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On today’s episode of the Faith-Based Investor, host Jay Peroni looks at the wealth building mindset. Jay explores seven different ways to view wealth, as well as some of the challenges that limit success.
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On today’s show, Jay answers many of our listeners’ questions. Jay will answer:
1. How can those over age 50 supercharge their retirement?
2. What steps should you take if you’re changing jobs?
3. Why do we talk so much about stocks on this show?
Plus, a whole lot more.
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With the recent passing of Apple’s Steve Jobs at the young age of 56, we are all reminded that life is fragile and can end much earlier than perhaps we planned. One of the most selfless things that we can do is to confront our mortality now, while we are still healthy, and make the hard decisions about how we may want our estate handled when we inevitably pass.
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The nation’s wealthiest are worth a combined $1.53 trillion, according toForbes. And while there are many familiar faces on this year’s list of the richest Americans, a younger group of entrepreneurs are marching their way up the ranks.
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Whether it is a lack of time, money, or interest, we seem to like to “wing it” when it comes to our financial future. Fortunately, we don’t have to have the intellect and expertise of an architect to take steps to blueprint the kind of financial future that we want. It really takes just a short amount of time to key into the “desires of our heart” (Psalm 37:4). It begins with financial goals.
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Can you imagine how a track and field runner might feel if he wasn’t sure where his finish line for the race was? He would certainly be filled with sense of anxiety and frustration. When we accumulate money toward an uncertain financial goal, we, too, can experience the anxiety and frustration of not knowing how much is “enough.” The runner without a finish line is much more likely to “over-run” than to “under-run” to the prize. Along with the anxiety that comes from not knowing how much is enough to save for a goal, there is a tendency to over-accumulate to provide a greater measure of safety. As a result we may leave other important areas of our financial life unaddressed. More about reaching your financial finish line…
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Stewardship isn’t a word that we use today in our common vocabulary. But the essence and definition of biblical financial stewardship is something that every follower of Christ must take seriously. Ron Blue, the president of Kingdom Advisors, has defined biblical stewardship as: The use of God-given resources for the accomplishment of God-given goals and objectives*
When you think about it, this definition doesn’t only have to do with money. Not only do we have treasure (financial resources) to accomplish God-given goals, but also time, talent, and our temple (body). So stewardship relates to our entire life.
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As you are on your path to Financial Freedom, I want to offer you some tips on how to stop wasting your hard-earned money. Why keep giving your money away to the corporations who are so desperate to reach into your wallet, when you could be saving this money for yourself?
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Here’s the Forbes list of America’s top cities for jobs… Texas cities come in first, while cities in California, Nevada, and Florida have the bleakest job prospects.
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Nearly one-fifth of full-time employed Americans have raided retirement accounts in the past year to cover emergencies, according to a national Bankrate survey.
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by Eric Hammer | FTMDaily Contributing Writer TEL AVIV, Mar 15 – In the aftermath of a massive disaster such as the one that is currently unfolding in Japan, it’s hard to see past the immediate situation. After all, how can we really be asking about investment in Japan when the island nation is seeing [...]
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Listen as Jerry Robinson and Barry James Dyke, the author of the Pirates of Manhattan, discuss Wall Street’s dirty little secret.
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by Jerry Robinson (Originally published in the April 2010 issue of the FTM Quarterly newsletter.) Silver was the first metal to be used as a currency more than 4,000 years ago. For millennia, silver has been viewed by the world as a form of money and as a store of value. For centuries, monetary systems [...]
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An excerpt from Follow the Money Weekly Radio with Jerry Robinson – 1/15/11 To hear the entire program, click here. by John Bearss Transcript Hi Jerry. Last week we talked about Life triggering events that could create a need for financial advice and we also talked about the importance of establishing a budget. Today we [...]
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This Week’s Topic: Does Elliott Wave Predict a Deflationary Depression or Hyperinflation? This week’s special guest interview: Robert Prechter. Follow the Money Weekly Radio is a financial radio show about the stock markets, commodities, energy investing, the global financial crisis, how to prepare for the coming hyperinflation, where to invest money, how to buy gold, how to buy silver, saving money, finding a financial advisor, and paying off debt. Hosted by economist and best-selling author, Jerry Robinson. For the best in financial news, listen to the Follow the Money Weekly Financial Radio Show.
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by John Bearss Transcript Hi Jerry, as always it is a pleasure to spend time with you and your listening audience. This week when I met with a client that is retired, I had to explain the concept of, “If you are not financially strong, then you will not be in a position to help [...]
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by John Bearss Transcript Well Hi Jerry, many people have asked me whether they should convert their Traditional IRA or 401(k) to a ROTH IRA. The year 2010 presents a great opportunity for those folks who own a 401(k) plan or a traditional IRA. Most people who own a 401(k) have never asked their plan [...]
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by John Bearss Transcript Well hi Jerry. Today I would like to discuss what happens to your estate if Congress does not extend the Bush tax cuts on January 1st, 2011. Estate tax planning is very important to preserving your wealth for future generations. Estate taxes, also called inheritance or death taxes, are taxes that [...]
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(Jerry’s Comments: Here come’s the message of sacrifice that I spoke of in my book, Bankruptcy of our Nation. Governments are going to begin appealing to the long forgotten ideal of “sacrifice.” Much of the global populace will not embrace this easily. I explain how this idea will translate into the American church and how [...]
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by Chuck Jaffe Friday, June 18, 2010 How to choose the right steward of your money. I have given countless talks over the last 15 years to groups of people interested in hiring financial advisers or working better with the helpers they have, and I typically poll my audience to learn about their experiences. I [...]
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By Peter Brimelow , MarketWatch NEW YORK (MarketWatch) — An investment letter that called the Crash of 2008 said that this would be a bad year — and it now says it will get worse. A whole generation of investors think that Robert Prechter and his Elliott Wave Theory letters, Elliott Wave Financial Forecasts and [...]
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LIVE WEBCAST: JUNE 24 @ 8:00PM CST THE RETIREMENT TIMEBOMB Overcoming 7 Financial Landmines That Can Destroy Your Retirement Sign up now for our upcoming webinar scheduled for June 24 @ 8:00pm (CST). Register now for our free webcast, and you will learn: – An overview of the ideal financial plan as we head into [...]
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By: Antonia Oprita Web Producer, CNBC.com Everybody is so bearish about the euro that it looks like now is a good time to buy the single European currency, famous investor Jim Rogers told CNBC Thursday. Rogers’ long-term bet is on commodities, as he predicts that governments will keep printing money to get out of their [...]
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The following is an excerpt from the free 29-page American Expatriation Guide, written by a former U.S. citizen who wants to remain anonymous. Read what he has to say – from a “been there, done that” perspective – and maybe take your own first steps to move to greener pastures. Everybody has their own personal [...]
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By ARTHUR LAFFER Today’s corporate profits reflect an income shift into 2010. These profits will tumble next year, preceded most likely by the stock market. People can change the volume, the location and the composition of their income, and they can do so in response to changes in government policies. It shouldn’t surprise anyone that [...]
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