
Analyzing Annuities Through the Prosperity Principles – Episode 039
Kim Butler and Todd Strobel respond to a user-question about annuities, analyzing annuities to see

Kim Butler and Todd Strobel respond to a user-question about annuities, analyzing annuities to see

“Deciding on the legacy you want to leave includes an estate plan, but it goes

Kim Butler and Todd Strobel respond to a user question about when to talk about

Kim Butler and Todd Strobel stay after class to finish their test. Questions about Financial

How financially literate are students? Kim Butler and Todd Strobel head back to high school

Kim Butler and Todd Strobel breakdown college and why the costs keep rising. They analyze

Kim Butler and Todd Strobel discuss the importance of having meaningful conversations. They discuss the

Kim Butler and Todd Strobel continue their discussion on mortgages. They show how debt and

Kim Butler and Todd Strobel set their sights on mortgages in this episode, analyzing different

“As important as I think (saving) is, national savings has always been relegated to the

In this episode, Kim D.H. Butler and Todd Strobel talk about the differences between Austrian

In this episode of the Prosperity Podcast, “No BS Money Guy,” Todd Strobel and best-selling

“Know when to hold ’em, know when to fold ’em; know when to walk away;

“Personal finance publications bias their recommendations—either consciously or subconsciously—to favor advertisers.”– Jonathan Reuter and Eric Zitzewitz,

“Whereas mutual fund advertising accounts for 3.8 percent of advertising revenues at the Wall Street

“Many banks have more invested in life insurance policies than they do in bank premises,

“If someone calls you and tells you they are an IRS agent and tries to

“…We place a lot of “stock” in the so-called “experts” and financial celebrities…. Unfortunately what

“The sooner you save, the faster your money can grow…” -Forbes.com, “The Five Most Important

Part 3: Target-Date Investing: Ten Investment Mistakes Wall Street Hopes You Make ” ‘Through’ funds