Paul shares an article about why inflation doesn’t fundamentally change the consumer and company relationship. Arlene talks about why inflation is different for each person.
A listener asks Paul to talk about Japan’s currency being at its lowest value since 1998. Listen along as Paul teaches how currency valuations affect
Company productivity almost always goes up because companies have an obligation to raise profits by doing more with less. Paul finds a statistic that shows
It is easy to worry about your budget or retirement when prices are going up as fast as they are. Today, Paul, Evan, and Ira
Financial Shows are loaded with conjecture about what is coming. Last week, Paul heard a rare bit of sound advice about market pricing and the
Paul and Chad talk about inflation, stock prices, employment, and interest rates to help investors understand why markets are not simple even when they drop.
 Major financial news outlets are constantly making predictions about the future but writing about them like they are facts. Paul revives the practice of
Paul, Evan, and Ira spend some time addressing a sensitive topic for Christian investors who may worry that we’re experiencing not just a market downturn,
