Peter Dunn

Since August of 2021, we've been working hard to tell the @YourMoneyLine story better. We've redesigned our product. We've redesigned our brand. And today, I'm excited to share the results. This is the all new Your Money Line.

Weekend financial radio is flooded with pitches for annuities. Before you buy into the hype, understand the specific terminology, hidden limitations, and real investment risks behind these products. #Finance #Investing

Funding a child’s education at the expense of your own retirement is a dangerous trade-off. Prioritizing long-term stability isn't selfish—it's necessary. Don't pass the burden of your financial instability onto the next generation. #FinancialPlanning #Retirement

Sudden loss of limb function is a medical emergency. Do not wait to assess ingredients or symptoms. If you or someone nearby experiences a sudden inability to move their arms, call emergency services immediately. #HealthSafety #EmergencyAwareness

Calling a car or a jacket an investment is just a way to feel better about spending. True investments appreciate in value—most things you buy are just expenses. Stop confusing your spending habits with wealth building. #FinanceTips #MoneyMindset

AI is evolving from a simple search tool into a surprisingly grounded advisor. When asked about gifting a donkey, it bypassed the absurdity to provide a practical 30-year reality check on animal care and zoning laws. Thoughtful tech is here. #AI #TechTrends

Home equity investments sound like an easy way to access cash, but they are often a trap. Steer clear of these agreements—the long-term cost to your property value is rarely worth the upfront capital. #PersonalFinance #Investing

A historic wine glut is forcing producers to offload premium bottles to retailers at massive discounts. With demand at a 20-year low, you can find $85-quality Cabernet for under $10. Have you noticed these price drops in your local grocery store? #Wine #Economy

Working on shoulder mobility isn't just for athletes. It's practical self-care, ensuring you can handle unexpected situations—even resisting arrest. Don't let poor mobility hold you back. #Mobility #FitnessTips

Got a juicy money question for The Pete the Planner show? This week, we're diving deep into your finances without needing an outline—just pure, unadulterated financial advice! #PersonalFinance #MoneyTips

Got a financial question? Email us at [email protected]. We'll discuss your money concerns on the air and provide answers. The quality of the advice? Well, that depends on who's giving it! #FinanceTips #AskPete

The most entertaining airport arrests? The ones where the person being cuffed suddenly remembers a "shoulder problem" and can't get their hands behind their back. You can't make this stuff up! #AirportArrests #FunnyMoments

Men, this is for you. Based on mortgage payment vs. income, her hours increase isn't the solution. The focus on her working more is just justification for a decision already made. It's not about her needing to work harder. #FinancialLiteracy #RelationshipAdvice

Persistent inflation pressures are a key concern, with consumer prices up 4.2% year-over-year. While job growth averages 188,000/month, the Fed remains committed to price stability. #Economy #Inflation #Fed

Mental accounting: we treat money differently based on how we get it or plan to spend it. An inheritance, for example, might be earmarked for family fun, not routine expenses. #BehavioralFinance #MoneyMindset

Money decisions aren't just math. People often choose paths that seem illogical because they can afford to, but the underlying reasons might not align with their true desires. It's about personal finance beyond the numbers. #PersonalFinance #MoneyMindset

They currently pay $2,200/month and save 30% for retirement. Their new payment would be $3,500/month. Even with her hours increasing, they can afford this. Don't let the 'buzzkill' stop you; go for it! #FinancialFreedom #Move

They currently pay $2,200/month and save 30% for retirement. Their new payment would be $3,500/month. Even with her hours increasing, they can afford this. Don't let the 'buzzkill' stop you; go for it! #FinancialFreedom #Move

Remote work and evolving family needs create a space crunch for this couple. But their super-low mortgage rate makes moving a tough call. What's the solution? #HomeLife #RealEstate

Extending mortgage payments past retirement age? This common financial pitfall can derail your golden years. Make sure your homeownership plan aligns with your retirement goals, not against them. #RetirementPlanning #Mortgage

Ten years in, a modern problem: needing two extra home offices as remote workers. Plus, a main floor guest room for parents with mobility issues. Moving seems doable now, but the mortgage payment jump due to high interest rates is a big concern. #RealEstate #WFHLife #Mortgage