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  • PODCAST EPISODE 196 – Fun With The CPI… The Christmas Price Index

    EPISODE SUMMARY In a year many of us would rather forget, we still have been able to make memories. 2020 had plenty of plot-twists Paul and Cory bring you one last twist; Analyzing the CPI (Christmas Price Index). Discover what the 12 days of Christmas have to do with futures and hear Paul and Cory count their blessings listeners live…

  • PODCAST EPISODE 195 – Solutions To The Illusions Of Investing

    EPISODE SUMMARY Beard growth and momentum investing aren’t too different, they’re both real, they’re just not profitable, (unless it’s Paul Adams beard of course). After discussing the illusions of investing last week, Paul and Cory break down the actions you can take as solutions to those illusions. WHAT WAS COVERED TWEETABLES [Tweet “If you don’t think the way people are…

  • PODCAST EPISODE 194 – Illusions of Investing (Condensed)

    EPISODE SUMMARY Ever wonder what World War 2 bombers have to do with big-box financial retail? How about why mutual funds point to their track record of success and yet say it isn’t a guarantee for success in their disclaimer? Managing money can be complex but Paul and Cory take this time to dispel a few illusions of investing in…

  • PODCAST EPISODE 192: Your Financial Sacred Cows Could Be Milking You

    EPISODE SUMMARY Have you questioned your financial beliefs recently? Some would say we have a tendency to hold onto our “sacred cows” and stick with financial practices because it’s “always been that way”. Check out this live podcast with Paul and Cory as they breakdown our financial sacred cows. WHAT WAS COVERED TWEETABLES [Tweet “Paul on 401k planning: ‘Even if…

  • PODCAST EPISODE 191: Where We Actually Have the Most Control, But Think We Have the Least

    EPISODE SUMMARY The very things that make us look wealthy erode our capacity to build wealth. Do you know how much of your income is deployed into tools for your future compared to what you or your household consumes? This is a sensitive topic for most people, simply because our lifestyles suggest we should always be spending. Paul and Cory…