Over the past year we’ve seen lockdowns and loss of business usher in era of big government spending that may ultimately result in hyperinflation and economic collapse. With the money supply growing and companies being overvalued, we haven’t seen inflation yet, but the data show we’re due for a massive correction. Our freedom currently hangs in the balance as our nation toys with the idea of vaccine passports, while big Pharma rakes in the cash. As usual, we offer up no answers but invite you to ask yourself important questions as an independent thinker.

So much discussion in the news about Bitcoin makes one ask, is it a solid investment, or is it speculation? In this episode we discuss how blockchain technology works, what is typically required for something to be considered “currency”, Bitcoin’s potential value, and remaining unanswered questions you might want to consider before taking the plunge.

If we don’t understand where we came from, how can we see where we’re headed? In Episode 2 of our Dirty U.S. History series, we talk about how the US dollar became the world’s currency, how inflation robs us all, and what the founding fathers intended when they wrote the constitution…. and how are we failing at following it today.

Most of the problems in society stem from government distorting the original intentions of the constitution by politicians who have their own agendas. Should government have the power to close a business or tell people not to go out supposedly in the interest of the greater good? Whatever happened to personal choice and responsibility for oneself? The consequences of this global shutdown are likely to span into decades from now, and the fallout on a social, economic and psychological level is already dire.

80% of Americans support another stimulus check but what they don’t realize is the longer term implications of that and how it will work against them, and our economy, in the long-term.

A country divided, where do we go from here? What should the role of government be? Why did the founding fathers set up the country and lay the guidelines they did for the country? Because they studied history. This series is about the history of how we got here, what we can learn along the way, and ways the government granted itself powers that might be unconstitutional. And what we the people can do about it.

This first episode of “Sunday Sessions” includes thoughts on the insurrection, term limits, and how pandemic unemployment benefits have incentivized people to not work. Should we be giving people more money NOT to work than to work? Suicide rates are up because of depression from loss of livelihood and isolation, and the virus is still spreading, showing lockdowns aren’t working. What can we do? And is there hope in sight?

We are hovering on the brink of economic disaster. The unemployment numbers are skewed, and the likelihood of a quick economic recovery is slim given our dwindling labor participation rates. 10,000 people a week are turning 65 and pensions are getting squeezed. The promises to the Baby Boomers are going to be unmet due to a shrinking labor force. Tune in for a cold, hard look at the state of things and how we have diverged so far from what our founding fathers intended for this capitalist system we live under.

Have questions about your PPP loan and how to manage the forgiveness application? In part one of our four-part series, we help you decode the nitty gritty rules of the forgiveness process and how they might affect you and your business.

In a frightening extension of government power, the IMF 's intends to do away with cash and replace it with the digital dollar is coming. It is a grand plan by the IMF and central bank planners to take total and complete control of America’s pocketbook. What we can look forward to is negative interest, inflation, and stealing from the American public. Does that sound scary and “un-American”? It is.

Have questions about when and in what situations you should get life insurance? Life insurance can be a confusing mess for many, and don’t be fooled - it’s a game that you need to learn how to play if you’re considering buying in. The truth is, some are terrible financial investments from companies that could be considered predatory. In this episode we show you the math and expose certain types — especially child life insurance — from companies that should be ashamed of themselves.

Have questions about when and in what situations you should get life insurance? Life insurance can be a confusing mess for many, and don’t be fooled - it’s a game that you need to learn how to play if you’re considering buying in. The truth is, some are terrible financial investments from companies that could be considered predatory. In this episode we show you the math and expose certain types — especially child life insurance — from companies that should be ashamed of themselves.

Warren Buffet says only 1 in a million understands the complexities of inflation. Do you think you're that special one? Inflation is about to be a very real part of life, with the Feds printing money left and right to get themselves and much of the U.S. population out of a looming financial crisis.

The stock market is not reflecting the economic reality of what is happening today. Unemployment claims are over 10 million, the government can’t agree on a plan, and meanwhile pandemic benefits have run out, leaving millions of people in real financial danger. Real estate is booming because people are leaving cities, but what will happen to the businesses that remain if no one lives there?

The feds are printing money in hopes of keeping the economy running smoothly, but history shows this doesn't usually go as hoped and instead results in massive inflation. It's still early days and we haven't seen the full fallout yet because people are still receiving their extra pandemic assistance. What happens when these run out? In this episode we share our own forecast for what kind of financial reckoning will be coming once the federal support ends and give you some ideas on how to protect yourself and your assets during these uncertain times.

Campaigns that are “tough on crime” only make sense if we can all agree on what crimes should constitute punishment, and with our prisons full of young black men largely due to the legislation of morality, that’s clearly not the case. In this episode we talk about the how the racist drug war and corrupt criminal justice system work to keep people of color poor and imprisoned, and we offer up some steps we can all take to begin to change this.

The CARES Act Paycheck Protection Program has a lot of potentially confusing language. In this video we help you interpret the language, as well as the new guidelines put out by the Treasury. We also outline four different strategies depending on your business for how you can best utilize the loan forgiveness the government is offering.

What happens when the Feds stop handing out free money? The unemployment numbers are at 35+ million and counting, and yet the stock market is still going strong. What happens when all the unemployment benefits end and rent is due? There is going to be a massive financial reckoning for all of this money printing, society is going to change, and you need a strategy to deal with the fallout.

Nobody knows how this is all going to play out but we are just starting to see the layers of the onion of the fallout begin to unravel in society.

This week we give you the update on what to expect regarding government benefits, as well as offer our perspective on what might come in the long-term and how you can financially brace yourself.

In today’s episode, we go over some of the underlying causes of the problems countless people have encountered with the PPP, as well as highlight a few of the silver linings to these dark days. What do you think the long-term economic implications are for this crisis? We share our thoughts.

Cares act money has been slow to move, whether you're applying for PPP, EIDL, or unemployment benefits, everyone is waiting on money. In this episode, we explain the delays so you have a better understanding as to when you might get some of your money.

If you are applying for the PPP loan, this episode will walk you through the calculation and document requirements. Your bank may have slightly different forms, but the underlying requirements are fairly universal.

The CARES Act offers some much needed financial relief in light of the hardships COVID-19 has brought about for many. But which option is best?

The Economic Income Disaster Relief Loan (EIDL) or Paycheck Protection Program (PPP)? Where does unemployment fit into all of this? When and how can you combine these options? We help you do some of this math and figure out which relief program might be best for you.

The new CARES Act the government released has lots of options for small businesses and the newly unemployed. Should you get an EIDL loan? Or should you get a PPE loan as an employer instead of laying off your employees? If you’re self-employed or in the gig economy, do you apply for unemployment, or an EIDL loan? In this first, crash course episode on the CARES Act we explain your options and what might be best for you.

Bills are now getting signed into law that are thankfully here to help us financially during these uncertain times. In this episode we break down how unemployment benefits work and how you can start to get yours quickly and painlessly.

Don't be fooled. Unfortunately, all signs point to this as just the beginning of not just a global pandemic, but a lengthy recession as well. What's your plan? Over the next few weeks (months?!) we will be addressing ways to mitigate the negative consequences of this, and navigate you and your family to financial safety.

Changes to how your FICO credit score are coming, and if you don't understand them you could be left with a decreased credit score. In this video we explain how your credit score is calculated, and some unconventional ways you probably haven't heard of to increase it.

The biggest purchase you’ll ever make is buying a home, so it makes sense that you do some research and homework before diving in. In part two of our home-buying series, we break down for you what happens at appraisal, inspection, red flags to look out for, and little known secrets to saving money on your house buying cost.

The biggest purchase you’ll ever make is buying a home, so it makes sense that you do some research and homework before diving in. Here we share the critical first steps you should take, as well as some tricks so you get the home you want and don’t overspend at any point in the process.