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  • PODCAST EPISODE 360 – From Financial Teacher to Doom Prophet: The Hidden Cost of Fear-Based Investing

    Robert Kiyosaki helped change how millions of people think about money. But what happens when a voice that once educated and empowered starts leaning into fear-based predictions? In this episode of More Than Commas, Paul takes a closer look at Kiyosaki’s evolution—from the impact of Rich Dad, Poor Dad to his repeated market crash warnings—and breaks down what he predicted…

  • PODCAST EPISODE 359 – Financial Guru Predictions Gone Wrong and CyberTruck Sinks

    Why do financial influencers keep predicting the next big market crash—and why do people keep listening? In this episode of More Than Commas, we break down the real incentive behind repeated crash predictions, how attention drives extreme forecasts, and why being “right once” can be more profitable than being consistently accurate. Then, in a completely unexpected turn, we follow through…

  • PODCAST EPISODE 330 – Why Rest Builds Real Wealth

    In this episode, Cory discusses how incorporating strategic rest into your routine can boost productivity and overall wellness tips. He argues that mindfulness and intentional breaks are integral to building a fulfilling life and meaningful wealth. Listen to discover how to achieve more by doing less. — This Material is Intended for General Public Use. By providing this material, we…

  • PODCAST EPISODE 329 – Evidence-Based Investing with Dimensional Fund Advisors

    In this episode of More Than Commas, Elijah explains the philosophy behind evidence based investing and how it is foundational to Sound Financial Group. He highlights Dimensional Fund Advisors and discusses why their approach to investing matters. Learn how evidence based investment can help build confidence in your financial strategy. — This Material is Intended for General Public Use. By…

  • PODCAST EPISODE 323 – Why Going All-In on the S&P 500 Might Be a Big Mistake

    In this episode of More Than Commas, Cory Sheppard breaks down the risks of going all-in on the S&P 500, especially after its recent high-performing years. He explores how the index has become increasingly tech-heavy and dependent on the “Magnificent Seven,” making it more volatile than it seems. By examining historical data from different time periods—including the 2000s “lost decade”…

  • PODCAST EPISODE 320 – Retirement Isn’t Short-Term: Why Your Money Needs to Last Decades

    In this episode of More Than Commas, Paul and Cory dive deep into what it really takes to build sustainable, guaranteed income for life. They challenge the traditional advice to go “more conservative” in retirement, exposing why longevity risk—not market volatility—is the greatest threat to your financial future. Using a real-world $10 million retirement example, they walk through how combining…

  • PODCAST EPISODE 319 – From Great Depression to Today: What Market Trends Don’t Tell You

    In this episode of More Than Commas, Paul and Cory dive into a popular article’s alarming claims about bonds, dissecting the idea of a 36-year bond bear market and the so-called “crushing” losses investors faced. Using powerful tools from Dimensional Fund Advisors like the Matrix Book and ReturnsWeb, they fact-check historical data from 1945 to 1981 and the Great Depression…

  • PODCAST EPISODE 316 – White Coat Investor Disagrees with Ernst & Young (Part 2)

    In Episode 316 of More Than Commas, we continue our deep dive into White Coat Investor’s critique of the Ernst & Young Insurance Study. This time, we break down seven more questionable assumptions, from high advisory fees to mysterious “black box” insurance products. Are these valid criticisms, or is there more to the story? Tune in as we separate sound…

  • PODCAST EPISODE 315 – White Coat Investor Disagrees with Ernst & Young (Part 1)

    In Episode 315 of More Than Commas, we take a deep dive into White Coat Investor’s critique of the Ernst & Young Insurance Products in Retirement Study. While WCI raises some valid concerns, we challenge whether their approach to financial products is always as objective as they claim. Are whole life insurance and annuities really as bad as they suggest?…