• Money Matters With Wes Moss

  • Written by: Wes Moss
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Money Matters With Wes Moss

Written by: Wes Moss
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  • Since its debut in 1992, Money Matters was created to deliver objective and timely financial advice on WSB, Atlanta's legendary, award-winning news/talk radio station. Now, in addition to airing weekly on WSB, Money Matters is available as a podcast, tailor-made for both modern retirees and those still in the planning stages. Hosted since 2009 by Wes Moss — CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™, best-selling author, Forbes contributor, and managing partner at Capital Investment Advisors in Atlanta — and backed by the Retire Sooner Team, the Money Matters podcast aims to continue the show's legacy of demystifying retirement finances. From dissecting the latest financial news to offering personalized answers to listener questions, the goal of Money Matters is to keep you informed and empowered. Our focus? Providing clear, actionable advice without the financial jargon to help 1 million families retire sooner and happier. Join us in this exciting new chapter, and let's journey toward a financially secure and joyful retirement together.
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  • Please Won’t You Be My Financially Prohibitive Neighbor?

    Please Won’t You Be My Financially Prohibitive Neighbor?
    Apr 30 2024
    Jeff Lloyd, Capital Investment Advisors Wealth Management Analyst, joins Wes to assess last week’s concept of the “Parental Federal Reserve” and why PCE (Personal Consumption Expenditures) is a fly in the soup. Next, they focus on financial discipline, zoom in on American productivity, and explain why scary headlines sometimes overshadow positive trends. Wes summarizes a recent Retire Sooner podcast interview with Jaspreet Singh that carries over to a RedFin study about housing and the Americans who can no longer afford to be their own neighbors. Finally, they wrap up with the disconnect between the state of the economy and the public’s sentiment about it.
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    1 hr and 7 mins
  • Spinach In The Candy Bowl, Jerome Powell On A Wheaties Box, And The Fed’s Interest Rate Delay

    Spinach In The Candy Bowl, Jerome Powell On A Wheaties Box, And The Fed’s Interest Rate Delay
    Apr 23 2024
    Wes welcomes Capital Investment Advisors’ Wealth Management Analyst, Jeff Lloyd, to the studio. They talk about cotton candy inflation and the market’s obsession with the Fed, comparing it to kids preferring candy when their parents insist on vegetables. They evaluate when the Fed might end up cutting interest rates, marvel at Johnson & Johnson raising their dividend for the 62nd year in a row, and delve into the reality that many future retirees don’t have enough money saved. They discuss the Sag Harbor couple who built a $15 million home only to sell it because their dog wasn’t a fan and analyze Caitlin Clark’s surprising WNBA salary. Finally, they examine some well-performing Dividend Paying Stock ETFs.
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    1 hr and 9 mins
  • The Masters, Inflation, Tax Day, Markets Broadening, Baby Boomers, and Magic Retirement Numbers

    The Masters, Inflation, Tax Day, Markets Broadening, Baby Boomers, and Magic Retirement Numbers
    Apr 16 2024
    Wes invites Connor Miller, Capital Investment Advisors' Chief Investment Officer, into the studio to rave about the lack of inflation at the Masters Golf Tournament's concession stands and lament the stickiness of overall inflation in the economy. Then, they examine the looming tax deadline, market-broadening behavior, Baby Boomers, and California's minimum wage. Finally, they talk about possible magic retirement number benchmarks.
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    1 hr and 8 mins
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