You’ve Been Lied To (Millionaires Expose The Truth About Wealth)
The Money Guy Show video dismantles seven common myths about wealth, revealing that most millionaires are self‑made and that happiness isn’t bought with money. It shows that high salaries aren’t required for wealth; disciplined, long‑term investing and sound financial habits matter more. The hosts present a simple formula for building wealth and provide free tools to gauge progress. Their insights aim to reshape how viewers approach retirement planning, personal finance, and financial independence.
Is SpaceX Coming for Your Portfolio?
SpaceX is set to IPO on the Nasdaq this Friday with expectations of a near-trillion-dollar market capitalization, potentially making it the largest public offering in history. The video warns that the massive capital demand for the IPO—estimated around $75 billion—will...
The Fun Account Is an Interesting Way to Protect You From Yourself
The speaker describes the 'fun account' concept as a behavioral financial tool: allocate a small portion of your portfolio—suggested 10%—for speculative, high-risk activities like trading, crypto, or options. This sidecar allows investors to satisfy the urge to act without jeopardizing...
I Tried to Cut My Taxes Like a Billionaire | Explainomics
The video investigates how the ultra‑wealthy keep their effective tax rates dramatically lower than average earners and asks whether ordinary taxpayers can adopt similar tactics. It begins with a UC‑Berkeley study showing the top 400 Americans pay only 1.3% on...
New INFLATION Data Shocks Wall St. (This Is Crazy)
U.S. producer prices surged far above expectations in May, with PPI rising 1.1% month-over-month and 6.5% year-over-year, widening the gap with yesterday’s 4.2% CPI and signaling input-cost pressure on firms. The host warned the divergence likely reflects squeezed corporate margins...
Morley Conn: How Canadian ETFs Actually Work | Rational Reminder 413
The Rational Reminder episode dives deep into the mechanics of Canadian exchange‑traded funds, outlining the roles of issuers, custodians, market makers, and authorized participants that keep the ecosystem running. Morley Conn explains how the creation‑redemption process—either in‑kind basket swaps or...
How to Invest Through Booms, Busts & Bubbles (W/ Ben Carlson)
The episode of Stock Club features Ben Carlson, author of Risk and Reward, discussing how investors can navigate booms, busts and bubbles. Carlson frames his advice around the timeless challenge of balancing risk and reward across different market environments. He emphasizes...
The 5 Stages of Building Wealth
The episode frames wealth creation as a five‑stage construction project, comparing a solid home to a sustainable financial portfolio. Host Gino Barbaro walks listeners through foundation, framing, windows‑and‑roof, mechanical systems, and landscaping, emphasizing that each step must be completed before...
Let’s Talk Money | How To Choose The Hybrid SIF? | N18V | CNBC TV18
Asset managers are marketing distinct hybrid SIF (systematic investment fund) brands—Altiva (Edelweiss), Magnum (SBI), ICIF (ICICI Prudential), Q SIF (Quant), and others—that fall under the same long-short hybrid category but operate very differently. Altiva, the largest, combines 10–20% open equity...
'Massive CRISIS in Markets' But SILVER To 'Over $300, Very Quickly': Matthew Piepenburg
Matthew Piepenburg warns the real risk to global markets is a snapping bond market rather than equity froth, arguing rising sovereign yields and a retreat from government debt are creating a broad liquidity crisis. He says central pillars of modern...
4 Warning Signs of A Financial Disaster
The video outlines four warning signs that precede financial disaster: late mortgage payments, borrowing from retirement accounts, taking hardship withdrawals from retirement funds, and overdrawing checking accounts. Each warning sign is explained with prevalence data from FINRA, the immediate costs...
Summer Tax Savings You'll Miss by December
Tax planning opportunities often arise in summer but are frequently overlooked until year-end, costing business owners deductible savings. Key strategies include legitimately hiring children (ages 7–17) to shift income into lower tax brackets and enable Roth IRA contributions, and documenting...
Why Former Team GB Boxer Delicious Orie Traded His Gloves for the World of Finance | MoneyWeek Talks
Former Team GB boxer Delicious Orie, a Commonwealth gold‑medalist and Olympian, walked away from a promising professional boxing career to become a qualified financial adviser. The MoneyWeek Talks interview traces his journey from picking up gloves at 18, earning...
The Biggest Mistake Income Investors Can Make
Justin, a fixed-income veteran, warns that income investors often overemphasize past performance when assessing bond funds. He argues that unlike equities, fixed-income returns are driven primarily by the income stream captured in the fund’s yield-to-maturity, which more reliably indicates expected...
Kathleen Rehl: Helping Widows and the Advisors Who Serve Them
Kathleen Rehl, a CFP who became widowed, now focuses on advising widows and the financial professionals who serve them, drawing on personal experience and research to highlight gaps in planning and support. She warns that many retirement plans assume two...