Tesla Says No More Bitcoin, and What Happened to all the Gas?

Should you consider investing in a new class of ETF's claiming to offer yields over 90%? This week's episode examines this new class of funds and why you should be extra careful if considering these kinds of investments.

Money Market Funds have risen to record levels in the past year, but there's a concern over what to do with these holdings as interest rates have stabilized and appear likely to decline at some point in the near future. We discuss the best options for reinvesting money market holdings if rates do drop.

Contrary to popular belief (and human nature), markets being at all-time highs presents investors with an opportunity to adjust portfolios and take profits, minus the stress that's felt when making changes when markets are in turmoil. It's just as important to know how to navigate times when markets are at or near all-time highs as it is when they're down!

In our first episode of 2024, we're debunking the myth of financial predictions. Join us as we unveil the truth about why predictions are not only useless but can be a risky distraction from your wealth-building journey. We share practical strategies to navigate unpredictable conditions in both the economy and stock market.

We discuss some of the recent market activities and ways to seek opportunities in the midst of market turbulence. Towards the end we focus on year-end strategies along with changes to retirement plan contributions for 2024.

Who benefits most from the most recent Federal Reserve interest rate decision? We discuss winners and losers regarding the latest interest rate news on this week's episode.

Investing in artificial intelligence is a topic we're asked about often. We talk about the different ways you can consider investing in this growing sector, and the risks and rewards associated with each.

Student loan payments resuming on September 1st is likely going to have a significant impact on borrowers and the economy as a whole. We talk strategies to be ready for payments to resume along with potential impacts on the stock market and greater economy.

Significant changes are coming if you're over 50 and making catch-up contributions to your 401(k). We discuss whether the new rules are more likely to help or hinder those making the max contributions to 401(k) plans.