CFO at Home

Aaron Shelley is the author of The Family Flywheel: The Secret Business Principles Successful Families Use to Create Sustained Wealth And Happiness. On this episode of CFO at Home, Aaron and Vince discuss the differences and similarities of managing money in a business and at home, the different roles family members play in managing finances, the value of social resources in managing your money, a...

In nearly every discussion about achieving Financial Independence, one or both of two investments are usually talked about as being keys to a successful plan; investing in stocks and real estate. On this episode of CFO at Home Axel Meierhoefer, founder of Ideal Wealth Grower and Vince discuss using Real Estate as a key component to achieve what he calls the "Time Freedom Point" where we no longer...

At the end of the day, any effective budget is a communication tool. If you're using it solo, it's communicating to you where your money is going, and how well your spending aligns with the priorities that you've defined. If you're budgeting with a partner, the budget is communicating this info to the both of you, helping to keep you both on the same page. However, this only works when both partie...

So many of our life's money goals revolve around the positive; financial freedom, owning your own home, driving a nice car, taking wonderful vacations. But as much enjoyment as we can derive from these types of things, there's also the other side of the coin; making sure that our loved ones are taken care of financially in the event that the worst happens. This is the topic that Vince discusses on...

Through his business Portal CFO Consulting, Manny Skevofilax works with business owners as an Outsourced Chief Financial Officer to help them gain a better understanding of their business's financial health. Through this website MannySkevofilax.com, he offers products that help individuals to create personal household budgets using the same system that he used to pay off $65,000 in credit card deb...

Think about it for a minute. It seems like just yesterday we were all social distancing and wondering if travel would ever be as accessible as what we'd all grown accustomed to. Today, travel is back with a vengeance as we hit the road and air in record numbers. On this episode of CFO at Home, Vince and author, travel writer, blogger, and Founder of The Smart Travelista, Linda King discuss traveli...

Vince Shorb is one of the country's leading advocates for promoting financial wellness, and a thought leader in teaching and scaling financial education programming. On this episode of CFO at Home, the VInces discuss the philological side of financial literacy and wellness, managing your finances during challenging economic times, the danger of living above our means, how childhood experiences sha...

Teaching kids to earn, save and give are all important, fundamental money lessons. But so is learning to spend wisely, and one the best teachers of that lesson can be to let kids experience first hand, in a kid-friendly environment of course, the sting of impulse spending and buyers remorse, as well as the fulfillment of saving up and buying something of value that brings longer lasting enjoyment...

Even the most caring parents make mistakes with their kids. We do our best but when we don't know much about a subject ourselves, it can be hard to give the best advice. Or maybe the game is just different for our kids than it was for us for any number of reasons. On this episode of CFO at Home, Vince and his guest Natasha Sattler, Author of Shit Adults Never Taught Us, discuss some of the money t...

So last week I attended my youngest son's college graduation ceremony, an experience that needless to say brings up a lot of emotions; pride, joy, and little sadness about the passage of time. He graduated on a Friday and started his first "Adulting" job the following Monday working a research job back at his University while he plots out his post-graduate plans. As a certified money nerd it's mor...

Regardless of your age, there comes a point in nearly every career where it's time to change employers or even your occupation. Particularly for those who have been fortunate enough to attain some level of financial independence, this could mean it's time to launch an Encore Career based on what you find to be most fulfilling, instead of what pays the most. Vince discusses Encore Careers on this e...

Even while he worked as a professional in the Financial Services industry, Andy Hoffman struggled to make conventional budgeting work at home. This struggle led him to create a system that is centered around automation, not budgeting, to manage his personal finances, and from there develop a course that teaches others to do the same. On this episode of CFO at Home, Andy and Vince discuss some of t...

The majority of today's conventional personal finance advice is primarily designed to speak to a certain audience; salaried or hourly workers with fairly predictable and consistent incomes, with employers who provide benefits including paid time off and retirement plans. But what about America's 5.5 million service professionals who live on a tipped based income? How can they manage their finances...

For so many of us, Financial Independence, reaching a point where money no longer dictates to us how we live our lives, is our ultimate financial goal. In this episode of CFO at Home, Vince discusses factors that we need to consider while pursuing Financial Independence, and some key traits of the Financially Independent, with Financial Advisor Justin Smith. Key Topics  5 factors to consider when...

In her book Out of the FOG Into the CLEAR, Journaling to Help You Heal from Toxic Relationships, Shannon Petrovich helps victims of narcissistic, abusive, or other toxic relationships find their bearings, push past paralysis, clear away their vision, and rebuild their lives. On this episode of CFO at Home, Shannon and Vince specifically discuss the impact that toxic relationships with parents, chi...

Entrepreneurship has long been considered one of the primary methods of building wealth, whether it is by going all-in to start your own business, or by creating a side-hustle to help generate multiple streams of income. But what does it take to become a successful entrepreneur? Is the entrepreneurial path for everyone? That's the discussion on this episode of CFO at Home with serial entrepreneur,...

One of the unfortunate business trends of 2023 so far has been corporate layoffs. Even since the recording of this episode, companies as diverse as Disney, Salesforce, and Accenture have announced plans to reduce their workforce. If you're laid off, or think you may get caught up in a numbers game and get laid off, what are the factors you need to consider as you plan out your next move? That's th...

Chad Johnson was a NFL wide receiver for the Cincinnati Bengals from 2001 to 2010 and played for the New England Patriots in 2011. You'll hear him referred to at times as Chad Ochocinco because from 2008-2012 he wanted to be called by that name in tribute to his jersey number, 85.  Terrell Owens also played wide receiver in the NFL from 1996 to 2010 for 5 teams, starting with the San Francisco 49e...

Thanks in large part to investing apps like Robinhood, awareness of stock trading and investing has never been higher for the average person. But if you're interested in becoming a real, long-term investor, where do you start? That is the subject Vince tackles on today's episode of CFO at Home with Wall Street veteran and founder of Top Dollar, Josh Dudick. Key Topics  Josh's journey to Financial...

As much as we rightfully talk about topics like financial literacy, our problems with money are just as often caused by self sabotaging behaviors as by a lack of financial knowledge. On this episode of CFO at Home, Vince talks with author and founder of the Mind Muscles Academy Richard Friesen about this book, A Private Conversation with Money, what holds us back from doing the things we should do...

In our last episode we looked at the role that generational poverty has played in maintaining the Wealth Gap, and discussed some possible solutions. Today on CFO at Home, Vince and the founder of Raise Financial and Scholar Raise Welsey Belden discuss some of the root causes of wealth inequality, whether or not the system is "rigged" and the work Wesley's companies are doing to help level the play...

According to Forbes.com, The Federal Reserve reports that as of 2019 the median net worth of Americans based on educational level ranged from $21k for those having no high school diploma, to $309k for those with a college degree. Based on race and ethnicity, the range goes from $24k for black non-hispanics, to $189k for white, non-hispanics. For the next 2 episodes of CFO at Home, we're diving int...

On the last episode of CFO at Home we discussed a number of different ways to invest in Real Estate, both active and passive. In this episode, Vince and Whitney Elkins-Hutten, Director of Investor Education at Passiveinvesting.com discuss a popular form of passive Real Estate investing, Real Estate Syndications, which provide an opportunity to invest in large real estate projects that would otherw...

Mike Cavaggioni is a licensed Realtor-Associate, Financial Coach, Real Estate Investor, and host of the Average Joe Finances Podcast, a top 1% internationally ranked podcast. On this episode of CFO at Home, Mike and Vince discuss different methods of investing in real estate; Real Estate Syndications, House Hacking, Investing in Rental Properties, and more. Key Takeaways  Real Estate Syndication i...

Investopedia defines Financial Infidelity as when couples with combined finances lie to each other about money. Tracy Coenen is a renowned forensic accountant and the brains behind The Divorce Money Guide, a product that takes people step-by-step through the process of gathering and analyzing their financial documents to determine where and how much money is missing. On this episode of CFO at Home...