Financial Pathway

Unpacking a list of the top 20 mistakes investors make and how you can avoid them.

A conversation with Dan Murray of ⁠TheMinistryBooks.com⁠ and Fred Murray of Southern Hills Church in Las Vegas, Nevada.

A conversation with Dan Murray of TheMinistryBooks.com and Fred Murray of Southern Hills Church in Las Vegas, Nevada.

- Federal Reserve signals it's ready to start cutting interest rates soon

- New real estate commission rules just went into affect, what does it mean for buyers/sellers?

- How famous athletes and celebrities get financially duped

- Chick Fil A launching steaming service focused on "family-friendly" entertainment

You've got Social Security questions, and I've got Social Security answers!
Today we're covering important aspects of Social Security that you need to know:
1. How is SS calculated?
2. What benefits are included in SS (more than you probably thought)?
3. When should I start claiming SS?
4. SS claiming strategies that often get overlooked

Retirees have two massive challenges when entering retirement: nobody knows how long they'll live and nobody knows what the market will do in the short term. So what's the best strategy for spending your nest egg?

Is an annuity a good way to generate passive guaranteed income in retirement? In today's episode we break down what an annuity is, the major downsides of owning an annuity, and why an annuity might still be a good solution in some cases.

Can you guess what the best-performing stock of all time is? What happens when you give people $1000/mo for free? France's new left-wing party won the election and wants to tax the wealthy at 90%. Southwest is finally abandoning open-seating.

Last year, Josh and Emily Hall fulfilled their dream of living abroad in Europe for 9 months. They managed to do it all without selling their house or quitting their jobs, and they only ended up spending $15,000 more during those 9 months than they would have back home in North Carolina!
We talk about the highlights of their trip as well as the challenges (like getting stuck in Israel during the October 7 attack!), and how this experience shaped their view of money and its role in their lives.

Last year, Josh and Emily Hall fulfilled their dream of living abroad in Europe for 9 months. They managed to do it all without selling their house or quitting their jobs, and they only ended up spending $15,000 more during those 9 months than they would have back home in North Carolina!
We talk about the highlights of their trip as well as the challenges (like getting stuck in Israel during the October 7 attack!), and how this experience shaped their view of money and its role in their lives.