Financial Freedom Podcast

Many people trying to maintain financial independence and freedom find themselves cash poor, but asset rich. They need more money in the bank, but have loads of equity in their home. Problem is, they don't want to sell the home to liquidate the equity; they want to continue living it.

As my guest in this episode would say: "Reverse mortgage to the rescue!" To bust the ...

A lot of financial advice assumes you're building wealth to pass on to your kids. But what if that's not your path? About 25% of Americans are childless by choice or circumstance, and the financial system largely wasn't built for them.

That's why in this episode of the podcast I talk with Certified Financial Planner Bri Conn about what the financial landscape actually ...

One place inflation has really hit hard in the last two years or so is food. Going to the grocery store has become very expensive, and feeding the family has become quite a struggle.

That's why in this episode of the podcast I talked with Andy Ellwood, who has brought technology to bear to help people find the best deals on food through his AI platform.

In this ...

A lot of people who could benefit from working with a financial advisor never do — and often it's because of myths and misconceptions about who financial advisors are, what they do, and who they're really for.

That's why in this episode of the podcast, I spoke with Farrel Liger, a man who's spent his career on both sides of that relationship, and can dispel tho...

People turning 65 have a lot of important decisions to make. Do they apply for Social Security, or do they wait until they're older? When do they apply for Medicare, what are the differences between A, B, C, and D, and which ones are right for them?

To answer these questions, I talked with Retirement Management Advisor Marcia Mantell to provide some guidance to those h...