Looking for something fun to do now that the weather is warming up - without spending an arm and a leg? Russell Rivera has you covered in this episode of Sidewalk Talk, where he shares a fun and free idea you might not have thought of before.
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Transcript:
Hi, I'm Russell Rivera, founder and president of Voice Wealth Management. And welcome back to Sidewalk Talk.
So I know inflation and the cost of things and what's going on economically has really been a challenge for a lot of people. But I do have to say, there are a lot of ways to entertain yourself and others for next to nothing. You know, sometimes people talk about the cost of tickets to sports games. But, you know, if you're in the area, I can't imagine much better than what we've got going on here, being in Jupiter, Florida, at the home of the St. Louis Cardinals. We're not Cardinals fans, but we're huge baseball fans, and just thrilled to be here. It's watching practice watching these guys get ready for their season, get right up close. And it feels like you're just watching a bunch of 12-year-olds have fun playing a game that many of you might have enjoyed and lived on your own, the cracks in the bat, fans interacting with their favorite players. And the cost of walking in here is zero. So for a lot of people, it doesn't get much better than this in terms of their own baseball experience. And you know, and other sports as well. I know the NFL you can do something like that. I don't know if it's free. But again, getting out and enjoying and seeing all the things you can do. Really a lot of fun. The Cardinals are here. Marlins are off in the distance can hit a bunch of places in a couple of days. And have a great time and great weather just coming out and spending a couple of days.
So that's it for now. Russell Rivera, Voice Wealth Management, with Sidewalk Talk. See you soon. Thanks. Bye
Russell D. Rivera, CFA, CFP® is the Founder and President of Voice Wealth Management (Voice) in New York, NY. He also likes to think of himself as a Personal CFO and Financial “Therapist” for entrepreneurs, young professionals, and their families. He helps clients make prudent financial decisions regarding spending, saving, investing, and planning while giving a voice to the individual client's financial priorities and experiences.