My Comprehensive Planner Jonathan Peyton

In this episode Jonathan continues his discussion of The Master Plan, located at TopSecretBook.com. He explains one of the critical fallacies associated with taxes and why shifting your mindset to the future can lighten your tax bill when tomorrow becomes today.

In this episode Jonathan discusses three examples of investments that mainstream investors use in their portfolio to invest for the future. He explains the critical reasons for understanding the underlying risks of an individual security and then why it is important to understand how different securities interact together when put in the same portfolio.

In this episode Jonathan explores the question "How much risk should I take in my portfolio when pursuing my long term goals?" He explains the difference between straight line savings and how adding risk can reduce the required monthly amount to reach a target goal.

In this episode Jonathan talks about the impact of not having insurance and why it could be viewed as a necessary evil...
If you were 8x more likely to become disabled, would you max out on your disability insurance? To often we don't want insurance until we need it, and then are no longer insurable... it's time to stop the cycle...

In this episode Jonathan talks about some of the foundational principles to building a financial plan. He covers topics like:
- Emergency Fund
- Free Cash Flow
- Savings Rate
- Debt-to-Income Ratio
- Personal Rate of Return
He explains how each of these areas are intertwined and expands on what is covered in The Master Plan book located at topsecretbook.com.

In this episode Jonathan talks about the problem with chasing shiny objects and how if you are not careful you could find yourself veering off course.
At the same time he explains the importance of using small rewards to help you stay on track with your long term goals. The human psyche is fragile and when starved to much a person can lose sight of the future...
This is why incorporating balance and moderation into your life can have lasting, long term, benefits...