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Tune in on today's episode, where we talk about another investing tool to help you make more money.

It is no surprise that there is a relationship between mental health decline and financial strain.  In this episode, we shed light on why this topic is essential and what people can do to ensure their mental health isn't suffering on the quest to make money/be financially free. 

People always forget that great stocks had humble beginnings; in today's episode, we share stocks that are less than 100 dollars and could potentially yield exceptional returns

In today's episode, we debunk popular myths about investing and everything in between. With facts, listeners get to understand how investing works. 

Credit Cards can literally make or break you financially; in today's episode, we connect investing to credit cards and how credit cards help you achieve financial freedom if utilized wisely. 

Another quarter, another market crash prediction. This episode will dive into why the market is not honoring the historic seasonalities we are used to, impending crash talks, and how to capitalize in this volatile market. 

"  A home is the best investment you'll ever make" However, some people argue otherwise because if your home is not a rental property, there is no direct cash inflow to keep up with inflation. In today's episode, we discuss if your home is truly an asset and how to ensure it doesn't become a liability. 

Budgeting is essential for anyone who hopes to achieve financial stability; in this podcast, we discuss how budgeting can be a necessary tool you can use to achieve financial freedom

Bitcoin has shown tremendous strength, but not everyone can afford $30k+ to invest in bitcoin. In today's episode, we share some stocks that have great exposure/correlation to bitcoin, which means that if bitcoin is successful, it will do really well. 

Chinese stocks on wall street went crazy due to increased regulations, restrictions, and bans coming out of Beijing. Currently, investors are scrambling on what to do to mitigate these losses. Could these losses affect smaller investors? And what should we do to protect ourselves?