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Evan and Ira join Paul on the show as he reflects on the last words of one of his mentors and music teachers. Listen along as the advisors reflect on a life well lived and talk about why finding your true purpose for money leads to satisfaction, gratitude, and generosity. Later in the episode, the advisors share some of the highlights from a workshop about politics and investing.
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Having a plan and knowing yourself well enough to follow through is the foundation of a healthy relationship with money. Today, Paul and Anne talk about a two-day financial workshop called the “American Dream Experience,” which is designed to help you create a roadmap for your life and money while teaching you how to avoid the most common pitfalls with money and investing. Listen along as these advisors explain how the American Dream Experience works to transform your relationship with money and helps you discover the purpose that will guide your personal and financial decisions.
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The market immediately rebounded just minutes after the Fed Chairman met with members of the Financial Financial Services Committee this month. This obviously raised some eyebrows and raised the question of whether politicians use insider information to serve their own interests instead of the interests of the voters. Today, Paul, Evan, and Ira address this topic with two important insights: market timing is dangerous for everyone and there is a proven method for investing that is not gambling or speculating on companies. Later in the episode, the advisors talk about new and used car markets and an article called “Annual New Car Ownership Costs Boil Over $12K.”
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Paul, Ira, and Evan reconnect after Ira’s trip to Florida to sell a vacation home that started to feel more like a burden than a joy. The advisors talk about why it’s important to keep a positive attitude and stay flexible when taxes, markets, and inflation alter your financial plans, especially in retirement. They then pivot into a conversation about how the economy is doing and why shrinkflation is usually a compromise companies make to work with both their consumers and their shareholders. Later in the episode, the advisors talk about the connection between national sports betting and an increase of gambling and betting on stock through companies like Robinhood.
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Is it possible that being at a bombing could be less traumatic than hearing about it in the news? Paul shares a study from the Boston Marathon Bombing and how being present at that tragedy allowed people to help, to flee, and to ultimately identify as a survivor, but hearing about it in the news gave people a stress response that was difficult to resolve. Today, Paul, Ira, and Evan process some recent tragedies together and share why hearing alarming news through media outlets can be dangerous and bad for your mental health. Unfortunately, the financial news media is no exception. Later in the episode, Ira talks about blue zones, where many people live to be 100, and some financial habits that help you relax about money no matter how long you live.
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Part of being able to relax about money is knowing what makes you anxious and how to manage your anxiety. Many people struggle with anxiety and turn towards their finances to try to find control. Paul brings Lauren Combs, a Licensed Professional Counselor, Mental Health Service Provider (LPC, MHSP), and Lindsey Casabella, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW), onto the show to talk about how anxiety affects your quality of life, your purpose, and your relationship with money. Listen along as they cover spotting the symptoms of anxiety, when to ask for help, the stigmas around medication for mental health issues, the fear of developing medication dependence, and why anxiety is currently the most common mental health diagnosis in the United States.
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Part of being able to relax about money is knowing what makes you anxious and how to manage your anxiety. Many people struggle with anxiety and turn towards their finances to try to find control. Paul brings Lauren Combs, a Licensed Professional Counselor, Mental Health Service Provider (LPC, MHSP), and Lindsey Casabella, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW), onto the show to talk about how anxiety affects your quality of life, your purpose, and your relationship with money. Listen along they cover spotting the symptoms of anxiety, when to ask for help, the stigmas around medication for mental health issues, the fear of developing medication dependence, and why anxiety is currently the most common mental health diagnosis in the United States.
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Paying for college is often the biggest financial decision that a family has to make with their children and it requires some planning. In a two part interview, Paul invites Jacob Lagesse, the New Student Financial Aid Counselor at Trevecca, to talk about how to navigate paying for college. In Part 2, Paul and Jacob cover which of your assets to include on the FAFSA, which to exclude, and how they calculate those assets to provide aid. They conclude by covering the questions you want to ask when you sit down with a university counselor.
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Paying for college is often the biggest financial decision that a family has to make with their children and it requires some planning. In a two part interview, Paul invites Jacob Lagesse, the New Student Financial Aid Counselor at Trevecca, to talk about how to navigate paying for college. In Part 1, Paul and Jacob cover both federal and state aid and the FAFSA and merit based scholarships offered by the universities.
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Do you remember all of the hysteria around Y2K? People were stuffing cash in their mattresses and were convinced that banks would fail and planes would fall out of the sky. Today, Paul brings in a MarketWatch article called, “Stock market resembles the Y2K surge — and that didn’t end well” and talks with Ira about the similarities and differences between the market then and the market now. Later in the episode, the advisors get into a discussion about why it feels safe for investors and fund managers to invest in the largest companies then explains why this is such a risky practice.
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