With all of the data that is available to determine financial prosperity, it’s easy to overlook the factors that really make life truly prosperous. Perhaps it’s time to look beyond the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and focus more on our General Well-Being (GWB). In this episode, Jason encourages you to step away from the markets, your statements, and your financial plan long enough to give some much needed attention to your life plan. There’s more to a life well-lived than just accumulating wealth.

Market declines are not surprising events – they’re reoccurring events. If you prepare yourself for them in advance, you can get through them much better. In today's episode, Jason shares 5 proven tips he's used to help people survive even the worst of bear markets and keep their peace when everything seems to be falling apart. If you're concerned that the stock market may be headed down again soon, these strategies may be just what you need to hear.

One of the world’s oldest investments has been getting a lot of attention lately. And that’s gold. Of course, gold is very appealing to look at and it’s pretty easy to envision gold is a status of wealth and power. Plus, gold has been recognized as currency around the world for thousands of years. But, even with all of its desirability and the publicity it's be getting again lately, is gold something that’s worth adding to your portfolio? See what Jason has to say about that in today's episode.

Everybody knows that to have more options and security in life you have to set some of your money aside in savings. But, do you know if you're a "save to save" family or a "save to spend" family? Learn the difference in this episode as Jason explains how to recognize and use your saving habits to your advantage. He'll show you how something as simple as a tin can can reveal a lot about your financial future.

Unfortunately, there's often a big difference between investment performance and investor performance. And the cause of this difference is usually related to human behavior - making the wrong choices at the wrong times or simply making too many choices too often.

Learn from the untold story of Lester Moore how to become a better investor by making better investment decisions. Your future is too important to leave anything to chance.

Most people are taking way more risk than they need to with their savings. Whether it’s because of greed or just because they were unaware of what’s really going on with their savings, the average person usually doesn’t realize how much risk is involved in their approach until it’s too late and they’ve lost a fortune. In this episode, Jason will help you look at not only how successful you’ve been, but also at how much risk you’ve been taking to get here. Do you feel lucky?

Everybody knows you're supposed to save for college and save for retirement. But what most people don't know is that the conventional way people are taught to save for college can actually hurt their chances to receive the best financial aid awards. In this episode, Jason shares insights on which college savings account is best so you can make the right choices for your family. If planning for college is on your list of financial goals, this episode is for you!

Very few people are confident about investing any more, especially after the big, prolonged run up we’ve had in the financial markets. And yet their desire to grow their savings and increase their income keeps bringing them back. Understanding what Jason covers in this podcast episode about how to get the most from your investments without the risks can take you a long way toward building lasting wealth. If you're concerned about losing what you've worked so hard to save, this episode is for you!

How many times have you thought about what life will be like when you don’t have to work for a living? For previous generations being retired meant having the freedom to live a life filled with joy, pleasure, and the time to do all the things you weren’t able to do during your working years, but in this episode, Jason shows you why taking that approach is extremely risky. learn better ways to build a plan that not only protects your future but also allows you to enjoy more of the present as you go.

Many people rightly view debt as the enemy of building wealth, but is there a time that someone should consider using debt as a part of their financial game plan? You may be surprised to learn that the answer is actually yes. There are ways you can use debt wisely, and in this episode, Jason shares with you how to understand the difference between smart debt and dumb debt.