Random Financial Podcasts

Ireland’s Financial Guide For High Earners. Subscribe to the Ask About Wealth podcast to stay up to date on what matters when it comes to turning your income into wealth and navigating the Irish financial system.
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Categories: Business, Education

Tags: business, Finance, financial, investing, Money, personal finance, Wealth

Get Real… Get Honest… Get Clear!… The Wiser Financial Advisor podcast gives you real, honest and clear advice every Tuesday.

Categories: Business, Education

Tags: advice, college, family, financial, josh, keystone, Kids, Money, nelson, Retirement, risk number, saving, wise

Join attorney, wealth manager, and well-known author David Mandell, JD, MBA in this podcast dedicated to improving a physician’s personal financial bottom line. David talks with doctors from every specialty and stage of career about their real-world lessons in financial matters, and interviews industry experts in all areas of wealth management. Tune in every other week for new episodes!

Categories: Business, Education

Tags: advice, Advisor, career, Dentist, doctor, Finance, financial, Guidance, investing, job, legal, path, physician, practice, tax, Wealth, work

Official Podcast of the Dentists Who Invest platform. Talking all things investing, money and finance with a dental spin. Have you ever wondered how you can grow your wealth and protect your hard earned money as a Dentist? We’ve got you covered. Featuring famous guests such as Andrew Craig, Edward Zuckerberg and Benyamin Ahmed we delve deep into EVERY aspect of finance to educate and empower ALL Dentists.

Categories: Business, Health & Fitness

Tags: crypto, Dental, Dentist, dentists, Finance, financial, Invest, investing, investor, Money, stocks, Wealth

In Virtual Vice by Jason M. Kays, readers follow disillusioned entertainment attorney Ian McKenzie as his professional life takes a decided turn for the questionable when he is hired by the charismatic and dangerous Scott White to represent Scott’s interests in his cutting edge Internet startup, Metropoleis Multimedia. Unfortunately for Ian, Scott has more in common with Scarface’s Tony Montana than Apple’s Steve Jobs, and things go from questionable to deadly in no time flat. As Scott’s confidant and consigliore, Ian soon finds himself caught between the Feds, La Cosa Nostra, and the Cali Cartel in a fatal game of corporate winner-take-all. Kays masterfully weaves the nuts and bolts of legal maneuverings and corporate worst-practices into an engaging and unpredictable thrill ride of a crime novel. Filled with wry humor and twists and turns galore, Virtual Vice keeps you guessing and wanting more while entertaining every step of the way.

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This is the investor’s guide that brings you confidence and clarity as you prepare for, enter and live your retirement years. You’ll go behind the scenes with author, speaker, financial planner and world traveler; David Rosell, as he shares the latest investment and planning strategies for the distribution of your wealth and helps you create greater certainty in the uncertainty of retirement. The end result: simplify complexity, achieve peace of mind and live the life you’ve always imagined. David Rosell is the author of “Failure Is NOT an Option — Creating Certainty In The Uncertainty of Retirement” and “Keep Climbing- a Millennial’s Guide to Financial Planning”; financial planning guides that are actually fun to read. His work has been featured in two of the financial industry’s leading publications, Financial Advisor and Financial Planning magazine as well as such national media outlets as Fox Business, Chicago Tribune, Yahoo! Finance, CNN Money, MSN Business, US News & World Report and NPR. For more information about David, go to DavidRosell.com Securities offered through Valmark Securities, Inc. Member FINRA, SIPC. Rosell Wealth Management is a separate entity from Valmark Securities, Inc.

Categories: Business

Tags: advice, adviser, author, Bend, David, failure, finances, financial, investing, legacy, Management, Oregon, planning, Recession, Retirement, rosell, Speaker, traveler, Wealth, world

This is the best in Wealth podcast – A show for successful family stewards who want real answers about Retirement and investing so we can feel secure about our family’s future. Scott’s mission is simple: to help other family stewards build and maintain their family fortress. A family steward is someone that feels family is the most important thing. You go to your job every day for your family. You watch over your family, you make sacrifices for your family, you protect your family. I work with family stewards because I am one; I have become an expert in the unique wealth challenges family stewards face. Scott Wellens is the founder of Fortress Planning Group – an independent, fee-only, registered investment advisory firm. Fortress Planning Group is dedicated to coaching clients toward a holistic view of wealth and family stewardship. Scott is a certified financial planner, a fiduciary and has been quoted in the industry’s leading websites including Forbes, Business Insider and Yahoo Finance. Scott is also a Dave Ramsey Smartvestor Pro in the greater Milwaukee and Madison areas. Are you on track for retirement? Do you have enough money saved at this point in your life to retire or reach financial freedom by 65? One of the biggest questions I hear is: How much money do I need to save for retirement? In this episode of Best in Wealth, I do my best to answer that question using the formula Charles Farrell outlines in his book, (https://www.amazon.com/Your-Money-Ratios-Financial-Security/dp/1583334165). You need to take actionable steps now to be prepared for your future. Outline of This Episode[0:35] What do you dream about doing? [3:58] Are you on track for retirement? [11:15] Why you need 80% of your current income [13:51] How do you come up with the $60,000? [17:37] What’s your job now? Get retirement ready with Charles Farrell’s formulaYou need to create a detailed retirement plan to really zero in on your goals and get the right steps in place to prepare. In his book, Charles Farrell shares a simplified version of how much savings you’ll need. I’ll give you some simple guidelines from this book that demonstrate where you should be at each stage of life. The goal is to hit at least 12x your household income in order to retire, so you can live off of 80% of that of your household income in retirement. Charles developed the Capital to Income Ratio. You can use it to find out if you’re on track to get to 12x your income by the time you retire. If your household income is $100,000 annually, you need to save $1.2 million for retirement. So where do you need to be at each age? Here are the income ratios by age, with the approximate amount you should have saved if your household income is $100,000 annually: Age Income Ratio Savings Required 25 0.1 $10,000 30 0.6 $60,000 35 1.4 $140,000 40 2.4 $240,000 45 3.7 $370,000 50 5.2 $520,000 55 7.1 $710,000 60 9.4 $940,000 65 12 $1.2 million So are you on track for retirement?Based on the table above—are you on track for retirement? Here’s how to calculate it: Take your household income and multiply that by the income ratio that correlates with your age to see if you’re currently on track. It’s easy to calculate if you’re paid a salary. If you aren’t, count the average of your pay for the last 4 years as your income. By the way, by money saved, we’re talking about things such as your 401k, IRA, annuities, CDs, life insurance, checking and savings, real estate, etc. Please note that your home is NOT a capital investment. How do you live on 80% of your current income?How do you live on 80% of your current income in retirement if you need 100% of it now? Where did Charles come up with that number? If you’re going to get to 12x your income by retirement age, you have to be saving 12–15% of your $100,000 annual income to get there. If you’re saving 12% now, you really only need 88% of your income to live off of. In retirement, you won’t be saving for your retirement anymore. Plus, your mortgage should be paid off by the time you retire. If your mortgage accounts for 20% of what you pay and we take off another 12% for savings, 7.65% for social security taxes, that brings you down to $60,000. So you really only need $60,000 to live off what you’re making right now. Social security will play a role—it typically replaces 20% of your income. If you’re making around $100,000 a year, it will make up the other $20,000 to bring you to the projected $80,000 a year in retirement. You want that extra $20,000 cushion to account for things like yearly inflation, medical expenses, or perhaps even vacations. Keep listening to find out why I think the 5% rule can be dangerous—and what I think you should do instead. What is your job now?But Scott, what if I’m not on track? Are you anywhere close? What if you’ve fallen behind? If you’re not on track for retirement, your job is to get on track. Once you figure out what you should have saved at your current age, there are some things you can do: If you’re 50 years old and you don’t have half a…

Categories: Business, Education, Kids & Family

Tags: Advisor, Finance, financial, investing, Management, Market, personal, Retirement, stock, stocks, Wealth

We (Will and Christian) started this show to help YOU find the freedom in YOUR life that you really want. In our podcast, in our coaching, in our live events and corporate training, we help people break free from mediocrity and find true freedom in life. You can listen to the show here —> http://www.WillAndChristian.com We believe that ONLY achieving freedom in one area of your life is not enough. For example, if you have a great relationship with your life partner, but you are so BROKE that you’re constantly fighting or worried about money, that is NOT living a life of true freedom. On the other hand, if you earn $1 million a year, but your emotions or personal relationships are in ruins, you probably aren’t that happy either. Or if you have a ton of friends, but you are driving your health into the ground through bad habits or lack of attention, life can suck. It is hard to feel free when your body feels bad. We want YOU to be free. Truly free. To taste freedom in all areas of your life. We think that means mastering these five FREEDOMS. Emotional Freedom Social Freedom Physical Freedom Spiritual Freedom Financial Freedom Emotional freedom is mastering your internal world: taking command of your thoughts and emotions. Social freedom is having awesome relationships with the people that matter most in your life. Physical freedom is to be at peace with your body and the world around you. It means mastering your body and its environment. Spiritual freedom is following your conscience and finding peace. Financial freedom is having control of your money and the freedom to live the way you want to live. Our show airs three times per week on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. You can listen to the show here —> http://www.WillAndChristian.com

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Tags: business, Denver, emotional, financial, Freedom, physical, social, spiritual

Chelsey and Stephen help motivated moms “work for the internet”. Empowering you to shift from the traditional model of trading time for money into building alternative income streams online…without sacrificing precious family time. Listen in for weekly steps for action takers that will break poverty, create financial freedom and then release generosity and generational wealth. Our mission is to go all in and help you create life changing residual income. Divorcing the “I Can’t” mindset and marrying “How Can I?” to step powerfully into the abundant dreams of your heart.

Categories: Business, Education

Tags: Adventure, entrepreneurship, family, financial, Freedom, generosity, Income, storytelling

This podcast is the place for entrepreneurs who want to learn the actionable strategies and steps needed to make more money and build wealth in alignment with authentic Jewish values. Join certified life and money coach and multi-6-figure business owner Debbie Sassen each week as she shares the exact strategies and resources you need to change your relationship with money, close more sales, and move from scarcity to abundance. Learn how to invite G-d into your business while you dissolve the mindset blocks that keep you trapped in a cycle of under-selling, under-earning, and under-investing. Remove subconscious feelings of insecurity, judgment, and rejection that surface when you set – and go after – big money goals. Making more money and building wealth are totally possible, and this podcast will show you how. You won’t want to miss an episode so be sure to subscribe now! Visit us over at debbiesassen.com for more resources.

Categories: Business, Education

Tags: Abundance, finances, financial, financialplanning, Invest, investment, Money, scarcity, womenentrepreneur, WomenInBusiness

Is your child ready for life after high school? Are you ready to send your child to college, the military, or into the workforce? This podcast gives parents & guardians the peace of mind that their child is gaining the necessary skills to be prepared for life as they reach senior graduation. College Ready, Maybe Not presents stories and strategies from the perspective of School Counselor and single parent, Simone Gilbert. So whether you homeschool or send your K-12 child off to school every day, this podcast has a little something for every parent. College Readiness (done right) = life preparedness.

Categories: Education

Tags: academic, aid, application, black, child, college, Education, elementary, entrepreneurship, essays, FAFSA, fees, financial, Fun, guardians, Guideline, highschool, Improve, intermediate, K12, leadership, learn, loans, Majors, middle, parents, readiness, scholarship, school, skills, student, success, tips, Trades, training, tricks, tuition, university

Tune in to hear KPMG professionals discuss major accounting and financial reporting developments

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Tags: financial, Financial Reporting, financial reporting view, frv

I created Blacrypto to show my fellow brothas & sistas that we can, through proper research, improve our family tree by placing ourselves on the winning side of this imminent crypto revolution. Everyone is welcome to join me on my journey to financial freedom where i will be sharing: Crypto basic/intermediate knowledge-Portfolio picks and more

Categories: Education

Tags: America, basics, Bitcoin, black, currency, Ethereum, financial, Freedom, gold, how to, Invest, learn

If you want to retire with confidence and a well-rounded plan, then listen to Retire On Your Best Path with Liz Whitteberry of Best Path Advisors. Liz is an experienced financial advisor who specializes in working with retirement-focused women and couples who desire confidence and clarity so they can live their best life on purpose. On this show, Liz will tackle important issues like income planning, legacy building, minimizing taxes, managing risk, and so much more. Hear her unique approach to planning and learn why it’s so important to have a clear, comprehensive, collaborative, and compassionate process to get to, and through, retirement. If you have any questions or want to reach out, go to https://www.bestpathadvisors.com or call 817-849-1375 for more information.

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Tags: 401k, Advisors, best path, Finance, financial, ira, liz whitteberry, Money, Retire, Retirement, women

Get motivated on your financial journey as you follow money nerd and financial coach, Tiffany Grant, as she strives to be debt free by 35! She makes complex financial topics surprisingly simple. You will get practical tips and tricks with an inside look at the strategies Tiffany and her guests use on a daily basis. Money Talk With Tiff gives you straight talk on all things money.

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Tags: #financialliteracy, Credit, creditscore, debt, Finance, financial, FinancialFreedom, financialindependence, Money, moneytalk, moneytalkwitht, moneytalkwithtiff, moneytips, tiffanygrant

Cash Daddies, starring comedians Sam Tripoli and Howie Dewey (with Johnny Woodard at the board) is an entertainment purposes only financial comedy podcast that discusses all the ways small business owners, internet rich people and average, everyday air breathers can wisely invest their money. If you are killing it on Patreon, YouTube or your window washing business and you want to learn more about investing and finance, this is the show for you.

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Tags: Bitcoin, cash, cashdaddies, chrisneff, Comedy, crypto, cryptocurrency, evanhand, financial, gme, howiedewey, investments, joerogan, memes, memestocks, Money, samtripoli, stocks, wallstreetbets

Pinnacle Financial Advisors, a Marlton, New Jersey-based wealth management advisory firm, presents a series of financial education podcasts for its clients and friends of the firm. Topics include protecting yourself from identity theft and credit card fraud, and dealing with the practical realities of managing personal finances, including having conversations about financial management with adult children, estate and long-term care concerns, and other wealth management issues. For more information on Pinnacle Financial Advisors, please call Pat at Pinnacle, at +1 (856) 797-8082 x222 or or email info@pfacentral.com. You can also visit Pinnacle’s website at www.pfacentral.com.

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Tags: Advisor, Advisors, brenner, C#, cherry, conference, Estate, fee, financial, fraud, hill, Identity, intelysis, investing, Jersey, lubetkin, Management, marlton, metz, new, nj, only, pinnacle, planning, Podcasts, Professional, scheyer, seminar, theft, Wealth

Robyn Crane is on a mission to help millions of people reach a place of ecstasy when it comes to their money and their relationships. People get crazy when it comes to money. Some people avoid talking about money altogether putting all their energy and passion into arguing when it should be going to much more pleasurable places. Sound familiar? Maybe you think you’re not any good. Maybe it makes you nervous, stressed or scared. Maybe you’re great with money and all the pressure’s on you, because your partner is clueless. From handing debt and getting on the same spending page to learning how to have practical discussions to get the money magic you both crave. Robyn Crane helps couples hit the financial G Spot.

Categories: Business

Tags: debt, Finance, financial, Money, relationships