David and Goliath is a simple story about a small man overcoming an impossible battle with a giant. How do smaller and larger financial planning companies reflect these differences? In this episode, M

When planning your retirement, long-term care needs will also play a role in future spending. Planning for it today could save you money in the future. In this episode, Micheal Labos dives further int

With rising costs for future education, preparing for college tuition is a concern for many parents. How can they build an abundant and secure financial plan for their childrens education? In this epi

Mortality is something that catches up to everyone eventually. What will you leave behind afterwards? In this episode, Michael Labos is joined by Sandra Hunter, a Life Coach and Founder of Wild Women

Preparing for education beyond high school has become a struggle between increasing costs and student competition. How can your child optimize their chances of entering and affording their dream schoo

When choosing a credit card, what do you look for? Interest rates, miles or cash back? Or do you choose a company you are familiar with? In this episode, Michael Labos dives into the world of credit c

After your death, life insurance provides your beneficiaries with financial security. Or does it? In this episode, Michael Labos shares why the governments lack of love for life insurance makes him l

A traditional portfolio has 60% stocks and 40% bonds to balance the ups and downs of the market. But how can you increase your returns when stocks and bonds are down? In this episode, Michael Labos sh

Its hard to know where to start when creating a financial plan. You have so many options, and its tough to know which one is right for you. Youre not alone in this struggle. In this episode, Mich

When scrolling through Facebook, you may have seen posts for GoFundMes asking for money to cover anything from charities to surgeries. Overreliance on these types of financing has created what can be