TV Appearances

TV Appearances

BML Wealth Management and Brian Levy’s TV Appearances

PREVIOUSLY SEEN ON: ABC 7, KTLA 5, FOX 11, NBC 4, & SPECTRUM NEWS 1

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Unfreeze Alert: Prepare Your Finances for Student Loan Repayments Brian Levy Interview on KNBC

It’s official: Student loan borrowers will resume payments this fall after benefiting from a three-year freeze. Brian Levy joined KNBC to discuss the latest on student loan forgiveness and how you can get your finances ready for repayment.
On 6/30/2023 the Supreme Court ruled in a 6-3 decision that the Biden administration does not have the authority to forgive student loans without an act from Congress. While the Biden administration will attempt another path to forgiving student debt, borrowers should not count on relief. Instead, borrowers who are worried about their student debt should prepare to begin repayments and consider applying for an income-driven repayment plan. For the latest information, we recommend you visit studentaid.gov.

TV APPEARANCES

Watch the media appearances by Brian Levy and BML Wealth Management! 

What the Child Tax Credit Means for Parents

Taxes need attention year-round. Financial professional Brian Levy spoke with NBCLA about how planning throughout the year is better for your finances. (May 25, 2021)

Taxes, Stimulus & Unemployment

From taxes to stimulus checks, there’s a lot to think about when it comes to our money. Financial professional Brian Levy spoke with NBC LA to answer our pandemic financial questions. (Apr 2, 2021)

Spending Your Stimulus Checks

Financial professional Brian Levy spoke with ABC7 about what advice to watch out for on the internet and gave insight on ways to spend stimulus money wisely. (Mar 18, 2021)

Publication/Appearance Disclosure: Please note that some of these publications and appearances occurred before West Wealth Group LLC became a Registered Investment Advisor and the disclosures on these are what was required by prior firms.

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