Wealth Redefined®

Health insurance is really important. But it can also be really confusing. We are joined by health insurance expert, Matthew Allen who walks us through all the options available to us and how to evaluate each one to find the best fit for you.

Big companies usually offer 401(k) plans as a standard practice. But many small businesses do not because they aren't clear on the benefits or why it matters. We are joined by Nicolle Willson, JD, CFP, C(k)P, and head of the Retirement Consulting department at Guideline to explain why a small business might want to consider setting up a 401(k) plan and how easy it can be.

You have auto & home insurance questions? We've got answers. We're joined by Ashe Abebe, friend of the show and independent insurance agent to talk through top 10 questions about auto & home insurance.

Life insurance is important for many people but it's easy to overlook a few common details that can lead to problems later on. We are joined today by Mark Maurer, CEO of LLIS which has been providing high touch, high tech insurance services since 1992. Life insurance is important for many people but it's easy to overlook a few common details that can lead to problems later on. We are joined today...

Has your friend been bragging about how well their investment account is doing while you aren't seeing the same results?

Tyrone Ross, Director of Community at Altruist, joins the podcast for an incredible conversation about the changing landscape of the financial industry, how technology is making it easier to get financial advice, what's broken about the industry, and how Altruist is leveling the playing field.

There are a number of popular "lazy" portfolios published, such as the All Weather Portfolio or the Permanent Portfolio. Why do these exist and what's the benefit? Michael is joined by his XYPN Mastermind Group to discuss this.

July is a good time to consider rebalancing your 401(k) and investment accounts. We'll discuss the ins and outs on today's episode.

How healthy is your emergency fund? How big should it be? Where should you put it? We talk through these questions and more.

Do you feel limited by your beliefs about money? Do you feel there is something holding you back from earning the income you deserve? We talk with money mindset expert, Gull Khan about how how to overcome your limiting beliefs about money.

Thinking of launching an online course or product? Following a process can make the journey a bit easier.

A call to action to help me spread the word about YNAB for Good.

Did you know that statistically, 1 in 4 people are likely to become disabled for more than 12 months at some point in their lives? Join us as we sit down with insurance expert, Ashe Abebe to discuss disability insurance and how it works.

A lot of us struggle with productivity. Being able to get things done is a pretty clear competitive advantage when it comes to money. If you are productive, you are potentially more likely to increase your wealth because you can simply get more done which leads to success in business, work, running your household, and pretty much every area in life.

Michael's financial advisor mastermind group tackles your most common financial questions in a lively round table format. Everything from tackling debt to student loans to college funding to investing and more.

Professional journalist and copywriter Matthew Brennan joins us today to have a conversation about balancing work, life, and productivity in the pandemic.

A timely roundup of money-related updates in the current pandemic.

There are a few issues that trip up small business owners over and over. We will discuss these areas and how to avoid painful situations down the road.

We're all dealing with increased stress right now, financially and with life in general. In this episode, we talk with Nurse Practitioner and wellness expert Kristin Oja, founder of Stat Wellness, to talk through some ways to manage stress.

You're probably seeing lots of ads and promotions on trading stocks and "getting into" investing right now. Don't give in to the hype.

The CARES Act allows the forbearance of mortgage payments due to financial hardship due to the COVID-19 emergency. Here's how to find out if you qualify and how to request it.

The CARES Act was signed into law on March 27, 2020. There's a lot to unpack for both individuals and small businesses. We'll talk through the key provisions and what it means for you.

I was going to do a big series on budgeting but I haven't gotten around to it so we're going to do a crash course right now. Because we need it right now.

Many people have questions about what to do during scary market conditions like we are experiencing now. We’ll discuss some real questions asked by listeners in today’s episode.

Want to know what I'm doing with my money right now in the midst of COVID-19 and the stock market dips? Listen in to find out.