Making mistakes is never fun. Tune in as David, Matt, and Justin break down 6 ways investors can help avoid making costly mistakes.

It is easy to become preoccupied with the day-to-day details of running a business. Today the crew covers all the important things you don't want to forget.

As the new year approaches, David and Matt break down ways you can set yourself up for a better chance at finding success in achieving your financial goals.

No matter your age or dollar amount, David and Matt walk through ways you can improve your financial situation by being a savvy investor.

On this episode of the True Wealth show, David and Matt throw 'feelings' out the window and get down to business in addressing debt, the stock market and everything in-between. This is a no frills, no holds barred conversation you wont want to miss.

As investors, we need to approach the market with common sense and logic. If we stick to tried and true tactics, we can lessen the chance of making big mistakes. What are some ways to invest with confidence and intelligence? Tune in as Littlejohn Financial spells out what it takes to be a savvy investor.

As the markets move around and interest rates are in limbo, David and Matt look at all of the conflicting news articles and try to use data to make educated predictions as to what the likely outcomes are from here. Is now the time to buy equities, bonds or fixed income products? Though we might not know with certainty, the evidence suggests...

What do insurance companies have in common with the stock market? David and Matt break down how the risk metrics have changed and how the stock market has repriced risk.

David and Justin explain the significance of the election results and the new law, as well as what it means for investors like you.

The definition of insanity is to keep doing the same thing over and over again yet expecting a different result. David and Matt have a field day talking politics in the lead-up to the vote tally. How will the market react and what do these elections mean for investors?