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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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Hurricane Helene has caused significant destruction across several states, particularly in North Carolina, prompting Certified Financial Planner(tm) David Chudyk to share essential disaster preparedness tips.

David talked about the importance of reviewing insurance coverage, including homeowners, renters, and auto policies, to ensure adequate protection against floods and other natural disasters. David also highlights the need for emergency cash on hand, as many areas may face power outages that disrupt access to ATMs and banks. Additionally, he stresses the importance of backing up critical documents and being aware of disaster relief programs while remaining vigilant against potential scams that often arise in the aftermath of such events. This emergency episode aims to equip listeners with practical strategies to safeguard their finances and assist their communities during challenging times.

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This week's episode talks about a neglected risk management tool... DISABILITY INSURANCE.

It the core, disability insurance protects your paycheck and can allow you to be able to continue paying your bills when/if you are unable to work and get paid.

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In this episode of the Weekly Wealth Podcast, David Chudyk dives into the rising costs of home and auto insurance rates.

Many people are shocked by the steep increases in their insurance bills and points out how important, yet often overlooked, financial planning tools like property and casualty insurance are. The episode aims to break down the complexities behind these rate hikes and offers insights into the factors driving up insurance costs.

THE REAL NUMBERS

David also shares his personal experience with rising insurance rates, noting that since 2021, his home insurance premiums have surged by over 40% without any claims, while his auto insurance has risen by 74.6%.

THE INDUSTRY

He then provides a detailed explanation of how property and casualty insurance works, touching on the industry's financial losses, including a $14 billion underwriting loss by State Farm in 2023.

ACTION ITEMS

For your auto insurance make sure to:

Keep a clean driving record. Speeding tickets are almost 100% preventable.Do not EVER let your insurance lapse.If your company offers a usage-based rating system, consider using it.Work with a good local independent agency who can shop your policies, if needed.

For your home insurance:

Make sure that you are keeping your home in good repair.Avoid hazards (debris in front yard, unfenced pools, etc)Work with a good local independent agency who can shop your policies, if needed.

In this episode of the Weekly Wealth Podcast, host David explores the impact of financial habits, behaviors, and philosophies on our lives. He encourages listeners to reflect on key questions such as "What does money mean to you?" and "What financial lessons do you want to pass on to your children or grandchildren?" David discusses various perspectives on money, including its role in providing security, freedom, and power, as well as the importance of teaching positive financial habits like budgeting, saving, and financial literacy to the next generation. He also emphasizes the need to confront negative money behaviors, such as living beyond one's means and impulse spending, and their potential effects on family life.

David dives into the significance of money in relationships, particularly marriage, highlighting how financial stability can reduce stress and strengthen teamwork through shared goals. He also touches on the business owner's perspective, encouraging entrepreneurs to view their businesses as tools for improving their lives and those of their loved ones.

Finally, David addresses the sensitive topic of end-of-life planning, stressing the importance of having clear directives regarding financial distribution, advanced medical care, and funeral preferences to ease the burden on loved ones.

Here are somethings to think about:

How do your financial habits and behaviors impact your life and relationships?

What does money mean to you personally—security, freedom, or something else?

What financial lessons do you believe are important to pass on to future generations?

How can parents teach children about budgeting and financial responsibility?

How does financial stability contribute to a healthy marriage or relationship?

What role should shared financial goals play in building teamwork between spouses or partners?

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In this episode of the Weekly Wealth podcast, the focus is on understanding the Solo 401(k) plan, a valuable tool for entrepreneurs and business owners. Host David introduces a new monthly segment called "Ask the Professor," where he and his guest, Justin Chastain, will dive deeply into various financial products and concepts. Justin, who is also a financial advisor and educator, discusses the Solo 401(k) plan, highlighting its unique benefits for those who are self-employed or own a small business with no employees other than themselves. The Solo 401(k) allows for significant tax-deferred contributions and offers flexibility in investment choices, making it an attractive option for individuals with substantial cash flow.

The conversation covers key aspects of the Solo 401(k), including contribution limits, which mirror those of traditional 401(k) plans but allow for higher maximum contributions, especially if you’re over 50. Justin explains that this plan is ideal for business owners who have higher income levels and seek to maximize their retirement savings. Additionally, the Solo 401(k) offers various investment options and potentially lower fees compared to traditional 401(k) plans, though it does require careful management to avoid complications, especially as the account grows. The episode wraps up with advice for business owners on how to evaluate whether a Solo 401(k) is the right choice for them and how they can get in touch with Justin for further guidance.

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In this episode of the Weekly Wealth Podcast, Certified Financial Planner(tm) David Chudyk discusses the psychology behind financial decision-making, focusing on whether individuals are more motivated by the fear of losing or the desire to win.

David explores how these motivations can impact financial behavior, while emphasizing the importance of understanding your own mindset when setting and achieving financial goals.

He also highlights the role of positive reinforcement, like the dopamine release from winning, in encouraging good financial habits and building confidence. David encourages listeners to reflect on their own motivations and consider how they influence their financial decisions.

David also delves into common financial goals for individuals and business owners, such as paying off debt, saving for major purchases, and planning for business exits.

He emphasizes the importance of breaking goals into smaller steps, seeking accountability, and visualizing success to stay motivated. By understanding the psychological drivers behind financial decisions, listeners can better align their actions with their goals and ultimately achieve greater financial success.

Here are some questions to consider:

How does mindset influence financial decisions?

What impact does dopamine from winning have on financial behavior?

What strategies help maintain motivation for YOUR financial goals?

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In this episode of the Weekly Wealth Podcast, David Chudyk delves into the psychology behind financial motivation.

He begins by asking listeners whether they are more driven by the fear of losing or the desire to win, relating this to financial goals versus financial fears. Drawing parallels with sports legends like Michael Jordan and Serena Williams, David explores how different motivations can influence our financial decisions. He discusses the importance of recognizing these motivations in managing money and achieving financial success.

David also provides practical advice for addressing common financial fears. He emphasizes the importance of having a solid spending plan, maintaining buffer assets like cash equivalents, and considering annuities for guaranteed income in retirement. Additionally, he covers the significance of life and disability insurance for young families, ensuring financial security in case of unexpected events. David wraps up by discussing investment fears, advocating for diversification, holding bonds, and exploring alternative asset classes to mitigate risks in the stock market.

Here's something to think about:

How does David suggest listeners can support the Weekly Wealth podcast?

What does David believe is the impact of how we handle our money?

What type of clients does David focus on in his wealth management practice?

What common fear among retirees or pre-retirees does David discuss in the podcast?

What are two strategies David mentions to prevent running out of money in retirement?

Why does David think having a buffer asset is important?

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In this episode of the Weekly Wealth podcast, certified financial planner David addresses the current

stock market volatility and its impact on investors. He discusses the recent significant downturns in major

indices, including the Dow Jones, Nasdaq, and S&P 500, emphasizing the importance of assessing

personal risk tolerance and time horizons when managing investment portfolios. David highlights the

concept of a "buffer asset"—maintaining adequate cash reserves to weather market downturns and

provide peace of mind. He also explores the potential benefits of annuities for guaranteed income and

non-stock market investments like private equity, which can offer diversification away from traditional

market fluctuations.

The episode delves into actionable strategies for navigating financial stress during turbulent times. David

encourages listeners to focus on controllable aspects of their financial lives, such as reviewing insurance

coverage and managing budgets. He discusses tax loss harvesting and Roth conversions as ways to

optimize tax liabilities during market declines. Additionally, he advises being mindful of spending habits,

particularly for those nearing or in retirement, to avoid locking in losses during downturns. For further

guidance, David invites listeners to reach out via email or schedule a complimentary consultation to

address their concerns and financial goals.

Here's something to think about:

How much risk am I comfortable taking with my investments?

Do I have enough cash reserves to cover at least a year’s worth of living expenses?

Have I considered tax loss harvesting to offset capital gains?

Would a Roth conversion be beneficial given my current IRA balance?

How often do I review and adjust my financial and investment strategies?

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Let's talk about what our children should be learning about MONEY and success in school and at home.

Our decisions compound for us (or against us) every day. Small decisions and actions play a large role in determining our long term successes.Financial literacy.We are all paid based on how easy it is to replace us.We must consider earning potential when deciding on our career and education paths.Settling for mediocrity will result in mediocre results.

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David, a seasoned certified financial planner at Parallel Financial, and Anna, an associate financial advisor, engage in a dynamic dialogue about their professional ethos and the pivotal role of client relationships in their practice. David eloquently articulates Parallel Financial's commitment to personalized financial strategies tailored to diverse client needs, ranging from business owners to retirees. He emphasizes the importance of listening attentively to clients' aspirations and concerns, steering away from one-size-fits-all approaches in favor of bespoke financial solutions that foster long-term financial security and peace of mind.

Anna, drawing on her background in linguistic and cultural understanding, draws a compelling parallel between her proficiency in translating languages and her role in demystifying financial complexities for clients. She underscores the transformative impact of clear communication and empathy in building trust and facilitating informed financial decisions. Together, their insights underscore a holistic approach to financial advising that marries technical expertise with genuine client care, positioning Parallel Financial as a beacon of integrity and excellence in the realm of wealth management.

Reach out to Anna Wolford by emailing anna@parallelfinancial.com or call 864 385-7999

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In this episode of the Weekly Wealth podcast, host David Chudyk, a certified financial planner with Parallel Financial, engages in an insightful discussion with his colleague, Justin Chastain. They delve into the essence of comprehensive financial planning, emphasizing that it's more than just numbers and investments. Justin shares his journey of becoming a CFP, highlighting the importance of investing in self-worth to better serve clients. They also discuss the multifaceted nature of financial planning, which includes cash flow management, risk assessment, estate planning, and more. Justin illustrates the significance of understanding a client's unique financial situation and mindset, rather than offering one-size-fits-all advice.

David and Justin also address common reasons why people avoid working with financial planners, such as guilt or anxiety about their financial past or future. They emphasize the importance of empathy and understanding in financial planning, aiming to align financial strategies with clients' values and life goals. Through personal anecdotes and professional insights, they illustrate how a well-structured financial plan can provide peace of mind and help individuals live better lives. David concludes by reiterating that true wealth is achieved when money positively impacts one's life and the lives of loved ones, urging listeners to see financial planning as a holistic approach rather than just a numbers game.

Here's something to think about:

What is comprehensive financial planning?

Why is understanding your financial mindset important?

Which financial planning areas are crucial for you?

How does empathy from a financial planner help?

How can a financial plan improve your peace of mind?

Are your financial strategies aligned with your values?

Make sure to Email Justin@parallelfinancial.com or you can reach him via telephone at 864 385-7999

David Chudyk can be reached at david@parallelfinancial.com or you can schedule your time with him at www.calendly.com/davidpf

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In this episode of the Weekly Wealth Podcast, host David, a certified financial planner, emphasizes the importance of business owners not neglecting their business as a major asset. He discusses how business owners often focus on increasing the value of their IRAs and brokerage accounts but overlook strategies to enhance the value of their business. David highlights three of the eight key drivers of company value: reducing the owner's direct involvement (hub and spoke), building recurring revenue, and maximizing growth potential. These strategies can help business owners sell their companies for higher multiples or make their business operations more profitable and less stressful.

David introduces the Value Builder System, which he uses to help business owners assess and increase their company's value. He encourages listeners to take the Value Builder Score assessment, a tool that provides an evaluation of a business from a buyer's perspective, including scores on the eight key drivers of value. This episode provides practical advice for business owners looking to increase the profitability and sellability of their businesses, ultimately helping them achieve a better financial future.

Here's something to think about:

Why should business owners view their business as a significant asset?

What is the 'hub and spoke' factor, and how can business owners avoid becoming too essential to their business?

How does recurring revenue benefit a business compared to one-time sales?

Why is growth potential important for a business's valuation?

How can business owners assess and improve the value of their business?

What is the Value Builder Score, and how can it help business owners?

Financial Independence – What It Means and How to Achieve It.

In this episode of the Weekly Wealth Podcast, Certified Financial Planner David discusses financial independence, tying it to the spirit of Independence Day. Recorded during the week of July 4th, 2024, David explores strategies and common pitfalls that can either aid or hinder one's journey towards true financial freedom, especially for high net worth and mass affluent listeners. David begins by defining financial independence as the ability to live the life you want without being constrained by financial limitations. He emphasizes the importance of reducing stress and having control over your finances to enhance overall life quality.

Financial stress can negatively impact mental and physical health. David discusses the benefits of financial freedom, such as more options, the ability to pursue passions, start a business, retire early, and better overall health. Practical steps to achieve financial freedom include ensuring your income exceeds your expenses, increasing income streams, managing expenses, and planning for the long-term by reducing debt and building an emergency fund.

Here are points to consider:

How would reducing financial stress improve your overall well-being?

What additional income streams can you explore to boost your financial independence?

How much should you have in an emergency fund to feel secure?

How can better financial management help you pursue your passions and hobbies?

What changes can you make today to improve your financial freedom and independence?

For questions, email david@parallelfinancial.com

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CHOOSE YOUR HARD

With regards to your money and other important areas in life, it is important to make the hard decisions now and do the hard things now. There is a good chance, that by doing the hard things now, your life will be better in the future.

What are some of the HARD decisions that you need to make today? What are some of the HARD things that you need to do today?

In what ways is your life HARD now, but you know it would have been easier if you had done some HARD things in the past.

PARENTS, YOUR CEILING IS YOUR CHILDREN'S FLOOR

As parents, our actions, our choices, and our lifestyles have generational effects on our children and our children's children. When our children see us succeeding, they will expect to succeed in their own lives. When they see us making sacrifices for the future, they will expect to do the same and reap the same rewards. As parents, we should be doing our best to prepare our children for prosperous and successful lives.

WHAT YOU SHOULD DO ABOUT NVDA

As with the decision to buy or hold any stock, it is important to remove emotions from the equation. When deciding if you should hold NVDA, make sure to define your own objectives, determine if the stock is within your risk tolerance, ensure that your overall portfolio has adequate diversification, use proper analysis of the stock, AND consider hiring a professional to help with decisions like these.

As always, email david@parallelfinancial.com with any questions and visit www.calendly.com/davidpf to schedule your appointment.

What key factors and resources are important for planning long-term elder care?

In this episode, the discussion between David and Linda, an experienced elder care advisor specializing in helping families navigate the complexities of senior living. She offers personalized guidance in finding suitable independent, assisted, and memory care communities, ensuring the best fit based on clients' needs and budgets. Her services are typically free, as fees are covered by the communities, she focuses on the complexities of long-term elder care. Linda highlights the significant burden on caregivers, pointing out that those spending over 20 hours a week in caregiving often face mental, emotional, and physical exhaustion. Alarmingly, 70% of caregivers for those with cognitive decline pass away before the patient, emphasizing the need for proper planning and resources.

David emphasizes the financial aspect, explaining that adequate planning provides options for quality care, whether staying at home or moving to an assisted living facility. Linda, an elder care advisor, compares her role to a realtor for senior communities, assisting clients in finding suitable living arrangements based on their needs and budget. Importantly, her services are usually free to clients, as communities cover her fees. Linda can also provide guidance and referrals nationwide, ensuring clients make informed decisions. The conversation underscores the importance of addressing long-term care proactively to ensure safety, health, and financial stability.

Here are somethings to think about:

How can caregivers manage their own well-being while caring for someone with cognitive decline?

What financial strategies ensure long-term care needs are met without sacrificing other financial goals?

How can families prepare emotionally and practically for transitioning to assisted living or memory care?

What are essential criteria when choosing a senior living community?

Where can caregivers find support and respite services to prevent burnout?

LINDA CALE can be reached LINDA@SENIORCAREAUTHORITY.COM or via her office phone at 864 673-8293.

Make sure to visit Senior Care Greenville, SC | Senior Care Authority

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1.Diversification - We all know that it is important to spread our risk among many holdings, asset classes, income sources, etc.

2.Use a disciplined process to “buy low/sell high”.

3.Understand that not all of your holdings will be winners.

4.Take distributions from a “BUFFER ASSET” when markets are down.  This will give time for your account to fully or partially recover losses.

5.Hedging Strategies - (DIY for these is not recommended).  Options, futures, etc.

6.Avoid Panic Selling - there are times when panic selling can “lock” in a loss.

7.Avoid “performance chasing” - a stock that has been increasing might not continue to increase.

8.Dollar Cost Averaging can help to reduce average share price over the long term.  This is applicable during the growth phase of an account.

9.Private market investments often do not have returns that are correlated to the general stock markets.  There are net worth/income requirements.

10.Periodically rebalance your portfolio(s) to ensure that your allocation percentages are still appropriate.

11. Dividend paying stocks - if a company pays a dividend, potential portfolio losses can be offset by the dividends.

12.Use a “rules based” philosophy - know what you own and why you own it.

13. Electing for guaranteed streams of income (with regards to pensions and annuities) can allow you to take more risk with other investments.

14.Some Annuities are designed to have a floor of ZERO, even when the markets are negative.  These get complicated but COULD be a fit for part of your portfolio.

15.In many cases, we hire experts in our lives.  Consider working with a financial professional, especially when you get into the distribution phase of your financial life.

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How Can High Income Individuals Optimize Their Taxes?

In this episode of The Weekly World podcast, host David welcomes Ralph Estep, a financial professional and fellow podcaster, to discuss strategies for optimizing taxes, particularly for high-income individuals. Ralph shares twelve insightful tax tips, ranging from maximizing retirement account contributions to employing children in your business.

Ralph emphasizes the importance of being intentional with financial decisions, stressing the need to surround oneself with a "dream team" of professionals including attorneys, accountants, and financial advisors. He highlights the value of tax planning throughout the year, rather than just focusing on tax preparation during tax season.

Host David underscores the significance of purposeful action in various aspects of life, drawing parallels between intentional decision-making in health, relationships, and finances. Together, they explore how implementing these tax strategies can lead to noticeable savings and better financial outcomes.

Questions to Ponder:

How intentional are you with your financial decisions?Have you considered employing tax-efficient investment strategies?Do you have a "dream team" of financial professionals to guide you?What steps can you take to optimize your taxes and financial well-being?

TO CONNECT WITH RALPH ESTEP, visit https://www.askralphpodcast.com

David Chudyk is always available for questions via david@parallelfinancial.com

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Strongly Held Opinion #1: You Must Decide

Opinion # 2: You Must Know

Opinion # 3: If you can't afford the loss, you might want to insure the risk.

Opinion # 4: Needs vs. Wants

Opinion # 5: Small mistakes/decisions compound over time

Opinion # 6: We all need accountability

Opinion # 7: Money as a Tool for Positive Impact

Opinion # 8: Don't do what poor people do.

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Amber Reynolds of Five Pineapples Consulting (www.fivepineapplesconsulting.com) discusses how business owners can increase their wealth by:

Providing a world class customer service experience and discussed the difference between customer service and customer experience.Scaling their businesses.Identifying their super powers.

Reach out to Amber at Facebook or on instagram @amberreynolds.me

Email David Chudyk at david@parallelfinancial.com

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Can money buy happiness?

Can you name a problem, where money doesn't make the problem a bit smaller or less severe?

In this episode, we discuss some areas where money can make a problem... a bit less of a problem.

What do you think? Are these accurate? email david@parallelfinancial.com with your thoughts.

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Most people think that financial advisors simply help their clients to invest money. While that is a big part of the financial planning process, good financial advisors do much more.

Some of the secret roles of your financial advisors are:

Asking the right questions.Helping YOU to achieve your goals.Nudging your behaviors, if they are not aligning with your goals.

Don't forget to email DAVID@PARALLELFINANCIAL.COM with any questions.

In this episode, financial advisors, David Chudyk and Peyton Hoppes talk about financial planning issues and considerations that are important to:

W2 (employee) medical professionals. These include any medical professionals that are employed by an organization and do not have ownership in the entity.Medical professionals who have full or partial ownership in a practice. This includes physicians, chiropractors, physical therapists, etc.

Please visit www.promedwealth.com and CLICK HERE to subscribe to the PRO MED WEALTH youtube channel. Peyton Hoppes can also be reached via email peyton@parallelfinancial.com

If you have ever thought about selling your business and want to begin the planning process, visit www.weeklywealthpodcast.com/endgame

Make sure to set your time to speak with David Chudyk by visitingwww.calendly.com/davidpf

Insurance is not the sexiest area but it is one of the most overlooked and important areas.

In this episode we discuss:

Life insurance mistakes that are VERY PREVENTABLE but can have a high cost.Car insurance mistakes to avoid.Some common errors that business owners make with their risk management.

You can reach David Chudyk via email david@parallelfinancial.com

To book a time to speak with David, visit www.weeklywealthpodcast.com/schedule-a-chat

As a business owner, you're familiar with the challenges and complexities that come with steering your company day-to-day. But have you considered the transformative power of picturing your endgame?  Download the book, ENDGAME by clicking on www.weeklywealthpodcast.com/endgame

In this episode, let's talk about money considerations in second marriages. Some topics to discuss are:

How will expenses be divided?How will debt be divided?The importance of financial transparency.Estate planning issues that arise with second marriages.Will (or to what extent) will finances be combined?

As always, email david@parallelfinancial.com with any questions or click www.calendly.com/davidpf to set at time to speak with David Chudyk.

A common misconception is that a Financial Advisor's job is only to invest his/her clients' money in a way that will get them the highest return possible. While investment management is important, it is only a part of the financial planning process.

Another important job of a financial advisor is to help clients to identify risks and to take steps to mitigate the effects of the risks.

In this episode, we talk about the CRUCIAL question that you should be asking yourself:

"What are two are three things that if they happed (or maybe didn't happen) would cripple you financially?"

Email David@parallelfinancial.com with your thoughts and questions.

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Have you ever wondered why you have an abundance of resources, both financial and otherwise, yet there are so many others that are struggling?

Have you ever wondered why you might have a nice car, yet others in your community are walking? 

Have you ever wondered why you are not lacking in any material things, yet there are

those in your community and in the world that are hungry everyday?

When it comes to luxuries and giving, it's about finding joy in what we have and making choices that align with our values. Instead of a strict budget ratio, let's think about intentionality. Before indulging, ask yourself, "Will this truly add value to my life?" and "could the resources that I am spending on this luxury be a part of the greater good?”  Also, a good rule of thumb to follow is to give first.  If you give first, then use your money to plan and prepare for the future, most of us then feel much betterabout indulging in luxuries. 

Another valuable exercise is to practice purposeful thankfulness.  When are acknowledge the blessings and gifts in our lives, it sometimes creates more generosity in our hearts, it sometimes reduces or eliminates a desire to indulge in luxuries, or it can even give us a the peace to know that it is ok in that point of our lives.

If you have any financial questions, email david@parallelfinancial.com or simply visit www.weeklywealthpodcast.com/schedule-a-chat

David Chudyk and Justin Sykes discuss non-traditional uses of life insurance. The most common use for life insurance (and a very important use) is for DEATH benefit protection. This provides a cash death benefit to a beneficiary when an insured dies. The death benefit is then, typically, used to pay family expenses.

Other uses for life insurance are:

Cash Value accumulation.Long term care/critical illness protection.Funding of BUY/SELL agreements.Providing revenue to a company if a key person passes away.

To discuss how any of these concepts might fit into your financial situation, email david@parallelfinancial.com OR go to Schedule a Chat (weeklywealthpodcast.com)

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Author and long time Money Coach, Mikelann Valterra discussed:

Money has the power in our lives to give us better lives.The Money FOG stems from our experiences as children.... our childhoods shaped our beliefs about money.Our money beliefs can create forms of financial self sabatoge.Money Guilt.

To purchase Mikelann's book, visit Amazon.com: Rise Above the Money Fog: The Key to Confidence, Clarity, and Control Over Your Life: 9780979459795: Valterra, Mikelann: Books

To learn more about Mikelann or to connect with her, visit her imformative website www.seatlemoneycoach.com

To book your appointment with David Chudyk, CFP(r) visit www.weeklywealthpodcast.com/schedule-a-chat

If you are a business owner, get your VALUE BUILDER SCORE by visiting www.weeklywealthpodcast.com/value-builder-score

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In this episode we discuss the important topics of credit scores and debt.

Firstly we explained:

The basics of what a credit score is.The basics of how to improve your credit score.The basics of why your credit score has such a huge impact on many areas of your financial life.

Then we jumped into:

If you believe that "all debt is bad debt" and are striving to eliminate all of your debt, it might not make the most mathmatical sense, but it is much better than overleveraging.Do not borrow the most amount of money for your mortgage than a bank will lend to you.Do not borrow the most amount of money for your vehicle(s) that a bank will lend to you.Think long and hard before borrowing money to pay for a degree.Mindless debt accumulation can happen very easily. Guard against it.

Email david@parallelfinancial.com with any questions. Visit www.weeklywealthpodcast.com/contact to schedule your time to meet with David Chudyk.

if you are a business owner, get your VALUEBUILDER SCORE by visiting www.weeklywealthpodcast.com/valuebuilderscore

In this episode we discuss the origins and purposes of the show.

Email david@parallelfinancial.com with any questions.

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go to www.weeklywealthpodcast.com/valuebuilderscore to learn how to increase the value of your business.

Scott Royal Smith is an educator, investor, and attorney who helps business owners to protect their assets.

We discuss:

Ways to protect your company from lawsuits.Being the CEO of your own WEALTH company.Protecting yourself from creditors.

Visit Royal Legal Solutions to learn more about Scott and his company.

David Chudyk can always be reached for question via email david@parallelfinanancial.com

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Schedule time to speak with David by visiting www.calendly.com/davidpf

Licensed Family Therapist, Thomas Castro talks about:

Eliminating the need for our partners to act differently in order for us to be happy.In order for us to HAVE different relationships we need to DO different things.How improve the influence in our relationships by framing things differently.increasing the touch factor.

Learn more about Thomas Castro by visiting theshinecampus.com

David Chudyk, Certified Financial Planner(tm) can be reached by emailing david@parallelfinancial.com

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If you are at the point in your career where considering the exit of your business, these are some factors that should be considered:

Ask yourself if you are ready to sell the business.Know what your business is worth.Prepare financial records and reports.Understand market conditions.Explore legal and tax implications.Consider what will happen to your team if you sell.

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The Silent Generation (Born 1928-1945)

Concerns and Challenges:

Healthcare Costs: Rising medical expenses and long-term care costs.Income Security: Limited earning potential due to retirement.Inflation: Impact on fixed incomes, especially with pensions and savings.Estate Planning: Managing wills, trusts, and legacy concerns.

Advantages:

Homeownership: Many own their homes outright.Savings: Tend to have savings and investments from a lifetime of work.Social Security Benefits: More robust and reliable for this generation.Traditional Values: Strong saving habits and aversion to debt.

Baby Boomers (Born 1946-1964)

Concerns and Challenges:

Retirement Readiness: Many are underprepared for retirement.Healthcare and Longevity: Managing healthcare costs with increased life expectancy.Supporting Adult Children: Financial strain from helping adult children.Market Volatility: Impact on retirement savings and investments.

Advantages:

Home Equity: Significant equity in real estate.Retirement Accounts: Benefited from employer-sponsored retirement plans.Wealth Accumulation: Generally, this generation has accumulated wealth.Work Experience: Valuable professional experience and networks.

Generation X (Born 1965-1980)

Concerns and Challenges:

Sandwich Generation Stress: Balancing support for aging parents and own children.Retirement Savings Shortfall: Less time to save for retirement compared to Boomers.Job Market Instability: Affected by economic downturns and restructuring.Housing Market Fluctuations: Impacted by highs and lows in real estate.

Advantages:

Peak Earning Years: Generally in a high-earning phase of their careers.Technological Adaptability: Comfortable with digital and traditional platforms.Diverse Investment Opportunities: Access to a variety of investment tools.Homeownership: Majority are homeowners, building equity.

Millennials (Born 1981-1996)

Concerns and Challenges:

Student Loan Debt: Burdened with high levels of educational debt.Housing Affordability: Challenges in affording and buying homes.Job Market and Career Growth: Navigating a changing job landscape.Retirement Planning Uncertainty: Concerns about the future of social security and pensions.

Advantages:

Tech-Savvy: Proficient with technology and digital finance tools.Higher Education: Tend to be the most educated generation.Adaptable: Flexible and adaptable to changing job markets.Social and Environmental Consciousness: Value-driven investing.

Generation Z (Born 1997-2012)

Concerns and Challenges:

Economic Uncertainty: Entering workforce in a volatile economy.Education Costs: Concerns about affording higher education without accruing massive debt.Job Market Readiness: Preparing for jobs in a highly digital and competitive market.Global Issues: Concerned about how global challenges (like climate change) will impact their future.

Advantages:

Digital Natives: Extremely comfortable with digital and emerging technologies.Early Financial Awareness: More aware of financial planning and investing at a younger age.Entrepreneurial Spirit: More likely to start businesses or engage in side hustles.Socially Responsible Investing: Keen interest in sustainable and ethical investments.

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Former financial advisor, April Roberts talks about how FIXED mindsets can either help or hurt us in our journeys to success.

Make sure to learn more about April via:

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Charitable consultant for The American Heart Association, John Cullum, CFP(r) discusses:

Why some people are charitable and others are not.Why it feels good to give.Different giving styles for different generations.What are some tax efficient ways to give money.

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Welcome to the first Weekly Wealth Webinar, where we dive into the world of wellness with our Wednesday Wellness Webinar. In this unique session, host David Chudyk is joined by Steve Pumphrey, a certified personal trainer, to explore fitness and diet issues and provide helpful tips for post-holiday weight gain.

Steve offers his expertise in personalized nutrition coaching and emphasizes the importance of a balanced approach to nutrition and physical activity for overall health and wellness. From understanding portion control to debunking weight loss myths, this episode offers invaluable insights into building a healthy lifestyle in tandem with building financial wealth.

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In this episode, we discuss some of the financial concerns that some of the people that I have worked with and spoken with this year. They include:

Am I saving enough money?Am I saving too much money?What can I do about my tax situation?How do I offer the right employee benefits to my team?Are my real estate holdings generating the returns that they should be generating?What are some good charities that I can support and how can I support them in the most efficient manners?I just don't feel that I am financially savvy, what can I do about this?My spouse handled a lot of this, now he/she has passed away, how do I now handle my finances?What will happen if I die?Can I sell my business? What is my business worth? How can I make it worth more?

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These are the major lessons that I learned or confirmed in 2023. What about you? What did you learn?

1.    Life is not always hard.

2.     Today’s results are from the seeds that we planted yesterday, last week, or even years ago.

3.     Choose your hard.

4.     Surround yourself with people who can lift you up. 

5.     If you are an entrepreneur or employer, make sure to take care of your team.  Without

the support of your team, almost nothing would ever happen.

6.     Life is short.. make the best of it.

7.     Journalling can be lifechanging.

8.     An incredible amount of our successes (or failures for that matter) occur because of what we think and tell ourselves.

9.     We all have the same amount of time.

10.  Spend time each day thinking about your future.

self.  Think about the person that you want to be and ask yourself what that person does (or doesn’t do).

11.  Being great has a financial cost (coaching, etc).

12. You can never know everything, but you can surround yourself with people who know what you don’t know, who are good at what you are not good at, and enjoy doing the things that you hate.

13.  Complaining is the refusal to pay the success tax. 

14.  Never take health for granted.

15.  If you are a business owner, work constantly to be a better business owner.  Being good

at your trade is NOT the same as being good at running your business.

16.  Financial margin is a great thing, work towards having it.

17.  Money doesn’t solve all problems, but most problems are a bit smaller, if there is additional money involved.

18.  Speaking of problems… if we think about all of the problems that we have ever had and are REALLY honest with ourselves, many of the problems existed because we either caused (or partially caused) or didn’t prevent them.

19.  You don’t die if you are just a little bit hungry.

20.  Making HUGE strides in life/business can be easier than smaller growth because you have to change everything that you are did to get to where you are.

21.  If you have kids, cherish every moment that you have with them because they grow up

22.  If you are married, make sure to cherish your spouse

23.  God is great.

Don't forget to email david@parallelfinancial.com with your questions.

Kellie Good of Blackstone Accounting explains:

The S-Corp ElectionDetails of the home office deductionThe Augusta RuleSome benefits of hiring your children

Kellie also discusses:

Some changes to IRS guidelines and rules for 2024.

To reach Kellie Good, visit her website at www.blackstoneaccounting.com or email her at Kelliegood@blackstoneaccounting.com

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Rule # 2: NEVER FORGET RULE # 1

We discuss how proper risk management in our lives can help us to reduce the chances of ever losing large amounts of our financial nest eggs due to losses that might have been covered by any number of types of insurance. Email David@parallelfinancial.com with any insurance/risk management questions.

Be on the lookout for signup information for the upcoming WEDNESDAY WELLNESS WEBINARS that will be happening:

Wednesday January 3rd.... Physical Wellness

Wednesday January 10th... Relational Wellness

Wednesday January 17th... Philanthropy

Wednesday January 24th...Financial Wellness

We talk about it all of the time... TRUE wealth is not simply limited to accumulating money. It relates to all of the important areas of our lives.

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With the end of the year quickly approaching, it is important to be purposeful with our finances. In this episode we discuss:

tax loss harvestinghaving a Holiday spending planretirement plan contributionsreviewing tax withholdingsreviewing FSA plan

We also discuss the importance of developing a personal development plan and budget. This can include books, courses, conferences, mastermind groups, etc.

Finally, we unveil our exciting program for 2024... Wednesday Wellness Webinars. We will be hosting webinars that will teach the subjects of nutrition/exercise, relationships, charitable giving, and financial health.

Make sure to click on the microphone icon and leave a short message with any of your financial WINS in 2023.

Email david@parallelfinancial.com with any questions and make sure to go to Schedule a Chat (weeklywealthpodcast.com to set your appointment.

On this Thanksgiving 2023 episode of The Weekly Wealth Podcast, we talk about GRATITUDE and THANKFULNESS.

Let's all commit to being Thankful all year, not just one Thursday in November.

In this episode, host David Chudyk welcomes Austin Erickson from John Hancock, Regional Vice President at John Hancock Retirement, to discuss the Secure Act 2.0. They aim to provide valuable information to help individuals and business owners make sound financial decisions.

One of the main goals of the Secure Act 2.0 is to make retirement plans easier to access and set up. This applies to both business owners and their employees. The legislation aims to streamline the process of establishing retirement plans, reducing administrative burdens, and making it more convenient for individuals to participate in these plans.

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In today's episode, we're diving deep into the topic of outsourcing personal activities and discussing how much your sanity is truly worth with Hannah Morgan

Hannah believes that outsourcing can improve your financial situation and enhance your overall quality of life.

We'll explore the pain points and tasks that many of us dislike, don't have time for, or simply struggle with. From paying bills to scheduling appointments, Hannah has a wealth of insights on identifying and delegating these tasks effectively. We'll even touch on the impact that domestic labor and gender roles play in our lives. Hannah's expertise in this area is unparalleled.

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Welcome to this week's episode of the Weekly Wealth Podcast! I'm your host, David Chudyk, a certified financial planner with Parallel Financial. In today's episode, we will be discussing three common financial mistakes that even rich people make. Whether you're a seasoned investor or just getting started, this episode will provide valuable insights to help you avoid these pitfalls.

Today we'll talk about:

The Problem with "Full Coverage" Insurance: "Many people feel like they have quote, full coverage on their vehicle then they will... and it turns out that they had a $500 deductible."

Probate Process: "So if you die and you did not have somebody's name or an organization's name listed on the beneficiary form of your retirement plan, of your life insurance, of your annuity, then what happens, in that case, is that the benefit will be left to your estate and that means it will be subject to probate."

Mistakes to Avoid in Your Roth IRA: "Make sure that you know what's invested in your accounts and also make sure that those investments are appropriate for you."

Retirement Account Planning: "Understand your retirement accounts. Your IRAs, your Roth IRAs, your 401 KS, your four hundred and fifty-seven s. All of those types of plans are simply containers. And make sure that the assets inside of those containers are appropriate for you and understand what they are."

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Today we have a very important topic to discuss: college planning. Joining us as our guest is Seth Greene, a renowned financial aid expert with over 24 years of experience. Seth shares valuable insights on college admissions, financial aid, and tax reduction strategies.

He even reveals how he managed to cut the cost of tuition by a whopping $19,077 per year! But that's not all; Seth also tackles the age-old debate of whether it matters where your degree comes from outside of prestigious Ivy League schools. Plus, we delve into the complexities of the FAFSA and CSS profile forms and the potential simplification efforts on the horizon.

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As an entrepreneur, academic, author, consultant, and teacher, Maria Kellis works with leaders in the corporate space. On a quest to bring the essence of energy and flow into the business world, while working on gaining profits with a purpose.

Born and raised in Greece, Maria attained her 3 degrees from the prestigious MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology and MIT Sloan School of Management) in the United States and is completing her doctorate degree at Mahidol University in Thailand.

Maria was involved in the teaching of entrepreneurial classes at the MIT

Sloan School of Management, including organizing the $50K competition for the students. One of Maria’s companies claimed the runner-up position.

Having already assisted in the co-founding of multiple technology companies, as well as spending significant time working at high levels within the Greek government, Maria has now shifted her attention and focus to the teaching and healing of others through her organization: MK Empower Inspired Leadership, which is in operation globally, and currently services clients from more than 15 countries.

Maria's rich and extensive experience in the world of business reaches deep into the politics of corporations, governments, and within the realm of academia. Maria has dedicated her life to the discovery and implementation of ways to create businesses with a purpose: and she is teaching others these leadership principles while continuing to achieve, for herself, at the highest levels.

On a personal level throughout her life, Maria has developed a deep sense of values and built a strong leadership character has had to face many overwhelming ordeals, including numerous accidents, diseases, excruciating physical, mental, and emotional pain, being wheelchair-bound with no real expectation of recovery, and a near-death experience. And has overcome all that!

Currently, Maria shares her time between Greece, Bali, Thailand, Cyprus, and the United States, having maintained for herself a life of absolute freedom, abundance, and independence. Maria has made it her laser-focused aim to teach others how they can achieve the same levels of success, simply by being themselves. The only question left to answer is, “How can we do it even faster for you?”

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Inflation fears are everywhere! Prices of food, gas, housing and all of the other items that we need on a daily basis are increasing.

Learn how to combat inflation in your own personal life with THREE valuable tips.

and remember...

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Dave Jackson began podcasting in 2005 and launched the School of Podcasting (schoolofpodcasting.com). His School of Podcasting show has over 3.3 million downloads. He has helped hundreds of people plan, launch, and grow their podcasts.

He is the author of the book Profit from Your Podcast: Proven Strategies to Turn Listeners into a Livelihood, and is a featured speaker at events. In 2016 Dave joined Libsyn (the largest podcast hosting company) as part of their tech support team. In 2018 he was inducted into the Academy of Podcasters Hall of Fame. Find him at www.schoolofpodcasting.com

David and David discussed:

The MINIMAL costs involved with starting a podcast.Common mistakes by podcastersSome of the ways that Dave can help YOU to build your podcast.

Don't forget to visit www.schoolofpodcasting.com/weeklywealth for a 20% discount on monthly or yearly subscriptions!

To set your 30 minute appointment with David Chudyk, visit www.weeklywealthpodcast.com/contactus or simly email david@parallelfinancial.com

If you are a business owner and have ever thought about selling your business to fund your future lifestyle, take the Value Builder Assessment at www.allofmyassets.com/value-builder-score This will give you an estimate of the value of your business as well has help you to understand the areas of your business that can improve so that you can sell it for a higher multiple when you are ready.

In continuing with our recent "back to school" theme, this week's episode focuses on THREE homework items:

Take a financial (spending audit). Examine subscriptions/recurring charges and classify outflows as needs/wants.Take time to DREAM BIG! Dream about owning a beach house, paying off seemingly insurmountable debt, making large charitable contributions, or whatever else would bring purpose to your life. When we dream, we tend to ACT!You will have to listen to get # 3!

As always, to schedule your appointment with David Chudyk, go to www.weeklywealthpodcast.com/contactus

If you have ever thought about selling your business as a method to fund your future life, visit www.allofmyassets.com and make sure to get your VALUE BUILDER SCORE.

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Three questions that financial advisors SHOULD be asking are:

HOW ARE YOU? Financial health is very important, but as a financial advisor, I believe that financial, spiritual, relational, physical, and mental health are all related. In many cases struggles in one of these areas could cause struggles in others.What do YOU want? Many financial advisors assume that their clients want to retire "as early as possible" or make other assumptions. Remember, a fiduciary advisor has an obligation to help the client to meet the client's goals, so it is crucially important to ask the right questions. How would YOU like for me to communicate with you? Some clients want "big picture" level details and other clients want for extremely detailed oriented explanations. Some clients like to communicate virtually and others like to communicate in person.

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At it's core, the Depp V Heard case is about defamation. In this episode, Attorney to the stars, Chris Melcher gives his unique perspective and shares his expertise on this case.

The episode also speaks about what defamation IS and how you might handle a defamation lawsuit towards your business. "The biggest protection is not going to a lawyer, it is having your own content", states, Mr. Melcher as it relates to potential negative information posted about your business.

#justiceforjohnny #deppvheard #amberheard #johnnydepp #defamation

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Why should you work with a Financial Advisor? If any of these scenarios apply to you, it could be a great idea to work with a Financial Advisor.

You don't know what you don't know about your financial situation. You might have a basic lack of financial literacy or simply be unsure of if you are on the right track.You are either about to go through, are going through, or just went through a major life change. These can include marriage, divorce, having children, job change, move, starting a business, death in the family, receiving a financial windfall, etc.If you are a BUSINESS OWNER, you are pulled in many directions and due to this, many business owners tend to put their own financial planning issues on the back burner, delay planning, and reduce the effects of compounding interest.If you have FINANCIAL ANXIETY. By determining the FACTS and putting together a gameplan, YOU can reduce financial anxiety.

If you have ever wondered what it would be like to work with me, personally, as your financial advisor, visit www.weeklywealthpodcast.com/contactus

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If you are like me, you have children and you want them to be financially successful and have minimal financial stress. This episode talks about some ideas that schools should implement into their curriculums and, if they don't then parents should teach their children these concepts.

1. Personal accountability - we have a lot more control over our financial successes (and failures) than we might think that we do. Our decisions matter.

2. Basic financial literacy - we should all know what the basic financial tools are and how to use them to our benefits.

3. Income - expenses MUST equal greater than zero. In addition to spending less, this topic talks about how we can all increase our incomes.

4. Be very careful about college decisions - if you must borrow money for school, make sure that you are picking a career that offers the earning potential that will allow you to pay off the loans.

#backtoschool #teenagers #money #schoolisback #financialliteracy

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As a pioneer in the field of therapy and mental health, Thomas I. Castro has played a significant role in countless lives, equipping people with invaluable tools to navigate life's challenges and discover their fullest potential. Through the innovative platform of Shine Campus, Thomas has ingeniously crafted a gym for emotional and mental health, providing a space for emotional and mental development and growth. Thomas's unique approach to therapy and counseling transcends traditional norms, making profound breakthroughs achievable for everyone. With a wealth of experience and a heart brimming with empathy, Thomas has touched the lives of diverse individuals, empowering them to lead healthier, more fulfilling lives. To sign up for the THRIVE SUMMIT go to THESHINECAMPUS.COM

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How can you DE-RISK your retirement portfolio?

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Segment # 3:

What are some ways that you might end up exitting your business?

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SEGMENT 1:

Have you noticed that your all of your insurance premiums are increasing? Perhaps you are in an area of the country where many major insurers are no longer writing insurance policies? Segment 1 of this episode talks about the STATE of the insurance industry.

SEGMENT 2:

Many listeners have 2 assets that do NOT get the attention that they deserve. The first can be a 401k plan. These typically are on a "set it and forget it" mode and are oftentimes, not maximized. The second is your BUSINESS. When you start to think of your business as an asset, your world can change. Visit www.allofmyassets.com

SEGMENT 3: The Financial BASICS

B - Budget

A - Allocation

S - Systems

I - Insurance

C - Caring

S- Support

Comments and questions are always welcome, please email David@parallelfinancial.com

To set your appointment visit www.weeklywealthpodcast.com/contactus

Get your Valuebuilder Score atwww.allofmyassets.com/value-builder-score

For more than two decades, master money coach Mikelann Valterra, MA, AFC®, has helped women transform their relationship to money. A highly respected expert in financial psychology, she has written and spoken extensively on powerful, practical ways to reduce money anxiety as well as effective methods for earning, saving, reducing debt, and managing money. Mikelann has been quoted in national publications, including Forbes, USA Today, and Business Insider. She also guests on podcasts all over the world. Mikelann is the author of Rise Above the Money Fog: The key to confidence, clarity, and control. When not writing and speaking, she teaches clients how to rise above the money fog and craft their ideal life—letting go of financial stress forever. When not working, you can find Mikelann on the dance floor indulging her love of Argentine tango. See www.seattlemoneycoach.com Mikelann’s clients span the globe. We had an outstanding conversation answered:

1. What is the "silver lining" when it comes to divorce and money?

2. How to get in touch with your own financial personality?

3. What is "financial elegant simplicity"?

To schedule a time to speak with David Chudyk, CFP(r) visit www.weeklywealthpodcast.com/contact

if you are a business owner, make sure to take the Value Builder Score at www.allofmyassets.com/value-builder-score

Let's talk about:

A quote that might lead to some new investment and financial planning philosophies for you.

Some items to keep in mind when considering a Roth Conversion (can you say IRMAA?)

Events that can cripple you from a financial standpoint.

Don't forget to email david@parallelfinancial.com with any questions and also click on www.weeklywealthpodcast.com/contact to schedule time to speak with David Chudyk

www.allofmyassets.com/value-builder-score

www.allofmassets.com

Carla Tutus is a fractional CFO who helps business owners to:

1. Understand their cash flows.

2. Plan/forecast for uneven and seasonal revenue streams.

3. TRULY understand what expenses they can afford and what expenses they can not afford.

4. Develop pricing strategies for their businesses that allow them to be profitable.

This is an incredibly insightful episode for the small business owners of the world. Carla and her team are very knowledgable and want to help with your business's financial management.

Make sure to visit Wealth & Worth Within (wealthworthwithin.com)

David Chudyk can be reached for questions via david@parallelfinanancial.com

To take the ValueBuilder Questionnaire visit www.allofmyassets.com/value-builder-score

To set a time to discuss if YOU are a great fit to have David Chudyk as your financial advisor, visit www.weeklywealthpodcast.com/contact

South Carolina Attorney, Michael Bagwell discusses:

1. The importance of title searches during real estate transactions

2. The importance of title insurance in real estate transactions.

3. Some of the most common mistakes that sellers and purchasers make when buying and selling real estate.

To contact Mr. Bagwell or to view his firm's social media sites, go to:

email: michael@bkrlaw.net instagram: @bkrlaw youtube: Bradley K. Richardson, PC facebook: Bradley K. Richardson, PC website: bradrichardsonlaw.com

To set at time to speak with David Chudyk about the 30,000 foot level aspects of your financial situation go to www.weeklywealthpodcast.com/contact

To take The Value Builder Assessment go to www.allofmyassets.com/value-builder-score

To download a copy of the brand new E-Book, Endgame, go to www.allofmyassets.com/endgame

don't forget to email david@parallelfinancial.com with any questions

In this episode, co-founder of Parallel Financial, Brian Boughner talks discusses: 1. What is a fiduciary? Why is it important to work with a fiduciary? 2. What process does a Parallel financial use to manage money? How does the QRLT process benefit clients? 3. Financial planning.... what is it? how does Parallel Financial handle it? Why is it so important? Make sure to visit: Parallel Financial Youtube Page The Twenty Minute Market Breakdown on Spotify The Twenty Minute Market Breakdown on Apple Podcasts To set a time to speak with David Chudyk go to www.weeklywealthpodcast.com/contact To get your VALUE BUILDER SCORE and learn how you can maximize the VALUE of your business and receive an estimate of value of your business, go to www.allofmyassets.com #weeklyweathpodcast #parallelfinancial #moneymanagement #the20minutemarketbreakdown

Valari Jackson is known as a dynamic and inspirational speaker. Her engaging style compels you to dig deeper, think higher and get into action quickly. Maybe it’s her NASA training or the years as an Aerospace Engineer that give her the ability to set you on a trajectory to achieve greater than you realized you could.

Valari is a sought-after advisor who knows first-hand, the frustrations and challenges that overwhelm seasoned entrepreneurs. She illuminates blind spots and missed opportunities, and offers a proven framework for systems that optimize resources and increase the bottom line.

In this episode Valari talks about why it is important to be PRODUCTIVE, as opposed to BUSY and gives actionable steps to help you.

To contact Valari visit

https://taplink.cc/valari

https://www.linkedin.com/in/valari

To set up a time to speak with David Chudyk about the 30,000 foot aspects of YOUR financial situation visit Contact Us — The Weekly Wealth Podcast

Take your valuebuilder score at:

www.allofmyassets.com/value-builder-score

and

to learn if you are ready to exit your business, visit

www.allofmyassets.com/prescore

#weeklywealthpodcast #productivity #productivityhacks

Whether you are new to business ownership or have been in business for decades, your BUSINESS insurance is one of the most important, albeit, least interesting pieces of your financial puzzle.

In this episode we talk about the basics of insurance terms such as:

1. Indemnity

2. Risk retention, risk avoidance, risk transfer, and risk reduction.

3. Certificates of liability

4. Additional insureds.

Most importantly, it is incredibly important that you are working with a competent insurance professional who can advise you of what some of your risks are and how to cover them (or retain the risk, if you choose).

If you have any insurance questions, email Jessica Owens, PLCS at jessica@cfsig.net

If you have ever wondered what it might be like to work with David Chudyk as your financial advisor, go to www.weeklywealthpodcast.com/contact

#financialplanning. #weeklywealthpodcast. #entrepreneurship. #riskmanagement

#insurance

Patrick Py is a credit and funding consultant who can help you to develop a plan to fund your new business. Some of the options that we discuss are:

1. Bootstrapping (funding your new business from your current financial assets).

2. SBA/bank business loans

3. Leveraging your personal credit to help you to obtain low or no interest rate BUSINESS credit cards

To download Patrick's FREE ebook, go to ein.credit/bluebprint

If you have listened to any of the last 100 or so episodes of The Weekly Wealth Podcast and would like to explore working with David Chudyk as YOUR financial advisor, email david@parallelfinancial.com

Don't forget, if you are already a business owner and have ever thought about selling your business as a means to fund your retirement or another chapter of your life, visit www.allofmyassets.com

In this fascinating episode with Forensic CPA, John Tonsick, we discuss many aspects of fraud. Business owners often don't have proper controls on fraud prevention and put their businesses at tremendous risk.

Mr Tonsick suggests the following measures:

1. Be sceptical of team. Trust must be earned.

2. Have numerous layers of controls with regards to the ability to make payments.

3. Hire secondary bookkeeper to audit books.

To reach Mr. Tonsick, please Email john@tonsick.com or you can find him on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-tonsick-cpa-cfe-5720b57/

David Chudyk is a Certified Financial Planner(tm) and helps business owners and individuals to make the right financial decisions for them FOR the reasons that are important to them. Click www.calendly.com/davidpf to schedule your time to speak with David about any financial issue or financial question.

Also make sure to visit www.allofmyassets.com and also www.weeklywealthpodcast.com

Laura Ferguson and David Chudyk have a fascinating conversation about how business owners can:

- Increase the value of their business.

- Decrease the business's dependency on the owner for day-to-day operations.

- Sell their companies for higher multiples (whether it be seller's discretionary earnings, EBITDA, or another measure) than companies that have lower value builder scores.

Some of the valuable tools that we discussed were:

https://www.allofmyassets.com/value-builder-score

https://www.allofmyassets.com/freedomscore

https://www.allofmyassets.com/prescore

Also.... these are some EBOOKS that most business owners will find to be valuable:

https://www.allofmyassets.com/the-owners-metric-ebook
https://www.allofmyassets.com/the-four-degrees-of-delegation-ebook
https://www.allofmyassets.com/the-definitive-guide-to-sops-ebook
https://www.allofmyassets.com/the-overlooked-owner-ebook
https://www.allofmyassets.com/the-rainmakers-dilemma-ebook
https://www.allofmyassets.com/the-freedom-point-ebook
https://www.allofmyassets.com/the-exit-checklist-ebook
https://www.allofmyassets.com/the-productize-ebook
https://www.allofmyassets.com/the-famous-or-rich-ebook
https://www.allofmyassets.com/the-reinvent-yourself-ebook

As always, email david@parallelfinancial.com with any questions about any financial issues that are keeping YOU up at night.

In this episode, we discuss:

1.  What working capital is.

2. Why it is so important for business owners and leaders to have a solid understanding of their working capital.

3. When working capital issues should be addressed.

Make sure to visit Home - Blue Sky Business Resources (blueskyadvisors.net and you can reach Joe Milam via email at jmilam@blueskyadvisor.net or by calling 864 221-9335

For all of the money issues that might be keeping you up at night, make sure to email david@parallelfinancial.com and visit

www.allofmyassets.com  and don't forget to take you PRESCORE assessment at www.allofmyassets.com/prescore

Naadir was born in South Africa in 1997 and moved to America when he was 2 years old. His family moved throughout the South East until High School where he then called Greenville home. Finance and money has always been an interest to him, and going through the 2008 recession at such an impressionable age made him seek a better understanding of finance. He attended Clemson University and graduated with a degree in financial management in 2020 and would join Parallel Financial as an advisor in the following year.

To reach Naadir, email naadirjalil@parallelfinancial.com and also check him out on LINKEDIN and even TIKTOK 

If you are a business owner, make sure to take your VALUEBUILDER ASSESSMENT by clicking https://www.allofmyassets.com/value-builder-score and also check out the FREE E-BOOK by clickinghttps://www.allofmyassets.com/the-freedom-point-ebook  This book gives great insight that can help you to determine if you are close the being at YOUR Freedom point and being able to sell your busines.

David can be reached at david@parallelfinancial.com or you can even schedule an appointment at www.calendly.com/davidpf

In this episode, David and Tara Stand talk about how business owners and managers can be more effective and LESS productive.  This is a fascinating discussion on business effectiveness and profitability.  As a business leader, have you considered that being PRODUCTIVE is actually a bad thing?

TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THE LOVE YOUR BUSINESS SUMMIT AND TO SIGN UP FOR THE EVENT PLEASE GO TO:

http://bit.ly/3j5Oztc

Don't forget that David Chudyk is always available for the financial questions/issues that are keeping you up at night. Contact him via email david@parallelfinancial.com

Visit www.allofmyassets.comto learn more about how to increase the value of your BUSINESS

Small business owners struggle to:

1. Compete with the benefits packages of larger companies.

2. Afford health insurance coverage for their team.

3. Manage the employee experience

4. Protect their interests from a human resource standpoint.

If you are interested in being introduced to Shawna Smith or her team at QUESTCO, email David@parallelfinancial.com

To learn more about how to increase the value of your business so that you can sell it for a higher multiple when you are ready to sell OR simply have an easier and more profitable life today, visit www.allofmyassets.com

If there is anything keeping you up at night with regards to your money, email david@parallelfinancial.com 

Don't forget to follow us on TikTok 

As a buyer's agent in the Myrtle Beach, South Carolina market Vicki Durkin walks her clients through the entire home-buying process.  In this episode we discuss:

1. Why a buyer's agent is important.

2. The costs associated with buyer's agents.

3. The difference between a buyer's agent and a seller's agent.

4. Some common mistakes that a good buyer's agent can help you to avoid when purchasing a property.

Vicki Durkin can be reached via email at vickisellsthebeach@gmail.com and you can visit her website at www.vicki.ryankorrosteam.com

Don't forget to email david@parallelfinancial.com with any questions 

Visit www.weeklywealthpodcast.com for all past episodes

if you are a business owner visit www.allofmyassets.com to learn more about how to build the value of YOUR business.

Cary Duke talks about simple strategies to make your business more visible on Google.  

Cary's website is adstrategies.co and he can also be reached on Linkedin www.linkedin.com/in/caryduke/ 

Don't forget to check out: www.allofmyassets.com 

www.allofmyassets.com/freedomscore 

www.weeklywealthpodcast.com 

and 

email david@parallelfinancial.com with any questions

Matt Cavanaugh and Tim Winfrey have decades of experience in the many areas of the real estate industry.  They have also teamed up to form The Freedom Chasers Podcast where they talk with agents, investors, and other professionals that can help their listeners to build wealth in the real estate industry.

Check out their show on APPLE PODCASTS, YOUTUBE, or join The Freedom Chasers Real Estate Sales and Investing Group on Facebook

To reach David Chudyk, CFP(r) about any of your financial concerns that are keeping you up at night, email david@parallelfinancial.com and visit www.weeklywealthpodcast.com  for past episodes. 

If you are a business owner and you have even thought about selling your business, check out my website www.allofmyassets.com

If you are like many business owners, you have poured your heart and soul into your business but you have also neglected your own personal finances.  In this episode, we discuss how to get the B A S I C S of your personal finances in shape and also how to optimize the potential sale price of your business.

Vist www.allofmyassets.com to learn more or CLICK HERE to take get your PRE-SCORE which can give an indication of how ready you are to sell your business.

As always, email david@parallelfinancial.com with any questions or financial concerns that are keeping you up at night.

After a successful corporate career in many leadership positions, Mike Ungar began a coaching practice. Mike believes that we, as entrepreneurs and leaders, can have better lives by working with a business coach.

www.michaelungar.focalpointcoaching.com <-------- click to visit Mike's website and to get YOUR business growth score.

With any financial related questions, email david@parallelfinancial.com

Get your VALUE BUILDER SCORE Value Builder Score | All of Your Assets | South Carolina (allofmyassets.com)

Get your FREEDOM SCORE Your Freedom Score | All of Your Assets | South Carolina (allofmyassets.com)

In this episode we describe the various methods of charitable giving.

To ask your questions about this or any other financial planning topic, email david@parallelfinancial.com 

Make sure to visit www.weeklywealthpodcast.com and www.allofmyassets.com 

"I can find any business $100,000 or more in less than 45 minutes... guaranteed", Howard Wolpoff

If you are like many business owners, you are highly skilled with regard to your trade, but you struggle with a marketing message and lead nurturing program.  Howard Wolpoff HELPS business owners to develop a MARKET DOMINATING POSITIONS.

CLICK HERE to learn more about Howard and his processes 

As always, David Chudyk, CFP(r) is available for those money related questions that are keeping you up at night by emailing david@parallelfinancial.com

If you are a business owner, visit www.allofmyassets.com/value-builder-score or simply visit www.allofmyassets.com to learn more about increasing the value of your business.

Doug Mitchell is an entrepreneur, podcaster, speaker, coach, father, and husband who has built successful sales organizations.  In this episode we discuss:

1. Why core values are important.

2. What can a business leader do when "no one wants to work"

3. How to empower a sales team to achieve their goals.

To learn more about how Doug can help you, visit www.txbizdad.com

To sign up for the UPSTATE SMALL BUSINESS CONFERENCE, visit www.upstatesbc.com

As always David Chudyk can be reached via email david@parallelfinancial.com and don't forget to check out www.weeklywealthpodcast.com and www.allofmyassets.com

Pj Reilly has unique methods of buying and selling vacant land.   Whether you are interested in buying one piece of vacant land or learning how to grow your wealth through the buying AND selling of land, this episode could be for you.

To learn more about his course, please visit www.landlifecourse.com and make sure to follow him on tiktok @pjreillyislandlife and check out his YOUTUBE Channel by CLICKING HERE

Don't forget to check out David's new website www.allofmyassets.com to learn how to build the value of, what is probably your biggest asset, and that is your business itself.  

To take your Valuebuilder score for YOUR business, CLICK HERE

As always, David is always available for any of the money related questions that might be keeping you up at night.  david@parallelfinancial.com

Danielle Hayden of Kickstart Accounting, Inc helps to make business owners' lives easier and more profitable.  Through increasing efficiency, decreasing the time it takes to collect receivables, and being part of her clients' "financial team", Danielle and the Kickstart Accounting help business owners to run their businesses more efficiently and more profitably.

Visit www.kickstartaccountinginc.com

To sign up to attend PHILLIP SESSIONS event in the upstate of SOUTH CAROLINA, make sure to go to www.upstatesbc.com and to book your complementary consultation with Phillip, please CLICK HERE.

To learn more about David Chudyk visit www.weeklywealthpodcast.com and if you are a business owner, I would love your thoughts on our new website www.allofmyassets.com

David Chudyk can be reached via email david@parallelfinancial.com

After her first business failed, Stacey Brown Randall had to come up with systems, methods, and processes to gain new clients.  In her first year of her new venture, she received 120 referrals.

To learn more about how Stacey can help you to build your business through the power of referrals, please visit www.staceybrownrandall.com and make sure to take her REFERRAL NINJA QUIZ by clicking www.staceybrownrandall.com/quiz

As always, email david@parallelfinancial.com with any of your money/financial planning related questions or click www.calendly.com/davidpf

Chris Melcher of Walzer, Melchel, and Yoda in Southern California represents high profile clients in divorce cases.  In this episode, we get his unique perspective on the #JohnnyDepp and #AmberHeard case and we discuss the PRACTICAL steps that your business can take if you are ever involved in a defamation case.

For more information about Mr. Melcher, please visit www.walzermelcher.com

CLICK HERE to download YOUR VALUE BUILDER SCORE FOR YOUR BUSINESS

For any other financial issues that are keeping you up at night, email david@parallelfinancial.com

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