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Welcome to this episode of 20/20 Money! My guest on today's show is Dennis Moseley Williams. Dennis joins me to revisit the importance of the customer experience on the success of your practice. He shares the five phases of the patient experience and how to think differently about the way you engage your patients in your practice. I really love having these conversations because of how important the patient experience is to the financial success of a practice. When we talk with our clients or other OD owners around the country and ask them what they feel makes their practice successful, the patient experience is near or at the top of all reasons, yet it can be harder for some than others to understand what that means and how they can think differently about the patient experience.   As a reminder, you can get all the information discussed in today's conversation by visiting our website at integratedpwm.com and clicking on the Learning Center. While there, be sure to subscribe to our monthly “planning life on purpose” newsletter that's filled with tips and ideas to help you plan your best life, on purpose. You can also set up a Triage conversation to learn a little bit more about how we serve in the capacity of a personal and professional CFO: helping OD practice owners around the country reduce their tax bill, proactively manage cash flow, and make prudent investment decisions both in and out of their practice to ultimately help them live their best life on purpose. You can also check out any number of additional free resources like our eBooks, blog posts, and on-demand webinars. Lastly, if you're interested in learning more about the the 20/20 Money Membership, please check out the link in the Resources to learn more about what we have in store for you and use promo code FOUNDER to lock in a lifetime membership discount by September 30th.   And with that introduction, I hope you enjoy my conversation with Dennis Moseley Williams.   Resources: 20/20 Money Community Information Sivers Email Link to Jen Stewart's IDOC conversation   ———————————————————————————— Please rate and subscribe to 20/20 Money on these platforms Apple Podcasts Spotify For past episodes of 20/20 Money with full companion show notes, please check out our episode archive here!  

Recently on Twitter, as a reaction to an FT post worrying about the growing debts of various governments, fans of MMT were posting screenshots from a May 2020 FT debate involving Stephanie Kelton. The implication was that Kelton had correctly predicted that government debt would be benign. Bob and guest Jonathan Newman dissent.Stephanie Kelton and Edward Chancellor's Debate on Government Debt: Mises.org/HAP445aMartin Wolf's Article on Government Debt: Mises.org/HAP445bBob's Debate with Warren Mosler on MMT: Mises.org/HAP445cBob and Jonathan's Episode on Price Inflation: Mises.org/HAP445dBob's Article on the Economic Outlook for the US: Mises.org/HAP445eHuman Action Podcast listeners can get a free copy of Dr. Ron Paul's Gold, Peace, and Prosperity: Mises.org/HAPodFree

Recently on Twitter, as a reaction to an FT post worrying about the growing debts of various governments, fans of MMT were posting screenshots from a May 2020 FT debate involving Stephanie Kelton. The implication was that Kelton had correctly predicted that government debt would be benign. Bob and guest Jonathan Newman dissent.Stephanie Kelton and Edward Chancellor's Debate on Government Debt: Mises.org/HAP445aMartin Wolf's Article on Government Debt: Mises.org/HAP445bBob's Debate with Warren Mosler on MMT: Mises.org/HAP445cBob and Jonathan's Episode on Price Inflation: Mises.org/HAP445dBob's Article on the Economic Outlook for the US: Mises.org/HAP445eHuman Action Podcast listeners can get a free copy of Dr. Ron Paul's Gold, Peace, and Prosperity: Mises.org/HAPodFree

Recently on Twitter, as a reaction to an FT post worrying about the growing debts of various governments, fans of MMT were posting screenshots from a May 2020 FT debate involving Stephanie Kelton. The implication was that Kelton had correctly predicted that government debt would be benign. Bob and guest Jonathan Newman dissent. Stephanie Kelton and Edward Chancellor's Debate on Government Debt: https://Mises.org/HAP445a Martin Wolf's Article on Government Debt: https://Mises.org/HAP445b Bob's Debate with Warren Mosler on MMT: https://Mises.org/HAP445c Bob and Jonathan's Episode on Price Inflation: https://Mises.org/HAP445d Bob's Article on the Economic Outlook for the US: https://Mises.org/HAP445e

Scott Fulford is a senior economist at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and author of The Pandemic Paradox: How the COVID Crisis Made Americans More Financially Secure.  Scott Fulford led the development of the bureau's “Making Ends Meet” surveys. His wide-ranging policy and academic research examine the economic shocks people face and how they deal with them, as well as how economies grow and develop in the long term.  Scott has a PHD in Economics from Princeton. Order Scott's new book at https://www.amazon.com/Pandemic-Paradox-Crisis-Americans-Financially/dp/0691245320/ref=sr_1_1  Learn more about Scott at https://www.consumerfinance.gov/data-research/cfpb-researchers/scott-l-fulford/ This podcast is for informational purposes only. Guest speakers and their firms are not affiliated with or endorsed by PAS or Guardian. This material contains the current opinions of the speakers but not necessarily those of PAS, Guardian or its subsidiaries and such opinions are subject to change without notice. None of the organizations mentioned in this podcast have any affiliation with Guardian or PAS. Bryan Kuderna is a Registered Representative and Financial Advisor of Park Avenue Securities LLC (PAS). OSJ: 50 Tice Blvd. Woodcliff Lake, NJ 07677 (973)244-4420. Securities products and advisory services offered through PAS, member FINRA, SIPC. Financial Representative of The Guardian Life Insurance Company of America® (Guardian), New York, NY. PAS is a wholly owned subsidiary of Guardian. Kuderna Financial Team is not an affiliate or subsidiary of PAS or Guardian. CA Insurance License #OK04194 #2023-166548 Exp. 12/25    

The US economy is strong. Unemployment is close to a 50-year low, real wages are rising for those at the bottom of the income ladder, and inflation is down though still not entirely in the rearview mirror. You'd never know it from the press coverage, though, which tends to focus on how people feel about the economy, namely that it's bad and getting worse. In this episode of Colloquy, we take a step back from perception to look at where we were, where we are, and how we got here. What did the pandemic shocks teach us about government intervention in the economy? What did they show us about inflation and unemployment? And what have economists learned that can help policymakers cope with the next big crisis?With us to parse these questions is Karen Dynan, a professor of the practice at the Harvard University Department of Economics and the Harvard Kennedy School. A senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics, Professor Dynan is the chair of the American Economic Association Committee on Economic Statistics. She previously served as assistant secretary for economic policy and chief economist at the U.S. Department of the Treasury from 2014 to 2017. She received her PhD in economics from Harvard Griffin GSAS in 1992. 

Welcome to a bonus episode of Finance U with our esteemed guest, Jim Bianco. Today, we're diving deep into “The Awkward Global Economic Reboot,” navigating through the complex nuances that make up our current economic landscape. Ever wondered about the pulse of the bond market? Or pondered which countries are in the lead when it comes to buying oil in these tumultuous times? Jim posits, and I think you'll find this fascinating, that we're operating in more of a unified world market than most of us are inclined to believe. Now, let's talk about the enigma that is the Federal Reserve. What are they really up to behind those monumental columns? And in a world that's rapidly transforming, the ‘work from home' culture is ushering in its own set of challenges, but it's not the grim picture some are painting. In fact, there might be a silver lining we're all overlooking. On the grimmer side, a distressing social trend has emerged: videos of people breaking down, unable to meet the basic costs of living. It's a sign of the times, but how did we get here? From the era of the ‘nifty fifty' to today's ‘magnificent seven,' market powerhouses have shifted, and the influence of these giants is palpable. And before we wrap up today, we'll touch upon the elephant in the room – the still untapped and unpredictable potential of AI on our global economy. Buckle up, folks; this is one episode you won't want to miss.

Ever wondered about the pulse of the bond market? Or pondered which countries are in the lead when it comes to buying oil in these tumultuous times? Jim posits, and I think you'll find this fascinating, that we're operating in more of a unified world market than most of us are inclined to believe.

In the developing post-pandemic landscape, the discussion of a possible recession has been the latest ongoing hot topic, leaving businesses in a difficult position for decision-making. Today's guest is sharing his expansive career knowledge to inform businesses about the reality of the current market. We're sitting down with my only two-time guest, Gregg Nabhan. If you tuned in to the first episode with Gregg, you'll remember that he's Chairman of America's Equity Capital Markets for Bank of America, as well as Managing Director of the Consumer and Retail Team.Gregg is responsible for the origination, IPO valuation, structuring, book-building, price discovery, allocation trading, and aftermarket performance of the equity transactions. He has 35-plus years of experience on Wall Street, and during the last 20 of those years, Gregg has led over 400 transactions raising over 265 billion dollars for companies around the world including 115 IPOs.Prior to joining B of A in June of 2008, Gregg worked at Morgan Stanley for 13 years where he was an MD in their equity capital markets group. On this week's episode, we talked about the reality of the current economic market. Highlights: A brief overview of the current economic market (2:44) How Gregg sees the current economic landscape, and its rate of potential risk (3:40) Gregg breaks down how to understand the perspective of market fluctuation and trends (5:02) Current events affecting the economy, and economist predictions (7:16) Understanding the context of the current IPO market (8:38) Areas of focus for management teams maneuvering the economic climate (10:24) Industries of focus for investors looking to put their money to work (12:42) Analyzing past IPO market trends and predicting the potential future of the space (13:53) What made an investment like Kenvue so successful for investors? (15:37) Insight on dividends and buybacks (17:55) Techniques that issuers are using to navigate the current market (18:55) Adjusting focus from daily changes to long-term planning (21:55) Gregg's biggest piece of advice to listeners and investors (23:34) Links:ICR TwitterICR LinkedInICR WebsiteGregg's first WTTA episodeBank of America on LinkedInBank of America WebsiteFeedback:If you have questions about the show, or have a topic in mind you'd like discussed in future episodes, email our producer, marion@lowerstreet.co.

Pags exposes the truth: Unveiling the Robust Economy Under President Trump Pre-COVID. PLUS...Mike Davis talks with Joe at the bottom of hour 3 ....inside information on the witch hunt of Former President Trump and allegations of Biden bribery

A POLITICO analysis of data from the U.S. Labor Department shows that pandemic-era policies reversed the trend toward a widening income gap. But as the move away from those policies ends, that gain is threatened. So, what happens now? Host Ben Leonard talks with Victoria Guida about the labor economy and what the data shows about the health care sector.

Financial correspondent and podcast host Felix Salmon joins co-hosts V.V. Ganeshananthan and Whitney Terrell to discuss the debt ceiling crisis and his new book The Phoenix Economy: Work, Life, and Money in the New Not Normal. Salmon unpacks the political and financial ramifications of our current debt ceiling crisis—and compares the present impasse to prior debt ceiling fights. He also discusses the underappreciated and unexpected economic effects of the COVID pandemic, including an increase in the financial health of lower income Americans and a redistribution of population away from major cities. Salmon reads from The Phoenix Economy, and explains how the pandemic will continue to change our economic lives. To hear the full episode, subscribe through iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, Spotify, or your favorite podcast app (include the forward slashes when searching). You can also listen by streaming from the player below. Check out video versions of our interviews on the Fiction/Non/Fiction Instagram account, the Fiction/Non/Fiction YouTube Channel, and our show website: https://www.fnfpodcast.net/ This episode of the podcast was produced by Anne Kniggendorf. Felix Salmon The Phoenix Economy: Work, Life, and Money in the New Not Normal Slate Money podcast Others: “A Brief History of Debt Ceiling Crises” by Raymond Scheppach Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this KEEN ON episode, CRASH LANDING author Liz Hoffman offers the inside story of how the world's biggest companies and governments mostly enabled us to survive the COVID economy Liz Hoffman is the business and finance editor at Semafor. Previously, she was a senior reporter at The Wall Street Journal, where she covered financial markets, corporate dealmaking, and the machinations of Wall Street. A native of central Pennsylvania, Hoffman graduated from Tufts University and the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University. She lives in Brooklyn, New York. Her latest book is “Crash Landing: The Inside Story of How the World's Biggest Companies Survived an Economy on the Brink” (2023) Named as one of the "100 most connected men" by GQ magazine, Andrew Keen is amongst the world's best known broadcasters and commentators. In addition to presenting KEEN ON, he is the host of the long-running How To Fix Democracy show. He is also the author of four prescient books about digital technology: CULT OF THE AMATEUR, DIGITAL VERTIGO, THE INTERNET IS NOT THE ANSWER and HOW TO FIX THE FUTURE. Andrew lives in San Francisco, is married to Cassandra Knight, Google's VP of Litigation & Discovery, and has two grown children. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jim Bianco joins Bloomberg TV to discuss Sticky Service Inflation, "No Landing" & the Post COVID Economy with Jonathan Ferro, Tom Keene and Lisa Abramowicz.

David Halfpenny, senior vice president, Axis Capital, said the rebound for the travel, leisure and sports sectors is fueling coverage growth. Halfpenny spoke with AM Best TV at Target Markets' 20th Annual Summit, held in Scottsdale, Arizona.

We are in a serious inflationary spiral right now and as real estate investors, we need to understand that the effects we are seeing and experiencing vary from one market to another.    Listen to this episode to learn more about what these factors are, what's really going on, and what we should be expecting in the months to come!   Key Talking Points of the Episode 01:11 What is the NAR saying about home prices? 03:23 What are new home builders experiencing today? 07:58 How can you see what's really happening in different markets? 09:50 What news do we have on Wall Street and the crypto market? 11:10 What is the importance of investing directly? 14:06 How can income properties save your money? 15:56 Should the government continue getting involved in the rental market? 17:46 What are the bubble possibilities in different markets today? 21:40 What is the Hartman Comparison Index? 24:59 What are the 3 types of markets in the country? 30:20 What are the dogs that aren't barking today? 33:35 What does housing inventory look like today in the US? 36:50 Why is it unlikely that a crash will happen soon? 40:58 Are we in a similar situation as the recession in 2008? 43:45 What can you compare real estate values with? 48:48 What happened to the economy during COVID? 51:33 Why should you be careful with your comparisons? 54:58 What makes the CPI misleading? 57:38 Where can you find the real inflation numbers? 01:01:36 Why do we feel like housing prices are unreasonable? 01:04:16 Does house pricing really matter? 01:06:12 What does affordability have to do with the rental market?   Quotables   “With income property, you're going to make money and even if you don't, even if you breakeven, at least you're not gonna lose.” - Jason Hartman   “The game of real estate, as we all know for a season, is that over time, the prices are going to be higher than they are today.” - Jason Hartman   “People are so myopic because they are making bad comparisons. They're comparing things to the way they were a year or two years ago, that is not the right comparison.” - Jason Hartman   “Anything in the world can be valued by 2 things – utility and scarcity.” - Jason Hartman   “The thing you always need to understand is that rents lag prices by a good 2 years, maybe really 3 years or more, it depends where.” - Jason Hartman   Links   Website: Empowered Investor Live https://www.empoweredinvestor.com/live   Website: Jason Hartman https://www.jasonhartman.com   Book: Debt: the First 5000 Years https://www.amazon.com/Debt-First-5-000-Years/dp/1612191290   Website: Shadow Government Statistics http://www.shadowstats.com/

The pandemic delivered a massive simultaneous shock to the world economy. But which changes will outlast the pandemic, and should they cause us to rethink our investments? Alongside six million deaths and the largest peacetime fall in GDP since the Great Depression, Covid upended our way of life and put novel technologies centre stage. Pandemics throughout history have caused lasting economic changes and influenced societal norms. But what will the legacy of Covid be for the global economy, standards of living and investment returns? And in today's Dumb Question of the Week: What's the difference between a Black Swan and a Grey Rhino? Get in touch

A 'Rebuilding Better' series will be out in the Herald tomorrow about how New Zealand can rebuild - economically and socially - post Covid-19. The project will be focused around examining aspects of New Zealand life, starting with the economy, but covering health, social division, crime, and national identity to find out if New Zealand can emerge as a fairer and more prosperous nation post Covid.  NZ Herald business editor Liam Dann is involved with this project, and he explained that the goal of this series is to find out how we can emerge as a better form of our nation out of the shadow of the pandemic. LISTEN ABOVE  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cannabis Industry Post Legalization from Investing, 280E, MSOs, M&A & more... w/ Melissa Diaz & Alan Brochstein - BRT S03 EP53 (152) 10-23-2022   What We Learned This Week Cannabis restricted in Biz Ops w/ Tax Code 280E listing as Schedule 1 Narcotic, no write offs Political Landscape & the possibility of Reschedule as a lesser drug (Sched 3) Covid Economy - did demand for Cannabis spike w/ Pandemic, what is state of the biz & sales now? M&A, Safe Banking Act, MSOs & more.....       Guest: Melissa Diaz w/ Rebel Rock - customized accounting solutions, HR, and M&A for the Cannabis industry in AZ https://rebelrock.co/melissa-diaz/   Melissa's accounting experience as a CPA spans numerous industries, both domestically & internationally, including healthcare, hospitality and, of course, Cannabis. In addition to co-founding and serving as CFO to Rebel Rock, Melissa is CFO and Shareholder for High Rock Accounting, which places an emphasis on utilizing technology to strategically make day-to-day and long-term financial decisions, while pursuing company goals and compliancy. At High Rock and Rebel Rock, Melissa helps companies remain competitive and efficient in increasingly high-pressure and high-stakes environments. Starting in 2016 she started branching out into the Cannabis industry.       Alan Brochstein CFA of New Cannabis Ventures https://www.newcannabisventures.com/ New Cannabis Ventures is a news & information platform offered by NCV Media, LLC that highlights promising companies and influential investors in the cannabis industry. NCV is a cannabis-centric marketing & communications company.     Notes: Melissa Diaz – 1st Half Melisa, Melissa has a background in corporate accounting. She got involved in the cannabis industry in 2016. AZ – Cannabis for  medicinal was legalized in 2014, and  in 2020 recreational use was legalized. Cultivation farming was more profitable back in 2020, while the consumer base increased, but reduction in price, now retail is more profitable Arizona licenses vertically integrated – 1. cultivation 2. processing 3. retail (sell to consumers),  you have the opportunity to lease out rights to use license There is limited license in Arizona, only a count of estimated 146, so high purchase price possibly 20 mil+ to get a license, vs Colorado, much different, unlimited licenses with 1500+ already license in Colorado, little value, cost around $15K Cannabis has more supply in Colorado, led to lower prices, it's a downward push on prices, & puts pressure on the cannabis industry in price per pound, where as in Arizona the price per pound is $1000 - $1500, only $500 in Colorado MSO stands for multi state operator M&A activity has lessened in cannabis, as there's been liquidity restrictions, with interest rates on the rise, and overall just less capital to the industry Lending has tightened and it cost more to get money, which is good for lenders who want to loan money, but many avoid the cannabis industry because of the risk Debt is more expensive in cannabis, only state chartered banks in Arizona to get loans. A lot of the banks do not give loans. Usually you have to use 3td party lenders with higher interest rates at 12% and higher on the interest rate. Before interest rates went up, even with real estate backing, it was 15 to 23% interest rates, in October 2022 could go to equity markets for money Cannabis companies were up for sale circa 2018 as there was a bubble and they could not pay the debt. In 2022 we could see a repeat of this. Safe banking act has failed 7x, No federal banking for cannabis. Cannabis is a schedule 1 controlled substance, no different than heroin. The President has talked of moving it to his schedule three or not schedule at all. This can be done through a congressional act or a recommendation to the FTA, then recommendation to the DEA then it would be re-scheduled to a lower level, but ETA could be 1 to 2 years. How do you advise companies in the meantime. If they have the 280 E tax code removed if it is a scheduled 3 - There would be less tax burdens and lots of profitability for future cannabis business. 280 E tax at gross margin, can only write off direct expenses. By comparison, to normal business does $1 mil in sales and can write off direct and indirect expenses. This creates a problem for cannabis companies where it looks like they have ‘phantom income' and their tax on income they did not even receive. It is very common that business people and investors do not even know about the 280 E problem in Cannabis. Management companies can be used to move some expenses Cannabis Tax - services and goods in cannabis is more expensive as there is more risk and paperwork, and regulation, overall just more complicated. So it cost the cannabis company more for accounting, insurance, legal, banking etc. You need a good advisor team & trusted Network for help. You also need aspirin as it cost a lot in business and money to cure problems, hence advisers are like ‘business aspirin'. Cannabis clients need a white glove service very hands-on. Random story on cannabis from New York. - Adult use rules are very unclear which creates opportunities for people to sell illegally and not through a licensed authority  Example: in New York, operators are selling through food trucks     Alan Brochstein – 2nd Half Cannabis currently is in a bear market which creates a purchase opportunity. Alan Brockstein create a new cannabis ventures in 2015. Government policies and legal issues currently are crippling the cannabis industry, as they do not know the long term legality and tax policies. One example is safe banking and taxes. Ironically lobbying money in cannabis is low. Cannabis has 80% tax rate on real profit because tax is on gross profit because of 280E tax code. Cannabis companies may be profitable, but taxed high, so they wind up losing money. Canadian cannabis companies are legal with high tax rates which are normal and in Canada. WM Tech, Weedmaps, $10 stock down to $1, does big business in California profitable, but trouble collecting money. Big five top MSO‘s like Verano, Green Thumb, Cresco Labs, Curaleaf and Trulieve Per Alan, you have 4 Tiers of cannabis companies and stocks. He believes Curaleaf is too expensive price wise Tier 2: Ascend, Air Wellness, TerrAscend, Columbia Care. States like Texas going forward have mass potential for cannabis. California currently is a very tough market. Illinois has court issues with licenses,  Michigan seems to be a state going well. VC and funding is tight right now with capital borrowing. What you see often with startup companies is a sale leaseback. The lending company buys the asset, and leases it back. Tough to work this out as it's hard to build cannabis cultivation facilities. REIT for real estate are popular in cannabis, not just a IIPR (Industrial Properties)  TerrAscend got a loan at 6.5% in 2020, and 12.8% floating rate loan in 2022. President spoke on cannabis early in October 2022. There was talk of federal prison release on low level drug charges as well as the 280 E tax rate in cannabis - this code can only deduct cost of goods nothing else this could change with legislative action or reschedule to 3, minor drug versus schedule 1as a major drug. This is possible, which would lead to tax breaks, less risk, and companies could list publicly and get better funding State Level - changes with cannabis has good movement as public sentiment and the majority overall are in favor. Cannabis started in 2021 well, but by spring of 2021 it's been down and currently remains down late in 2022. Funding is down, liquidity is tight - with cannabis you have low liquidity plus high risk. This has created a bear market for cannabis stocks that have been hit hard, but also creates a buying opportunity for investors. There was a Covid economy with cannabis created lots of demand which has now leveled out post Covid. There's lots of suppliers, but now with demand down prices are also down. Less M&A activity because the capital markets are tight. Verano holdings big time MSO had a deal for goodness growth which got called off and the stock went down 66%. Technical analysis on cannabis stock says they're oversold the price versus 150 day moving average, so median of 35% down, five biggest stocks in Cannabis are down 62% to 80%. Cannabis stocks hit high price points in February 2020, & are down 65% year to date in 2022, they were down 25% in 2021 and hitting lows since 2013. 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From recovering from pandemic shutdowns and health requirements to dealing with a widespread labor shortage and rising food costs,  it's been a rough couple of years for the restaurant industry. But expansion and relief are happening if restaurant owners understand their options. In this special Restaurant Industry Edition of But Who's Counting? , host David E. Hartley sits down with Anders tax partner, foodie and co-leader of the firm's Lodging Food and Beverage group, Dan K. Schindler,  to discuss critical issues facing restaurants today, including:How to maximize government funding including the Employee Retention Tax Credit and Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) LoansActions you must take now if you received funds from the Restaurant Revitalization Fund (RRF)Growth limitations if you received an Economic Injury Disaster Loans (EIDL)Hiring and retaining staff during a labor shortageMonitoring cash flow, pricing and marginsMake sure to never miss an episode by subscribing on Spotify, Pandora or Apple Podcasts and let us know what you think by rating and reviewing. Keep up with more Anders insights by visiting our website and following us on social media: Facebook | LinkedIn | Instagram | Twitter

In this episode, Mark Botros and Tom Phelan talk through an Economic Update including Real Estate, Stock Market, Supply Chain, Industries that are thriving, and what Tom sees going forward. This is a preview of that episode. Tom Phelan ("Fay-len") Is the controversial author of numerous best-selling eBooks “The Reluctant Realtor Who Won't Buy Investment Property©2021” “A Teacher's 403(b) – Why Is Real Estate Missing©2021” And on Amazon Kindle eBooks: “The Big IRA Gamble” and “401(k) Roulette ©2020” Tom says estimates show 45 million people have invested $10 trillion dollars in IRAs and another 30 million 401(k)s Owners are gambling $8 trillion dollars in Wall Street. Wow, Wall Street “Fees” are almost incalculable on $18 trillion dollars with hundreds of billions being added annually. From years of experience Tom believed far too many IRA and 401(k) Owners are apathetic about their Wall Street investments, a fact Wall Street counts on … a lack-of-personal involvement. But there is hope Tom says, if people will listen and choose Wall Street alternatives to avoid the needless Risk of IRA and 401(k) funds. Armed with this new-found knowledge Tom will show people how to strategize how to retire years younger and with more retirement income dollars, possibly Tax Free Income dollars. Oh and if you've ever had a dream of owning a vineyard in Argentina, Tom has a few 5-acre Boutique Malbec vineyards your IRA or Individual 401(k) can buy...no...he really does. He says he has the solution for investing, living, and retirement, but only those who will step off their Hamster Wheel and listen. To connect with Mark: https://linktr.ee/markbotros --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/markbotros/message

In this episode, Mark Botros and Tom Phelan talk through an Economic Update including Real Estate, Stock Market, Supply Chain, Industries that are thriving, and what Tom sees going forward. Time warps for the busy and powerful: [00:00:00] Welcome Back, Tom, a lot has happened in 10 months [00:02:29] The impact of remote work and unemployment [00:02:48] Supply Chain impacts [00:03:14] Panic Buying Coffee [00:03:55] They're begging me for my used car [00:04:39] Where are we in the cycle? [00:06:07] It's like a balloon [00:06:55] What going on in Real Estate? [00:12:59] What's going on in the Stock Market? [00:16:32] Should we really be considering Real Estate -- NOW?? [00:19:49] Is now a good time for people to pay down their first mortgage? (LIRP, Reverese Mortgages) [00:23:28] The Ideal Portfolio [00:24:57] Thanks for watching, Don't forget to subscribe, Check out these other clips and episodes fromthe podcast Tom Phelan ("Fay-len") Is the controversial author of numerous best-selling eBooks “The Reluctant Realtor Who Won't Buy Investment Property©2021” “A Teacher's 403(b) – Why Is Real Estate Missing©2021” And on Amazon Kindle eBooks: “The Big IRA Gamble” and “401(k) Roulette ©2020” Tom says estimates show 45 million people have invested $10 trillion dollars in IRAs and another 30 million 401(k)s Owners are gambling $8 trillion dollars in Wall Street. Wow, Wall Street “Fees” are almost incalculable on $18 trillion dollars with hundreds of billions being added annually. From years of experience Tom believed far too many IRA and 401(k) Owners are apathetic about their Wall Street investments, a fact Wall Street counts on … a lack-of-personal involvement. But there is hope Tom says, if people will listen and choose Wall Street alternatives to avoid the needless Risk of IRA and 401(k) funds. Armed with this new-found knowledge Tom will show people how to strategize how to retire years younger and with more retirement income dollars, possibly Tax Free Income dollars. Oh and if you've ever had a dream of owning a vineyard in Argentina, Tom has a few 5-acre Boutique Malbec vineyards your IRA or Individual 401(k) can buy...no...he really does. He says he has the solution for investing, living, and retirement, but only those who will step off their Hamster Wheel and listen. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/markbotros/message

In this episode of Global Take, guest host, Faye Steele, sits down with internationally-recognized economist, Fanta Traore. She is the co-founder and the current CEO of The Sadie Collective. The organization aims to retain and recruit Black female economists. Ms. Traore discusses the challenges of rebuilding African economies during the COVID-19 pandemic. She explains the influence of former colonial empires in African economies, particularly in devaluating local currencies and controlling central banks. African entrepreneurs operating in the informal market struggle to trade and gain full access to the global economy. What role do Black women economists play in evaluating African economies? Learn about these issues and more on this episode of Global Take. Bio: Fanta Traore is an economist and entrepreneur pursuing dual degrees at Yale University at the Jackson Institute for Global Affairs (MPP) and at the School of Management (MBA). She leverages data and research to solve her team's most pressing challenges through analysis, storytelling, and program design with a knack for implementation. She enjoys using data to strengthen the case for economic and social justice for people who have infinite potential but are limited by the circumstances that inefficient policy has afforded them. Fanta hails from Howard University and has extensive experience in the social innovation ecosystem. She advised the Biden Transition Team on the Federal Reserve and is a sought out thought leader on shaping the future of work for youth and women.

People in power are scared right now. Their influence is waning because their official words and reality did not line up. To avoid falling for their tricks again, Joakim Book pitches the need for skepticism as a new way of life. Here's one clear takeaway: After Covid, we must embrace critical thinking again...

On the pod, Jeremy & Gage discuss the end of the war in Afghanistan, a new and disgusting abortion law from Texas, a fresh and depressing jobs report from the Hill, and Ron Desantis standing for COVID's right to kill you. Sorry for the lack of video - Gage's phone is bugging. To help the show, check out our Patreon, Youtube, and TikTok! Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/headintheofficepod?fan_landing=true Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4iJ-UcnRxYnaYsX_SNjFJQ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@headintheoffice?lang=en

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Adam Tooze, Columbia University Professor and Author, "Shutdown: How Covid Shook the World Economy", discusses the Covid crisis and the stalled recovery amid the virus's resurgence. Megan Greene, Harvard Kennedy School Senior Fellow, says she is not worried about runaway inflation. Cristiano Amon, Qualcomm CEO, expects “material supply improvements” toward the end of the year. Jim O'Sullivan, TD Securities Chief U.S. Macro Strategist, is cutting 2021 growth numbers because of the fading fiscal stimulus boost. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

HEROES of the Covid Economy podcast is BACK! Season 2 will be streaming soon with all new Heroes.  Our first guest will be Casey Hostetler owner of ALT CoWorking in Mcminnville Oregon. Love working remotely but hate doing it at Starbucks or the kitchen; ALT is hitting all the right notes in the world of alternative (and way cooler) office space. In the meantime, check out soundbites and full episodes of HEROES right here:https://www.buzzsprout.com/1482025Watch this space (ode to Rachel Maddow

Featured interview: Analysis on the changed online consumer trend changes due to COVID-19 and prospects for a post-COVID economy -코로나19로 변화한 소비 트렌드의 전반적 분석 및 포스트 코로나 시대의 소비 전망Guest: Professor Joo Jaewoo, College of Business Administration, Kookmin UniversitySee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

George Danner is an MIT Mathematician & data science expert, a sought after keynote speaker on AI and other technology topics, a published author of 2 best selling technology books, and the CEO of Business Laboratory, an AI focused technology company in Houston Texas.Your Host, John Lindsey and George discuss how AI is evolving at a rapid pace following Covid's impact on business.George provides some great insights as to what SUCCESSFUL AI projects require (here's a hint: Visualization is a key element), how AI is being applied today, as well as what he sees in the FUTURE.You are not going to want to miss this episode on how NOT TO SUCK at AI!Bob Miller Intro with Music Fade

We have only just begun. Here we have a few sound clips of Season One, Episodes 1 - 6. 1) David Herzog Owner of Bellevue Country Store2) Patrick O'Conner, Business Analyst for the state of Oregon3) JP Bierly, Owner and BrewMaster for Bierly Brewing4) Morgen McLaughlin, Exec. Dir. Willamette Valley Wineries Assc5) Sean Boisson, Owner Bella Snow Soft Ale6) Casey Kulla, County Commissioner for Yamhill County, OR HEROES of the Covid Economy is brought to you by Algonquin Podcasts.If you would like to be a part of the show please email:heroes@algonquinpodcasts.comIf you would like to support the show we encourage you to hit SUBSCRIBE.

Recorded March 9, 2021 This week the Dudes talk Unmasking, the Covid Economy and Star Wars Podracer. Join us, won't you? --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/didjahearthis/message

How and Why would anyone START a business at the height of a pandemic? If you did want to introduce a new product, lets say a beer, how would you approach your market research? You might do an scientific study, or look at an analysis or current and previous trends and flavors, or .... you might do a MomaQu !!!  Whoa, Wait, What is a MomaQu?  Stay tuned to find out that explanation from Sean Boisson, co-founder of the brand new Bella Snow gluten reduced beer. This week on Heroes of the Covid Economy!Contact InfoSean Boisson - co-founder Bella Snow Gluten Reduced Soft Alesean@gwbbrewing.com707-337-8108www.BellaSnow.com

How and Why would anyone START a business at the height of a pandemic? If you did want to introduce a new product, lets say a beer, how would you approach your market research? You might do an scientific study, or look at an analysis or current and previous trends and flavors, or .... you might do a MomaQu !!!  Whoa, Wait, What is a MomaQu?  Stay tuned to find out that explanation from Sean Boisson, co-founder of the brand new Bella Snow gluten reduced beer. This week on Heroes of the Covid Economy!

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What do you do to fulfill one of the most necessary activities during a pandemic - yes that right - Drinking Wine!  And why is PIVOT now a 4 letter word? We will get answers to these questions this week from Morgen McLaughlin - Executive Director of Willamette Valley (yes thats in Oregon) Wineries Association on this weeks HEROES of the Covid Economy.Note: Version 2. Version 1: 10 downloads

JP Bierly is the Beer Man of Bierly Brewing... hmmmmm... just a coincidence? I don't think so! Bierly Brewing is located in McMinnville, OR. JP and his wife started Bierly Brewing because they both needed to be Gluten-Free. So they purchased the machinery and ingredients and started testing and ultimately choosing a formula they loved. Then they thought, hmmm what goes with beer? Oh gluten-free pretzels! Better yet - gluten-free doughnuts!JP discusses how the Covid Economy affected the business. It is surprising!Contact Info:                                                                      Products Include:BierlyBrewing.com                                                         Felix Pilsnerjb@bierlybrewing.com                                                 James Blonde214 NE 11th St.                                                                Gluten-free DoughnutsMcMinnville, OR 97128                                              Direct to Home Delivery Available

On this episode of Porch Beers, Dr. Trogdon walks us through the current state of the economy, and the impact and changes due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Beginning as early as March of 2020, the velocity of money within the economic system started to slow and stall at unprecedented rates. Unemployment dramatically increased, and certain industries were changed for ever. Trog takes his time explaining the various changes the economy incurred, as well as what the impact means for the future. He then looks forward to the coming months in 2021 to share his thoughts on what economic recovery and rehabilitation means for the world. Finally, in an expected turn, Brett starts talking about the changes to retail and what the future may look like for restaurants, events, and specialty retail in the future. Porch Beers is a series of casual episodes, where Brett asks Trog a question or two cold, that he hasn't heard prior to the conversation. Like most conversations they have over a beer, Trog doesn't know what will be asked of him at the time. His vast expertise of finance is put to the test when he's asked for advice or clarity on the topics we discuss. In today's episode we stick to one (tough) topic, and slowly walk through understanding the larger impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the global economy. Thanks for listening! Please subscribe, share the episode with a friend and, leave a review to let us know what you think! Have a wonderful day!

What would you call a guy that was in a shack in Maine with no running water, no electricity, a baby and a wife, that now funs a caramel company and general store ..... I call him David Herzog! We'll be talking to David this week on Heroes of the Covid Economy!

Bible and Business' Bill English talks about how workers will need to retool for the post-COVID world, as well as assessing President-elect Biden's announced economic team.  Apologist Sean McDowell, author of "Chasing Love," talks about ways to cast a Biblical view of human sexuality in our confused culture.

Bible and Business' Bill English talks about how workers will need to retool for the post-COVID world, as well as assessing President-elect Biden's announced economic team.  Apologist Sean McDowell, author of "Chasing Love," talks about ways to cast a Biblical view of human sexuality in our confused culture.

I'm your host Susan Allen. We will be talking to and about small business owners who are still open during this economy. We call them The Heroes!

In this episode, we highlight the effect COVID-19 has had on the economy and how the virus will continue to live on even when it's over. COVID-19 has continued to hurt many important financial sectors such as restaurants, small businesses, health and education sectors, retail and transportation sectors as well as having a drastic impact on the national economy. All of this is covered in this podcast. Additionally, we will describe purely macroeconomic problems such as the quarter changes in GDP, the expenditures approach, the crowding out effect, and the national deficit. Finally, the most debatable economic and political conspiracies will be discussed in the “How China could become the world leader in the financial world?” section. We will explain the influential economic prowl America has on the rest of the world. We will explain the concept of foreign lenders. We will even explain the tariffs and the secret behind producing goods domestically rather than in foreign nations. Join us on this journey! You won't be disappointed. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Jason Stapleton is the host of the popular "Wealth, Power, and Influence" podcast. Join us as we discuss the looming economic turmoil on the horizon escalated by the response to Covid-19. Jason and I also cast our predictions on what the future of higher education looks like in the age of information.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-mike-paulcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Julia Chatterley is live from New York. Here are the top business news stories today! Acquiring Arizona! Joe Biden wins another state, President Trump still refuses to concede. Uneven recovery - Fed Chair Jay Powell says the US will never return to its pre-Covid economy. China's congrats! China congratulates President-elect Joe Biden on election victory. It’s Friday, let’s make a move.To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy

Chad Johnson, even though a professional and leader with over 31 years experience in the collections space was still affected by this new Covid Economy. Listen in and see how his diverse experience with technology, leadership and skills has helped him quickly move from an employee to a consultant during these crazy times. Continue to build upon your experience, knowledge and growth as "we" are the only capital we truly have! To hire Chad reach out to him through his LI profile - www.linkedin.com/in/chad-johnson-sr/ Experienced Leader, with a demonstrated history for 31+ years, of working and achieving results in the banking/financial services industry. Skilled in 3rd Party Oversight, BPO Management, Collections, Recovery, Pre-default Servicing, Consumer & Commercial Lending, Consumer & Commercial Banking, Audit, Advanced Credit Analysis, Performance Analysis, Root-Cause Analysis, and Credit Card Collection Strategy. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jacqueline-h-waller/support

The economic response to the COVID pandemic has not been the same as how the global markets are responding. In today's episode, Patti dissects the difference between the markets and the economies with her Chief Investment Officer, Brad Everett. How can it be that the S & P is just below an all-time high right now, despite the pandemic? What are the best strategies and moves to make with portfolios right now? It might not be what you think! Patti and Brad discuss the important principles that are protecting portfolios despite the pandemic, as well as identifying the one thing investors should absolutely NOT be doing right now!

In the wake of George Floyd's death at the hands of a Minneapolis police officer, people across the nation have been urgently calling for meaningful police reform and better treatment of minority groups by law enforcement. Brent talks to Harry Holzer, the LaFarge SJ Professor at the McCourt School of Public Policy at Georgetown University […] The post https://www.aei.org/multimedia/harry-holzer-on-racial-disparities-crime-policing-and-the-covid-economy/ (Harry Holzer on racial disparities, crime, policing, and the COVID economy) appeared first on https://www.aei.org (American Enterprise Institute - AEI).

Megan Greene is an economist who actually sticks her head out the window, and takes real world observations as seriously as the models. For that reason (and many others), she's currently a Fellow at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government, and a Fellow at the Rhodes Center. On this episode Mark talks with Megan about what a post-Covid economy might look like, whether we're already in a global Depression, and how the American unemployment model is a little more European than many people think.

In this special episode, your hosts Eva Yazhari and Ed Stevens have a frank conversation about what the post-pandemic world could look like. More than ever before, people have extremely divergent views on what the future holds. Eva and Ed unpack the questions many of us have, and offer insight on what trends may be here to stay.Where is purpose-driven business headed in the post-Covid economy? Where is the economy headed? How are geographies affected differently? What opportunities exist for conscious businesses, investors, and consumers? What is the key to being successful during this time?All this and more on this week's episode of the Beyond Capital Podcast.