29 May
Podcast 54- The Fundamentals of the Financial House
Most people don't plan to fail, they fail to plan. Your bank and other financial services are not designed to educate you, but to sell you and drive you deeper into debt. Maybe you don't need all the products that one financial house has to offer, so you wind up getting a mortgage from a lending com...
23 May
Podcast 53- Take Control of Your Retirement Plan
Thinking about retirement can be overwhelming, especially if you don't have a plan yet. If you do have a plan in place, it can be hard to know if you're doing enough. In this episode of The Money and Business Hour, Roy Matlock Jr. talks about how to create a comprehensive, written plan with your fin...
17 Apr
Podcast 52- The Long-Term Financial Perspective
An important step toward becoming financially secure is setting long-term financial goals and having a long term financial perspective. You might wind up spending more than you should if you haven't been working toward anything specific. Preparing in the right way, financially, will ensure that you ...
20 Mar
Podcast 51- Survive and Thrive During Financially Volatile Times
In financially volatile times like this, most of us should be prepared for the possibility that every decision we make today will look wrong tomorrow. No one can predict how long this market decline will actually continue. What you can control is how you handle yourself and your finances during thes...
13 Mar
Podcast 50- How to Handle Market Declines
In a world changed by the coronavirus, it's no question these are most unusual times. The markets have reacted with more volatility than usual as COVID-19 has been spreading across the globe. You've probably been watching the alarming news updates, and reading the headlines, feeling anxious, and won...
28 Feb
Podcast 49- Now is Always the Best Time to Invest
No matter what current events are happening in the world, one of the most common question financial reps hear is, "Is now a good time to invest?"The answer is- now is always the best time to invest, because every day you hold off could actually be costing you about $100. That’s like giving up about...
23 Feb
Podcast 48- The Recipe for Financial Success
There is no single solution to financial success. It's not a one plus one always equals two equation. Every person is unique with a differing set of goals, responsibilities, knowledge, tolerance of risk, time, and energy. The path you will travel to reach your goals is personal and suited to you alo...
15 Feb
Podcast 47- How to Create a Financially Intelligent Mindset
A financially intelligent mindset, or state of mind, comes from doing certain things and being a certain way, so as to attract wealth and abundance into your life. If you find yourself living month to month, with nothing to show for it, then you could have cultivated a scarcity mindset in relationsh...
08 Feb
Podcast 46- Steps to a Solid Financial Offense
Financial offense is where you take calculated risks to continually work toward and achieve a higher income. You can't save your way to financial freedom or wealth. It doesn’t matter how many paper towels you reuse or ziploc baggies you wash . If you never earn more than enough to break even each mo...
31 Jan
Podcast 45- Understanding All of Your Retirement Options
It's important to realize that retirement will likely be the biggest expense of your lifetime. So saving for retirement is a big job, especially if you envision a retirement that is flourishing with experiences: like traveling to your dream countries, spending time with your grown children and grand...
23 Jan
Podcast 44- More Retirement Planning Advise
Planning for retirement can be overwhelming and intimidating. The best way to begin is by asking yourself a few simple questions to help you picture what you want your retirement life to look like. Once you determine the kind of lifestyle you want in retirement, you can begin to determine what that ...
08 Jan
Podcast 43- Fix Your Finances in the New Year
While most of the country is cleaning up messes made during the holidays, many of us are preparing the usual resolutions for 2020. Getting finances in order is one of the most common resolutions each year. Financial resolutions could mean anything from building up a savings account, repairing credit...
