TK Dale Wealth Podcast

This marks our 100th episode!!!  October was an interesting month in the markets. It had a sharp rise followed by a sharp sell-off. It neared the U.S. presidential election and in this episode I talk about:

• Interest rates & your home
• Where's the jobs?
• US Election & stock market inflation???
• Covid-19 & stock market protecting your money

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This is a special episode of the TK Dale Wealth Podcast!  I'll be speaking with Michael Damazo, a member of the US Navy and a content creator that focuses on achieving financial freedom. 

Michael went from having $50,000 of debt to $750,000 of net worth in only 10 YEARS.  Once he took control of his own finances, he built up his platform on YouTube to help people in the same situation.  We talk actionable steps to identify your biggest spending waste (buying coffee may not be your biggest problem, despite what finance articles suggest) and to become the leader in your own life.

This episode is all about finding strategies that work for you and taking responsibility for the future you want to create.  It was great sharing experiences with someone who has also been in the military and speaking to a leader that is constantly helping others.  

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As if 2020 couldn’t get any crazier. The world was basically shut down due to a global pandemic, kids worldwide not attending in-person school, a hot button US election with the chances of the incumbent president likely to reject the results if he loses, and now the US President contracts COVID-19 along with the First Lady and many of his closest advisors.  All that and more, including their financial impacts, will be discussed in this episode, including:     

   - Stock market movements for September    
   - Disney recently laying off 28,000 furloughed employees    
   - Probability of the survival of restaurants

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A new school year starts up and change is in the air.  In this podcast, I give an overview of the major market moves of August and how this will have an effect on September's economy.  Key topics include COVID-19 and school re-opening, and how retail sales are affecting the markets.

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You may have heard of an all-in-one mortgage before and its ability to help you pay off your mortgage up to 15 years faster.  While this sounds like a great plan, it isn't right for everyone, and it's important to understand how it is set up before you open this type of account.

In this podcast, my Business Development Associate Niklas will be explaining the pros and cons of an all-in-one mortgage.  If this sounds like the account fro you, book a consultation with me at tkdale.com.

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COVID-19 has surprisingly been an incentive for many people to retire earlier than expected, but this raises an important question: what will happen to my benefits?  This podcast explores avenues for if your benefits extend into retirement or if they end with your employment, and also discusses retirement planning and the Manulife FollowMe plan.

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2020 has been flying by, and as we enter the second half of the year, this is a great time to review the systems that have and have not been working in your life.  As a Family CFO, my guiding principle is to monitor your finances like a business would, and that is exactly what a personal financial audit entails.

In this podcast, my summer intern Sabrina explains the key components of a financial system and how you can audit your own systems to optimize the rest of the year.

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Life is complicated and busy, but this is no reason for your finances to be pushed to the side.  By creating a financial plan, uncertainty can be eliminated and you can take active steps towards your goals.

In this podcast, my summer intern Sabrina talks about the benefits of creating a financial plan, both in the short and long term.

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When looking at finances, it is so easy to get bogged down in the details and look at our lives in segments.  We keep our savings separate from our checking account which is separate from our mortgage, but this actually prevents you from seeing your finances and financial plan holistically.  Ultimately, this keeps you from getting ahead.

In this podcast, I talk about the benefit of considering your finances like a business's general ledger and how to plan ahead for greater efficiency.

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We've come to expect that paying down mortgages means also paying high interest fees - but it doesn't have to be this way.  Traditional banking has all your bank accounts separated, creating a wide spread in the interest rates between savings accounts and loan accounts; it's no wonder we end up paying so much more. 

However, the All in One Bank Account puts all of your accounts together, keeping a competitive interest rate that lowers your mortgage faster and reduces your interest payments.  In this podcast I talk about how an All in One mortgage operates to help you pay off your mortgage faster while still giving you financial freedom. 

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To learn more, book a consultation at tkdale.com