Creating Richer Lives

Financial literacy is lacking in this country. Unfortunately, it's not getting taught in most of the schools. On this podcast, Karl Eggerss gives a money 101 lesson to young adults. If you have a child or grandchild, this is the podcast for them.

The Covid Crash was one year ago. What did you learn? What would you have done different? On this podcast, Karl discusses the tremendous change in the market we've experienced in just one year.

On this podcast, Karl explains what NFTs are and how they work. Non fungible tokens are becoming very popular. This new technology is growing in popularity and could be coming to your portfolio.

While we don't want to think about it, it's inevitable. Our mortality. The responsible thing to do is start planning today. On this podcast, the discussion revolves around practical steps you can take today to make sure your family is provided for regarding household finances.

Our education system in the United States is rapidly changing. On this podcast, Karl welcomes guest Oliver Norman, CFP to discuss how we should be thinking about education for our kids and grandkids and the best ways to fund it.

On this special podcast, many in Texas were hit with power outages and had no water due to the winter blizzard and freezing temperatures. Karl explains some various ways to prepare for just these types of situations.

We get the questions about rising inflation alot. On this episode, Karl welcomes Justin Pawl, CIO of Covenant to discuss inflation and potential implications for your portfolio.

On this week's podcast, Karl welcomes Clint Fiore, CEO of Texas Business Buyers. Clint tells us this is one of the best times ever to buy OR sell a company due to several factors.

Did the little guy finally win against the big bad hedge funds? Perhaps this week they did. On this week's podcast, Karl explains what happened with Gamestop and many others this week and how the short sellers got squeezed.

There are some signs that speculation is rising in the stock market and it's starting to look like 1999. What's it mean for you and your portfolio? Karl explains.