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We working on Wealth and Health or Finances and Fitness. Or whatever you wanna call it.

Cordan N Full Effect Cory Covington and Jordan Stallings

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    • 4.9 • 9 Ratings

We working on Wealth and Health or Finances and Fitness. Or whatever you wanna call it.

    #MoneyMindset = Debt Leverage vs. Debt Freedom, Who's Right, Kiyosaki or Ramsey?

    #MoneyMindset = Debt Leverage vs. Debt Freedom, Who's Right, Kiyosaki or Ramsey?

    On this episode of Money Mindset, we delve into the divergent financial philosophies of two titans in personal finance: Robert Kiyosaki and Dave Ramsey. While both have achieved considerable success, their approaches to money management couldn't be more different. Kiyosaki advocates for using debt as leverage to invest and minimize taxes, amassing over $1.2 billion in debt while boasting a $100 million net worth. Conversely, Ramsey preaches a debt-free lifestyle, aggressively paying off debt and avoiding borrowing altogether. Despite having no debt, Ramsey has accrued a $200 million net worth. Join us as we dissect the contrasting viewpoints of these financial gurus and explore the implications of their strategies for achieving financial freedom and security. Don't miss this enlightening discussion on debt, investing, and wealth-building principles that could shape your financial future.

    • 28 min
    #MoneyMindset = Why Americans Struggle to Afford Life in America

    #MoneyMindset = Why Americans Struggle to Afford Life in America

    On this episode of Money Mindset, we confront the harsh reality facing Americans across the nation: the soaring cost of living that outpaces income growth. Join us as we delve into the staggering income requirements for achieving a comfortable standard of living in the top 25 major cities and beyond. With the median income needed to live comfortably exceeding $100,000 for single individuals and soaring above $200,000 for married couples with families of four, the financial strain is undeniable. Using a 50/30/20 budgeting framework, we uncover the stark disparities between income levels and the true cost of necessities such as housing, healthcare, and education. Through insightful analysis and real-life examples, we shed light on the challenges faced by individuals and families striving to make ends meet in an increasingly expensive environment. Don't miss this eye-opening discussion on the widening gap between income and expenses and the strategies for achieving financial stability in today's economic landscape.

    • 47 min
    #MoneyMindset = Americans Do Not Earn Enough To Buy A Home

    #MoneyMindset = Americans Do Not Earn Enough To Buy A Home

    On this episode of MoneyMindset, we delve into the complex landscape of homebuying in 2024. Aspiring homeowners are facing unprecedented challenges, as the traditional equation of affordability has been upended by a confluence of factors. Join us as we explore why prospective buyers now need to earn more than 80% compared to 2020 just to enter the housing market. Discover how the scarcity of new homes, coupled with soaring interest rates, has created a perfect storm, driving home prices beyond the reach of many. Despite the diligent efforts of hardworking individuals, stagnant wages fail to keep pace with the relentless climb in housing costs, leaving aspirational homeowners feeling increasingly squeezed. Through expert analysis and real-world insights, we unravel the complexities of today's housing market, empowering viewers with essential knowledge to navigate these turbulent waters. Join us as we shed light on the evolving dynamics of homebuying in 2024 and equip you with the tools needed to thrive in this challenging environment.

    • 23 min
    #MoneyMindset = How Much You Need To Retire

    #MoneyMindset = How Much You Need To Retire

    On this episode of Money Mindset, we challenge conventional wisdom surrounding retirement planning and the notion that a specific dollar amount, such as $1.5 million, is the key to a comfortable retirement. Join us as we explore the importance of shifting the focus from a fixed monetary target to understanding the broader implications of retirement on health, lifestyle, and location. Through insightful analysis and real-life examples, we debunk the myth that a predetermined sum guarantees financial security in retirement. Instead, we emphasize the significance of savings rate and proactive planning in crafting a retirement tailored to individual needs and aspirations. Don't miss this enlightening discussion on redefining retirement goals and charting a personalized path to financial freedom and fulfillment in later years.

    • 29 min
    #MoneyMindset = Why The Middle Class Lifestyle Isn't What You Think

    #MoneyMindset = Why The Middle Class Lifestyle Isn't What You Think

    On this episode of Money Mindset, we delve into the sobering reality facing the middle class in America: the struggle to maintain their desired lifestyle amidst mounting financial pressures. Join us as we unpack the criteria for a middle-class lifestyle, including stable employment, access to healthcare, emergency savings, retirement planning, and financial security. Despite the traditional ideals associated with the middle class, we reveal that a significant portion of Americans fall short of meeting these benchmarks. Through insightful analysis and real-life examples, we explore the challenges faced by middle-class families in balancing their financial obligations and aspirations. Don't miss this essential discussion on the evolving landscape of middle-class life in America and the strategies for achieving greater financial stability and peace of mind.

    • 47 min
    #MoneyMindeset = Why You Should NEVER Have A Car Payment

    #MoneyMindeset = Why You Should NEVER Have A Car Payment

    On this episode of Money Mindset, we tackle a significant financial hurdle faced by many Americans: the staggering cost of car payments and its impact on wealth-building. Join us as we uncover the startling statistics revealing that the average monthly car payment for a new car is nearly $750, while for a used car, it's approximately $530. These hefty payments pose a substantial barrier to financial progress, eroding individuals' ability to accumulate wealth over time. Regardless of credit score, many Americans are opting for long-term loans, averaging nearly 70 months in duration. Through insightful analysis and expert commentary, we delve into the implications of prolonged car payments on financial stability and offer practical strategies for breaking free from the cycle of debt. Don't miss this essential discussion on reclaiming control of your finances and building a more secure financial future.

    • 27 min

Customer Reviews

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9 Ratings

9 Ratings

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Cory and Jordan provide insightful information on how you can live a much more fulfilling lifestyle by buckling down on your fitness and finance goals. Now is the time to give into the POSITIVE peer pressure of these two leaders in your community instead of the pressure you get from people who have no desire to fulfill your future. It is clear in this podcast that their only goal is to help you help yourself. Please let them!

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