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  • Podcast Episode 66: What the 401(k) Part 3 – Optimizing Your 401(k)

    EPISODE SUMMARY In part 3 of this series on 401(k) plans, Paul Adams talks about the importance of assessing your financial situation, how much you should begin contributing to your 401(k), how you should invest your money, and how to choose the taxation of the money. WHAT WAS COVERED TWEETABLES “Your 401(k) assets are long-term bucket money.” “I do not…

  • The First Step to Entrepreneurship: Map Your Life

    Once you figure out your true net worth, it’s time to ask arguably the most important question any entrepreneur can ask themselves: what kind of life do you want? This doesn’t mean generally, such as “I’d like to have more money” or “I’d like to have more free time.” You need to outline exactly what you want. Do you want…

  • Podcast Episode 65: What the 401(k) Part 2 – Who Has an Interest in Your Participating

    EPISODE SUMMARY Paul continues his discussion on the 401(k) and covers why both financial institutions and the IRS want you to put money into it. The 401(k) can actually be damaging to your financial future if you aren’t aware how to navigate it correctly. However, there are ways where you can make your 401(k) work for you, but you’ll have…

  • Why Entrepreneurs Fail to Calculate Their True Worth

    When you’re an average Joe, calculating your net worth is simple. How much money do you have in your bank account? Subtract your liabilities (debt) from your assets (money and possessions), and there you go. However, if you’re an entrepreneur, the process can get foggy. Many entrepreneurs have no idea what they’re worth because they tie their business’ value into…

  • Podcast Episode 64: Your 401(k) and What It Means to Your Employer

    WHAT WAS COVERED TWEETABLES “The IRS really wants you to put money in a 401(k).” “Even if somebody lived conservatively, we are still stuck inside a corporate America strategy [The 401(k)].” “Before the pensions trapped you with an employer. Now, the 401(k) locks us into regular employment.” SHARE THE SHOW Did you enjoy the show? We would love it if…