Summary:
How do you make the Fed work for you instead of against you? Dr. Larry Marsh, professor of Economics at the University of Notre Dame, appears in this episode to discuss this topic. Drawing from the subject matter of his latest book, Optimal Money Flow, Dr. Marsh emphasizes the importance of being a long time player in the stock market—explaining how average yearly stock market growth factors into the profitability of ETFs over many years. Moreover, a mentality of frugality allows one to secure future financial stability rather than fleeting wins. Dr. Marsh highlights multiple key takeaways from his book, such as the appropriate level of government involvement within the broader economy and how to gauge investment decisions based on the circumstances. Tune in for more valuable insight, and use the link below to purchase a copy of Optimal Money Flow.

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