This is a finance podcast, but cool. We share real-life experiences where David and the producers crack jokes while also diving into financial literacy and success. This podcast finds the perfect balance between having a laugh and getting down to business.
https://www.spreaker.com/show/something-on-my-mind-personal-finance
Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 4 days 13 hours 58 minutes
#21 - Video Vision 360 Founder Ryan Doyle Discusses His Global Video Production Company and His Advice for Entrepreneurial Minds
The interview with Ryan Doyle the founder and Owner of Video Vision 360, a global video production company. They discuss how he started video recording with a $400 camera and developed it into an international business. He also discusses his...
#22 - Decorated Navy Seal Tom Chaby Discusses His Career and His Current Mission to Help Organizations Increase Performance and Team Optimiz
The interview with highly decorated former Navy Seal Tom Chaby. He spent 26 years the military and was leader commanding teams from four to 1,000 in over 60 countries throughout the world. He has led missions in many critical areas of the world...
#23 - The Robinhood Stock Trading App Review
This episode reviews the Robinhood online trading platform. From breakdown their pioneering marketing, unusual trading practices and their history of website outages causing some traders to lose large amounts money. Coronavirus montage: what are the...
#24 - What is Debt-to-Income-Ratio & Dr. Peter Rork’s Dog Is My CoPilot Charitable Organization
This episode reviews how to evaluate debt-to-income ratio (DTI): how to calculate it, what to watch for in your budget, and how it used for evaluation when buying a home. Next, the interview with Dr. Peter Rork, the co-founder of Dog is MyCoPilot. He...
#25 - The Cash Out Refinance vs. the Home Equity Loan vs. the Home Equity Line of Credit
In this episode David and Cindy review a cash out refinance versus a home equity loan versus a home equity line of credit. They also provide an analysis of what may be the best option to use one of these loans and the drawbacks to borrowing the money....
#26 - Budgeting Avoids The Lifestyle Creep (Keeping Up With Joneses)
This episode discusses lifestyle creep which is when people spend more because they make more money and do not adjust their budgets to manage their debt and save properly for retirement. Coronavirus montage: the snafu with the upcoming election due...
#27 - Film Industry Veteran Tim Bates Talks About COVID, Film Budgets and How Actors Feel About Their Jobs
The interview with Tim Bates who has 20 years of experience in the film industry managing projects from concept to production. He is also an experienced voice over artist and is a board member for the Kentucky Film Association. In the interview Tim...
#28 -Presidential Election Statistics on the Economy and a Tribute to Eddie Van Halen
This episode discusses the statistical impact that past presidential elections have had on the economy.. They provide personal financial tips with dollar cost averaging that you can use leading into the upcoming election. In the Coronavirus montage: A...
#29 - Life Insurance Basics & Budgeting Success Stories From Listeners
In this episode David reviews feedback from listeners and how they made positive impacts with their personal finance choices to improve their futures. Next: How much life insurance that you need to cover your loved ones and guidelines that you can...
#30 - Are the Flames Burning Out on the F.I.R.E Movement? (Financial Independence Retire Early)
This episode reviews the F.I.R.E movement which stands for Financial Independence Retire Early. It incorporates many of the savings techniques needed to retire; however, the goals may not be sustainable once the plan is in place. Offbeat stories...