Paul taught a financial stewardship class at Trevecca earlier this month and was surprised at some of the questions students brought about investing and financial stewardship. Listen along as Paul sha

Paul and Ira talk about how ubiquitous market timing is in the investment industry and how investors never really know how to measure whether or not their portfolios are successful. The reality is tha

More and more people either cant afford, cant qualify for, or get dropped from their homeowners and auto insurance plans and are forced to get state insurance plans. Today, Paul and Ira talk about w

How much you save for retirement is important, but whats more important is how much you will get to keep. In a two-part episode, Paul recaps a recent workshop he taught on taxes called Tax Planning

How much you save for retirement is important, but whats just as important is how much you will get to keep. In this two-part episode, Paul recaps a recent workshop he taught on taxes called Tax Pla

Evan brings a column from MoneyWatch that talks about what happens when people get asked to put financial decisions above personal and moral decisions. You could have a strong opinion about not moving

A survey shows that most Americans dont see retirement as a time to kick back with their feet in the sand, but they see it as a time to live in their purpose and accomplish some of the best work of t

Jim at the Goodlettsville office sent Paul a summit for younger investors held by a company that pushes value-based investing. The truth is companies profit from young investors who want to make a dif

If youre going to go through the trouble of doing estate planning, you need to keep your heirs involved in the process. An inheritance should be a gift you give to your loved ones, but can quickly be

Taking care of your mind and body are two of the most important parts of finding fulfillment in retirement. Today, Paul and Anne discuss a recent book about Nobel Prize winner Adam Smith and what it t