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On this edition of Watch Your Assets, Steph breaks down Social Security. From the history of the Social Security Administration to how your benefits are taxed, this episode is your all-encompassing guide to wading through this tricky topic.
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Michael Vojnik Jr. and Brody Simmons dive into Stocks, Mutual Funds, and ETFs, breaking down the basics for young and starting investors. Plus, they sprinkle in some health and fitness tips to keep your mindset sharp while you grow your wealth.
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In this current events episode of Compound Growth, Mike and Brody break down major global headlines, including developments in Venezuela, escalating geopolitical tensions, and events involving Iran, and discuss how these issues can ripple through global markets. Geopolitical conflict, energy disruptions, and global uncertainty often have deeper implications for investors than the headlines suggest. Tune in as we connect the dots and explain what these events could mean for market volatility, risk, and long-term strategy.
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Tune into our new series "Off the Charts" hosted by wealth manager, Jordan Dunsmore. Dive into expert insights, practical tips, and strategies to take control of your financial future!
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Welcome to another episode of Off the Charts! This time, we’re diving into a fascinating breakdown of the stock market’s performance influenced by surprising factors like Groundhog Day predictions, World Series winners, and leap years. But here’s the kicker—when it comes to which political party is in the White House, the market’s performance is nearly identical. In this episode, we’ll unpack why these fun correlations exist, what they tell us (or don’t), and how staying focused on a long-term investment strategy trumps chasing trends. Whether you’re a seasoned investor or just curious about the numbers, this is a lighthearted yet insightful look into market behavior.
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In this video, we analyze the chart showing the ratio of household debt to disposable income in the US. This key economic indicator sheds light on the financial health of American consumers and why the US stands out as a prime investment market. Since the 2008 financial crisis, US households have made significant strides in improving their debt-to-income ratio, creating a more stable foundation for consumer spending.Learn how this trend supports the case for investing in the US market and why the outlook is more positive compared to other regions.
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