Кращі подкасти про Wes Moss (2024)

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Tweaking Your Anxiety Settings with Dr. John Delony 1:08:10

2d ago1:08:10

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We live in a 21st-century world, and our brains haven’t quite caught up. They’re designed to look out for the Saber-toothed tiger, not a million dings and beeps from smartphones. It’s no surprise that anxiety is a massive problem in modern-day life. But Dr. John Delony says anxiety isn’t necessarily a bad thing. It’s just an alarm system to keep us…

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Spinach In The Candy Bowl, Jerome Powell On A Wheaties Box, And The Fed’s Interest Rate Delay 1:09:28

4d ago1:09:28

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Wes welcomes Capital Investment Advisors’ Wealth Management Analyst, Jeff Lloyd, to the studio. They talk about cotton candy inflation and the market’s obsession with the Fed, comparing it to kids preferring candy when their parents insist on vegetables. They evaluate when the Fed might end up cutting interest rates, marvel at Johnson & Johnson rai…

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Retire Sooner Conference Part One: Are You Pushing A Mower Or Riding A John Deere Lawn Tractor? 57:10

9d ago57:10

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On today's episode, Wes is joined by Producer Mallory Boggs. They brainstorm the idea of holding a “Retire Sooner Conference” and answer some of the questions the attendees might ask the panel. Using his retirement calculator, Wes explores what constitutes a solid retirement plan and how much inflation needs to be considered. Then, combining his Re…

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The Masters, Inflation, Tax Day, Markets Broadening, Baby Boomers, and Magic Retirement Numbers 1:07:35

11d ago1:07:35

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Wes invites Connor Miller, Capital Investment Advisors' Chief Investment Officer, into the studio to rave about the lack of inflation at the Masters Golf Tournament's concession stands and lament the stickiness of overall inflation in the economy. Then, they examine the looming tax deadline, market-broadening behavior, Baby Boomers, and California'…

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Financial Freedom For Expats with Edd and Cynthia Staton 1:08:58

16d ago1:08:58

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Edd and Cynthia Staton’s retirement plans were on track. Then, the 2008 Financial Crisis hit. Their careers disappeared, their home lost its value, and their savings plummeted. Realizing recovery was unlikely, they needed to come up with a Plan B. And boy, did they ever. In 2010, they moved to Cuenca, Ecuador. Don’t worry, they didn’t know where th…

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Caitlin Clark, Taxing Gen Zers Pay, Nest Eggs, Baby Boomers, Ray Dalio, and Max’ing Out Retirement Without Running Out 1:01:25

18d ago1:01:25

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Wes welcomes Capital Investment Advisors’ Wealth Management Analyst, Jeff Lloyd, to the show. They compare notes about NCAA basketball, especially Iowa’s Caitlin Clark, then segue into an article about Gen Zers needing a therapist to deal with the stress of filing taxes. Wes breaks down changes in the formerly surging Magnificent Seven set of stock…

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The Dog Chasing Tail Investment Strategy 41:18

23d ago41:18

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On today’s show, Wes is joined by Producer Mallory to elaborate on the pitfalls of fleeing the market during turbulent times. They comment on the shell shock of the Covid-19 lockdowns back in 2020 and how tempting it was for fearful investors to yank their money out of the market. Wes empathizes with the temptation but explains that letting the dog…

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Bananas, McDonald’s, Krispy Kreme, and Broadening the Rally 57:51

25d ago57:51

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Wes is joined by Capital Investment Advisors Chief Investment Officer Connor Miller. They discuss Applebee’s date night pass and the rising cost of eating out, Krispy Kreme teaming up with McDonald’s, and which budget areas Americans are choosing to tighten because of inflation. Then they elaborate on the S&P 500 having its finest first quarter in …

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How To Strengthen The Aging Brain with Dr. Nicole Byers 45:02

1M ago45:02

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We all know aging comes with cognitive challenges, but how early do they start? Sometimes, I forget my email password or where I put my car keys. Should I be worried? Dr. Nicole Byers came by to give us some fascinating answers, including the magical age when it can be beneficial to consume MORE calories. With a Ph.D. in clinical psychology and a d…

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Farm-aceuticals And How Food Impacts Health with Dr. William Li 1:03:44

1M ago1:03:44

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Medicines help to treat illness within the body, but what if we replaced filling a prescription with filling our bags at the farmer’s market with foods that can heal our bodies from the inside out? Dr. William Li, world-renowned physician, scientist, TED speaker, and author of “Eat To Beat Disease," joins this episode to share just how much food ca…

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My Favorite Lessons From The Psychology Of Money: Part Two 35:12

1M ago35:12

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In part two of Wes’ favorite takeaways from Morgan Housel’s bestselling book, The Psychology of Money, he teams up with Producer Mallory to discuss the power of tail events, the misconception of money and respect, the illusion of wealth, the simple act of saving, how reasonable is greater than rational, expecting the unexpected, leaving room for er…

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Inflation, COVID Lessons, Microsoft, And Economic Cognitive Dissonance 58:20

1M ago58:20

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Wes is joined by Connor Miller, the Chief Investment Officer for Capital Investment Advisors, on today’s episode of the Money Matters podcast. They cover the latest inflation news, carefully reflect on lessons learned from the challenging COVID era, and analyze the fascinating origin story of Bill Gates and Microsoft. Finally, they examine why so m…

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12 Reasons Why Life Gets Better With Age with Chip Conley 54:43

1M ago54:43

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You can’t say the word “midlife” without imagining a crisis. An aging bald guy who cheats on his wife and buys a sports car to fill the void. But Chip Conley says we’re looking at it all wrong. The midlife age range has been unfairly branded, and he’s on a mission to change it. He co-founded MEA, the Modern Elder Academy, in 2018. The world's first…

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How To Maximize Social Security And Medicare With Mary Beth Franklin 1:06:54

2M ago1:06:54

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Wes welcomes back Social Security virtuoso Mary Beth Franklin to help retirees maximize this crucial income stream despite the overwhelming rules and regulations. Then, they analyze the differences between different Medicare plans and discuss which ones might suit which people. Mary Beth offers the most up-to-date information and context and keeps …

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Lessons From The Psychology Of Money: Part One 42:29

2M ago42:29

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On today’s episode, Wes is joined by producer Mallory for part one of their discussion about the biggest takeaways from Morgan Housel’s bestselling book The Psychology of Money. They cover concepts such as the influence of personal history, the freedom money can offer, luck and risk, knowing how much is enough, the power of compounding, getting wea…

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Does Warren Buffett Think The Market Is Overvalued? 57:25

2M ago57:25

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On today’s episode, Wes is joined in the studio by Connor Miller, Chief Investment Officer for Capital Investment Advisors. They analyze Warren Buffett’s annual letter to shareholders and what Berkshire Hathaway’s abundant cash reserves might signify about market confidence. They also discuss housing prices, the confusion about Wendy’s new pricing …

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TED Talks and Infectious Generosity With Chris Anderson 1:06:05

2M ago1:06:05

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On today’s episode, Wes explains the generosity component of the Retire Sooner podcast and welcomes Chris Anderson to the show. Chris is the curator of TED, a nonprofit media organization that leverages the power of ideas to make a better future, perhaps more well-known for its TED Talks Series. He is the author of the New York Times bestseller TED…

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Walmart, Capital One, Nvidia, Dow Jones, Airline Thought Experiment, The FED, and The Psychology of Money 54:12

2M ago54:12

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On today’s episode, Wes is joined by Jeff Lloyd, Wealth Management Analyst for Capital Investment Advisors. They tackle the news about Walmart’s earnings announcements, Capital One agreeing to buy Discover Financial, Nvidia as a juggernaut, a rare change in the Dow Jones, and a thought experiment about airline monopolies. They then analyze the FED …

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Three Investing Keys to Help Retirees Sleep Well at Night 28:13

2M ago28:13

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On today’s episode, we ponder the question, “Can money buy happiness?” The answer might surprise listeners, and Wes borrows the words of best-selling author Morgan Housel to help discuss the positive and negative psychological effects money can have on retirees. Wes then uses his own “Bucket System” analogy to explain income investing and how three…

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Future Interest Rates In A Larry David Economy, NVIDIA, Behavioral Finance, and SWAN 54:13

2M ago54:13

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Capital Investment Advisors’ Wealth Analyst Jeff Lloyd joins Wes in the studio on today's podcast. They lament the end of football but get straight into financial news. They explain the dynamic of a “Larry David Economy” and discuss what it could mean for the Fed’s future interest rate decisions. They analyze energy behemoth NVIDIA, delve into conc…

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Reinventing Yourself In Retirement With Steve Tarr 50:05

2M ago50:05

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On today’s episode, Wes sits down with Steve Tarr, a Fellow at the Drucker School of Management, to discuss how difficult the retirement transition can be for busy and successful people. Using the SOAR Program as a guide, they analyze the positive effects of discovering new pathways to meaning, community, and purpose and how they can lead to retire…

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Big Game Economics, Dividend History 57:00

2M ago57:00

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Wes Moss and Capital Investment Advisors' Chief Investment Officer Connor Miller kick off the show by discussing the economics of the Super Bowl on and off the field and the Taylor Swift effect. You’ll hear about the preeminent technology company that recently announced it would pay out $5-billion in dividends. Wes and Connor compare the history of…

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What Retirees Need To Know About A New Bull Market And The Hidden Strength Dividends 24:55

3M ago24:55

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Capital Investments Advisors Wealth Analyst Jeff Lloyd joins Wes to discuss the excitement around the market finally recouping its 2022 losses and forging into bull market territory. Then, they delve into the hidden market strength of dividends and what retirees need to know about the opportunities they can provide. Learn more about your ad choices…

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Inflation Numbers, Elon Musk, Stock Splits, Market History, Housing News, and Retirement Planning Your Dividend and Long-Term Capital Gain Tax Rates 51:41

3M ago51:41

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Wes Moss and Jeff Lloyd update folks about inflation numbers and interest rates, comment on Elon Musk’s tendency to make headlines, and lay out the case for Walmart announcing a good old-fashioned stock split. They refresh listeners on the evergreen concept of market perfection vs. participation, analyze some welcome housing news, and examine how r…

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Navigating the ABCs and D of Medicare with Mary Beth Franklin 48:12

3M ago48:12

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On today’s episode of the Retire Sooner podcast, Wes welcomes back Mary Beth Franklin. This time, she takes on the herculean task of simplifying Medicare. They get into the differences between Medicare A, B, C, D, Advantage Plans, Gap Plans, and Supplemental Coverage. Mary Beth lays out which options might suit which people, depending on their life…

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Patience and Excitement in the NFL, Solo Vacations, Dividends, and Bull Markets 52:24

3M ago52:24

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Wes is joined in the studio by Jeff Lloyd, Wealth Analyst for Capital Investment Advisors. They discuss the economics surrounding NFL playoff excitement, with a quick nod to Taylor Swift and the Kelce brothers. They praise the patience of the Detroit Lions waiting thirty-two years for a conference championship game, and examine if patience might he…

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Will Nick Saban Be A Happy Retiree? 1:02:22

3M ago1:02:22

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On today’s episode of Retire Sooner, Wes welcomes Happiest Retirees podcast host Ryan Doolittle to discuss college football legend Nick Saban’s recent retirement. They delve into his famous coaching process, looking for helpful financial and life-planning tips. Using Saban’s specific principles, they lay out the case for focusing on the process rat…

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Seesaw Market Reactions, Soft Landing Hopes, and Nick Saban’s Happy Retiree Potential 1:02:51

3M ago1:02:51

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Wes is joined by Capital Investment Advisors' Chief Investment Officer Connor Miller to break down the “wait and see” mentality investors and Wall Street professionals seem to have about the seesaw start to the year, with all three major indices moving up and down. They look at certain areas of the market and examine how decelerating inflation and …

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How Retirees Can Optimize Their Social Security Benefits with Mary Beth Franklin 1:00:15

3M ago1:00:15

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Social Security can be an essential stream of income for retirees on a fixed income. Unfortunately, the seemingly endless rules and regulations can overwhelm even the most informed applicants. In today’s Retire Sooner episode, Social Security ace Mary Beth Franklin joins Wes to bring listeners the most up-to-date information and context about avoid…

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Tiger Woods, Nick Saban, Bitcoin ETFs, and a Half-Billion-Dollar Pizza 58:49

3M ago58:49

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On today’s episode of the Money Matters podcast, Capital Investment Advisor Wealth Analyst Jeff Lloyd joins Wes to delve into the eye-opening headlines about Tiger Woods leaving Nike and the SEC approving Bitcoin ETFs. They share relief and optimism about the latest CPI inflation numbers. They pose the question of what a billion-dollar pizza looks …

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2024 Outlook: A Whole New World 37:38

4M ago37:38

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In today’s episode of the Retire Sooner podcast, Wes is joined by Capital Investment Advisors Co-Chief Investment Officer Connor Miller. They discuss the possibility of 2024 ushering in “A Whole New World” for markets, investors, and retirees. They reiterate that purchasing power is a perennial goal for the happy retiree. Inflation lay nearly dorma…

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2024 Outlook: A Whole New World 1:18:59

4M ago1:18:59

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In today’s episode of the Money Matters podcast, Wes is joined by Capital Investment Advisors Co-Chief Investment Officer Connor Miller. They discuss the possibility of 2024 ushering in “A Whole New World” for markets, investors, and retirees. 2023 saw the most significant inflationary surge since the 1970s, which helped trigger the highest short-t…

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Dave Ramsey Says You Can Withdraw 8% From Your Retirement Portfolio 39:25

4M ago39:25

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Anyone in the Retire Sooner family knows how passionate Wes is about the 4 Percent Rule—William Bengen’s rule of thumb that originally discovered retirees who draw down 4 percent of their portfolio in the first year of retirement and then adjust this amount yearly for inflation would likely see their money outlive them, assuming a 50 to 75 percent …

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Happy Holidays From The Retire Sooner Team 0:51

4M ago0:51

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Happy holidays to my favorite happy retirees and aspiring retirees! The Retire Sooner Team is taking a little time off to step away from the office and connect with friends and family. We'll be back with a new season in January with more fun episodes that I hope will help push you to retire that much sooner and happier. If you have any ideas on top…

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A Gold Medal for Positivity with Scott Hamilton 1:29:14

5M ago1:29:14

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Arguably the most recognized male figure skater in the world, Scott Hamilton has won seventy titles, awards, and honors, including an Emmy nomination, induction into the United States Olympic Hall of Fame, and the World Figure Skating Hall of Fame. He later became a fan-favorite analyst/commentator, performer, producer, and best-selling author. He …

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How To Stay A Millionaire, And Other Lessons from The Millionaire Next Door 45:58

5M ago45:58

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In today’s episode, Wes points out that the population of mini-millionaires is growing and that society’s perception of them isn’t always very accurate. Producer Mallory Boggs joins to discuss this latest variant of what authors Thomas Stanley and Bill Danko originally coined, The Millionaire Next Door. They elaborate on five habits that this cohor…

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Protecting Your Finances with Amy Nofziger 1:12:42

5M ago1:12:42

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On today’s episode, Wes sits down with a woman who has dedicated her life to finding ways to protect retirement assets. As the director of victim support for the AARP Fraud Watch Network, Amy Nofziger has nearly two decades of experience in fraud prevention and victim support. A certified fraud examiner, she’s worked with the Wall Street Journal, L…

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Revisiting One Trick To Change Your Relationship With Money From Ken Honda 1:10:42

5M ago1:10:42

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Is your relationship with money holding you back from finding financial success? Many of us have a rocky relationship with money, but if we looked at our capital from a different perspective, this could possibly change our outlook and relationship with money. To aid us in improving our connection with our funds and uncover the trick we need to chan…

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The Age Wave with Ken Dychtwald 1:02:38

5M ago1:02:38

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When Betty White died in 2021, we were somehow surprised. Even at 99-years-old, it felt like she was gone too soon. Smokey Robinson just released a new album at 83 years of age. Martha Stewart posed in a bathing suit on the cover of Sports Illustrated at 81. How we think about aging is much different than it used to be, and Ken Dychtwald is one of …

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Revisiting Five Financial Secrets Of The Happiest Retirees 39:13

6M ago39:13

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Although numerous habits make up the structure of a happy retiree, financial habits play a large part in creating the fulfilling retirement you’ve always dreamed of and being able to fund your additional interests. In this episode, Wes breaks down the five financial secrets of the happiest retirees based on research from his latest book, What The H…

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Unretirement, Purpose, and a Paycheck—How Older Workers Can Create a Stronger and More Vibrant Economy with Chris Farrell 59:28

6M ago59:28

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The term “Unretirement” is popping up more and more these days, and Chris Farrell literally wrote the book on it. After years of studying and reporting on the economy for PBS Next Avenue and Bloomberg Businessweek, Chris’ latest book, Purpose and Paycheck, further drives home the point that, at our core, humans have a deep need to be useful. A lead…

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Life Catalysts Along Your Retirement Journey 51:24

6M ago51:24

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Change is a natural part of life. The more we lean in to that change, the better we can plan for and adjust to its consequences. On today’s episode, Wes points out some of the common catalysts for that change, and how we can ultimately make them work for our own retirement happiness. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices…

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The Shred Method with Adam Carroll: Part 2 33:11

6M ago33:11

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How do banks calculate the amount due on your monthly mortgage payment? Here’s a hint: it’s not based on an intrinsic desire to benefit you. Banks are in business to make money; you are their compound interest vehicle. In part two of our interview with Adam Carroll, he tells Wes about the Shred Method: a step-by-step guide to optimize your income, …

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Wes Answers Listener Questions 35:27

7M ago35:27

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On today’s show, Wes takes some time to answer listener questions. He covers the different phases of retirement, the pros and cons of keeping more than one property at a time, and why some folks have been apprehensive about the recent bond market. If you have a question for Wes, call 800-805-6301 to leave a voicemail or head to our Facebook group a…

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A Monopoly on Financial Literacy with Adam Carroll: Part 1 42:39

7M ago42:39

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Imagine playing Monopoly with actual money. Adam Carroll put $10,000 cash on the board and made his kids roll the dice. He wanted them to learn money's true value before entering the real world. From virtual tokens to Apple Pay to mom and dad’s wallet, kids aren’t often exposed to the concept that there is a literal price to pay for the goods and s…

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Unretirement—Three Reasons Retirees Are Returning To Work 34:01

7M ago34:01

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Today, Wes wades into the concept of Unretirement. Multiple studies suggest that some Americans return to work six months or a year after retiring. There are several reasons for the trend. Wes explains the potential motivations and lists essential factors folks need to consider when making this decision. Whether you’re looking for a renewed sense o…

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The Happiest Retirees with Ryan Doolittle 40:29

7M ago40:29

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On today’s episode, Wes sits down with Ryan Doolittle, host of the Retire Sooner Team’s brand new podcast: Happiest Retirees. Ryan tells Wes that he originally came up with the idea as a way to talk less about philosophy and more about the actual people on the ground, living happy lives in retirement. How did they discover the core pursuits that ga…

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Good Returns Come to Those Who Wait 30:28

8M ago30:28

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On today’s show, Wes talks about what Warren Buffett called the “rising tide.” Wes feels the bad news about higher interest rates is good news for income investors. By combining the rising stock dividends, the concept of yield at cost over time, and higher interest rates paying more income, Wes has seen the typically diversified growth/income portf…

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Revisiting The Unvarnished Truth Of What Humans Really Want With Seth Stephens-Davidowitz 1:06:26

8M ago1:06:26

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What does your digital footprint say about what you want? Data scientist, author of best-seller "Everybody Lies," and speaker Seth Stephens-Davidowitz sits down with Wes Moss to talk about how data can reveal societal and personal trends in desires, psychology, wealth building, and more. This includes when you become a sports fan, who you seek out …

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Why We Believe The 4 Percent Rule Is Here To Stay 32:12

8M ago32:12

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Suze Orman recently called the 4 Percent Rule “very dangerous” and said, “It doesn’t work anymore.” In today’s episode, Wes joins forces with Connor Miller, Co-Chief Investment Officer for Capital Investment Advisors, to fight against those statements. Using market history, they defend the legitimacy of what they feel has been a solid retirement st…

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