A show about how to thrive in the New Economy. It's All About What's Next!
Economic historian extraordinaire is with us today to explain the credit bust, where it's heading, w
During the meeting, Kerry Lutz and Eddie Seidel discussed the recent job numbers and consumer credit
During the meeting, Kerry Lutz and John Rubino discussed various economic and political issues. They
Addison Wiggin was with Kerry to discuss a broad range of topics related to finance and economics. T
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Jim Masiello, the founder of insurance giant SIAA, had banks and the IRS come after him for tens of
Dave Dubeau helps real estate investors access private capital to grow their portfolios. He recommen
1 .Friday was a huge market surge as the debt ceiling was approved by the Senate. There was also a g
Kerry Lutz and Jeremy Cordon discussed Gold Backs, a form of commodity money that is split into a th
Russell Stone discussed the current state of the economy with Kerry Lutz on the Financial Survival N
Roei Ganzarski's company Alithieon has developed a technology that enables authentication and verifi
Wayne Zell, a CPA and attorney, discussed the importance of having an exit plan in place when starti
Jordan Roy-Byrne agrees that the market often seeks to frustrate the majority of participants, espec
Christina Curtis believes that success is no accident and that it requires getting comfortable with
David Erfle and Kerry Lutz discussed the differences between the price of metals and stocks, and how
Kathleen Day has written a book about the history of financial crises in the US, which have been occ
Michael Pento believes that the Fed's rapid rate increases have caused a banking crisis, and that th
John Rubino is concerned that automation and government debt will lead to a collapse of the current
America just refuses to face reality and that means that the dollar will continue to lose value and
Wolf Richter summarizes that the economy is a mix of different sectors, with some doing well and som
