CFO at Home
As the year comes to a close, CFO at Home is pausing for the month of December. New episodes will resume on January 1st, featuring interviews with money experts on topics such as wealth building, investing, money and relationships, and more. In 2025, expect a mix of interview-based episodes and short educational segments designed to enhance your CFO at Home skills. With 184 full episodes and bonus content available, now is the perfect time to catch up on any you’ve missed. Visit thecfoathome.com to explore episodes by topic. Enjoy the holiday season, and remember to spend and eat wisely....
info_outline 184. Finances and Divorce - A Man’s PerspectiveCFO at Home
On this episode of CFO at Home, Vince’s guest, Paul Murphy of Divorce Detox, shares his personal story of divorce, and the challenges that he’s faced in transitioning from a spouse who was largely uninvolved in the day to day management of his finances, into the CFO of his Home. Paul’s experiences inspired him to create Divorce Detox, a digital program aimed at helping men manage the emotional and financial aspects of divorce. You can find out more about Paul and Divorce Detox by visiting divorcedetoxx.com Key Topics: Paul's personal story: career, marriage, divorce, and financial...
info_outline Bonus - Inflation and the President Elect's Strategy to Address ItCFO at Home
With the 2024 Presidential Election behind us, what's our new President's plan to address voter's #1 issue? Key Topics: Introduction and Election Reflection Understanding Inflation: Definitions and Current Rates President-elect's Inflation Strategy: Key Points Impact of Energy Production on Inflation Federal Spending and Deregulation Immigration and Housing Costs Geopolitical Stability and Inflation Tax Policies and Home Ownership Initiatives Conclusion: Holding Leaders Accountable
info_outline 183. Bankruptcy Basics and Student Loan DischargeCFO at Home
On this episode of CFO at Home, Vince’s guest is Luke Homen, a bankruptcy attorney and founder of Convenient Bankruptcy. Luke and Vince discuss two of the most common forms of bankruptcy, Chapter 7 and Chapter 13, and the importance of understanding the process and potential pitfalls of each. Luke shares insights into the emotional and financial aspects of filing for bankruptcy, and the impact of bankruptcy on aspects of your financial wellness such as credit scores. Luke and Vince also discuss the potential for student loan discharge through bankruptcy, a relatively new and evolving area of...
info_outline 182. Building Generational Wealth in Underrepresented CommunitiesCFO at Home
On this episode of CFO at Home, Vince’s discussion is with Jude Wilson, Chief Financial Strategist at Centrus Financial Strategies, about financial planning, specifically for underrepresented communities and the first-generation affluent. They discuss the importance of understanding cash flow versus net worth and the challenges of changing financial mindsets. Jude also shares his personal money journey as the son of Haitian immigrants as well as stories of individuals who have transformed their financial futures through strategic planning. You can learn more about Jude and his work by...
info_outline 181, Investing at Every Stage of LifeCFO at Home
With more options available to us than ever, navigating the world of investments can be challenging, whether you’re a new investor just starting out, or a more seasoned investor looking to strike a balance between growth and income. On this episode of CFO at Home, Vince talks with Steven Wagner, from Integrity Wealth Advisors, about the importance of your investment strategy evolving in different stages of life, the psychology of money, the concept behind Lifestyle or Target Date funds, and more. You can learn more about Stephen and Integrity Wealth Advisors by visiting iwaplan.com Key...
info_outline 180. Unlocking Your Financial Thermostat, A New MindsetCFO at Home
Our thoughts, feelings, and emotions about money are key factors in determining our financial success. On this episode of CFO at Home, Vince talks with Pericles Rellas, a money mindset expert who has worked with tens of thousands of people for more than two decades to help them live lives of power, purpose and prosperity, using his concept of the "financial thermostat". They explore how our financial thermostats can dictate our earning and saving behaviors, the four keys to resetting your financial thermostat, and more. You can learn more about Pericles and the Financial Thermostat by visiting...
info_outline 179. Side Hustles: Balancing Passion and ProfitCFO at Home
On this episode of CFO at Home, the discussion is Side Hustles with Joan Posivy, host of the Side Hustle Hero podcast. Joan and Vince talk about the evolving landscape of side hustles, and she shares her insights on choosing the right side hustle, the importance of matching your side hustle to your personal preferences, the balance between a full-time job and a side hustle, and more. You can learn more about Joan and her work by visiting SideHustleHero.com Key Takeaways: Choosing a Side Hustle: Select a side hustle that matches your personal preferences and work style, whether you prefer...
info_outline 178. Thriving Financially in “A World Designed to Make Us Poor”CFO at Home
On this episode of CFO at Home, Vince talks with JD Itri, founder of Olympus Money and author of "The Olympus Money Method: How to Gain Financial Freedom in a World Designed to Make You Poor." JD shares his journey from working at Intuit on products like TurboTax and Mint, to developing his own personal finance software, Olympus Money. They discuss the advantages of integrating tax preparation with management of your personal finances, psychological barriers to saving, and ways to streamline your financial management. You can learn more about JD and Olympus Money by visiting OlympusMoney.com...
info_outline 177. Make Better Financial DecisionsCFO at Home
On this episode of CFO at Home, Vince talks with Tim Clifford, author of "Plan Assist: Make Better Financial Decisions," about the importance of having a financial plan, the difference between earning money and accumulating wealth, and the retirement crisis facing many Americans today. They explore the concept of diversification, the role of financial advisors, the significance of both formal and informal financial counsel, and more. You can learn more about Tim and PlanAssist, by going to PlanAssist.com. Key Takeaways: Financial Planning: A simple, clear plan is essential for financial...
info_outlineIs college really worth the investment? On this episode of CFO at Home, Vince explores this question with James Bolin, creator of Secure Single, by diving into topics covered in James' blog posts; "Exposing the College Scam" and "Shocking Truth: Is College Worth It?" James also shares his personal experiences with higher education, and how they shaped his views on the value of a college education. You can learn more about James and Secure Single by going to Secure Single.com
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Societal Pressure: The expectation to attend college starts in high school and is deeply ingrained in the American Dream, often leading students down a predetermined path.
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Student Loans: The availability of federal student loans incentivizes universities to raise prices, contributing to the creation of degree factories offering less marketable degrees.
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College Amenities: The rising cost of college is partially driven by non-essential amenities aimed at attracting students, such as luxurious dorms and recreational facilities.
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Student Lifestyle: The college environment often encourages partying and social activities that can delay adulthood and financial independence.
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Alternative Learning: Self-learning through online courses, certifications, and trades can be viable, cost-effective alternatives to a traditional college education.
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Financial Education: Early financial education, ideally starting in high school, is crucial for making informed decisions about higher education and managing personal finances effectively.
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