You know that I like to use ETFs in my investing life, but ETFs are constantly being distorted in ways that they were never meant to be so. Defined Outcome ETFs are one such way that I wanted to share with you. If we know the types of investment products that we should avoid, we can be better suited to invest in things that we understand and that are most suitable for us in the long-term. Today, we will discuss:

1. What defined outcome ETFs are

2. The pros and cons of defined outcome ETFs

3. Whether or not defined outcome ETFs should be part of your portfolio

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I am consistently pushing you all toward the idea of financial freedom. I want you to have options. I want you to live your life in a way that you can decide what you want to do and not have the decision made for you by your lack of financial well-being. Ultimately, I want you to live a great life both while working and once you are retired. There are some distinct foundations of your investing life that can help you with the latter. Today, we will discuss: 3 KEYS TO RETIRING WITH MONEY:

1. Regular Saving/Investing

2. Proper Asset Allocation

3. Use of Suitable Account Types

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I believe in using the stock market to grow my wealth. It has long been a proven way to make returns. The problem that can arise with many taking this same view is that they take all of their money and put it in the stock market to grow. This is especially the case when rates of return on stable assets/accounts are so low as they are today. We need liquid cash to protect our financial lives, but this NEVER means that investing should be foregone. Today, we will discuss:

1. The problem with investing all your money

2. The need for a true emergency fund

3. Why having an emergency fund and investing aggressively are not mutually exclusive

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It is always difficult to pinpoint one thing that is the worst about a given set of nuanced actions. Very few things are as nuanced as your personal financial situation. Millennials, as a whole, have made some big mistakes, but many have learned to manage their money and build wealth prudently. The one mistake that I believe stands out more than the others that millennials make with their finances has truly long-term repercussions. If this mistake keeps being perpetuated in this generation and the ones to come, we are going to have a HARD time as a society. Tune in to find out what this mistake is and what it means for your financial future!

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For my 300th episode, I found it fitting for us to rehash the reason that I am here in the first place and the things that I am trying to get you to do to WIN in your financial life. The financial action plan is nothing fancy, new, or ridiculously wild, but it WILL help you win with money over the long-term. I want every one of you to have structure and organization in your financial life such that you can WIN with your money. Today, we will discuss the 9 parts of the financial action plan and why they are worth following.

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We all hate when the stock market drops by any significant amount. That is not a logical position to take as a young investor, but as one toward the end of the road, a market pullback can be the difference between retiring in style and barely hanging on in retirement. Losses to your portfolio early in retirement or right before you plan to retire can leave you with a withdrawal plan that may not be sustainable to maintain your principal amount, much less grow your money over time. I don‘t want this to be your fate, but we have to know how to combat it. Today, we will discuss:

1. How market corrections/pullbacks can hurt

2. How to mitigate the risk of an early retirement market correction

3. The importance of building a robust retirement with minimal expenses/debts

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Is it just me, or does everyone think that they are good enough stock-pickers to do it as a primary part of their investing process? Buying individual stocks is not for the faint of heart, nor is it for those who are not willing to put in the time to understand companies and the ways they can provide value to shareholders. I want you to make money in the stock market, but I don‘t want you to be disillusioned by the outcomes of picking your own stocks vs. index investing. Today, we will discuss:

1. The risk of single stocks

2. The pros and cons of single stocks

3. Where single stocks fit in your portfolio

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Unless you have been living under a rock, surely you have heard of NFTs. You may not necessarily understand what they are, but you know they exist and that they are all the rage. These digital collectibles really shot onto the scene during the pandemic with the rise in cryptocurrency popularity. Many people are looking at these as great investments, but I have a word or two on the topic that may change your mind. Today, we will discuss:

1. What NFTs are

2. Why NFTs are NOT investments

3. Why buying NFTs may still be a good speculative endeavor

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Americans have long had the problem of spending money that they do not have. This has come in many different ways, shapes, and forms over time. One of the most popular nowadays is the buy now, pay later programs. In a similar way to credit cards, you get to defer payment on purchases to the future, but via a down payment and installment plan. This is just another type of debt waiting to take your cash flow! Today, we will discuss:

1. What buy now, pay later (BNPL) is

2. Why BNPL is a bad idea

3. How to avoid buy now, pay later

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Here we go again. It seems everyday now there is a new bit of information coming out about the new tax plan being pushed by congress and the Biden administration. Love it or hate it, there are some real steps that may eventually lead to our investing lives changing forever. The newest installment is the push to take away one of the tax advantages that ETFs possess, which leads to lower realized capital gains by the investor than in an equivalent mutual fund. This, again, is pushed as a means to tax the rich, which it will, but they are not the only ones who will be on the hook if this passes. Today, we will discuss:

1. What ETFs are

2. How Congress is trying to decrease their tax-efficiency

3. Why I believe this to be a bad idea, overall

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