How often should you invest? Weekly, monthly, or only when the market drops? This is one of the most common questions new investors ask — and the answer can make a big difference in your long-term results.

In this episode of The Infinite Income Podcast, we break down the simple rule beginners should follow and explain why consistency matters more than timing the market. You’ll learn how regular investing builds momentum, how dollar-cost averaging works, and why waiting for the “perfect moment” can slow your progress.

We also discuss:

If you’re looking for a straightforward approach to building wealth without overthinking every move, this episode gives you a simple strategy you can start using today.

This episode is part of our Beginner Investing Series — designed to help you move from confusion to confidence, one step at a time.

If you're new to investing, one of the biggest questions isn't whether to invest — it's where your money should go first. Should you build an emergency fund? Pay off debt? Start investing right away? Open a retirement account?

In this episode of The Infinite Income Podcast, we break down a simple, step-by-step priority guide designed specifically for beginners. You'll learn how to structure your finances in the right order so you can avoid costly mistakes and build wealth with confidence.

We walk through:

If you've ever felt stuck trying to decide what to do first with your money, this episode gives you a clear roadmap to follow.

This is part of our Beginner Investing Series — designed to help you move from confusion to confidence, one step at a time.

If you’re new to investing, one question comes up again and again:

“How much should I actually be investing?”

Should it be $100 a month?

In this episode of The Infinite Income Podcast, George Mayfield (The Dividend Doctor) and Autumn Bennett break down one of the most common questions beginner investors struggle with.

Instead of focusing on a perfect percentage, they explain why consistency matters far more than the starting amount. You'll learn how small monthly contributions can grow into significant wealth over time, how automation makes investing easier, and why increasing your investments as your income grows can dramatically accelerate your financial future.

They also share a powerful bonus strategy for turning raises and promotions into long-term wealth without sacrificing lifestyle.

If you're just getting started on your investing journey, this episode will help you simplify the process and focus on what really matters.

Sometimes the hardest part of investing is simply knowing where to begin. This episode will help you take that first step.

What should you do when the market suddenly drops?

For many new investors, the first market crash is a defining moment. Headlines turn negative, portfolios turn red, and emotions start taking over. The instinct to sell, panic, or “wait until things settle down” can feel overwhelming.

In this episode of The Infinite Income Podcast, George Mayfield and Autumn Bennett break down what beginners should actually do when markets fall. More importantly, they explain why downturns are not just normal—they’re a critical part of long-term investing success.

If you’re building your first portfolio, learning how to handle your first market downturn may be the most important investing lesson you ever learn.

Because in the long run, the market doesn’t reward the smartest investors.

It rewards the ones who stay invested.

You opened your account. You invested your first $1,000. Now what?

In this episode of The Infinite Income Podcast, George Mayfield and Autumn Bennett walk you through how to build your first real investment portfolio — without overthinking it.

We break down:

This episode is about structure, discipline, and clarity. Because building wealth isn’t about chasing the “best” investment — it’s about combining the right roles and staying consistent long enough for compounding to work.

If you’re ready to move from “getting started” to “building something that lasts,” this is your next step toward Infinite Income.

If you had $1,000 sitting in your bank account right now… would you actually know what to do with it?

In this episode of The Infinite Income Podcast, George Mayfield and Autumn Bennett break down a simple, step-by-step blueprint for beginner investors. No hype. No complicated strategies. Just clear action.

You’ll learn:

This episode is for anyone who’s starting from zero, starting over, or tired of overthinking investing. The goal isn’t perfection — it’s participation.

If you’re ready to move from hesitation to action, this is your next step toward building Infinite Income.

If I could sit down with my younger self and talk investing, this is exactly what I’d say.

In this episode of The Infinite Income Podcast, George Mayfield—The Dividend Doctor—and Autumn Bennett break down the most important investing lessons most people only learn after years of trial, error, and costly mistakes.

This episode is designed for beginners and late starters who want clarity, confidence, and a simple path forward—without the noise, hype, or confusion.

We cover:

Why time in the market matters more than perfect timing

How starting simple builds confidence and consistency

The difference between smart risk and dangerous ignorance

Why dividends play a bigger role than most investors realize

How behavior—not strategy—often determines success

And why chasing every “next big thing” quietly destroys compounding

Plus, George shares a powerful bonus tip that can change how you define investing success altogether.

Whether you’re just getting started or resetting your approach, this episode will help you avoid common traps and stay focused on what truly builds long-term wealth.

This episode explores whether AI can sustain the 2026 bull market, breaking down the real rally drivers, the risks investors are overlooking, and the key indicators to follow this year.

Hosts George Mayfield and Autumn Bennett cover inflation, interest rates, consumer behavior, housing trends, global opportunities, and which companies are turning AI into real productivity gains.

Heading into 2026 the economy looks steadier: inflation has cooled but remains a factor, interest rates should ease gradually, and housing is likely to thaw rather than crash. Consumers are spending more intentionally, and AI is becoming a structural productivity force.

For investors, the year favors quality—companies with strong balance sheets, sustainable dividends, and real AI-driven earnings. Focus on practical signals, not headlines or hype.

Gold is hitting all‑time highs, fueled by a weaker dollar and aggressive central‑bank buying. That surge has a lot of investors—especially retirees—asking the same question: Did I miss my window?

In this episode, we break down what gold really is in a portfolio: not a growth engine, but a form of financial insurance. You’ll learn how to think about gold’s role, how much exposure makes sense, and why chasing price spikes is rarely the right move.

If you’ve been wondering whether gold still belongs in your retirement strategy, this episode gives you the clarity you need.