Two years ago only 15% of Coca-Cola‘s revenue came from its lines outside of traditional soda…Today that number is up to 25%. Coke continues to transition into a highly diversified beverage company around the globe. They sell more than 800 beverages in the US alone, including 250 low and no calorie options.

Caller questions include, utilizing dividend reinvest, shifting to a Roth, when to take Social Security, and what to do after being “rightsized” in your 60s.

With Face App going viral this past week, Americans are facing a visual old age like never before. But what’s “old“...is the entire system in America that says you’re old when you hit 65. That couldn’t be further from the truth. Happy retirees still feel young inside no matter what their age. Caller question include, “Should I do a Roth conversion, and how should I invest extra money in my late 50s?”

On this episode of MM Wes travels to Vancouver British Columbia for a sit down with digital marketing guru Dan Lok to discuss his quest to go beyond money and find significance. The latter part of this episode features the beginning of the interview while the rest can be heard exclusively on the Wes Moss Money Matters podcast channel. The beginning two thirds of this podcast feature caller questions on a wide variety of investment and financial planning related topics

In this Money Matters Podcast Special, I sat down with self-made millionaire, Dan Lok, to discuss the business tips and social media strategies that have led him to financial success. Dan has taught men and women from 130+ countries to develop high-income skills, unlock true financial confidence and master their financial destinies. In this interview we dig into what inspired him as he began his enrepreneurial journey, and how his motivations have shifted over time.

July 2019 marks the longest economic expansion in US history at 121 months. But it is also the slowest recovery and shallowest recovery we have seen in history. This episode of MM discusses how the plowhorse economy can continue...Caller questions include when to take Social Security, and is buying long-term care through an annuity a good deal?

A multitopic MM that covers current the trade dispute with China, how a couple in their early 60s is thinking about reducing portfolio risk, and understanding where we are in the stock market volatility cycle. Caller questions include how to pay for a new home, a lump sum versus pension calculation, and how to pay for renovations in S.W. Atlanta.

A multitopic MM that covers current the trade dispute with China, how a couple in their early 60s is thinking about reducing portfolio risk, and understanding where we are in the stock market volatility cycle. Caller questions include how to pay for a new home, a lump sum versus pension calculation, and how to pay for renovations in S.W. Atlanta.

With the stock market knocking on an all-time high in 2019, financial headlines still suggest dark clouds on the horizon. On this episode of MM Wes discusses economic events per decade starting in the 1970s to understand the challenges and pain we have overcome in America to create massive wealth and progress. Caller questions include the inheritance of $1 million, HELOC rates, and when to take a pension.

This week on Money Matters Wes answers questions from people like Gene asking about putting her savings in CDs based on her time horizon, and Paul who’s concerned about Apple stock when we have a potential trade war with China. Wes also speaks with a caller about the value of hiring a financial advisor. In the second hour of the show, Wes hosts Atlanta’s celebrity chef, Kevin Rathbun, on the show to talk about his entrepreneurial journey. This is not an episode you’ll want to miss!

Wes recently had the pleasure of interviewing one of his all-time favorite chefs, Kevin Rathbun, about his entrepreneurial and money adventures. Kevin has opened several world-renowned restaurants in the Atlanta area, but he didn't just jump straight into success. Listen as Wes and Kevin unpack what it takes to run a successful restaurant empire.