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Financial Matters with Richard Oring

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by Richard Oring

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32 episodes
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<p>Richard Oring, from New Century Financial Group in Princeton, New Jersey, discusses financial matters. His expertise in taxes and accounting gives him a unique perspective on financial planning and the interplay of taxes with it.</p>

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9/12/2019

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April 22, 2026

What To Do After A Layoff Before You Sign Anything

A severance agreement can look like a simple exit packet, but it’s often the most consequential contract you’ll sign in your career. When you’re laid off, fired, or caught in a reduction in force, the pressure to “just sign and move on” is real and the stakes are higher than most people realize. We talk through why severance isn’t a fixed formula and why it’s better understood as a negotiation where the company is purchasing a release of claims and, sometimes, your silence. From there, we di...

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March 16, 2026

What If The Real Risk Is Your Reaction To The News

Your phone is lighting up, the headlines are relentless, and the market feels like it’s swinging with every update. When geopolitical conflict ramps up and oil prices jump, the most common investor impulse is also the most dangerous one: panic selling. We slow the moment down and talk through why “doing nothing” can be the smartest move when volatility is high and fear is louder than facts. We look at how markets have historically reacted to major geopolitical shocks, why they often dr...

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March 3, 2026

The Tax Trap In Your Mailbox

A tax bill for gains you never saw coming can sour an otherwise smart investment. We pull back the curtain on mutual fund capital gain distributions and show how manager trades, investor redemptions, and year-end timing can leave you paying taxes even if you never sold a single share. If you’ve ever opened a 1099 and felt confused or frustrated, you’re not alone—and you’re not stuck. We start with the essentials: how mutual funds work, why the IRS treats them as pass-through entities, and wh...

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What is Financial Matters with Richard Oring?
<p>Richard Oring, from New Century Financial Group in Princeton, New Jersey, discusses financial matters. His expertise in taxes and accounting gives him a unique perspective on financial planning and the interplay of taxes with it.</p>
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