In this episode, Joe discusses why cash is so important in retirement, and how it can actually increase your rate of return. He also discusses which investments are truly liquid in retirement vs which ones are perceived to be liquid.

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In this episode, Michael begins detailing the intricacies of life after turning in your keys... retirement. What should you consider after you've turned them in? What about when you're getting close to turning them in? And what if you're still years or decades away?

4 Rules to Retirement Planning

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Michael discusses the top 5 financial to dos for operators to accomplish when they are selected or within their first 12 months of being an operator
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This week, Joe discusses real estate investing. Is it right for you?

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Michael continues to see more and more articles that are mentioning 'Stagflation.' What is Stagflation? Should you be concerned? How should you build your portfolio to deal with it?

Joe discusses a common question from clients 'Is the market too high to invest right now?'.

He also discusses price to earnings ratios and earnings per share for historical context on where markets are today

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Joe and Michael discuss Olive Harbor and why they branded a new business specifically for CFA operators.
Also - They discuss the difference in financial advisors and why operators continue coming to them for questions around business planning

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Michael and Joe discuss the 3 things to make a retention strategy great : Deferral, emotional impact, simplicity.
Also - They discuss a great strategy that maximizes FCR and tax deductions to create a great retention bonus plan for your top team members

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Michael and Joe DeLisi discuss a business owners most important asset and the difference between performance incentives and retention incentives.

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Michael discusses the impacts that elections have had on markets and investing.
Does a Republican or Democrat president have better historical performance in the stock market?
What should we do if our 'side' doesn't win?
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