Money Moves

Understanding the basics of financial planning can be the difference between achieving all your goals, or none of them. On this episode we will examine the basics of solid financial planning.

What are mental money missteps? They’re subtle errors in judgement. Basic oversights and miscalculations. As a rule, they tend to be subtle and easy to miss. These are the kinds of mistakes just about anyone can make, and this episode will show you how to avoid the most common mental money missteps.

Over the past century, many of the world’s leading economists have studied the art – or science – of investing. Dozens of investing theories, models, and systems have been created, most of them requiring a PhD to understand. But when it comes to learning how to invest, its best just to follow these simple rules from Peter Lynch.

Young or old, wealthy or on their way to wealth, one of the most common questions I get is: “How can I become financially independent?” While no two people are the same, the first step many have to take in order be financially independent is often the same: they have to get out of debt.

Scientists have long used Newton's Laws of Motion to better understand and control the world around them. By understanding these Laws of Finance, you can better understand and control your finances.

Economic growth doesn't last forever. Eventually, they'll be a recession. It's inevitable. And it's a natural part of the economic cycle. If you can keep a level head, and follow these steps, you'll be empowered to weather any recession.

Money reflects our personal values and the hard work we put into earning it. How we treat money, save it and spend it, is a reflection of our internal beliefs — our money mindset. Understanding our internal beliefs helps us make smarter financial decisions and avoid the behaviors that damage financial health.

Whether you are a young professional in the middle of your career, getting married or just starting a family, there are simple steps you can take right now to accumulate wealth and face the financial challenges ahead with clarity and confidence. All it takes is making the right “money moves” in your 30s and 40s. Think of it as a simple strategy that could put your money to work harder for you, so you can continue living your life without second-guessing each and every financial decision.