The Truth About Investing: Back to Basics Chris Holling & Sean Cooper

This is our (new) introduction to the podcast and more of a... table of contents as it were since we've grown so much since the first season. Give it a listen! Tell your friends! Then tell your enemies! Okay maybe not them.

Bonus Episode?!

At this point, I don't know why we're surprised since we seem to keep adding them. But we were glad to have Charlie Koyle join us today! He is currently involved in the sales of Health and Life Insurance and we wanted to talk to him about some of the perspectives of that. 

Charlie is an old friend of Chris's so please do not hold that against him. 

And as always, be sure to listen for after the disclaimer at the end. That's where the best bits go.

Woah! There's another part?! Woah! End of this season? I'm afraid so. We are wrapping up our final episode of Season 5 with finishing out our Annuities section. We talk about things that you may not expect when considering them. What happens if I'm collecting and I pass? Where does the money go? What if I'm already involved in it and want to change? What if I want to get started? 

Join us for our Season finale of Season 5!

And yes. There's dad jokes.

Annuities are something that often gets paired with Life Insurance if you are ever discussing it. What is it? What kinds are there? Is this the right or best thing for me? Let's go into details about these things so you can make an informed decision whether early in your career life or wrapping up.

Also we show our ignorance in different languages. If that's your thing.

We continue our life insurance segment to talk about Whole Life Insurance. What is it? How does it work? There are several people that use it and they are usually especially wealthy, but why? Is it best for someone who is up and coming to get early or a late stage investor? What is the best way to approach it? 

Why am I writing so many questions? Who am I? Am I a sentient being?

But really, this is just about life insurance.

Term Life Insurance. Most have at least heard of it, and at least in Chris's line of work, everyone has it. But do you understand what it even means? Why does it exist? How many claims actually get utilized in it? Is it right for you?

Let's dive into it and see what we can learn.