Hosted by Paul Winkler · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 200 episodes
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A podcast to help you get an insider’s view of the financial world and escape common investment traps. Each week, we look at the financial news of the day and help you make sense of it so you can relax about money.
Paul Winkler hosts The Investor Coaching Show with Paul Winkler, a business show with 200 episodes published.
A client calls Paul unsophisticated because he doesn't actively use a specific Social Security analysis software or push clients to do Roth conversions. The reality is that Roth conversions are a huge marketing tool for
It’s a common misconception in the investing industry that bigger is always better. If someone manages $85 billion in investments, shouldn’t they be a pro? Unfortunately, this is rarely the case. Today, Paul shares an in
You go through two different phases with money in life. In the first phase, you work for money. In the second, your money begins working for you. No one wants to enter retirement only to find themselves dependent on fami
Does your adviser believe that it’s their job to make sure you’re in the “right” part of the market at the right time? Today, Paul and Jim talk about why it’s important to read through the ADV of your firm because it exp
There is an entire side industry in the investing world that teaches advisers how to give free dinner workshops and presentations to make sales. Paul and Jim talk about how the industry works to emotionally manipulate yo
After all the hype over SpaceX in the last few months, some investors were convinced they should break a basic investing rule and try to time the market. Today, Paul and Jim talk through the first week of SpaceX as a pub
An investor works really hard to live off a side hustle, maximize saving, minimize spending, and retire by 25. Sounds great, right? Today, Paul and Jim challenge the idea of the FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early
Today, Paul shares a lot of rhetoric around why first-time homebuyers can’t get into a home. Most people think that housing regulations or lifestyle are to blame. Paul recognizes that buying a home will likely require a
Paul opens the show by talking about his experience in insurance sales at the beginning of his career. In these companies, advisors are taught to “smile and dial” and move products that make them and the company the most
A recent headline claims Social Security could deplete its trust fund as early as 2032, leaving many retirees wondering if their benefits are at risk. In this episode, Paul and Evan separate fact from fear by breaking do
SpaceX finally went public, and investors everywhere are wondering the same thing: "Should I have invested in the IPO?" If you didn’t get in on SpaceX (SPCX) on Friday, don't worry — you may have dodged a bullet. Listen
What happens when an asset's value depends entirely on what someone else is willing to pay? In this episode, Paul breaks down the key differences between investing in stocks and owning commodities like Bitcoin. He explai
Most people picture retirement as something they'll choose on their own terms. But what if life has other plans? In this episode, Paul examines why many people end up working longer than they expected, while others leave
The SpaceX IPO is already upside down. SpaceX's valuation would place it among the largest companies in the S&P 500, yet its revenue tells a very different story. In this episode, Paul explains how buying an IPO is funda
Not all financial planners provide advice that aligns with your goals. In this episode, Paul shares lessons from 30 years in the gym and explains how the right weight coach can help you avoid mistakes, uncover blind spot
Robinhood has made a fortune from selling the idea of day trading and gambling to investors. Today, Paul and Jim talk about the most recent move Robinhood has made to allow you to connect your account to an AI trader who
If timing the market truly works, then why doesn’t anyone agree on when you should get in or get out? Today, Paul brings a blatant example of market timing advice that many investors fall for because they believe they’re
Why are billionaires becoming the centerpiece of so many political conversations? In this episode, Paul and Jim explore the economic ideas often left out of the debate. They discuss how wealth creation, incentives, and e
Today, Paul and Jim break down an interview in which two financial media pundits correctly inform investors that having too much in large U.S. tech companies is risky, but then claim the fix is to invest in private equit
From SpaceX to OpenAI, IPOs are dominating the news cycle right now. Today, Paul and Evan share why IPOs look so exciting and how they entice investors to invest emotionally because they appeal to your desire to avoid mi
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