Name: Emergency Funds: How Much to Save and Where to Keep It by Matt Dixon Greenville SC
Duration: 4 min 10 s
Description: A crucial component of financial planning is setting up an emergency fund, which serves as a safety net to cover unforeseen expenses and financial emergencies without requiring the use of high-interest debt or the depletion of long-term savings. In this guide, we’ll discuss how much to save and the best places to keep your emergency fund for easy access and maximum security.

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Philanthropy often remains an overlooked aspect in wealth planning, which traditionally focuses on wealth accumulation rather than distribution. But, high-net-worth individuals and families increasingly recognize that their financial legacy extends beyond the accumulation of assets. This growing interest in philanthropy demands a more integrated approach to planning, where giving is strategically aligned with overall financial goals. Platforms like PhilanthPro are bridging the gap by offering professional planning tools specifically designed for philanthropic giving. 

In this episode, Shannon Rosic, director of WealthStack Content and Solutions, speaks with Nicholas Palahnuk, Founder and CEO of PhilanthPro, about the importance of philanthropy in wealth planning.

Shannon and Nicholas also discuss:

- The key drivers behind philanthropic contributions and why tax benefits are not the primary motivator
- How PhilanthPro aids in managing the complexities of tax, legal, and regulatory obligations in charitable giving
- How the Great Wealth Transfer and shifting demographics are transforming Philanthropy 
- How this tech is different from grant management software that’s currently available

Connect with Shannon Rosic:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shannonrosic/
WealthStack website: https://informaconnect.com/wealthstack/ 
WealthManagement.com: https://www.wealthmanagement.com

Connect with Nicholas Palahnuk:

LinkedIn: Nicholas Palahnuk: https://www.linkedin.com/in/npalahnuk/ 
PhilanthPro: https://www.philanthpro.com/

About Our Guest:

Nicholas Palahnuk is the Founder and CEO of PhilanthPro. Recognizing a gap in the financial industry, he brought to life a suite of tools to foster philanthropy for a brighter future.

Palahnuk also leads a wealth management group that empowers people to live and give comfortably through sound financial planning. The Globe & Mail Report on Business named him one of Canada’s top wealth advisors. In 2020, he was nominated top under 40 by the Investment Industry Association of Canada.

Palahnuk is a member of the Forward Global philanthropy community and studies global development at Harvard University. He also founded a private foundation in 2021 to fund innovative programs that build greater mental health resilience among young people. 

Passionate about financial planning from an early age, Palahnuk became the youngest Certified Financial Planner in Canada at the age of 21. He lives in Toronto and splits his time between Canada and the US.

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A crucial component of financial planning is setting up an emergency fund, which serves as a safety net to cover unforeseen expenses and financial emergencies without requiring the use of high-interest debt or the depletion of long-term savings. In this guide, we’ll discuss how much to save and the best places to keep your emergency fund for easy access and maximum security.

Emergency Funds: How Much to Save and Where to Keep It

We speak with Audrey Haberman and Sindhu Knotz from Philanthropy Northwest about creating the Momentum Fellowship, a regional program designed to prepare professionals from underrepresented communities for successful careers in the philanthropic sector. (Referenced blog post: “Why Philanthropy Should Care about Black Male Achievement.”) Recorded April 6, 2016.

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Comic Corinne Fisher joins Jared on this week's Tuesday episode of The JTrain Podcast, to read your emails and answer questions about your girlfriend losing her sex drive, moms being too close with your ex on Facebook, worrying about gaining weight around your boyfriend, a married ex spamming you constantly, and news and headlines with Classic Shelb. Check it out, and enjoy.

Sponsored by: Harrys (Harrys.com/jtrain)

Call into the JTrain voicemail line now at 347-669-8252 to leave your 
questions and hypotheticals!

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In this edition Michael Alberg-Seberich and Ise Bosch, Founder & CEO of Dreilinden, discuss transformative philanthropy – which is also the title of Ise’s latest book in which she looks back on 20 years philanthropic involvement. Ise explains her approach to giving, the dynamics of power and trust, and also points out the advantages and challenges of this approach.
https://dreilinden.org/eng/en_index.html

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Our second episode focuses on behavior—specifically how women give.

Campbell & Company’s Senior Consultant Sarah Marino speaks with Associate Vice President, Development Leslie Wetzel of University of San Francisco and Interim Director Andrea Pactor of WPI.

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Our final episode focuses on outcomes—how charitable giving affects female and male donors.

Campbell & Company’s Director of Strategic Priorities Sarah Anderson speaks with former Vice President for Mission Advancement Peter Drury of Make-A-Wish Alaska and Washington (current Chief Strategy Officer at Wellspring Family Services) and Interim Director Andrea Pactor of WPI.

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Based in Greenville, SC, Matt Dixon is a prominent financial advisor with eight years of experience. He is a Partner and Financial Advisor for TruNorth Advisors, a featured host on the WGTK radio station, a featured guest on several news stations, and a public educator.

Emergency Funds: How Much to Save and Where to Keep It

Matt Dixon Greenville SC

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