Podcast Episodes

Although many believe time is money, time is the one thing money can’t buy. The sooner you pay off your debts and establish an emergency fund, the sooner you can save for long term goals like retirement. To younger generations, retirement...

Money and wealth are not the same thing so it’s important to follow the 5 steps of the Winning at Wealth Program if you want to be financially successful.  To review, the 5 Steps of Winning at Wealth are: Develop the proper money...

There’s no such thing as a one-size-fits-all investment, so it’s imperative to research which investment tools make the most sense for you, and to recognize you’ll need more than one type of investment. Take time to zero in on your short- and...

If you want to win at wealth, you must always live within your means, whether you’re making $50,000 a year or $5 million a year. Finding a balance between how you want to live today and how you want to live in the future is key.  Using a...

Saving for retirement in the future doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy today. However, there’s a level of discipline required around your decisions when it comes to how you spend your money now to ensure you have the retirement you want...

It’s never too early to start saving for retirement, but it can be challenging if you have debt, expenses that drain your income, or have no idea how much you’re saving from year to year.A good rule of thumb suggested by a recent Fidelity study is...

Knowing where to invest your money is a critical component of winning at wealth. There's no one "right" way to invest and no perfect investment vehicle, but with a long-term perspective and patience, you can build wealth with very little...

Knowing your short and long-term needs is crucial to maintaining financial stability regardless of what the market does.  In this episode, John discusses tangible and intangible investment options and why a market downturn doesn’t...