Podcast appearances and mentions of todd tressider

WealthBuilders focus on generating recurring income from assets (which we refer to as 'pillars' ...and there are only 7! This week's episode dives back into some of our most popular episodes focused on pillar #3, which is the investment pillar. We revisit conversations with experts in their field, including number 1 best-selling finance book author - Andrew Craig, former hedge fund manager and financial blogger - Todd Tressider, and wealth coach, Manish Kataria - a CFA-qualified professional investor with 20 years experience of analysing the markets. Not forgetting, of course, those valuable nuggets of wisdom from WealthBuilders Founder, pensions expert and economist, Kevin Whelan. To help you find the content that is of most interest to you we've also curated some 'pillar specific' playlists which you can subscribe to by visiting www.wealthbuilders.co.uk/wealthtalk Resources In This Episode:>> WT188: Business Success [Featured Guest Highlights]>> WT174: A Plain English Guide To Investing w/ Andrew Craig>> WT150: Investments that benefit from inflation and uncertainty w/ Manish Kataria>> WT80: Gold Is A Hedge, Not An Investment>> WT161: Building Wealth Through Trading And Crypto w/ Marcus de Maria>> WT69: Interview with Todd Tressider, The Financial Mentor>> WT21: WT021 : Why most investments are C.R.A.P Next Steps On Your Wealth Building Journey:>> Join the WealthBuilders Community>> Join the WealthBuilders Academy>> REGISTER HERE FOR ACCESS TO FREE RESOURCES If you have been enjoying listening to WealthTalk - Please Leave Us A Review! 

Todd Tressider is an investment and entrepreneurial expert who has founded Financial Mentor, a platform that is used to educate business owners and investors about the wealth-building principles he learned from years as an entrepreneur in the investment management industry. He is recognized as a serial entrepreneur, building many businesses and retiring at the age of thirty-five from his position as a Hedge Fund Investment Manager who is responsible for a twenty-plus million dollar portfolio.Todd holds a B.A. in Economics from the University of California at Davis where he was apart of the Economics Honors Society and Dean's List. He has raised a net worth from less than zero at the age of twenty-three to a self-made millionaire twelve years later, using the same personal finance and investment strategies that he taught on his website. He is still an active investor who earns consistent investment returns in both up and down markets.Listen in as they discuss:How to, when to, and where to investHow to develop a passive income The conventional financial planning modelThe lifestyle modelThe cash flow based modelConventional annuity and assetsDifferentiating between effective and ineffective adviceAnd, more!Todd also speaks of his book that outlines his three simple models one of which approaches the idea of how much money do you need to retire. TIP OF THE WEEKMark: My tip of the week is become more and more educated, go to FinancialMentor.com. There is so much wisdom on that site.Scott: Check out this link lingvanex.com, it's a phone call translator basically, you can download this app, dial in, and literally have a phone conversation and they will convert your language to their language like you're having a translator on the line.Todd: Check out my website FinancialMentor.com, and in terms of the tip of the week: be weary; this is a bubble we are in right now with all these assets rising do not get caught up and just be prudent, do not be standing naked when the tight floats out.Isn't it time to create passive income so you can work where you want, when you want and with whomever you want?

This week we chat with Todd Tresidder, financial coach and educator at FinancialMentor.com. He's also the author of five financial planning books. You'll learn about: - How to build wealth - What stops us reaching Financial Independence - Using leverage to help you get there Todd built his own wealth as a hedge fund investment manager before "retiring" at 35 to teach others. Today, he provides advanced investment and retirement planning education at FinancialMentor.Com showing what works, what doesn’t, and why based on a depth of proven experience. Hope you enjoy, Paddy Delaney Informed Decisions

#386: Todd Tresidder, a financial planning expert and author of How Much Money Do I Need to Retire, explains his unique upside-down content strategy. You may remember Todd from episode 200, where we discussed content audits. In this episode, we discuss content audits again, how he uses keywords in part to determine what content to cover, and how courses fit into his content strategy so that he makes sure he is serving his audience well. Podcast show notes available here: https://www.smartpassiveincome.com/session386

Can you really work smarter not harder? Is it possible to turn $10 into $1000? What role does leveraging play in building wealth? Can the power of leveraging allow you to retire decades earlier than expected? How can you maximize your financial results? Host Jordan Goodman talks with financial investor, advisor and coach Todd Tressider about Tressider's newest book, 'the Leverage Equation: How To Work Less, Make More, and Cut 30 Years Off Of Your Retirement Plan'. Goodman and Tressider discuss why Tressider believes that leveraging is such a critical key to making money grow and why more people should pay attention to the types of leverage and the principals behind them.

Can you really work smarter not harder? Is it possible to turn $10 into $1000? What role does leveraging play in building wealth? Can the power of leveraging allow you to retire decades earlier than expected? How can you maximize your financial results? Host Jordan Goodman talks with financial investor, advisor and coach Todd Tressider about Tressider's newest book, 'the Leverage Equation: How To Work Less, Make More, and Cut 30 Years Off Of Your Retirement Plan'. Goodman and Tressider discuss why Tressider believes that leveraging is such a critical key to making money grow and why more people should pay attention to the types of leverage and the principals behind them.

In this episode, Tim has another conversation with Todd Tressider a brilliant financial mind who is relatable and practical. Tresidder shares what he has learned and unlearned, as well as finding satisfaction in life! OUR CONVERSATION: Focus + Personal Growth + Financial Freedom Learning daily and overcoming obstacles The connection between the spiritual and financial Emotional baggage and financial issues Defining fulfillment The requirements of fulfillment What does retirement really mean? Developing a broader point-of-view Getting a bigger understanding Know the levels of understanding What Todd’s unlearned Avoiding distractions and staying on course Successful people know how to recognize the difference between opportunity and distraction Getting live feedback to develop his latest book Principles + practices to better connect with others  Having a level of intensity in the mind and self-acceptance Todd’s new book and his expectations Todds legacy TODD’S QUALIFICATIONS: B.A. in Economics from University of California at Davis Member of Economics Honors Society and Deans List A serial entrepreneur since childhood building many businesses and retiring at age 35 from his position as a Hedge Fund Investment Manager responsible for a 20+ million dollar portfolio. Todd’s portfolio management for the Hedge Fund produced 100% winning years except one which was less than a 5% loss. Raised net worth from less than zero at age 23 to self-made millionaire 12 years later by “walking the talk” using the same personal finance and investment strategies taught on this web site. An early pioneer and expert in statistical and mathematical risk management systems for investing. Financially independent from age 35 through investing – not marketing – unlike many other financial gurus who made their money through marketing courses and books. Still an active investor who earns consistent investment returns in both up and down markets. CONNECT WITH TODD + RESOURCES: Website: financialmentor.com INTRO AND OUTRO MUSIC (Used by permission): Continuation Vibe – Written, arranged and performed by Luke Pecoraro (© 2018 LSP Music) Uphill Conversations is an Uphill Strategies, LLC production © 2016 – 2018 Uphill Conversations The post 95: Todd Tresidder – The Leverage Equation appeared first on Uphill Conversations.

Does successful retirement planning really require living a life of frugality, hoarding and scrimping to save for the big day? Or is there a better, faster way to achieve the resources needed for comfortable retirement? Financial investor, advisor and coach Todd Tressider talks with Host Jordan Goodman about how to achieve retirement goals faster by planning for cash flow rather than just a large lump of assets. Todd and Jordan discuss how to come up with a target financial goal that enables retirement, how to design a wealth plan that actually works, and why planning for cash flow is a better target for retirement.

Does successful retirement planning really require living a life of frugality, hoarding and scrimping to save for the big day? Or is there a better, faster way to achieve the resources needed for comfortable retirement? Financial investor, advisor and coach Todd Tressider talks with Host Jordan Goodman about how to achieve retirement goals faster by planning for cash flow rather than just a large lump of assets. Todd and Jordan discuss how to come up with a target financial goal that enables retirement, how to design a wealth plan that actually works, and why planning for cash flow is a better target for retirement.

- Todd Tressider, Founder of FinancialMentor.com - Please call 1-800-388-9700 for a free review of your financial portfolio

- Todd Tressider, Founder of FinancialMentor.com - Please call 1-800-388-9700 for a free review of your financial portfolio

Former hedge fund manager who retired young, Cash Flow Diary podcast guest Todd Tressider has leaned a whole lot about the good, the bad and the ugly of retirement. When asked why he'd leave such a lucrative career behind to pursue an entrepreneurial endeavor in the area of financial mentorship he said that he decided it would be more fulfilling to teach others how to accurately and realistically plan for their golden years. While his new path was a bumpy road at times, it ends up that it was a fantastic decision. Todd says he is a happy man, because he gets to spend vacations and summers with his kids. He gets to participate in lots of outdoor activities like incredibly long hikes (the distance of which will amaze you). This Financial Mentor podcast host and 5-time author whose books are helping readers everywhere understand what it takes to get to a great retirement and how to build wealth in lots of different ways has received massive exposure in publications such as The Wall Street Journal and several others you'll recognize. He's even been on NPR and Market Watch. Why? Because this man knows his stuff! He says that during his 12 years in the hedge fund business, he learned everything one needs to know about creating wealth, but he says it's not a one-size-fits-all approach. We have to calculate into the equation (of how much we need to put away for retirement) our lifestyle and occupation. What skills we have play into our plan! During this fascinating and incredibly in-depth look at financial fitness, wealth-building tactics, cashflow creation strategies and retirement planning, Todd gives us the inside scoop on why we shouldn't buy into the myths about retirement. He brings to light such refreshing new insights in this interview that you may not believe your ears. One is that what matters most is happiness. But he doesn't stop there. You might want to take notes as Todd talks about paper assets being a "wealth parking" vehicle and the investments that make the most sense. (Guess what one of them is!!) Todd talks about a variety of cashflow creation tools and how we need to create a balance in our lives, including both fast and slow paths to wealth. You're gonna want to rewind this one a few times to make sure you get all the points. It's pretty amazing information!

Todd Tressider is a serial entrepreneur who was able to build and sell a hedge fund and “retire” at age 35. His work has been featured in the Wall Street Journal, Investor’s Business Daily, Forbes, and NPR.

Todd Tresidder graduated from the University of California at Davis with a B.A. in economics and a passion for creating successful businesses. A serial entrepreneur since childhood, Todd went on to build his own wealth as a hedge fund investment manager before “retiring” at 35. He grew his net worth from less than zero at 23 to the point of financial independence just 12 years later. Todd has maintained his wealth by remaining an active investor and utilizing statistical and mathematical risk management systems for investing. Through his website at FinancialMentor.com, he teaches advanced investing and advanced retirement planning principles. Take the next step beyond conventional financial advice and discover what works, what doesn’t, and why, based on years of proven experience.

Today's guest joining us on Join Up Dots is a man who unusually for most of the guests who we interview appears to have a nice neat journey to where he is today. In fact it almost appears a game of two halves, with the first half finding his true self, by working for the man as a Fund Manager, and the second becoming the on-line Financial Mentor at Financialmentor.com. But this probably would be a bit simplistic. But it is true that at his core he had an entrepreneurial spirit running through him. He knew what he wanted from his life and worked constantly towards that, allowing him to retire at the age of 35. And this is the fascinating part of his life. From effectively saying job done, that's me finished he now appear busier than ever, with coaching, on-line courses, training and a myriad of other forms helping his clients achieve the same standard of life that he has. He is doing the fun stuff, that he is very very good at and loving his life He has become a millionaire by providing massive value to the world, and now has the life that he wants. As he says in his own words "The reason I choose an ordinary but comfortable lifestyle is because I prefer to build net worth instead of overhead so I can enjoy freedom instead of flash. I didn't pursue wealth so that I could buy everything I wanted: I pursued wealth so I could do whatever I desired, and be whatever I was capable of being. I value experience over stuff. I've never wanted the mansions, private jets, flashy sports cars, and other encumbrances that the get-rich-quick gurus try to sell you on. I'm too environmentally conscious to consume at such a wasteful level. Besides, that is the mistaken pursuit of material wealth as a substitute for happiness. It doesn't work." So do the dots in his life join up as neatly as they appear or are there many trials and tribulations leading to where he is today? And does he see now that the quickest route to success is not through the bank account, but in fact a deeper understanding of one's self? Well lets find out as we bring onto the show to start joining up dots, with the one and only Mr Todd Tressider

- Todd Tressider, Founder of FinancialMentor.com - Please call 1-800-388-9700 for a free review of your financial portfolio

When I’m on Facebook or LinkedIn, one of the most popular questions I see is, “How can I get more clients?” Everyone needs clients or customers to make their business successful. But it’s not always easy. How would you like to have more clients than you can handle? Todd Tressider can show you the way. […]

Former hedge fund manager who retired young, Cash Flow Diary podcast guest Todd Tressider has leaned a whole lot about the good, the bad and the ugly of retirement. When asked why he'd leave such a lucrative career behind to pursue an entrepreneurial endeavor in the area of financial mentorship he said that he decided it would be more fulfilling to teach others how to accurately and realistically plan for their golden years. While his new path was a bumpy road at times, it ends up that it was a fantastic decision. Todd says he is a happy man, because he gets to spend vacations and summers with his kids. He gets to participate in lots of outdoor activities like incredibly long hikes (the distance of which will amaze you). This Financial Mentor podcast host and 5-time author whose books are helping readers everywhere understand what it takes to get to a great retirement and how to build wealth in lots of different ways has received massive exposure in publications such as The Wall Street Journal and several others you'll recognize. He's even been on NPR and Market Watch. Why? Because this man knows his stuff! He says that during his 12 years in the hedge fund business, he learned everything one needs to know about creating wealth, but he says it's not a one-size-fits-all approach. We have to calculate into the equation (of how much we need to put away for retirement) our lifestyle and occupation. What skills we have play into our plan! During this fascinating and incredibly in-depth look at financial fitness, wealth-building tactics, cashflow creation strategies and retirement planning, Todd gives us the inside scoop on why we shouldn't buy into the myths about retirement. He brings to light such refreshing new insights in this interview that you may not believe your ears. One is that what matters most is happiness. But he doesn't stop there. You might want to take notes as Todd talks about paper assets being a "wealth parking" vehicle and the investments that make the most sense. (Guess what one of them is!!) Todd talks about a variety of cashflow creation tools and how we need to create a balance in our lives, including both fast and slow paths to wealth. You're gonna want to rewind this one a few times to make sure you get all the points. It's pretty amazing information!

At 35, Todd Tressider sold his share of a hedge fund and decided he’d become a financial coach. He registered a domain, FinancialMentor.com, in 1998 and has, over the last 16 years, built up a very successful practice that includes five published books. What I love about Todd is that he’s always trying something new […] The post MBP #20: How Todd Tresidder Used Great Content to Build a Successful Financial Coaching Business appeared first on Microblogger.

This episode is an interview with Todd Tressider, founder of financialmentor.com. Todd founded Financial Mentor to educate business owners and investors about the wealth building principles he learned from years as an entrepreneur in the investment management industry. In the interview, Todd outlines his definition of financial freedom and discusses the hurdles you need to overcome if you want to achieve it. He talks about the importance of developing your own wealth plan and identifies some of the key requirements necessary for your plan to be successful. As always regarding investment, do your own research. I am not a financial advisor.

This episode provides a mind blowing way of thinking about the true cost of your monthly expenses. If you are interested in achieving financial freedom, then it makes sense to look at each monthly recurring expense as really costing you 300 times more. For example, a gym membership that costs £80 per month really costs £24,000 (in dollars, a $120 monthly gym membership really costs $36,000). The episode explains this perspective in more detail. In summary: You have financial freedom when you don't have to work to support yourself. Therefore, if you want to be financially free, you have to think of paying for things from the interest on your passive investments. Although there is a lot of debate about the numbers, the most widely used assumption is that you can live from 4% of your portfolio (the so called 4% rule). This assumes that on average your portfolio will make enough to cover for both inflation and you drawing down 4% (I personally think it's better to use 3% to be on the safe side, but let's use the most commonly used assumption to illustrate the point). The 4% rule implies that you need a net worth that is 25 times your annual expenses to be financially free. To apply that to monthly expenses, simply multiply the 25 by 12 (for 12 months) and you need investments that are 300 times your recurring monthly expenses. So any monthly expense really requires 300 times more in capital to pay for it when financially free. This is why for the £80 per month gym membership, you need £24,000 in capital saved to pay that membership when financially free. That figure (£24,000) is more than the annul expenses of most people in the UK. This is why frugality and saving is so powerful as a way to get more financial freedom. It is more powerful to save expenses than to keep increasing your income because more income won't make you more free unless you control expenses. I'm not a financial advisor and as always, you need to do your own research. I think this perspective is useful and it has been very helpful to me. That's why I won't be getting a gym membership again anytime soon. There are plenty of free ways of getting good exercise! Further Reading: Mr Money Moustache article about the 4% Rule Retiring Sooner: How to Accelerate Your Financial Independence by Darrow Kirkpatrick The 4% Rule and Safe Withdrawal Rates In Retirement  by Todd Tressider

Many of my listeners are Dave Ramsey fans, and with good reason. He provides some great information for getting on solid financial footing. But after you've reached that stage, what's next? My guest Todd Tressider of FinancialMentor.com joins me to share strategies for building wealth. You'll learn why trying to save or invest your way to wealth is so difficult, and how to wisely use leverage to help build wealth. And if your "plan" went to pot during the economic downturn, don't worry, He has advice for you too! This episode aired live September 29, 2012.

Todd was a panelist at FinCon12, where the topic was the new retirement. I was impressed by Todd's analytical approach, and approachableness (is that a word?) on the topic. He also managed to find financial freedom by age 35. And by "find", I mean work his tail off to get there.