The Money-Guy Show

What is wealthy? We define what it means to be wealthy relative to your peers at every age and stage of life in this latest episode of The Money Guy Show.When it comes to your money, we wanted to provide you with a resource that would help break down and explain financial priorities that put you on the path to financial independence. We talk about the various things you ought to be thinking about and doing in every decade of your life from your 20's to your 50's and into retirement.

It is that time of year where we are all looking for a good scare. Finances can be one of the scariest aspects of a person’s life. But even though certain financial choices may feel uncomfortable, you have the opportunity to benefit from the experiences of others on today’s show.In this special Halloween episode of The Money Guy Show, we share financial decisions that will terrify you! Tune in as we discuss 6 BIG BAD SCARY FINANCIAL DECISIONS and 6 SUPER SCARY GOOD DECISIONS. All of the stories we share in today’s show come with experience and stories of those that went down a dark path and then those that traveled the path less traveled. By the end, you will know which financial decisions can lead to fulfillment and vanquish the darkness.

Tune in to this week’s episode of The Money Guy Show to learn about the types of insurance you need – and don’t need – to keep yourself out of trouble and what you value safe. We break down six primary types of insurance: Life, Disability, Property & Casualty, Flood, Health, and Long-Term Care. This is the show that will help you know how to assess your insurance needs, determine your risk, and make the right decisions for your situation.

If one of the three major credit reporting agencies can be hacked, is any of our information really safe? Tune in to this week’s episode of The Money Guy Show where we review all the ways your credit is used and what impacts your overall credit score. We then spend a good majority of the show discussing how to monitor and protect your credit, especially in light of the Equifax data hack.