The Van Wie Financial Hour (Presented by Strivus Wealth Partners)

Finally some green on the screens in a very volatile week that saw Russia launch a full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Adam and Steve discuss geopolitical events around the world, what the Fed's next move will be, and other events in these crazy times. 

A caller wants to know what market force has the most effect on mortgage rates as rent prices rise. Steve and Adam talk about how there seems to be no end in sight for inflation, and gas prices show how that history repeats itself.

Inflation is still the hot topic this week and one caller wants to know why grocery stores, Publix specifically, don't publish their inflation numbers to the public. Other sectors' inflation is also discussed, wondering if the reporting is accurate or "adjusted".

The Van Wie Financial hour celebrates eight years on the air and reminisces on the very first episode. Hot topics this week include a conversation with Nick Howland, the google stock split, the jobs report, and the potential interest rate increase.

The age of volatility has returned and while we braced for another bad ending week, Friday turned it around. Adam and Steve discuss updates to Social Security and Medicare and a wealth gap in the ROTH IRAs. We were reminded of a quote that fits the current environment from Benjamin Franklin - "Those who would give up essential liberty, to purchase a little temporary safety, deserve neither li...

Before getting into the latest on the market, Adam and Steve answer a caller's question pointing out how the market is reacting to earnings. Steve makes use of the NASDAQ's correction for his trivia question.

Adam and Steve dive into inflation and how it is affecting the market, and in turn us. Bitcoin is still a hot topic and is featured in the weekly trivia question. Steve has some worries about the ROTH IRA and they discuss those concerns. 

After a two-week break, The Van Wie Financial Hour is back! Adam brings us up to date on the market and they discuss a strange jobs report. A caller wants to know if interest rates will be impacted by the fed as we enter the summer months or if they will remain the same.

As 2021 comes to an end, the Van Wie Financial Hour hosts its last show for the year. Steve's trivia question brings to light America's innovation and Adam fascinates us with another American millionaire.

This week, callers wanted to know Adam and Steve's thoughts about 2022 and the possibility bombing of Iran, why Comcast is falling, and if north Florida really deserves all the investment attention it is getting. 

Today, Adam and Steve go over the latest jobs report and what it really means. Steve poses a trivia question around Social Security that is accompanied by updated information on the system. We also get a look at the changes to the Fair Debt Collection Practices as collectors can now reach out to you on social media.

Van Wie Financial hopes everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving! Adam tells us the tale of another self-made millionaire and Steve gives us a few year-end financial housekeeping tips.

Adam brings us the latest news on the market and reminds us that the Dow Jones is not always the best indicator for market health. Steve stumps callers with his weekly trivia question featuring the price of turkey while educating us on buying dividends.

Questions were raised about Johnson & Johnson's announcement last week and what it could mean for investors. Steve updates us on the goings-on with Medicare while inflation is still a hot topic for our financial gurus.

Tune in for the latest from the gurus of finance as they make finance easier to understand one episode at a time! Adam updates us about the increase in wages for restaurant employees while Steve boggles the mind with his weekly trivia question!

Adam and Steve are live every Saturday at 10 AM ET, talking about the finance industry and helping people one show at a time. A few callers ask some good questions such as, how did you get into finance, and what is a SPAC? Tune in to hear the answers and much more!

This week, supply and demand are the hot topics and how inflation is making it worse. Callers ask about fracking and Chinese real estate while Adam brings us another self-made millionaire.

The Van Wie Financial hour brings us the latest on inflation, whether it be obvious or subtle! This week a caller wants to know if the logistics problem is driven by politics, the lack of drivers, the lack of workers at the ports, or something else.

Adam and Steve bring us the latest news on the market and update us on the jobs report. A caller wants to know about the proposed spending/tax bill and where to learn more while Adam shares another "Who Am I?".

Adam and Steve welcome two guests for this week's show to talk about a different side of finance. Adam is on-site in Ohio with Craig Beachler & Nick DiBlasi at Juno DTS LLC, a manufacturing company.  Nick explains how he became the co-founder of Juno DTS LLC and how he and Craig obtained venture capital to get Juno DTS up and running during the Covid pandemic.

Adam and Steve pose an interesting trivia question that gets the listeners calling in! Some want to know about building portfolios, timing the market, bitcoin mining, and if the wash rule affects IRA’s or Roth IRA’s RMDs. Everyone takes a stab at the trivia, but the answer will surprise you.

Steve tells us where to find up to 3 billion dollars of missing money from accounts that you might have forgotten. They also discuss the Consumer Price index, or CPI for short, and how it is manipulated, and where to get more realistic numbers.

On the 20th anniversary of 9/11, Adam and Steve have an abundance of callers sharing their memories of that day and asking questions about CEFs.

Adam and Steve bring us the latest on financial and economic changes. Steve brings it home from his prediction last week on the jobs report, while Adam highlights just how much a sold-out football stadium helps the local economy.

Tune in this week and hear Adam's response from his interview with First Coast News! A caller wants to know if he should get pre-approved from a bank or talk to a realtor first when buying a house.