Questions a Good Financial Advisor Should Ask (But Most Don’t)

Questions a Good Financial Advisor Should Ask

I’ll never forget Bruce’s story about his car—check engine light on, a mechanic insisted it needed a $1,500 catalytic converter. Bruce knew better and fixed it by simply tightening the gas cap. That story isn’t just about auto repair; it perfectly illustrates why questions a good financial advisor should ask matter. Without probing, you might…

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Key 16 Habits of Rich People

Habits of rich people

What sets apart the people who are wealthy and successful from those who struggle with money their whole lives?  What are the Key Habits of Rich People? It’s not luck.   Some people were familiar with wealthy habits, and some learned them. Today, we’re talking about the fundamental habits and disciplines of an ordered life. What if…

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Stop the Hustle and Grind, with Christine Jewell

Drop the Hustle Christine Jewell

Are you an ultra-high achiever, but feeling the cost of that success? Christine Jewell, author, keynote speaker, faith-based executive coach, and host of the Breaking Chains podcast, joins us today to provide a fresh solution. In her new book, Drop the Armor, Christine teaches you a transformational approach that allows you to stop the hustle…

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Why is Enough Never Enough, with Rabbi Daniel Lapin

Why is enough never enough

Why is enough never enough? How do I know when you’ve made enough money, or when making money becomes too much of a concern, and you should be satisfied with what you’ve got? Joining us to discuss this abundance paradox is a long-time friend of The Money Advantage, Rabbi Daniel Lapin. Author of Thou Shall…

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Surviving the Storm: Navigating War in Israel with Rabbi Lapin

When war across the world could mean war close to home or a whole world war … when conflicts thousands of years old can’t be solved overnight … when truth seems defined by who’s in power … when totalitarianism seems stronger than freedom and free markets … when open borders looked like compassion but instead…

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Money is Spiritual, with Rabbi Daniel Lapin

Money Is Spiritual

Money is often confused, misunderstood, and classified as part of our basic, natural, carnal human nature. But money is spiritual. Understanding, earning, using, managing, and growing money is a part of our lives that is deeply spiritual. Rabbi Lapin knows this, and shares his wisdom about money far and wide. Today, Rabbi Daniel Lapin explains why,…

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Seven Deadly Economic Sins, with James Otteson

You have heard of the Seven Deadly Sins: pride, greed, lust, envy, gluttony, wrath, and sloth. Each is a natural human weakness that impedes happiness. In addition to these vices, however, there are economic sins as well. And they, too, wreak havoc on our lives and in society. They can seem intuitively compelling, yet they…

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