Paul talks about an article which highlights social security trends after COVID. Listen along to hear how the time you file has a major

The typical investor invests in a company based on its value and profits. Today, Paul talks about momentum investing—where people invest in companies based on

Many investors feel like they shouldn’t get in the market because markets are rigged against them. Today, Paul and his team talk about how high

Around the world, economies are opening up, but businesses are having a hard time hiring enough employees, even the countries that are paying people to

The pandemic was a unique economic time, and certain companies were obviously winners and losers. Today, Paul and his team talk about how the media

Paul did some research on the life expectancy over the last 100 years of people who are still alive at 65. Listen along to hear

 Today, Paul finds ten credit score myths you need to stop believing. Listen along to hear some of the common misconceptions about credit scores,

 Do you desire retirement peace of mind? Today, Paul talks about planning to reduce anxiety in retirement. Listen along to hear about a new

Today’s show is about our charitable givers. If you’re looking to increase your giving to get over the standard deduction, you can consider giving to

Everyone gets nervous around the topic of market crashes and downturns. That’s why it’s easy to misunderstand what they are. Today, Paul talks about last

 The real estate market is a tough place to buy a house right now. Houses are being sold above asking price, without an inspection,

Paul and his team find an article in the WSJ that claims stock prices start to suffer at 4% inflation. Listen along as Paul talks

 When is the best time of year to take your RMD? Paul answers a question from Courtney, who asks about the main considerations for

Studies are showing that most investors are not getting better returns from working with an advisor. This has led to a major DIY investment industry.

 If money doesn’t buy happiness, then why save it? Today, Paul and Ira talk about where happiness comes from and how money fits into

Demand for products keeps going up, and as long as people are interested in buying them, companies won’t be afraid to raise their prices. Today,

New studies about the effects of credit cards are coming out, and they are giving us valuable information about this financial product. Listen along to

There are many ways our brains work against us in investing. One is by thinking that more is always better. Today, Paul and his team

Women have unique retirement challenges. They live longer and have less Social Security benefits. The COVID-19 pandemic only made things more complex by forcing kids