Wealth Talks

Constellation is in the process of a deal with Ohio National, a change which would turn Ohio National from a mutual company to a stock held company. How will this change their policies? Should you keep your existing Ohio National policies?

Today on Wealth Talks, Tom and John bring you some important points on what you want to know about Ohio National and the upcoming changes.

What does "paying up" a policy mean? Is it a good thing? What about using a term rider instead? What does FPUA mean?

Listen in as Tom and John answer these questions and discuss some things you'll want to be aware of if you plan on "paying up" your policy.

Some people thrive in the spotlight of competition, while others feel threatened. Competition is often seen as a negative thing, but truly fair competition understood in the right spirit can be a great blessing especially as a long-term strategy.

The attitude with which we approach this subject makes a huge difference in how we treat an Employer, Customers, Competitors and even Family members. What may surprise you is that your attitude toward competition and getting money versus earning money may limit you more than anyone or anything else.

When it comes to managing money there is much more to the picture than the negative side of competition. Competing by the rules and with the right attitude is a great asset in your wealth-building endeavors

One of the great problems our nation faces today is the ingratitude of its citizens. Turns out, it is very easy to point out the wrongs and injustices committed by those who came before us.

Many times, we see those faults more keenly if we have an inclination to commit them ourselves. But it is also important, although, perhaps, not so easy, to remember and commend the good things they did.

Today on Wealth Talks, Tom and John discuss the pressing question, "Is America, with all its faults, still worth saving?"

The McFie family recently read a book together titled Oh, Money! Money! by Eleanor H. Porter and we highly recommended it.

Humans have an integral relationship with money, especially when you realize that the Hebrew word for the first man, Adam, is closely related to the Hebrew words both for blood and money.

In fact, the Bible mentions money about 140 times which is more than nearly any other subject. Obviously financial matters are important, especially if you want to follow the Biblical blueprint when it comes to managing your money wisely.

Rumor is an emotional roller-coaster which can prove embarrassing, painful, and costly. While it may be natural to react to a rumor, people who react to rumors often pay a price for their actions.

So how can one assess a rumor and respond rationally? Today on Wealth Talks, John is joined by Jesse McFie. Together they discuss rumors, and how to respond in a way that limits the negative impact on your finances and other life decisions.

Resources:

Life Benefit's Store: https://www.life-benefits.com/store/

jessemcfie - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jessemcfie/

Why are people so infatuated with "giving back"? Why do some people settle for failure almost in the face of success? Why are some rashly confident? On today's episode, Tom and John discuss the imposter syndrome and the interesting behavior patterns it can cause. Listen Now!

Resources: How to Build Sustainable Wealth

There are many spider webs out there, not all of them are made by eight legged arthropods. Many are spun specifically to snare gullible, greedy or unaware humans.

It's a dangerous time to be a fly... join Tom and John as they clear up some of these sticky webs on today's episode.

Listen now!

Resources:

How to Build Sustainable Wealth

Politics have a BIG impact on what we do with our money. Laws, rules, and regulations restrict and penalize us depending on where we store and how we use our money, and taxes cut a chunk right off the top regardless.

But there is a financial tool left to us which is still, comparatively, free from restrictions and penalties. Find out more on Wealth Talks.

It isn't often one spends $50,000 in a single day without previously intending to, but sometimes it happens. Todays on Wealth Talks you'll hear the story and find out what "happened".

Resources: Building a Secure Financial Foundation:https://www.life-benefits.com/videos/how-to-build-a-secure-financial-foundation/

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