
The University of San Diego Alumni Association has been creating a series of video interviews with alumni about how COVID-19 is impacting their lives, careers, the job market and more. Recently, the association spoke with Morgan Smith, IMBA, CFP®, a financial advisor at WorthPointe, a registered investment advisor, about the financial planning profession and student loans. The discussion also focused on caring for aging parents and his new book, Generation Squeezed. You can watch the interview here.
If you’d like to learn more about Morgan, and his work helping people uncover fulfilling lives through financial principles, read about him here.
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