, which cast a heavy underdog as its main character. This underdog failed once in his decision making. But then he received another, unlikely opportunity. How would he handle the challenge tradeoffs that now confronted him? Our money often puts us in a similar position. What should we even focus on? When we face daunting financial tradeoffs, we usually need to ack...2023-02-0109 minFinancially WellStuck in TrafficWhen did you last get stuck in traffic? In this episode, Kevin Mahoney, CFP®, who specializes in financial planning for Millennials, discusses what we can learn about our money from frustrating stop-and-go traffic on a congested highway. In our ongoing efforts to reduce uncertainty – whether in traffic or with our money – we often make our lives more complicated, messy, and confusing. And as a result, we lose sight of the most basic, timeless truths about how our financial lives work and how we should make decisions about our money. W...2023-01-1508 minFinancially WellSearching for the HorizonWhen did you last feel uncomfortable about the uncertainty surrounding a financial decision? In this episode, Kevin Mahoney, CFP®, who specializes in financial planning for Millennials, discusses how we can counter the deceiving inner dialogues we have about money. Ultimately, we’ll never quite achieve complete certainty. But we don’t need to settle for flying by the seat of our pants, either. Our beliefs, priorities, and interests empower us to seize some control, even under stressful circumstances. Welcome to Financially Well, the finance podcast for Millennials.2023-01-0106 min
Financially WellWhy Millennials May Think About Money Differently Than Our ParentsWill our generation think differently about money in the years ahead? The "Great Recession" that started in 2007 seemed to highlight that Millennials face different financial realities than our parents. More recently, the pandemic and high inflation may have given us little choice but to approach our personal finances differently. In this episode, Kevin Mahoney, CFP®, who specializes in financial planning for Millennials, will give six examples of why the narrative about Millennials and money needs an update. Stock prices, the housing market, inflation, and economic downturns will always force our hand in ways t...2022-12-1513 min
Financially WellDo Millennials Need to Worry About a Retirement Magic Number Yet?Millennials continue to hear about how much they should save for retirement each year. And they continue to hear what they "should" have in savings at each age milestone, including a hypothetical retirement magic number. In this episode, Kevin Mahoney, CFP®, who specializes in financial planning for Millennials, discusses why savings projections are highly dependent on so many factors outside of our generation's control. And instead, Kevin explains, Millennials are most likely to build and maintain savings momentum if they reduce their emphasis on certainty and specifics. Welcome to Financially Well, the finance po...2022-12-0110 minCity LimitsYour unstuffed Thanksgiving podcastHappy Thanksgiving! Anne and Kevin attempt to unstuff some of the issues regarding the proposed 100-year lease with Granite Links Golf Club, including the length of the lease, traffic issues, walking trails, and if the city is negotiating a good deal for Quincy residents. They then briefly discuss Anne's request for department project updates, and Kevin tries to uncover the disappearing bacon (pancetta) from Anne's Thanksgiving Brussels sprouts dish. CityLimits Artwork | Liam Mahoney. Check out his artwork.2022-11-1932 min
Financially WellHow You Can Overcome a Hesitation to Use Your SavingsWhat reasons do you give for not using your savings once in a while, even on special, one-time experiences with family and friends? In the thought-provoking book Die With Zero, author Bill Perkins explains why we point to our risk tolerance, passion for our work, or concern for our kids as justifications for always favoring earning over spending. But in this episode, Kevin Mahoney, CFP®, who specializes in financial planning for Millennials, shares the data and alternative perspectives that Die With Zero offers to address each of these objections. Kevin also shares the strategies that t...2022-11-1516 minCity LimitsHyperexcusalation! We made that up.Anne and Kevin discuss the Administration's request for $23 million more for the public safety headquarters and the Abigail Adams' monument unveiling, and Kevin tries to read listener mail.CityLimits Artwork | Liam Mahoney. Check out his artwork.2022-11-0235 min
Financially WellAre You Earning Enough Memories From Your Money?When did you last use your money to create an experience or memory that made you feel happy, personally content, or proud? “Memories are an investment in our future selves," writes Bill Perkins, author of the book Die With Zero, that "pay dividends and help us live richer lives.” Yet, in this episode, Kevin Mahoney, CFP®, who specializes in financial planning for Millennials, discusses why we often struggle to exchange our money for experiences. In fact, Kevin explains why people who say they’re saving up for retirement are not actually spending those retirement savings once the...2022-11-0108 min
Financially WellWhy Your Financial Confidence Matters as Much as Your IncomeDoes your level of wealth ultimately determine how you think and feel about money? A behavioral economist recently wanted to understand what characteristics and circumstances help improve our financial wellbeing. In this episode, Kevin Mahoney, CFP®, who specializes in financial planning for Millennials, shares that those with higher incomes have more positive financial emotions. But, as you may have guessed, that’s not the important finding here. Rather, Kevin will explain why financial confidence appears to be more important to financial wellbeing than income. As Sarah Newcomb, the economist, notes, “When it comes to the emoti...2022-10-1507 min
Financially WellWill a Home Bias in Investing Limit Your Potential Wealth?Is the U.S. always the best country in the world for investing your savings? Video ▶️ Watch this episode on YouTube *** Episode Description A Yale economist recently found that popular personal finance authors all show a home bias when offering investment recommendations. In this episode, Kevin Mahoney, CFP®, who specializes in financial planning for Millennials, discusses how we’re all vulnerable to this psychological shortcoming. Essentially, humans prefer things simply because we’re familiar with them. Kevin will ex...2022-10-0107 min
Financially Well3 Steps Millennials with Variable Income Can Take to Invest ConsistentlyDoes an annual bonus make up a large part of your overall income? Do you own your own business or get paid based on a nine-month academic calendar? Many Millennials must learn to navigate a variable income dynamic at some point during the year. In this episode, Kevin Mahoney, CFP®, who specializes in financial planning for Millennial parents, talks through how you can still consistently invest with confidence, despite variable income. Kevin will explain how variable income can empower your desired investing habit. You need to become proactive about your finances, so you actually do. I...2022-09-1513 min
Financially WellYour Investment Time Horizon: The Key to Saving More Money?When you think about your finances, how far into the future do you plan? People who think at least 10 years ahead typically save significantly more money than their peers. In this episode, Kevin Mahoney, CFP®, who specializes in financial planning for Millennial parents, talks through how you might want to think about your investment time horizon. In particular, he reviews data showing that most people, regardless of age, income or education, only think several years ahead about their finances. Kevin will explain that you don’t need to know with exact certainty how you’ll use t...2022-09-0111 minCity LimitsNo Way ZBA!After a hiatus, Anne and Kevin return to talk about the recent ZBA meeting concerning 105 Sea St., an oversized development with connections to city hall. Kevin also reads listener mail. Please check back for a thorough timeline of this saga by neighbor Mimi Connolly.Listener Mail background music by Shane Ivers of silvermansound.comSound effects from Zapsplat.comCityLimits Artwork | Liam Mahoney. Check out his artwork.2022-08-3034 min
Financially WellWill Money Management in Retirement Be Easier Than You've Heard?Will you have enough money in retirement? In fact, you’re more likely to grow your wealth in retirement than run out of money. In this episode, Kevin Mahoney, CFP®, who specializes in college financial planning for Millennial parents, discusses money management in retirement. In particular, he reviews data showing that your spending is most likely to decline as you get older. In addition, the worst-case financial scenario that you may fear in retirement probably won’t happen. Instead, Kevin will encourage you to focus on what you can control: investing consistently over an extended perio...2022-08-1515 min
Financially WellWhy You May Not Need Fintech Apps for Investing on Your PhoneWhere should you invest your money? Kevin Mahoney, CFP® will discuss the emergence of fintech apps. In particular, he’ll review the differences between robo advisors and more traditional investment firms. Or, as he thinks of the decision, Betterment vs Vanguard. Kevin, who specializes in college financial planning for Millennial parents, will share why the easy, slick interfaces that the fintech apps offer also appeal to him. And how he’s just as vulnerable as anyone else to clever marketing. But ultimately, he’ll emphasize that he doesn’t want to spend any more time than nece...2022-08-0112 min
Financially WellThe Most Underappreciated Reasons to Ask for a RaiseHow long has it been since you last significantly increased your income? In this episode, Kevin Mahoney, CFP®, who specializes in college financial planning for Millennial parents, will discuss the most underappreciated reasons to ask for a raise this month. For most Millennials, a modest reduction in spending isn’t nearly as powerful over the long term as earning more income. Kevin will focus on explaining why increases in income aren’t followed by similar increases in spending. He’ll also review your best options for growing your income, from starting a business to asking for a ra...2022-07-1511 min
Financially WellShould You Wait to Buy a House if You Have a Low Mortgage Rate?With mortgage rates climbing, should you wait to buy a house now? Welcome to Financially Well, the finance podcast for Millennials. In this episode, Kevin Mahoney, CFP® will discuss whether the housing market “reset” that we’re experiencing means you should hold off on pursuing a new house, especially if you already have an affordable rent or low mortgage rate. Kevin, who specializes in financial planning for Millennial parents, will focus on putting higher mortgage rates into context for you. Your financial calculations related to housing may have changed significantly in recent months. But that doesn’t...2022-07-0108 min
Financially WellWhat Are the Benefits of Buy Now, Pay Later for Millennials?When do the benefits of buy now, pay later (BNPL) payment plans outweigh the risks? Welcome to Financially Well, the finance podcast for Millennials. In this episode, Kevin Mahoney, CFP® will discuss the incentives and psychology behind the buy now pay later (BNPL) purchase option. Kevin, who specializes in financial planning for Millennial parents, will talk about how, with BNPL coming to Apple Pay, we all would be wise to think through the tradeoffs in advance.2022-06-1508 min
Financially WellThe 5 Best Books for Millennials About MoneyWhat are the best books for Millennials about money? Welcome to Financially Well, the finance podcast for Millennials. In this episode, Kevin Mahoney, CFP® will discuss a few of his favorite alternatives to financial blogs and social media posts. Our personal finances don’t need to be complicated. That’s not the same as easy, though. The financial tradeoffs we face certainly make our financial decisions challenging. Kevin, who specializes in financial planning for Millennial parents, will show why the right information can help to eliminate unnecessary stress and self-doubt.2022-06-0116 min
Financially WellWhat to Do With an Inheritance Amid the "Great Millennial Wealth Transfer"What should you do when you receive a small inheritance? Welcome to Financially Well, the finance podcast for Millennials. In this episode, Kevin Mahoney, CFP® will discuss the steps to take after you learn that you're set to receive a small financial windfall. Many financial institutions, both start-ups and household brand names, would love for you to immediately invest your money with them. But Kevin, who specializes in financial planning for Millennial parents, will explain why fewer hasty actions under these new circumstances may serve you better over the long term. You may benefit from w...2022-05-1514 min
Financially WellWhy Isn’t Your Qualifying Employer Promoting PSLF News?Do your federal student loans qualify for public service loan forgiveness? They might, and you may not even know it. Welcome to Financially Well, the finance podcast for Millennials. In this episode, Kevin Mahoney, CFP® will discuss public service loan forgiveness, also known as PSLF. Did you know that public service loan forgiveness eligibility depends on whether your employer qualifies, not your specific job? Kevin, who specializes in financial planning for Millennial parents, will talk about how too many people, including the financial aid director at a Wisconsin state college, don’t fully understand how PSL...2022-05-0114 minCity LimitsPave Paradise and Put Up a Parking LotAnne and Kevin give updates on the Abigail Adams statue and The Pine Hill $16.4 million dollar renovation They then turn their attention to the Forbes Hill Park and Furnace Brook Golf Course issue. Kevin also reads listener mail.If you would like to help out the Friend of Forbes Hill Park group and/or sign their petition send them an email at SaveForbesHillPark@gmail.com or join their Facebook group. Listener Mail background music by Shane Ivers of silvermansound.comSound effects from Zapsplat.comCityLimits Artwork | Liam Mahoney. Check out his artwork.2022-04-2140 min
Financially WellSecond Home or Starter Home: What Should Millennials Buy First?Should Millennials buy a "second home" before they ever own their full-time, primary residence? Welcome to Financially Well, the finance podcast for Millennials. In this episode, Kevin Mahoney, CFP® will discuss recent trend articles about Millennials who have purchased a second home. More specifically, these Millennials still rent in large, high-priced cities such as Washington, DC. But they've also purchased a “second home” in a less expensive, more remote location. Kevin, who specializes in financial planning for Millennial parents, will talk about how this strategy may make sense for the people interviewed. But how many Mille...2022-04-1515 min
Financially WellAn Investment Quiz for Millennials: 11 Concepts You Should KnowDo you feel empowered to invest your savings? Welcome to Financially Well, the finance podcast for Millennials. In this episode, Kevin Mahoney, CFP® will share the investment quiz he created for other Millennials. The 11-question quiz covers key investment terms and concepts that stem from his conversations with his Millennial clients. Kevin, who specializes in financial planning for Millennial parents, believes Millennials are closer to feeling confident about investing than they realize. Investing at this stage in life doesn’t need to be complex or confusing. Once Millennials can identify the most critical investing details, the...2022-04-0123 minCity LimitsRemember the Ladies!Anne and Kevin cover the recent "Rally to Return Abigail Statue" event from Saturday, March 26th, and Kevin reads listener mail.Kevin would like to apologize for forgetting "Mimi" Balsamo's name as the other lead gardener (volunteer) at the Thomas Crane Public Library.Listener Mail background music by Shane Ivers of silvermansound.comSound effects from Zapsplat.comCityLimits Artwork | Liam Mahoney. Check out his artwork.2022-03-3034 min
Financially WellThe Best 529 Plans for DC ResidentsIs the DC College Savings Plan a “good” 529 plan? Welcome to Financially Well, the finance podcast for Millennials. In this episode, Kevin Mahoney, CFP® will discuss 529 college savings plans, specifically how state 529 plans differ widely in the benefits they offer to the families who participate. Kevin, who specializes in financial planning for Millennial parents, regularly hears from other parents who feel very unsure about how to select a 529 plan. The different tax benefits and investment options are confusing and overly complex. Ultimately, though, a family’s financial ability to pay for a child’s education probably...2022-03-1514 min
Financially WellThe Cost of Living in Washington, DC for Millennials in 2022Is the high cost of living in Washington, DC and other expensive cities worth the money? Welcome to Financially Well, the finance podcast for Millennials. In this episode, Kevin Mahoney, CFP® will discuss how Millennials might want to think about the cost of living in Washington, DC and other cities. The price of housing and daycare in DC is among the highest in the country. But that doesn't mean you can't — or shouldn't — cultivate financial wellness here. Kevin, who specializes in financial planning for Millennial parents, regularly hears from peers who may be focusing too much...2022-03-0116 min
Financially WellHow to Combine Finances After MarriageWhen you're combining finances after marriage, what approach works best for most Millennial couples? Welcome to the Financially Well, the finance podcast for Millennials. In this episode, Kevin Mahoney, CFP® will discuss how to combine finances after marriage. In particular, he’ll talk about why managing finances as part of a relationship looks and feels slightly different for every Millennial couple. Kevin, who specializes in financial planning for Millennial parents, regularly hears from peers who feel uncertain about what financial complexity might arise from combining finances. But it's actually the unique perspectives that each partner bri...2022-02-1513 minCity LimitsWelcome to Season 2!It's our second season! Anne and Kevin play a little catch up discussing issues that surfaced while away. These include Fox Rock's changed plans, Councillor's new request for a social justice and equity department, the council's need for their own attorney, the mayor's recent comments about Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, and former councilor Brad Croall's need for a kidney. Kevin also reads listener mail.Listener Mail background music by Shane Ivers of silvermansound.comSound effects from Zapsplat.comCityLimits Artwork | Liam Mahoney. Check out his artwork.2022-02-0231 min
Financially Well5 Unlikely Financial Wellness Tips for Millennials in 2022What are the best ways to improve your financial wellness in 2022? Welcome to the Millennial finance podcast Financially Well. In this episode, Kevin Mahoney, CFP® will share a few financial wellness tips for the year ahead. In particular, he’ll discuss a few approaches to thinking and feeling differently about your money, especially if you feel anxiety about your current progress. Kevin, who specializes in financial planning for Millennial parents, regularly hears from peers who feel stressed about the financial decisions they need to make. But they often get hung up on specific numbers, tactics, and...2022-02-0112 min
Financially WellCan Millennials Create a Will Without a Lawyer?When you’re finally ready to create a will, where should you start? And how can you create a will while minimizing your cost and time commitment? Welcome to the Millennial finance podcast Financially Well. In this episode, Kevin Mahoney, CFP® will discuss estate planning for Millennial parents, specifically creating a will. And he’ll focus in particular on the situations in which you might decide to create a will without a lawyer. Kevin, who specializes in financial planning for Millennial parents, regularly hears from peers who have had estate planning lingering on their financial task...2022-01-1512 min
Financially WellHow to Save Money for College if You’re a Millennial ParentHow much money should you save for college each month? This is a challenging question to answer when we have so little idea what college might look like for our young kids. Welcome to the Millennial finance podcast Financially Well. In this episode, Kevin Mahoney, CFP® will talk about how to save money for college. In particular, he'll discuss how you can save money for your child’s college education with confidence and satisfaction – even while your future financial needs and interests remain unknown. Kevin, who specializes in financial planning for Millennial parents, regularly hears from...2022-01-0112 min
Financially WellThe 9 Best Financial Advisors in Washington, DC for 2022Who are the best financial advisors in Washington, DC? This is the Millennial finance podcast Financially Well. In this special, end-of-year episode, Kevin Mahoney, CFP® will highlight several local, independent financial advisors whom he would trust with his own money. Kevin’s financial planning company, Illumint, ultimately can’t help everyone in D.C. who has personal finance questions. After all, he focuses his research and analysis on the financial planning topics that impact Millennial parents specifically. If you’re not focused on paying off student loans, investing your savings, or opening a 529 plan, you deserve...2021-12-1511 min
Financially WellIs This Your Best Investment Opportunity Right Now?How much interest does your savings currently earn in your bank account? What type of terms would you accept for a 7% return on that money? Welcome to the millennial finance podcast Financially Well. In this episode, Kevin Mahoney, CFP® will consider whether Series I savings bonds are the best investment opportunity right now for Millennials with extra savings. In particular, he’ll tell you what I bonds are and how you can evaluate whether they make sense for your finances. Kevin, who specializes in financial planning for Millennials, regularly hears from peers who w...2021-12-0108 minCity LimitsIt's All Gravy!Anne and Kevin feast on the issues of the day in Quincy. They begin with the Mayor's recent comments about the Quincy Public Schools racial incidents and then turn their attention to The City Solicitor's (Kevin misspoke when he said it was the solicitor's brother!) proposed Sea St. development. They also discuss The Furnace Brook Golf Course, Foxrock's ever-changing development, the teacher's contract, and Kevin reads Listener Mail. I'm stuffed!Listener Mail background music by Shane Ivers of silvermansound.comSound effects from Zapsplat.comCityLimits Artwork | Liam Mahoney. Check out his artwork.2021-11-2331 min
Financially WellWhy an HSA Is Worth It for Many MillennialsDid you know that HSAs, or health savings accounts, offer better tax benefits than most investment accounts? Yet, uncertainty about the details has led many Millennials to question why an HSA is worth it for them. Welcome to the millennial finance podcast Financially Well. In this episode, Kevin Mahoney, CFP® will discuss why an HSA is worth it for many Millennials who want to grow their wealth. And he’ll talk about how you can minimize any concerns you may have about investing in a health-specific account. Kevin, who specializes in financial planning for Millennials, reg...2021-11-1509 min
Financially WellHow Will Rising Inflation Impact Millennials?When you’re thinking about your financial decisions, what questions do you ask yourself? Do you focus on what you can control (your savings rate) or unpredictable variables (the inflation rate)? This is the millennial finance podcast Financially Well. In this episode, Kevin Mahoney, CFP® will talk about how rising inflation might impact Millennials in the years ahead. Specifically, he’ll explore why inflation may matter to you. Kevin, who specializes in financial planning for Millennials, hopes you’ll ultimately understand that, in many circumstances, you’re best off focusing on what you can control about you...2021-11-0108 minCity LimitsVote Local!Kevin and Anne plead with listeners to get out and vote early, or on Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 2nd. Anne unearths some new ARPA funding concerns and she gives us some final "Tales from the Trail". Get out there and vote!Pumpkin Spice Festival: Saturday October 30th, 11 AM -5 PM, Bishop Field behind Montclair School.Your polling placesListener Mail, Tails from the Trail background music by Shane Ivers of silvermansound.comSound effects from Zapsplat.comCityLimits Artwork | Liam Mahoney. Check out his artwork.2021-10-2626 minCity LimitsFox On The RunKevin and Anne discuss a recent School Committee Meeting, Open Forum discussion, Councillor Palmucci's resolve for a FoxRock update and further delays for a new animal shelter. Kevin reads Listener Mail and lets folks know what he thinks about pumpkin spice. Pumpkin Spice Festival: Saturday October 30th, 11 AM -5 PM, Bishop Field behind Montclair School.Sweet – Fox on the Run Just play it!Listener Mail, Tails from the Trail background music by Shane Ivers of silvermansound.comSound effects from Zapsplat.comCityLimits Artwork | Liam Mahoney. Check out his artwork.2021-10-1934 minCity LimitsA Tale of Two QuincysKevin and Anne discuss the Ledger's recent story "A tale of two Quincys: Unbridled growth in a city rich with history" by Joe Difazio and Mayor Koch's recent podcast regarding the development and Kevin reads a "Listener Mail" letter about the same subject.The Ledger Article: A tale of two Quincys: Unbridled growth in a city rich with history.CityLimits Artwork | Liam Mahoney. Check out his artwork.2021-10-1229 min
Financially WellThe Unexpected Reason We Feel Stressed About MoneyDo you remember the last time you felt stressed about money? Is it possible that your ability to understand the source of that stress may be more important than other aspects of your personal finances? This is the millennial finance podcast Financially Well. In this episode, Kevin Mahoney, CFP® will talk about why so many people feel stressed about money. In particular, he’ll discuss how we can use this awareness about our money feelings to improve our financial behavior and minimize our financial stress. Kevin, who specializes in financial planning for Millennials, wants his pee...2021-10-0107 minCity LimitsSpending Is Our SpecialtyAnne and Kevin talk about the Mayor's recent QATV interview regarding spending, discuss other communities' outreach for public input on spending Covid funds and Kevin reads some listener mail comments.Annual Foodtruck and Music Festival is this weekend, Saturday, October 2nd. For more details visit discoverquincy.com.CityLimits Artwork | Liam Mahoney. Check out his artwork.2021-09-2828 minCity LimitsEnd of Summer ClearanceAnne and Kevin discuss the first City Council meeting, the recent preliminary election results, a reunion of Quincy Hospital workers and Kevin reads a short "Listener Mail" letter. Porchfest Quincy is this weekend, Saturday, September 25th. Check out the acts at porchfestquincy.org.CityLimits Artwork | Liam Mahoney. Check out his artwork.2021-09-2122 min
Financially WellWhy Do Employee Financial Wellness Programs Now Include Emergency Savings Accounts?Emergency savings incentives at work are a positive step forward for employee financial wellness, right? How should Millennials incorporate this trendy benefit into their personal finance decisions? This is the millennial finance podcast Financially Well. In this episode, I'll discuss why companies increasingly offer emergency savings accounts to their Millennial employees. In particular, Kevin Mahoney, CFP® will discuss how to incorporate this new employee financial wellness benefit into your financial decisions. Kevin, who specializes in financial planning for Millennials, regularly hears from his peers about their struggles to build and manage emergency savings accounts. As W...2021-09-1511 minCity LimitsGenerally Speaking...Anne and Kevin remember September 11, 20 years ago and discuss the weekend's events including the General's Bridge and Park dedication and the "Evening with the Generals" gala in front of City Hall.CityLimits Artwork | Liam Mahoney. Check out his artwork.*Kevin mispronounces "Liqueur."2021-09-1327 min
Financially WellAutomate Your Finances to Limit Financial MistakesWhat does it mean to automate your finances? Why and how might Millennials adopt this strategy to boost their chances for financial success? This is the millennial finance podcast Financially Well. In this episode, we'll share tips from the field of behavioral finance. In particular, Kevin Mahoney, CFP® will discuss how to automate your finances. Kevin, who specializes in financial planning for Millennials, regularly hears about new financial tech, tasks, and ideas that his peers want to add to their lives. But author Bob Seawright (who writes The Better Letter), argued for a different approach in a r...2021-09-0117 minCity LimitsPeople Have The Power!Kevin and Anne discuss a couple of land acquisitions that were driven by people in the neighborhoods, not the administration. Kevin also reads "Listener Mail" and Anne lets us in on some stories from the campaign trail.Listener Mail, Tails from the Trail background music by Shane Ivers of silvermansound.comSound effects from Zapsplat.comCityLimits Artwork | Liam Mahoney. Check out his artwork.2021-08-3024 minCity LimitsMask Up for the SchoolsKevin and Anne discuss the recent School Committee meeting, air a new segment, "Tales from the Trail," and let you know the entertainment at this week's "Saturdays in the Park" event.Wollaston Hill Neighborhood Association "Saturdays in the Park" SeriesA Parent/Guardian Information Meeting will be held via Zoom Webinar on Thursday, August 26 at 5:00 pm: https://quincypublicschools.zoom.us/j/85263463744?pwd=UzZBNVRoN3h5bnZqYm85OVpFL1g1QT09 Passcode: 634130 There will be a presentation of information about Quincy Public Schools COVID-19 safety protocols, including pooled testing and positive case responses. Following the presentation, there will be a question-and-answer period with the...2021-08-2324 minCity LimitsLook What Washed UpKevin and Anne discuss Norfolk County Treasurer Michael Bellotti's decision to withdraw from the City Council race and closely examine and reveal the actual timeline of the administration's Town River Marina purchase with covid funds. Kevin also reads "Listener Mail" and lets listeners know about Wollaston Hill Neighborhood Association's fun event – "Saturday in the Park."Wollaston Hill Neighborhood Association "Saturdays in the Park" SeriesOur episode on the proposed development on Jewett Street.Listener Mail background music by Shane Ivers of silvermansound.comSound effects from Zapsplat.comCityLimits Artwork | Liam Mahoney. Check out his artwork.2021-08-1729 min
Financially WellHow to Make Your Money Work For YouAre you on track for retirement and your other long-term financial goals? How can you manage your money better in 2021 and the years ahead? This is the millennial finance podcast Financially Well, where we'll help you to understand today how to make your money work for you. In particular, Kevin Mahoney, CFP® will discuss the role that time plays in investment success. Kevin, who specializes in financial planning for Millennials, regularly hears that people aren’t sure how to use their savings more productively. In a recent article called, “Go Big, Then Stop,” author Nick Maggiulli (Of Dollars...2021-08-1516 minCity LimitsContentious ComKevin and Anne do their best to recap the contentious Conservation Commission meeting regarding Jewett Street and then give you a quick update on the administration's shopping spree of land purchases with covid funds. Kevin also reads "Listener Mail" and lets listeners know about Wollaston Hill Neighborhood Association's fun event – "Saturday in the Park" and the 34th Annual August Moon Festival in Quincy Center.Wollaston Hill Neighborhood Association Saturdays in the Park SeriesAugust Moon Festival ZBA-21-17 BON CHUBUEZE for a VARIANCE/FINDING to construct a two-family home on the lot using a flow-through foundation and driveway pavers on...2021-08-1027 minCity LimitsGame On!August is here and Kevin and Anne turn their attention to the local political race and the teacher's contract negotiations. Kevin also reads "Listener Mail" and lets listeners know about Wollaston Hill Neighborhood Association's fun event – "Saturday in the Park".Wollaston Hill Neighborhood AssociationThe conservation commission meeting regarding 15 Jewett Street. If you agree, please attend the commission’s next meeting, where the request will be discussed, on Wednesday, August 4 at 5:30 pm. Zoom: bit.ly/quincycc; meeting ID: 936 5820 6699; passcode: Quincy (or dial (646) 558-8656; same meeting ID; passcode: 008219).Listener Mail background music by Shane Ivers of silvermansound.comSound effects from Zapsplat...2021-08-0225 min
Financially WellHow to Build Wealth in Your 30sAre Millennials running out of time to build wealth? How much wealth do most Millennials actually have? This Millennial finance podcast episode explores how we define wealth. Many people would consider someone with a high salary or large investment account "wealthy." But as author Morgan Housel argues in his recent article, "The Highest Forms of Wealth," we might want to think about wealth in terms of time and freedom from financial stress. In fact, Financially Well host Kevin Mahoney, CFP® has seen, in his work on financial planning for Millennials, how redefining "wealth" can change how his p...2021-08-0110 minCity LimitsWe’re baaaack!Anne and Kevin are back from a mini-vacation and discuss recent stories in Quincy news. These stories include the administration declaring a public process to determine the future of the Munroe Building, Pine Island Bridge being formally withdrawn, the Town River Marina, and downtown development being only one-third complete. Anne also unearths a new property acquisition with covid money and they let you know about "Picnic at the Park" hosted by the Friends of Faxon Park. Picnic at the Park, Saturday July 31st., 3-6pm at Faxon Park.MEPA recommendations and resident's letters can be viewed here.2021-07-2520 minCity LimitsSlow WeekKevin and Anne give an update on Kincaid Park, Southwest Middle School and the Building & Maintenance Department's neglected buildings. Then, they turn their attention to the newly announced Equity and Inclusion Commission and the upcoming election season. CityLimits Artwork | Liam Mahoney. Check out his artwork.2021-07-1118 minCity LimitsTransparency, it's a thing!It's all about transparency! Kevin and Anne discuss the recent city budget vote and then turn their attention to the city's latest plan of purchasing a marina, to move the USS Salem. Happy 4th of July!MEPA recommendations and resident's letters can be viewed here.CityLimits Artwork | Liam Mahoney. Check out his artwork.2021-07-0426 minCity LimitsSome Like It Hot!Another heatwave! Anne and Kevin discuss the recent City Council Meeting votes, wade into new project speculation, examine the final vote on the pension bond, discuss a Patriot Ledger story regarding opposition to the Pine Island Bridge, and Kevin reads Listener Mail.Mayor's sound clip from Podcast Quincy.Listener Mail background music by Shane Ivers of silvermansound.comSound effects from Zapsplat.comCityLimits Artwork | Liam Mahoney. Check out his artwork.2021-06-2831 minCity LimitsWe Need More KindnessAnne and Kevin discuss the Anne's remonstrance regarding the city purchasing the Munroe Building and the administration's reaction. They also discuss Quincy agreeing to spend 100 million on improvements in a settlement with the EPA, the Pine Island "Pedestrian footbridge" and read listener mail.File a complaint with the Inspector General on the Mayor's spending of pandemic funds to purchase a building – 1-800-MISUSED. (647-8733) Press #5. Hours are 9 - 11am Monday & Wed. and 1-3pm Tuesday & Thursday. You can also email them anytime here. Press the red button labeled "Report Here". Please send comment to MEPA by June 15th. Th...2021-06-1323 minCity LimitsSounds Too Good To Be True!Anne and Kevin discuss the short City Council's recent Finance meeting, continue discussion of the Mayor's proposal to use a $475 million bond to cover Quincy's outstanding unfunded pension liabilities, summarize the Conservation Commission meeting on the proposed bridge to Pine Island, read listener mail and encourage you to attend the QuincyArts, Open House on Sunday, June 13th.Listener Mail background music by Shane Ivers of silvermansound.comSound effects from Zapsplat.comCityLimits Artwork | Liam Mahoney. Check out his artwork.2021-06-0626 minCity LimitsWhat if, what if, what if... we do this right?Part 2! Anne and Kevin discuss the Mayor's proposal to use a $475 million bond to cover Quincy's outstanding unfunded pension liabilities, remind listeners of a proposed bridge to Pine Island in Merrymount Park and encourage you to attend the Quincy Pride Festival on Sunday, June 6th.Quincy Pride FestivalListener Mail background music by Shane Ivers of silvermansound.comSound effects from Zapsplat.comCityLimits Artwork | Liam Mahoney. Check out his artwork.2021-05-3128 minCity LimitsThe Saga Continues...Anne and Kevin discuss the Mayor's new plan to purchase the Munroe Building with pandemic money, review statements from Podcast Quincy and read listener mail.Listener Mail background music by Shane Ivers of silvermansound.comSound effects from Zapsplat.comCityLimits Artwork | Liam Mahoney. Check out his artwork.2021-05-3121 minCity LimitsWithdrawn for how long?Anne and Kevin discuss the administration withdrawing a plan to buy land for Quincy College, read excerpts from a letter from the Boston Public Library, and a bond request of $475 million to fund the city's pension plan. 2 alerts for a proposed billboard in Ward 4 and a proposed bridge to Pine Island in Merrymount Park.Kevin reads listener mailListener Mail background music by Shane Ivers of silvermansound.comSound effects from Zapsplat.comCityLimits Artwork | Liam Mahoney. Check out his artwork.2021-05-2325 minCity LimitsNow That Was Must See TV!Anne and Kevin discuss Thursday night's memorable City Council Finance Meeting and preview the Mayor's request for $9 million for the Adam's Academy and 2 parcels of land.The City Council Finance Meeting can be viewed here courtesy of QATV..A CALL TO ACTION TO CALL YOUR CITY COUNCILLORS!!!CityLimits Artwork | Liam Mahoney. Check out his artwork.2021-05-1623 minCity LimitsThe State of Quincy CollegeAnne and Kevin continue the conversation about Quincy College and go on a field trip to reveal a new rumor at a the end of the show.Anne and Kevin get their second Covid shotsAnne talks about a recent City Council meeting and a unanimous vote for a resolve requesting Quincy College's Board of Governors look into joining Massachusetts Association of Community Colleges.Anne and Kevin comment on the Mayor's latest Podcast Quincy episodeKevin and Anne discuss and read quotes from Donald B. Gratz's dissertation "The Road Not Taken: The Evolution of a Municipal Junior College"Kevin reads...2021-05-1026 minCity LimitsHidden Stash vs Known AgendaIt's Derby Day and Anne and Kevin make some race picks and talk about the recent City Council Finance meeting.Questions by fellow councillorsAnne talks about Quincy College's artificial deflated budgetAnne talks about her resolve asking Quincy College Board of Trustees to approach the Massachusetts Association of Community College to become a "state" community collegeKevin struggles to read listener mailKevin reads some funny reddit posts Listener Mail background music by Shane Ivers of silvermansound.comSound effects from Zapsplat.comA CALL TO ACTION TO CALL YOUR CITY COUNCILLORS!!!CityLimits Artwork | Liam Mahoney. Check out his artwork.2021-05-0228 minCity LimitsJust Stop Already!Anne and Kevin discuss the administration's $23 million dollar requests for a land taking to build a new Quincy College.Discussion of the land parcels and their accessed valuePurchasing President's Place as an optionThe Munroe Building is on the National Registry of Historic PlacesThe REAL reason for this Quincy College planA critique of the proposed new building design (5:02 on this video)Past statements by the administration suggesting the college is not a drain on taxpayersThe college can't pay it's health insurance and why didn't the administration disclose itA CALL TO ACTION TO CALL YOUR CITY COUNCILLORS!!!CityLimits...2021-04-2524 min
City LimitsIt is a bit grandiose!Quincy City Councillor-at-Large Anne Mahoney and Kevin discuss the administration's spending requests including a long delayed new animal shelter, a pseudo presidential library and a preview of an upcoming funding request for a new 15 story building for a financially strapped Quincy College.CityLimits Artwork | Liam Mahoney. Check out his artwork.2021-04-1823 min
City LimitsYou've reached City Limits! How much are we spending?Welcome to City Limits with hosts Quincy City Councillor-at-Large Anne Mahoney and Kevin Mahoney. Anne and Kevin discuss the theme of the show, their recent experience getting vaccines at Manet Health, unprecedented levels of current and proposed spending by the current Quincy administration and a recent city council finance meeting regarding the new public safety headquarters.CityLimits Artwork | Liam Mahoney. Check out his artwork.2021-04-1821 min