MFA PODCAST 28 - The Not-So-Boring Mid-Year Review - Embrace The CHAOS!
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MFA PODCAST 27 DON'T CONFUSE VOLUME WITH VALUE - THE 1-2 PAGE FINANCIAL ACTION PLAN
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In this episode of the Financial Advocate Podcast, host Colin Meeks discusses the trap of confusing volume with value in financial planning. Using the analogy of an experienced carpenter who charges for knowing where to hammer a nail, Colin explains how lengthy, complex financial plans often lead to inaction. Instead, he advocates for a simplified, one-to-two-page approach focusing on two to three clear, actionable steps. He shares practical examples, such as consolidating accounts and optimizing interest rates, emphasizing that concise, targeted planning drives better results than...
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MFA PODCAST 26 Beyond The Portfolio - What Real Financial Peace Looks Like
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MFA PODCAST 25 - Schools Out - Your Summer Financial Housecleaning
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MFA PODCAST 24 - The Switch That Wont Flip - How To Spend Money In Retirement
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MFA PODCAST 23 - The 2026 ABLE Revolution
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MFA PODCAST 22 - The Human Dividend - AI and Financial Planning
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MFA PODCAST 21 - The Tax Return Autopsy - 5 Hidden Opportunities In Your 1040
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MFA PODCAST 20 Roth Conversions - Not An All Or Nothing Decision
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MFA PODCAST 19 - The Fear Of Spending Down - Helping Retirees Overcome The Emotional Hurdle Of Decumulation
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info_outlineThis video is about Teaching Financial Literacy to Children. Sam and I are both financial literacy advocates and we both agree that you can't start early enough. Sam has some great ideas for teaching financial literacy and competency at an early age. It is important to remain positive and keep it simple when starting out. I hope you enjoy!
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