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Personal Financial Strategy the podcast
tking6
49 episodes
6 days ago
The Personal Financial Strategy podcast is wholly devoted to you and your money, bringing expertise to bear on how you earn, invest and spend your hard earned cash.
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The Personal Financial Strategy podcast is wholly devoted to you and your money, bringing expertise to bear on how you earn, invest and spend your hard earned cash.
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Personal Financial Strategy the podcast
”An Overview of Investing in Gold” with Simon Popple
He started his investment business in Real Estate, and eventually migrated to Gold investment. Money market (UK) saw some of his publications on gold investing and enlisted Simon to write a column in Gold investing. Opportunities with gold: Invest in gold stocks. Invest in gold – some low and other high risk. A place to look at and download some info on gold is goldprogram.go.uk. Different levels of Gold investment: Physical gold  Gold keepers – large companies; invest in a lots of different companies – multinational, multi-commodity. Defenders – diversity in terms of commodity and countries. Forwards - High Risk, high rewards. Mechanisms – exchanges that are available: Physical gold – go through a reputable gold dealer. Check the World Gold Council recommendation list. Defenders and Forwards – go through Australians or Canadians. There is gold all over the world, but I have a jurisdiction preference, and I tend to buy and invest in Canadian, US, and Australian gold and access them through the Canadian, Australian, and US stock exchange platforms. There are many other opportunities in Africa and other parts of the world. Gold seems to be popping up the social media and internet a lot, why? Gold marketers tend to be more active during fearful economic times. Is this true and is there a reason for this? Gold is a great and valuable asset, and there are terms like golden age, gold medal, etc. The risk in the world can be eased through gold, because the value of gold is the same across the world; this is not the case with other assets. Is there any relationship or risk with the rise of cryptocurrency and decentralized digital currency? These things are separate, and they run separately. It’s not possible to see gold going to zero, but that can happen to any other value, including crypto. I like the fact that I can hold in my hand a gold coin, but cannot hold a bitcoin. Get Simon’s free gold investing advice in his beginner's guide to investing in gold: https://goldprogram.co.uk/free
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2 years ago
22 minutes

Personal Financial Strategy the podcast
”Salting Your Retirement Funds With Crypto, Tax Free” by Eric Tastet
Eric grew up in a single household – at times with mother and at times with father, quite a poor background. I ended up going to a seminary, became a pastor, planted a church, but took a break to give full attention to entrepreneurship. I learned financial management, but not financial strategies. I’ve had a window washing company, a pressure washing company, wedding venue business, among others. I started searching the market on cryptocurrency in 2017-2018, and that’s where I am. When you are pastoring, you are not looking for money; but I was entrepreneurial even while a pastor to supplement my income, leading to learning about self-directed IRAs. Collective Influence Group This was started by 2 men I was in (Bible) college with. Within 2 years, they started the company, “Impacting others”, hence initiatives such as clean water initiatives, orphanages, and Christian media radio. They buy companies, build them, and sell them. Collective Influence is a private equity firm that has 15 -16 different companies in it. But the main goal is self-directed investment, especially as people become more educated on their personal finances. Self-directed investment frees people from investing through institutionalized processes. If we can release people from this “institutionalism”, we will have succeeded. Tax Free Crypto – one of the companies that Collective Influence has acquired. Tax Free and Retirement Accounts: I started with Roth IRAs while a pastor. I chose the fund. I thought this was self-directing but realized it was self-managing. Analogy: we are good when it comes to self-directing our consumption, but it’s not the case when it comes to investment. One needs full control of where their money goes. So instead of being given choices by someone else, I make a choice of where to invest and how. Consider the case of the bank, who takes my money and makes money from my money, and I do not get a dime from the money they make from my money. They hand over a circa!! But I want to self-direct my money; so, if I had accumulated some money, rolled it over to a self-directed IRA, got a deal, gave a company some credit, and got an 18% return over a 6-month period, I would have thought it was fantastic. This is the kind of a thing that Mitt Romney did: he made about 13 different moves out of his Roth IRA and accumulated about $100M; How the hell did he achieve this? What is good about a tax-free IRA is that there is no limit to your gain. If you self-direct on the promissory note, then you can gain as much. He gave a high debt to private equity. Crypto currency is an asset. So, if one gets a paycheck and contributes to their retirement benefit, they can’t do anything with their contribution until they are old enough to withdraw the money. But if this was released to a private equity, it is possible to buy real estate or other investments, or a rental property. Crypto and risk People make a mistake by equating volatility to risk, which are probably within the same meaning range but different concepts. The same number of people buying and selling crypto currency presently is the same number of people who were using internet in 1997, i.e., 130mil people globally. Today, the internet is the main thing. Bitcoin was invented in 2009, 14 years ago. The adoption rate trajectory is exactly the same with the internet in 1997. Many people did not understand the internet those early days, so they abandoned it, but there are others who jumped in, and they are the market leaders today. So, it pays not to make same mistakes of ignoring an opportunity simply because one does not understand the crypto world. Crypto currency is an opportunity. It is an asset. The block chain — which was started for the purpose of mining bitcoin — now has a “utility” behind it being used by other businesses. This is how they track damaged goods. What was invented for crypto is now a utility that is used publicly. Pay pal is creating a new stable coin, which is att
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2 years ago
46 minutes

Personal Financial Strategy the podcast
”A Bigger Life” with Adam Carroll
Adam Carroll – Host of build a bigger life podcast; curator of master of money.com and founder of the shred method: Personal Background – pathway leading to him doing what he does His family appeared affluent or middle class, but money wasn’t really there. His family was loving and considerate. I used to use my credit card in college, and so I became part of the debt stats;  He was an entrepreneur in college, hence borrowed loans from students to build this business. He studied books about personal finance and started applying the principles, and he was able to pay off all my debts at age 26, except the mortgage. This enabled me to save between 3,000-4,000 USD per month, and made me feel like a millionaire, something I started sharing with other people. Making this my career I met a personal financial guide and mentor, who gave me a couple of books. I became intrigued by the concept of passive income, and how to create it, especially as an educator, speaker, and creative. I wanted to make money speaking, writing, and creating content; so I describe myself as a mediapreneur – meaning I like creating media in all its facets and then figure out how to turn around and sell it. The Shred Method One of the big things the podcast is dedicated to is retiring debts, hence the need to know every new dynamic, principle, and practice to achieve that. The Shred Method is a tactic for optimizing people’s income. Most people don’t have an income problem, they have a liquidity problem; they make enough money to afford what they are doing, but they are not able to go beyond that to save because money is tied up in their lifestyles. The Shred Method tries to help people manage their finances by helping to knock off the debts one by one, maximizing how much money you have remaining at the end of the month, and then figuring out what one should do with the money that is left over; i.e. what is the most efficient use of that money that is humanly possible? Our goal is to create certainty around retirement, to guarantee the working class that they can retire comfortably and never worry about debts and sustainability. We rephrase words differently, for instance, we call retirement choice-age, because we want people at retirement to have many choices and not limited by money in any way. The Shred concept: I was a mortgage broker for a number of years; I started a company that I branded and packaged as the first socially responsible mortgage company in our State. I witnessed the exploitation that was happening in the mortgage sector. This was underhanded and morally reprehensible. I wanted to start a company that didn’t function that way; we would receive people who wanted to refinance their mortgage, and we would do the math and show them they could save between $50-$200 per month; but I would be left with this feeling that you have just paid $2000 or $4000 to refinance your mortgage, which essentially would send the client to the same square they were before. I started digging deeper into this mortgage issue at the decision table, I realized that you pay interest for the first 36-40 months, and this is when most people would refinance before they got their hands on the mortgage game itself. So Shred happens in the first 36-40 months of payment is where you can make the biggest difference in how much principal you can pay down on a mortgage When you do that, you are paying in advance your mortgage; you are accelerating your decision table. So we started realizing that one of our goals was to help people have more equity in their homes, reduce the amount of interest that they pay, and then figure out what to do with that extra equity and strategically deploy it in the right places to start building their own wealth. What do you think about *HELOCs?, a sort of establishing an emergency fund or capital? A broad brush statement: Anyone who has equity at home, must have a HELOC as an emergency fund – in addition to money saved which is liq
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2 years ago
29 minutes

Personal Financial Strategy the podcast
”Strategies for Paying College Tuition” with Beth Probst
Beth is the founder and CEO of the At The Core program for launching High School students into College and helping them prepare for the coming life transition. Determining career aspirations, what courses of study will best support a given career: The cost of college: this could be made a broader conversation within the family, for example, discussions on the broader “cost”  incurred by family. Such an approach can greatly prepare children on matters of money when they enter college and start living on their own.  Without discussions about money – from the family level – there are no guards, no guidelines, and the child is not well positioned to handle finances/money at college level, whether in terms of negotiating fees and other axillary costs. As families, we need to guide our children on money and costs and how this interfaces with the choices we make whether in terms of which school, which career or which service(s) to consume.  Practical Tips for Families on Managing Cost of College: Embrace dual enrollment / dual credit program(s): this means doubling up both as a high school student and at the same time taking some college-level courses. A benefit to this approach is that it can reveal if one is ready for college-level coursework. So one earns both college and high school credits. In most cases, they are at a reduced cost or completely free. The only condition: pass the class. For every credit, the student can transfer the same to the college, reducing cost.  AP Programs: if the goal is to save money in college, the AP class is an option. Take advantage of community college – which offers continuing education. This is a great option for the student who would like to find out how academically fit they are? It's an opportunity to test that. To connect with Beth: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bethprobst https://www.gettingatthecore.com/  https://twitter.com/GetAtTheCore https://www.instagram.com/gettingatthecore/    
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2 years ago
46 minutes

Personal Financial Strategy the podcast
”Have a Strategy for Choosing College” with Beth Probst
We come alongside families with students who are speeding toward a transition to college and career. Personal Career Path: Beth was in a sales and marketing career, selling tech products when she stumbled on students preparing to transition to high school, interviewing them as possible sales assistants, and realized they had no framework to make solid decisions about their life or career; this was the light bulb in her head moment. She asked herself: can I do something structured to help them make more informed decisions on their journey through High School into college? The value question: does a college degree guarantee a commensurate high wage or more desirable job? Are there alternatives that are viable and probably less costly? 3 big decisions to make at the end of high school: Pick a college Choose a course of study or major Determine a career path To help their ability to make the above 3 decisions, families should: Help their students consider who they are – i.e. self-assessment Tie that to careers they like, i.e. what kind of education do I need for the career I aspire to? What major(s) do I need to consider that fit my career and which colleges offer them? Optimal time to intercept and provide guidance on the 3 matters: The pre college prep: we provide free webinars on this; the best time is when a family or Student starts to ask specific questions or considering college visits Guided self-assessment – which actually requires a chunk of time; when the student has adequate experiences to enable a 5-hour interview, and this dovetails with their sophomore year in high school, but could extend to the first 2 years of college. It is still possible to work with those who never had such guidance and are beyond their 2nd collegiate year and who come to a realization that what they are pursuing isn’t what they are cut out for; we call them career confused; we work with them to help them utilize what their college can offer. We occasionally deal with those who have graduated, started their career, then realize this is not what they cut out for. Our help might lie in helping them dig through the layers of what they don’t want, and assess what things they want to carry into the next career and which to drop. To connect with Beth: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bethprobst https://www.gettingatthecore.com/  https://twitter.com/GetAtTheCore https://www.instagram.com/gettingatthecore/
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2 years ago
43 minutes

Personal Financial Strategy the podcast
”Finding the Relational fit in Financial Planning” with Jeff Bernier
Find the right partner, the right fit, by considering: Capacity to provide the services the client needs Relationships – are you comfortable with each other? Economic fit – does the client understand the cost benefit? What belief(s) do you hold? Resources are there to give you what you always want to be, to help you create capacity to enable you to do what you are supposed to do. So we want to know your dreams, your purpose; can that dream be converted into a dollar and deadline? Our role is to help you turn your dream into dollars, through advice, and investment within an acceptable timeline. 3 aspects to building an investment portfolio Client’s need: what return are you looking at? Client’s appetite for risk: this helps to determine the perfect portfolio Client’s capacity to take risk: do you have debts, your risk is high and vice versa We become your guide to help you develop strategy and mechanisms to realize your goals. Our approach, advice and intervention is individual-based and relational. Issues to do with inflation and other market dynamics: We communicate a lot with our clients especially on market volatility You need rising income streams to deal with the reality of inflation; hence you have to accept some short term strategies for long term outcomes. Connect with Jeff: https://www.jeffbernierauthor.com/ https://www.tandemgrowth.com/team/jeff-bernier https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffberniercfp/ https://www.twitter.com/BernierJeff  
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2 years ago
22 minutes

Personal Financial Strategy the podcast
”Non-Traditional Investing” with Maxwell Nee
Maxwell Nee, the Managing Partner of OENO Wine & Whisky Investment. He’s a multi-award-winning entrepreneur who earns his investors a recession-proof and market-beating return with wine and whisky alternative investments. Here are the top tips from Maxwell. Take advantage of alternative investments; for instance, wine and whiskey. Consider 28% of high-net-worth individuals have a connection with wine. They either collect wine, distribute it or maybe they are in the end a consumer. In all facets, wine as an investment is somewhat recession proof.   54% of working individuals invest in alternative investments like wine & whiskey these assets are not correlated to normal investments and cushion against inflation and other market force dynamics. These alternative investments ride the inflation wave because they are in the category of “consumable”.  Seek to acquire high value products at their early nascent stage and wait for them to mature.   Spot a gap and leverage it, Example: Acquire a 12-yr aged whiskey at $25 and age it for an extra 6 years to sell it at $125, equivalent to 500% investment growth in only 6 years.  Before investing, familiarize yourself with any legislative framework within your trading jurisdiction.  Connect with Maxwell: https://lp.oenogroup.com/aus/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/maxwellnee/ https://www.facebook.com/MaxwellNeeCoach/ https://www.instagram.com/maxwellprincenee/ As always, if you are interested in complete “peace of mind and confidence” about your personal finances, visit us at: www.personalfinancialstrategy.com
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2 years ago
25 minutes

Personal Financial Strategy the podcast
”Sustain Your Lifestyle Into the Choice Years” with Jason Hamilton
Today’s guest is Jason Hamilton who is a fee-only registered investment advisor with over $40 million in AUM. The Keep It Simple Wealth Academy is a program helping 1st generation wealth builders transform their relationship with money and become robust wealth managers. Jason also heads up Family Financial Coaching at his family's nonprofit IDEAL, a community development corporation located in East Los Angeles. Here are a few of Jason’s get wealthy hacks:  Do not ignore your background - whether or not it favors your career or occupation - it provides certain values, cultural orientation and formation that plays a 'success or failure' factor in your career.  "Read, read, read. Read all you can around your career. Enroll in a course and improve your understanding in the area of business or service you are offering. There is so much information about anything one may want to know!"  Do not just work for title - whether big or small - find a real solution to a real problem. That way, the world finds you.  Believe in your vision; it's not just about providing a solution to a problem. It is also about being passionate about it and staying on it regardless of challenges and setbacks.  Get genuinely interested in people - their beliefs, goals and resources - and allow these three to interface as a jigsaw puzzle. This is how you develop and mentor people wholesomely.  Connect with Jason: Website: https://keepitsimplefinancial.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/keepitsimplefinancialplanning Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/keepitsimplefinancial/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/keepitsimplefp LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jason-j-hamilton/ As always, if you are interested in complete “peace of mind and confidence” about your personal finances, visit us at: www.personalfinancialstrategy.com
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2 years ago
25 minutes

Personal Financial Strategy the podcast
”Get in the Real Estate Game” with Pam Hill
"Get in the Real Estate Game" with Pam Hill Today’s guest is Pam Hill. She is a Harvard and Dartmouth-educated entrepreneur and CEO of a multi-million dollar real estate company, a business and money expert, a podcaster and a blogger, a former Fortune-500 executive, and the founder of My Smart Cousin. Here are the top tips from Pam. “My Smart Cousin” is a real estate company that was born from the desire to treat clients like family. When buying a home, rather than trying to qualify for as much money as possible for a mortgage, consider buying less. A cheaper fixer-upper might be a better long-term investment. When investing in real estate, especially for houses that you will renovate, consider waiting to see the value of the property increase over time vs. making a quick flip. Rental properties can allow you to earn income while also building long-term investment. Rental properties can break even in 4-5 years, and even economically priced homes often increase in value over time. Connect with Pam: https://mysmartcousin.com/ https://www.facebook.com/MySmartCousin https://twitter.com/MySmartCousin https://www.instagram.com/mysmartcousin/ As always, if you are interested in complete “peace of mind and confidence” about your personal finances, visit us at: www.personalfinancialstrategy.com  
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2 years ago
21 minutes

Personal Financial Strategy the podcast
”Managing Life’s Risks” with Logan Wease
Managing Life's Risks with Logan Wease Our guest today is Logan Wease, the founder of an online insurance company called “We Insure Things.” He speaks to us today about the importance of the right insurance plan at the right time. There are two categories of insurance that Logan discusses in this episode, and we dive into both. The first category of insurance includes types that most people know about and probably have, such as car insurance, property insurance, life insurance, final expense insurance, etc. The second category is disability insurance, which protects your income if you are injured and unable to work. Umbrella policies, also known as extended liability coverage, provide protection beyond existing limits and coverage of other policies. Umbrella policies can provide additional coverage for accidents, property damage, certain lawsuits, and some personal liability situations. Once the liability limits of the insurance policy are exhausted, the Umbrella policy kicks in. Logan concludes by discussing different types of insurances that we will need in different stages of our lives. Although the expense of insurance can seem burdensome, when you need it you will be very glad you made the investment. Learn more about Logan Wease and his company “We Insure Things” at: https://www.weinsurethings.com/  https://www.facebook.com/we-insure-things-106005791865445 https://twitter.com/WeInsureThings  Logan@weinsurethings.com    You can connect with our host Tony King on: https://personalfinancialstrategy.com/ 
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2 years ago
23 minutes

Personal Financial Strategy the podcast
”The Power of Self-Directed Retirement Accounts” with Daniel Blue
"The Power of Self-Directed Retirement Accounts" with Daniel Blue Our guest today is Daniel Blue, a Forbes contributor, a best-selling author, and owner of a 7-figure business called Quest Education. His company focuses on helping people learn how to make money tax-free, pay off debt, and get capital to grow their businesses. Show Highlights: While working in real-estate early in his career, Daniel learned about the power of self-directed retirement accounts and how they could allow people to access and direct their own funds for a variety of reasons.  Intrigued by the concept, he eventually worked in this unique financial space, helping people to see the benefits of using some of the money in their retirement accounts, penalty, and tax free, to fund their business. A Solo 401K is an IRS approved retirement plan for entrepreneurs that allows you to take out fifty percent of the account value or fifty thousand dollars, whichever number is less. You can then use these funds to build or grow your business. With this approach, you become your own bank, and you pay yourself back principal, plus interest. Solo 401K’s are not for everyone, and you do need to work with a broker to take advantage of this financial product. Make sure you understand the risks to you and your retirement accounts. Today, as owner of Quest Education, Daniel helps people navigate the questions, risks, and opportunities with Solo 401K plans. Go to www.DanielBlue.Me to learn more, as well as access: Free resources Links to his best-selling book “Blueprint to Your Best Retirement” Links to his podcast, “How Winners Win” For more information about Personal Financial Strategy and gaining peace of mind regarding all your finances, contact Tony King: https://personalfinancialstrategy.com  For more information about our Guest Daniel Blue: https://www.danielblue.me/  https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-blue-5b1339113/ https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100026753792739 https://www.instagram.com/danielblue__/ https://www.blueprintretirementbook.com/ 
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2 years ago
18 minutes

Personal Financial Strategy the podcast
”Money Mindset & Investing Perspectives” with Florian Fritz
“The way you think about money determines how you behave and your behavior shapes who you are and how you interact.” — Florian Fritz Florian is the founder of the Money Hero Academy, where he teaches how to create financial freedom by  improving: your money mindset money management skills  money making skills By 2008 Florian was a “financial advisor” and during the financial crisis that year, he started learning from some of the world's best financial coaches like Robert Kiyosaki and others how wealth creation really works. He tested many learnings while working with a real estate company, increasing their sales by 86% per year on average and helping hundreds of people to improve their investment returns. Today he teaches what he learned, encouraging everyone to take control of their finances and create the life of their dreams instead of always hoping for the next raise or the next client. Listen in as Florian shares his thoughts on creating freedom and prosperity. Florian realized that he could inform clients about the problems that were happening but he had no solutions for the problems. It’s interesting that he was over half a million in debt but was teaching about money. He was the perfect example of how and when to begin thinking about your wealth. Florian, in his own story, shows us that you can begin your journey no matter where you are, from zero or negative, and build your wealth. His journey began with free courses on Facebook and has grown to several programs that he runs every week. Thinking about money is better than working hard for it. (take time to think about it) What you associate money with, especially the negative side of money will automatically make your subconscious protect you from money. We’ve been conditioned in a certain way about money. It’s good for one to identify your conditions. In investment, you need to be consistent in what you are buying, no matter the circumstances. An Inverse ETF is one way to “hedge”. Connect with Florian: https://www.facebook.com/groups/moneyhero https://www.facebook.com/florian.fritz.526/ https://www.instagram.com/fritz.florian/ As always, if you are interested in complete “peace of mind and confidence” about your personal finances, visit us at: www.personalfinancialstrategy.com
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2 years ago
40 minutes

Personal Financial Strategy the podcast
”A Better/Faster Way to Financial Freedom” with Chris Miles
“Traditional financial advisors counsel us to plow our money into traditional investments, mutual funds, bonds, insurance, stocks, etc. I no longer take that position” — Chris Miles Chris Miles, the Cash Flow Expert and Anti-Financial Advisor, is a leading authority teaching entrepreneurs and professionals how to get their money working for them TODAY! He’s an author, podcast host of the Money Ripples Podcast, has been featured in US News, CNN Money, Entrepreneurs on Fire, Bigger Pockets, and has a proven reputation with his company, Money Ripples (moneyripples.com/) getting his clients fast, financial results. Listen in as Chris shares his thoughts on creating freedom and prosperity. I was raised by great parents, hard-working parents who taught good values. When it came to money, they lived with a scarcity mindset, they really felt like there was never enough. Before I finished my bachelor's degree, I decided to actually get real-life experience because I wanted to become a business consultant.  My father was my biggest inspiration, and I wanted to make him financially free before he was too old to enjoy it. My father did everything “right”, yet did not have enough money to retire when he reached retirement age. I started to learn the things that others were learning and more about a perspective around money first, which was really like Robert Kiyosaki stuff more applied.  I discovered how to invest and create passive income, which was really the trick to get out of the rat race versus just accumulating and saving money, hoarding it, and hoping that someday you might have something. Traditional financial advisors counsel us to plow our money into traditional investments, mutual funds, bonds, insurance, stocks, etc. I no longer take that position. To connect with Chris: https://www.moneyripples.com/ https://www.facebook.com/moneyripples https://www.linkedin.com/company/money-ripples https://twitter.com/Moneyripples https://www.instagram.com/moneyripples/ As always, if you are interested in complete “peace of mind” about your personal finances, visit us at: www.personalfinancialstrategy.com
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3 years ago
30 minutes

Personal Financial Strategy the podcast
”Make Additional Money Painlessly!” with Gordon Stein
“We're using innovative ways to do things that are cheaper than the traditional way that people may not have thought of.” — Gordon Stein In today’s episode, we are joined by Gordon Stein. Gordon is a personal finance author, keynote speaker, and blogger at cashflowcookbook.com. Gordon, in his book, spells out certain recipes that can lead anyone to a bright financial future. Also in the book, Gordon has identified 60 different recipes for freeing up money. The key point in his book is “you can find money in your lifestyle, without making any sacrifices to your current lifestyle." Gordon is also very good at demonstrating the impact these strategies can have on an individual's long-term financial goals. I discovered a few hacks that freed up some more cash flow with minimal effort. I’ve had a career transition from high-tech industry to kind of high-touch personal finance. By using innovation and new innovations that are cheaper than the traditional way. Step one is what I call “broiling a bill”. Pick a bill, and broil that bill! Step two is: “Savor the savings”. Discipline is more powerful than budgeting. The more ideas you get on how to free up more cash flow, the more you build wealth. Make those changes, reduce the bills, and then commit that money right away to something good. Listen to this and so much more on the episode. To connect with Gordon: https://twitter.com/cashflowcookbk?lang=en https://www.linkedin.com/in/gordonstein https://cashflowcookbook.com/ https://www.instagram.com/cashflowcookbook/ As always, if you are interested in complete “peace of mind” about your personal finances, visit us at: www.personalfinancialstrategy.com
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3 years ago
14 minutes

Personal Financial Strategy the podcast
”Trading and Investment Psychology” with Louise Bedford
“All traders and all investors are looking to improve themselves financially, to level up in their mindset, so that we can bring on more money and make it stick because that's the overall aim.” — Louise Bedford In today’s episode, we welcome Louise Bedford. She is the founder of tradinggame.com, a trading company in Australia. She is a best-selling author with five books to her name, all topics on the stock market and behavioral finance. She is also a behavioral finance expert with degrees in both psychology and business. Louise talks with me about approaching investment and trading not only from the money perspective but also from a behavioral side as well. Listen in! I started trading back in 1990 because I always had an interest in money. I had a physical affliction, which meant that I had trouble moving my arms and due to this condition, I had to leave my employment work. All traders and all investors are looking to improve themselves financially, to level up in their mindset, so that we can bring on more money and make it stick because that's the overall aim. Too many people are not happy with market volatility, where the market keeps going crazy up and crazy down and makes for a very unpleasant situation. I like the idea of how investors borrow from traders; this is the concept of a stop loss. You need to work out in advance what your level of pain is, determine what your exit strategy may be, and stick to your plan. Do your math and consider what you wish for your future, have a plan in mind from the start to the exit, and have the three main tenants for the system that people should see in trading. Whether we want to believe it or not, our behavioral and psychological well-being affects how we see investment and trading. In trading, it’s always good to consider specific risks versus individual risks.  To connect with Louise: https://au.linkedin.com/in/louise-bedford https://twitter.com/TheTradingGame https://www.facebook.com/TradingGame https://www.youtube.com/tradinggame      As always, if you are interested in complete “peace of mind” about your personal finances, visit us at: www.personalfinancialstrategy.com
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3 years ago
23 minutes

Personal Financial Strategy the podcast
Jon Ostenson - ”Consider Franchising to Add an Income Stream to Your Financial Plan”
“When you're a business owner, you're building cash flows as well as an asset in that business that you can sell as long as you run it halfway decent.”  — Jon Ostenson Jon is CEO of Franbridge Consulting and Capital, a company devoted to serving franchise opportunities, then aligning investors with top-performing opportunities leading some of those investors to be actual operators. In this episode, Jon is going to help us look at this exciting class of investments. Listen in! There are 4000 different brands roughly in the US involved in franchising across a number of different industries and sectors. Coming out of COVID, more and more people want that sense of control, flexibility and freedom that comes through business ownership. We do see an unprecedented level of interest out there towards franchising. I just see franchising as really going into business for yourself, but not by yourself because you've got that franchisor on the sideline and other franchisees around the country. While having that is not a guarantee of success, it does give you a lot of confidence going in. A study by Rancor School of Business found franchise businesses trading at a multiple typically of one and a half-time as compared to non-franchise businesses. I tell clients that there's a lot of ways to make money some more desirable and easier than others. To buy into a franchise, you pay a franchise fee and meet costs for the equipment build out. Some of the ways in which people fund their franchise business include self-funding, retirement funds through what is called a Rob's program or through SBA loans. The way I work with clients is I try to streamline the process and make it as easy for them and allow them to focus as well as possible. Franchising isn't risk-free, but you de-risk things a lot. To connect with Jon: linkedin.com/in/jonostenson franbridgeconsulting.com facebook.com/JonOstenson1 linkedin.com/company/franbridge-capital As always, if you are interested in complete “peace of mind” about your personal finances, visit us at: www.personalfinancialstrategy.com
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3 years ago
21 minutes

Personal Financial Strategy the podcast
Learn to Invest Like the 1% With Axel Thibon
“We want to make sure that investing is more approachable and accessible for anyone with the same goal; building wealth for the future.” — Axel Thibon  In today’s episode, we welcome Axel Thibon to the podcast. Axel has founded a company called Wizest, a platform aimed at making investing accessible, transparent, engaging, and easy. Axel received his MBA at MIT in Boston. And afterwards went into banking for a few years and now is on a journey of investing adventure. Axel talks with me about his interesting approach to teaching investments as a solution for the long term.  Listen in! My own experiences have shaped how I do investment and how I teach others to do investment as well.  The key thing is to customize investment for each person who comes to the platform.  A novice’s investor will have different needs than an expert in investment. Unlike the traditional bank, where you go and they are assigned to you like an advisor that you don't choose, right here in wisest you are the one in control. The best part has been the conversations I've had with the kids about not only saving money, but spending as well. We have a human layer that makes investing much more like personable and approachable. To connect with Axel:  https://www.f6s.com/axelthibon  https://twitter.com/axelthibon  https://www.linkedin.com/company/wizestapp   As always, if you are interested in complete “peace of mind” about your personal finances, visit us at: www.personalfinancialstrategy.com
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3 years ago
25 minutes

Personal Financial Strategy the podcast
”Kids and Money” With Nationally Syndicated Financial Columnist, Chuck Jaffe
“The best part of teaching kids about finances has been the conversations I’ve had with them about their financial decisions.” — Chuck Jaffe  In today’s episode, we welcome Chuck Jaffe to the podcast. Chuck is the author of three books titled ‘Getting Started in Finding a Financial Advisor’, ‘The Right Way to Hire Financial Help’ and ‘Chuck Jaffe’s Lifetime Guide to Mutual Funds.’ His two books on working with financial advisors have made them a rare critical voice in financial planning. Chuck is host of Money Life, a veteran financial journalist, nationally-syndicated financial columnist, and his work appears in newspapers from coast to coast. Chuck talks with me about his interesting approach to teaching finances and investments to younger children. Listen in! I am an expert when it comes to hiring financial advisors. The key thing to me which is really important is knowing that there is no one right way to reach your financial goals. I'm agnostic to approach unless the approach is going to hurt people. At home, Halloween is how I teach other people's kids about money choices and investment through games and lotteries. The best part has been the conversations I've had with the kids about not only saving money, but spending as well. Children start learning money lessons really early and I have been teaching my children about trading stocks and ownership of companies. The benefit to me, as a result of this has been my daughter telling me that she is maxing out her 401 K. To connect with Chuck, check  www.moneylifeshow.com As always, if you are interested in complete “peace of mind” about your personal finances, visit us at: www.personalfinancialstrategy.com
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3 years ago
35 minutes

Personal Financial Strategy the podcast
”A Tax Deed Real Estate Investing Primer” with Joseph Griffin (the ’Tax Deed Wolf’)
“When it comes to investing in real estate, it's not just about buying properties, but also having proper business structures.” - Joseph Griffin In today’s episode, we welcome Joseph Griffin to the podcast. Joseph is the author of Tax Deed Investing and the owner of a business called Tax Deed Wolf Academy. Joseph teaches how to invest in real estate to generate consistent income with minimal risk. Joseph talks about how he got into the business of tax deed investing, as well as the steps involved in executing the strategy. Listen in! I joined the Army while I was in junior in high school, and after graduating I was sent to medic school, and then to nursing school and later joined the National Guard. While I was doing the one weekend, a month, I started nursing on the side and became assistant manager of the ICU and I started making a little money and that's where tax deed investing came in. Tax deed investors buy property from tax deed auctions, which is where properties whose owners have failed to pay property taxes are auctioned. For properties with mortgage, the bank typically forecloses on them and will often not make it to a tax deed auction, since tax deed auctions are for people who own their property outright. The two cons for being a tax deed investor is that you only need cash, and that the properties aren’t always good properties. The first thing to do is figure out which type of state you live in because every state is different with different types of deed strategies which include tax deed, a tax lien deed, and a tax redemption deed. Once you understand which type of state you live in, your first step is you need to find the entity that conducts the sale by going to the county clerk of court website. The tax sale list or tax deed auction lists shows you when the next auctions are, and which properties are available for you to enter the auction on, as well as the money you have to put in to bid. The auctions are typically highest winner takes all, so we use the lists as leads to approach the property owners before the auction, because we don't want to be bidding against other people. The most important thing to know in real estate is that you don't have a deal until something is signed, and to take ample amount of time to do due diligence to the property. Time is important or opt to sign a quitclaim deed, which is how you transfer ownership of one property to another the deed, and doesn't need to be notarized. When it comes to investing in real estate, it's not just about buying properties, but also having proper business structures. We teach our clients on proper business structure, asset protection, and strategic tax filing. We also teach property acquisition where we encourage our clients to have at least three property acquisition strategies. To connect with Joseph, go to www.taxdeedinvest.com As always, if you are interested in complete “peace of mind” about your personal finances, visit us at: www.personalfinancialstrategy.com
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3 years ago
25 minutes

Personal Financial Strategy the podcast
”Building Sound Accounting Principles Into Your Life and Business” with Nissa Savage
“The first step to properly setup a business is ensuring that you are legally compliant in your state, and then also finding a CPA that you can trust to ask about taxes.” - Nissa Savage In today’s episode, we welcome Nissa Savage to the podcast. Nissa is a CPA Mom's franchise owner, and an accountant serving law firms and business owners remotely from Alaska. Nissa talks to us about her business, the CPA moms franchise, and what entrepreneurs should focus on to ensure that their businesses run smoothly. Listen in! I arrived in Alaska 10 years ago as a mariner working on the Alaskan ferries. I have an undergraduate degree in economics, and so transitioning that to a Master's of Science in Accounting was fairly straightforward. I have worked in the field of accounting in various capacities starting off as a bookkeeper, and now I'm a CPA and I own my own firm. I have wanted to stick with accounting because it's so phenomenal to see the power of information and how it allows business people to overcome the challenges that they face. I own a firm and I get support from a whole team of people from the CPA mom's franchise, which is a great community of CPAs who are moms. Due to the demands of raising a family, owning my own firm gave me the freedom that I needed, and the franchise helps me actually build out my services to my clients who are also entrepreneurs. The first step to properly setup a business is ensuring that you are legally compliant in your state, and then also finding a CPA that you can trust and ask about taxes. Beyond that, money flow and understanding credit is important, as well as embracing and understanding your bookkeeping system. I find so often that entrepreneurs do their own books, but they do not realize what the books are telling them. It is important to have meaningful reports that are correct as per the monthly reconciliations. Have a business plan extending over a five-year period, with every year mapped out with details on KPIs. Your business plan should be something you can show your CPA, who can collaborate with you on how to read the indicators from your bookkeeping. Entrepreneurs can embrace user-friendly tools such as Live Pan and bill.com, to plan in their businesses. To connect with Nissa, go to https://5.cpamoms.com/ ; https://www.cpamoms.com/nissa-savage As always, if you are interested in complete “peace of mind” about your personal finances, visit us at: www.personalfinancialstrategy.com
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3 years ago
25 minutes

Personal Financial Strategy the podcast
The Personal Financial Strategy podcast is wholly devoted to you and your money, bringing expertise to bear on how you earn, invest and spend your hard earned cash.