Episodes

Today, Jason welcomes geopolitical expert Peter Zeihan to the show today to discuss the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine. Peter discusses Putin’s motivations, Russia’s demographics and energy exports and if the response from the West...

Join Jason today as he welcomes Dr. Peter McCullough, MD. Dr. McCullough has over 50 peer-reviewed papers and is an extremely credible person in the medical field. You can also watch the video NOT on YouTube (having been censored) but …

The legendary Mark Victor Hansen, best selling author, real estate investor and entrepreneur is Jason's guest today, talking about his new book, . Most people have beautiful dreams deep inside—the things they would like to have, the relationships...

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Not long ago, we worried a lot about the lack of jobs. We talked about rising unemployment rates and worried about students graduating into an economy that had absolutely no jobs to offer. We saw individuals with years of work …

The millennial generation is known for a lot of things–tech savviness, high student loan debt, a reluctance to spend forty plus hours a week in a windowless cubicle working for a boss you don’t particularly care for. The millennials and...

There’s a lot of talk about the rising cost of energy, and you’ve probably heard discussions about solar power. Perhaps you’ve seen solar panels or billboards advocating for one side or the other. But what exactly is solar power?...

Lottery winners have become collectively famous for their inability to manage their money upon winning. New lotto millionaires misspend and misuse, fail to invest, end up with less money than they started with. The same can be said for NFL...

Jason Hartman has often said that Wall Street is the modern version of organized crime. And he’s not wrong–the things that happen on Wall Street are beyond deplorable. Masquerading as the place where our financial heart beats, where our...

You’ve probably heard a number of children respond to the question—what do you want to be when you grow up? And the answers vary, if only slightly. Many children want to be firefighters or doctors—and still more want to be...

We hear about it all the time–scams aimed at swindling money from innocent people. Especially targeted are the elderly, who may not be (though this is certainly changing) as familiar with technology, making them easier to take advantage of. This...

If you participate in social media, you’ve likely seen the memes that put millennials under the microscope. Statements like they’re uncommitted or they spend too much time indoors have a way of downplaying the types of...

You’ve probably heard a number of children respond to the question—what do you want to be when you grow up? And the answers vary, if only slightly. Many children want to be firefighters or doctors—and still more want to be...

Like rats leaving the Titanic, billionaires’ Warren Buffett, John Paulson, and George Soros have been quietly divesting their portfolio of of stocks. The question is why? The stock market is in the midst of a historic rally, real estate prices...

A property management scam is when someone claiming to be a property manager implements a purposeful scheme to deceive and defraud you out of money. As heinous as that thought is, Jason Hartman reminds you that, as a landlord, you …

Irish playwright George Bernard Shaw claimed that youth was wasted on the young. When it comes to finances, whether or not a young investor appreciates the advantages of having logged fewer years on planet earth is irrelevant. What matters is …

In a perfect world, we would all have the following critical financial ideas pounded into our heads at the earliest possible age, preferably before 10. However, the reality of parenting and the educational system is that few of us are …

Conventional wisdom says, rightly so, that commodity investing is a risky pursuit. The capacity for a new investor to get badly burned is higher than in the stock market. Generally speaking, the commodity market is more volatile than stocks. Driven …

If you’re a young investor who has been following the blog for a while now, you might have noticed a slight intemperate tone, at times, when the subject of the stock market is broached. For several reasons, which we may …

Contrary to popular belief, the Small Administration (SBA), a federal government agency, does not normally make loans directly to small businesses. Instead, the SBA acts as a guarantor against risk for banks and other lenders to offer loan funds by...

It’s getting more expensive to own a checking account these days. wonders if the sudden rash of fees and penalties is a surreptitious last ditch effort by banks to recover from years’ worth of hideously poor decision making in...