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Paul Larsen examines the actions of Stewardship and the mindset of Stewardism. Listen as he and Aaron Kolkman unpack the Stewardism at Work, and Leaving a Legacy.
A big picture summary of the cost of managing returns and risk! Listen to this episode designed to encourage investors towards a net return and analysis, not a fee analyis.
Learn about the various fee types, and methods of evaluating the cost of management, but also the net return and risk. Visit www.astewardsview.com for more.
Connecting total returns, risk management, and your goals. Don't miss this critical episode as Aaron Kolkman raises the conversation for investors - away from headlines and hype, and back to purpose-driven goal funding.
Aaron Kolkman weaves current events into the current global economic picture, and advocates for a single investment plan across accounts. Listen, learn, and leverage the perspective offered for investors!
Special guest Wendy Seelhoff offers stewardship perspective about your home as both a refuge and an asset. Listen for insightful market trends and key decision points, for both sellers and buyers.
Aaron Kolkman covers the basics to help you make clearer decisions as you optimize your income tax picture. Get a handle on the income tax plan associated with your investment plan, and start to think in terms of wealth accretion through multi-year tax planning.
Paul Larsen combines work, service, thriving and flourishing into a word: Stewardism. He proposes this mindset as a life approach designed to get more God, and to thereby live abundantly.
Multiple scripture references are given, and groundwork is laid for this important weekly series on living a life of Stewardism.
Special guest Paul Larsen summarizes a theology of work, articulates service, and helps remind us of Jesus' answer to who and how we serve.
Understand the merits of total return investing, and the important differences from dividend investing. Listen as Aaron Kolkman articulates caution about the risks of dividend investing, and the reasons that total return investing can be more conservative and consistent.
Aaron Kolkman returns to the basics and articulates the importance of consistent, total return investing for funding life goals.
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