Winning at Life with Gregory Ricks

Winning at Life with Gregory Ricks

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Winning at Life with Gregory Ricks episodes

  • Day 85: When was the last time that you…?
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    3 min
  • The Weekly Wrap: 04.25.20
    How do you get help from the Coronavirus stimulus packages? Gregory and James update you on the progress with fighting both the virus and the economic pain it's causing.

    Dwayne Stein of Morgtage Gumbo explains how rates have somehow found new historic lows that can't last long.

    Gregory explains his 50-50 strategy for investing, and how it works during a crash like this.

    http://www.GregoryRicks.com/Coronavirus
    2 hr 8 min
  • The Daily Wrap: 04.20.20
    For the first time in 4,000 years of trading, someone bought oil for a negative price. Gregory explains how oil isn't actually worth less than zero, and how this historic situation will affect your money.

    ETFs are being wiped out at a record pace this year. Gregory has some warnings if you're considering a leveraged ETF.

    Gregory explains his 50-50 strategy for investing, and how it works during a crash like this.

    http://www.GregoryRicks.com/Coronavirus

    37 min
  • Day 84: Are you available to come to work?
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    3 min
  • The Weekly Wrap: 04.18.20
    How do you get help from the Coronavirus stimulus packages? Here's a few ways:

    Economic Impact Payment: this is the stimulus check that most citizens will get, and most people will get it automatically.

    The Paycheck Protection Program: small business loans that may be forgiven if used to keep employees, and convert the rest to a low-interest SBA loan. SBA.gov

    Economic Injury Disaster Loans: business loans that may forgive a $10,000 advance, and convert the rest to a low-interest SBA loan.

    FFCRA - Family First Coronavirus Relief Act: This portion of the stimulus bill relaxes the qualification guidlines for unemployment, extends the length of benefits, and increases the size of unemployment checks.

    Mortgage help: many banks are offering a deferment or forbearance on mortgages affected by the shutdown, but the details are different from bank to bank.

    Student Loan payments suspended: federal student loan payments are automatically suspended until September 30, 2020. Also, a temporary stop to collections and garnishing for outstanding student loan dents.

    Stimulus part 4: expect more money to be appropriated for the existing SBA rescue packages, and infrastructure spending to be approved in an upcoming stimulus bill.

    What if you haven't filed taxes in the last few years?

    What if you're on Social Security or Disability? What if you're on unemployment? What if you are self employed?

    http://www.GregoryRicks.com/Coronavirus
    1 hr 42 min
  • The Daily Wrap: 04.14.20
    00:21 - Because of Coronavirus distancing guidelines, Mississippi will now allow video conferencing to count for witnesses when notarizing signatures. Relaxing these regulations probably should have been done a long time ago.

    14:46 - Mike in Mandeville asks for Gregory's guidance on getting a PPP loan.

    16:58 - Kevin in Mississippi changes entire course of the show when he reveals he hasn't filed his income taxes in 15 years. Wow. That's a record for this show.

    http://www.WinningAtLife.com
    31 min
  • Day 83: Ranting in Mandarin
    Check out our available Zoom classes: http://inspirlang.com/zoom
    Get our digital/paperback book at https://inspirlang.com/lovemando
    View podcast transcription at https://inspirlang.com/mandopod
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    3 min
  • The Weekly Wrap: 04.11.20
    How do you get help from the Coronavirus stimulus packages? Here's a few ways:

    Economic Impact Payment: this is the stimulus check that most citizens will get, and most people will get it automatically.

    The Paycheck Protection Program: small business loans that may be forgiven if used to keep employees, and convert the rest to a low-interest SBA loan. SBA.gov

    Economic Injury Disaster Loans: business loans that may forgive a $10,000 advance, and convert the rest to a low-interest SBA loan.

    FFCRA - Family First Coronavirus Relief Act: This portion of the stimulus bill relaxes the qualification guidlines for unemployment, extends the length of benefits, and increases the size of unemployment checks.

    Mortgage help: many banks are offering a deferment or forbearance on mortgages affected by the shutdown, but the details are different from bank to bank.

    Student Loan payments suspended: federal student loan payments are automatically suspended until September 30, 2020. Also, a temporary stop to collections and garnishing for outstanding student loan dents.

    Stimulus part 4: expect more money to be appropriated for the existing SBA rescue packages, and infrastructure spending to be approved in an upcoming stimulus bill.

    What if you haven't filed taxes in the last few years?

    What if you're on Social Security or Disability? What if you're on unemployment? What if you are self employed?

    http://www.WinningAtLife.com
    1 hr 47 min
  • The Daily Wrap: 04.08.20
    How do you get help from the Coronavirus stimulus packages? Here's a few ways:

    Economic Impact Payment: this is the stimulus check that most citizens will get, and most people will get it automatically.
    https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/economic-impact-payments-what-you-need-to-know


    The Paycheck Protection Program: small business loans that may be forgiven if used to keep employees, and convert the rest to a low-interest SBA loan. SBA.gov
    https://www.sba.gov/funding-programs/loans/coronavirus-relief-options/paycheck-protection-program-ppp


    Economic Injury Disaster Loans: business loans that may forgive a $10,000 advance, and convert the rest to a low-interest SBA loan.
    https://www.sba.gov/funding-programs/loans/coronavirus-relief-options/economic-injury-disaster-loan-emergency-advance



    FFCRA - Family First Coronavirus Relief Act: This portion of the stimulus bill relaxes the qualification guidlines for unemployment, extends the length of benefits, and increases the size of unemployment checks.
    https://www.dol.gov/agencies/whd/ffcra


    Mortgage help: many banks are offering a deferment or forbearance on mortgages affected by the shutdown, but the details are different from bank to bank.



    Student Loan payments suspended: federal student loan payments are automatically suspended until September 30, 2020. Also, a temporary stop to collections and garnishing for outstanding student loan dents.



    Stimulus part 4: expect more money to be appropriated for the existing SBA rescue packages, and infrastructure spending to be approved in an upcoming stimulus bill.
    41 min
  • The Daily Wrap: 04.07.20
    How do you get help from the Coronavirus stimulus packages? Here's a few ways:

    Economic Impact Payment: this is the stimulus check that most citizens will get, and most people will get it automatically.

    The Paycheck Protection Program: small business loans that may be forgiven if used to keep employees, and convert the rest to a low-interest SBA loan. SBA.gov

    Economic Injury Disaster Loans: business loans that may forgive a $10,000 advance, and convert the rest to a low-interest SBA loan.

    FFCRA - Family First Coronavirus Relief Act: This portion of the stimulus bill relaxes the qualification guidlines for unemployment, extends the length of benefits, and increases the size of unemployment checks.

    Mortgage help: many banks are offering a deferment or forbearance on mortgages affected by the shutdown, but the details are different from bank to bank.

    Student Loan payments suspended: federal student loan payments are automatically suspended until September 30, 2020. Also, a temporary stop to collections and garnishing for outstanding student loan dents.

    Stimulus part 4: expect more money to be appropriated for the existing SBA rescue packages, and infrastructure spending to be approved in an upcoming stimulus bill.

    What if you haven't filed taxes in the last few years?

    What if you're on Social Security or Disability? What if you're on unemployment? What if you are self employed?

    http://www.WinningAtLife.com
    46 min

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Join Gregory, CEO & Wealth Advisor of Gregory Ricks Total Wealth, as he discusses a wide range of financial topics, providing education, insights, and helpful information for your financial…