The Weekly Wealth Podcast

David Chudyk
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The Weekly Wealth Podcast

Exploring the Mindsets, Tactics, and Strategies to help you to build and maintain wealth.

  1. 5 DAYS AGO

    Thanksgiving Reflections: What We're Grateful For in 2024

    Don't forget to visit www.weeklywealthpodcast.com Email David at david@parallelfinancial.com Have a Great Thanksgiving! David Chudyk shares a heartfelt Thanksgiving episode of the Weekly Wealth Podcast, emphasizing the importance of being purposefully thankful every day. He reflects on personal gratitude, including celebrating 25 years of marriage, improved health, and the accomplishments of his children. To deepen the theme of thankfulness, David invites friends, colleagues, and clients to share what they are thankful for, creating a rich tapestry of gratitude that underscores the significance of connection and support in our lives. The episode serves as a reminder to appreciate the blessings we have, whether they be family, health, or community. With moving reflections from various contributors, this episode encourages listeners to express their gratitude and cherish the moments that matter most. Thanksgiving serves as a backdrop for this heartwarming episode of the Weekly Wealth Podcast, where host David Chudyk delves into the significance of gratitude in our daily lives. He articulates how being purposefully thankful can transform perspectives and foster a sense of contentment. David shares personal stories from his family life, particularly the tradition of playing the 'thankful game' with his children, which has instilled in them a lasting appreciation for even the simplest joys. This practice, he argues, is not just a family bonding activity but a crucial element in building a prosperous mindset that can influence one's financial decisions and overall wealth management. Throughout the episode, David reflects on the many blessings he has experienced over the past year. Highlighting his 25-year marriage to his wife Jill, significant health improvements through dietary changes, and the academic achievements of his children, he paints a picture of a fulfilling and grateful life. These personal anecdotes serve to remind listeners of the importance of recognizing and celebrating successes, both big and small. David also expresses gratitude for the supportive network surrounding his wealth management practice, emphasizing that a strong team is vital for both personal and professional growth. The episode takes an engaging turn as David invites friends, colleagues, and clients to share their own expressions of gratitude. This segment features a variety of voices, each reflecting on what they are thankful for, from family and health to community support and personal achievements. The diverse contributions create a rich, communal atmosphere that underscores the episode's central theme: gratitude is a powerful force that connects us all. David encourages listeners to not only reflect on their own blessings but also to articulate their thankfulness to those around them, reinforcing the podcast's message of connection and appreciation during the holiday season. Takeaways: David emphasizes the importance of practicing gratitude daily, not just during Thanksgiving. He shares personal reflections on family, health, and the joy of togetherness. Listeners contribute their own thankful messages, showcasing diverse reasons for gratitude. Chudyk highlights the significance of community support during challenging times. He believes that expressing gratitude can enhance our overall mindset and well-being. The podcast encourages everyone to recognize and appreciate the good in their lives.

    12 min

  2. NOV 22

    Episode 195 - Financial Faux Pas: 7 Steps to Ensure You Stay Broke

    Email david@parallelfinancial.com with any questions Follow us on Instagram! Like us on Facebook! Schedule a time to meet! This week's episode of the Weekly Wealth Podcast takes a humorous yet insightful look at how to stay broke. David Chudyk outlines several key strategies that can lead to financial stagnation, such as failing to provide value in your career, surrounding yourself with financially struggling friends, and succumbing to lifestyle creep as your income increases. The discussion emphasizes the importance of taking responsibility for your financial situation rather than blaming external factors. David also shares tips specifically for business owners, highlighting the pitfalls of control-freak behavior and neglecting proper financial management. While the advice is presented with a touch of sarcasm, the underlying message encourages listeners to reflect on their financial habits and consider how to improve their financial well-being. Takeaways: To stay broke, avoid making yourself valuable by solving big problems in your career. Surround yourself with financially struggling friends and imitate their behaviors to ensure you also stay broke. Always purchase the most expensive home and car that banks will lend you money for, ignoring long-term consequences. Maintain a victim mentality by blaming external factors for your financial struggles rather than taking personal responsibility. Embrace lifestyle creep by spending every raise you receive, ensuring you never save for the future. Don't seek professional advice from experts, as this can lead to financial improvement you want to avoid.

    16 min
  3. Episode 194: Bankruptcy Unveiled: Debunking Myths with Adrienne Hines

    NOV 15

    Episode 194: Bankruptcy Unveiled: Debunking Myths with Adrienne Hines

    Email david@parallelfinancial.com with any questions Follow us on Instagram! Like us on Facebook! Schedule a time to meet! Delving deep into the subject of bankruptcy, this episode features Adrienne Hines, an established bankruptcy attorney, who aims to reshape the narrative surrounding this often stigmatized financial solution. Hines begins by addressing the misconceptions that plague public perception of bankruptcy, arguing that it is a necessary tool for many who face overwhelming debt due to unforeseen life events such as job loss, medical emergencies, or divorce. Rather than viewing bankruptcy as a failure, Hines encourages listeners to see it as a brave step towards regaining financial stability. Through her experience, she brings to light the reality that many people find themselves in debt not due to poor choices but rather due to circumstances beyond their control. The podcast explores the technical aspects of bankruptcy, detailing the distinctions between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 filings. Hines clarifies that Chapter 7 allows individuals to eliminate unsecured debts like credit cards and medical bills, while Chapter 13 involves a structured repayment plan for those who wish to keep their assets. She emphasizes that bankruptcy is a transparent process that does not equate to moral failure, but rather reflects a legal right designed to help individuals recover from financial distress. Hines also provides a candid overview of the financial implications post-bankruptcy, assuring listeners that it is possible to rebuild credit scores and achieve financial goals in the years following a bankruptcy filing. Ultimately, Hines advocates for a shift in how society views bankruptcy, arguing for a more compassionate understanding of those who file. The episode serves as a resourceful guide for anyone contemplating bankruptcy, highlighting the importance of seeking legal advice to navigate this complex process. With her passion for demystifying bankruptcy, Hines empowers listeners to take control of their financial futures, illustrating that bankruptcy can be a pivotal step towards financial freedom and wealth building. Takeaways: Bankruptcy is often misunderstood; it should be viewed as a financial tool rather than a moral failing. A Chapter 7 bankruptcy discharges unsecured debts like credit cards and medical bills, but income limits apply. Many people face bankruptcy due to life events like job loss, divorce, or medical emergencies, not just overspending. The process of bankruptcy is transparent, and courts typically do not deny it unless there's fraud. Post-bankruptcy, individuals can rebuild credit quickly, often achieving a good score within 12 to 18 months. Seeking advice from a bankruptcy attorney is crucial before making financial decisions that may impact your situation. Links referenced in this episode: www.theladylikelawyer.comadrienne@theladylikelawyer.com

    32 min

  4. NOV 8

    Episode 193: Unlocking Financial Success: 3 Game-Changing Words You Need to Know

    Email david@parallelfinancial.com with any questions Follow us on Instagram! Like us on Facebook! Schedule a time to meet! This week's episode of the Weekly Wealth Podcast centers around three transformative words that can enhance your financial mindset and overall life: abundance, margin, and risk. David Chudyk dives deep into the transformative power of three key financial concepts that can reshape your approach to money. The first concept is 'abundance,' which encourages listeners to adopt a mindset that sees financial opportunities as limitless rather than scarce. David emphasizes how this perspective can influence not just financial decisions but overall life satisfaction, advocating for a shift from fear-based thinking to one of generosity and optimism. By embracing an abundance mindset, individuals can open themselves up to new income-generating opportunities and foster a culture of lifelong learning that is essential for adapting to an ever-changing economic landscape. The second concept discussed is 'margin,' specifically financial margin, which refers to the buffer created by the gap between income and expenses. David highlights the psychological benefits of having financial margin, such as reduced anxiety and a more relaxed approach to financial obligations. He encourages listeners to evaluate their spending habits, especially regarding subscriptions and debt, to create more breathing room in their budgets. By doing so, they can enhance their mental well-being and be better prepared for unexpected expenses or emergencies, ultimately leading to a more fulfilling life. Lastly, David introduces the idea of 'risk'—not as a reckless gamble but as a necessary component of growth and progress. He shares personal anecdotes that illustrate how taking calculated risks can lead to significant rewards, both financially and personally. The episode culminates in a call to action, urging listeners to reflect on their own lives and identify areas where they can embrace risk, thereby enriching their experiences and potentially transforming their financial futures. Through these three foundational words—abundance, margin, and risk—David provides listeners with practical tools to enhance their financial literacy and overall quality of life. Takeaways: Adopting an abundance mindset allows you to see opportunities for growth and income. Financial margin is crucial for reducing stress and improving mental well-being in life. Taking calculated risks can lead to personal growth and unexpected opportunities in life. Emphasizing lifelong learning increases financial well-being and adaptability to changing markets. Cultivating a mindset of generosity stems from believing in abundance for everyone. Making financial decisions that enhance your margin can lead to a more fulfilling life. Links referenced in this episode: www.weeklywealthpodcast.comwww.weeklywealthpodcast.com/endgame

    18 min

  5. NOV 1

    Ep: 192 Unlocking the Secrets of Net Unrealized Appreciation: A Deep Dive with the Professor

    Email david@parallelfinancial.com or Justin@parallelfinancial.com Don't forget to visit www.weeklywealthpodcast.com CLICK HERE to download the FREE EBOOK, INSIDE THE MIND OF AN ACQUIRER: Understanding the Potential Buyers of your Business. An exploration of Net Unrealized Appreciation (NUA) takes center stage as David Chudyk engages in a dialogue with financial planner Justin Chastain. NUA represents the unrealized gains from employer stock within retirement accounts and can significantly affect the tax implications when an employee retires or changes jobs. Chastain explains how this concept can save clients substantial amounts in taxes if managed wisely, particularly by rolling over stock into a brokerage account rather than a traditional retirement account, thus allowing for more favorable capital gains tax treatment. What YOU need to know: Net Unrealized Appreciation (NUA) allows employees to manage stock appreciation differently for tax benefits. Understanding NUA can significantly lower tax obligations by utilizing capital gains rates instead of ordinary income tax. When rolling over employer stock, it’s crucial to separate shares into a brokerage account for tax advantages. Timing distributions from your retirement account can save substantial amounts in taxes over the long term. Being proactive with NUA planning involves knowing your tax situation before making major financial decisions. Seeking help from financial advisors can prevent costly mistakes regarding retirement stock plans and distributions. Mentioned in this episode: Weekly Wealth Website

    21 min
  6. Episode 191: Money Matters: Building Trust and Teamwork in Relationships

    OCT 25

    Episode 191: Money Matters: Building Trust and Teamwork in Relationships

    Email david@parallelfinancial.com with any questions Follow us on Instagram! Like us on Facebook! Schedule a time to meet! Money is often the number one stressor in relationships, and in this episode, David Chudyk and couples financial coach Adam Kol dive deep into how couples can navigate financial discussions to foster trust and safety. They discuss the importance of understanding each partner's relationship with money, shaped by their upbringing and past experiences. Adam emphasizes that financial harmony can lead to a stronger partnership, allowing couples to achieve their shared goals without the burden of financial anxiety. The conversation also explores the dynamics of spending and saving within relationships, highlighting that both roles have their merits and challenges. Ultimately, the episode encourages listeners to approach money conversations with openness and collaboration, paving the way for a fulfilling life together. The conversation tackles the complex dynamics of money management within relationships, underscoring the importance of trust and safety in financial discussions. Adam Kol stresses that many couples inadvertently allow their financial anxieties to dictate their interactions, creating a cycle of stress and misunderstanding. He advocates for open, reflective conversations about money, encouraging couples to examine their individual backgrounds and beliefs about finances before making joint decisions. The episode highlights the necessity of approaching financial discussions not as confrontations but as opportunities for connection. By sharing their financial histories and aspirations, partners can cultivate an environment of empathy and support that transforms money discussions into collaborative efforts rather than contentious debates. Chudyk and Kol advocate for a mindset shift where financial planning becomes a shared journey, allowing couples to align their goals and dreams while navigating financial challenges together. This episode serves as a valuable resource for listeners looking to enrich their relationships through improved financial communication and strategy. Takeaways: Building a healthy relationship requires addressing the intertwined aspects of financial and relational health. Reflecting on personal money histories can ease financial discussions between partners significantly. Money is often the leading stressor in relationships, not necessarily the root cause of divorce. Effective communication about finances involves understanding each other's perspectives and emotional triggers. Couples should aim to align their financial goals and create a plan that supports both partners' needs. Developing a financial strategy together can enhance teamwork and intimacy in a relationship. Links referenced in this episode: couplesfinancialcoach.comhttps://www.couplesfinancialcoach.com/book?rq=bookadam@couplesfinancialcoach.com

    32 min
  7. Episode #190: The Truth About Tax Credits: Are They Too Good to Be True?

    OCT 18

    Episode #190: The Truth About Tax Credits: Are They Too Good to Be True?

    Email david@parallelfinancial.com with any questions Follow us on Instagram! Like us on Facebook! Schedule a time to meet! This week on the Weekly Wealth Podcast, we delve into the often-overlooked world of tax credits and how they can significantly reduce your state income tax liability. Host David Chudyk is joined by Harris Sinsley, a corporate tax attorney turned tax credit expert, who explains the legitimacy and benefits of these credits. Listeners will learn about various types of tax credits available, particularly in South Carolina, and how even individuals who aren't developers can take advantage of them to save money. Harris shares insights on how to navigate the complexities of tax credits and emphasizes the importance of year-round tax planning. Whether you're an accredited investor or simply looking to keep more of your hard-earned money, this conversation provides valuable information to enhance your financial strategy. Navigating the intricate world of taxes can often feel daunting, but this week’s discussion sheds light on a valuable tool available to individuals and developers alike: tax credits. David Chudyk, a certified financial planner, engages with tax expert Harris Sinsley to explore how tax credits can significantly reduce state income tax liabilities. Harris begins by demystifying tax credits, explaining them as a dollar-for-dollar reduction in tax owed, and highlighting their role as government incentives aimed at encouraging positive behaviors, such as investing in renewable energy or historic preservation. The conversation delves into specific types of credits available in South Carolina, including historic and low-income housing tax credits, and addresses common misconceptions surrounding their legitimacy. Listeners are encouraged to consider how they might leverage these credits to enhance their financial strategies, with insights into the requirements for becoming an accredited investor to participate in these opportunities. Takeaways: Tax credits are a dollar-for-dollar reduction of tax liability, incentivizing positive behavior by the government. Developers can use state-level tax credits to reduce their tax liabilities significantly. An accredited investor can save substantially on taxes through participation in tax credit funds. Investing in tax credits requires a capital contribution, typically at a discounted rate. Many CPAs may not be aware of tax credits, leading to underutilization by clients. Tax planning is a year-round strategy, not just something to address during tax season. Links referenced in this episode: www.weeklywealthpodcast.comdavid@parallelfinancial.comhsinsley@monarchprivate.comhttps://www.monarchprivate.com/https://www.linkedin.com/in/harris-sinsley-a99347116/

    28 min

  8. OCT 11

    Are You Stuck in a Dead-End Job? Tips for Making the Leap to Freedom

    Email david@parallelfinancial.com with any questions Follow us on Instagram! Like us on Facebook! Schedule a time to meet! If you find yourself stuck in a dead-end job, feeling unfulfilled and yearning for change, this conversation is for you. Karin Freeland, a certified life coach and former corporate workaholic, shares her journey of transformation and offers valuable insights on how to break free from the golden handcuffs that keep many high-achieving women tethered to their unfulfilling careers. We explore the emotional struggles of making a career pivot and the importance of addressing fears related to finances, self-worth, and purpose. Karin emphasizes the need for a clear plan and the power of support from professionals and peers as you navigate this challenging transition. By turning inward and exploring what truly excites you, you can uncover your true calling and start living a life aligned with your values and passions. Takeaways: Transitioning from a corporate job to pursuing your passion requires a clear plan and support. Understanding your fears is crucial; write them down to overcome them effectively. Living a fulfilled life enhances your roles, making you a better partner and parent. Exploring new interests can lead to unexpected career opportunities and personal growth. Confidence is built through action; taking small steps can lead to significant change. Wealth encompasses time, freedom, health, and relationships beyond just financial stability. Links referenced in this episode: karinfreeland.comBuy Karin's book here https://x.com/KarinFreelandhttps://www.instagram.com/karinfreeland/https://www.facebook.com/KarinFreelandLifeCoachinghttps://www.youtube.com/@karinfreelandhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/karinfreelandaviles/karinfreeland.com/podcast

    33 min
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Exploring the Mindsets, Tactics, and Strategies to help you to build and maintain wealth.

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  • Creator
    David Chudyk
  • Years Active
    2020 - 2024
  • Episodes
    199
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © David Chudyk, CFP(r)
  • Show Website
    The Weekly Wealth Podcast

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