Who are the hosts of the KPP portfolio management podcast?
The program / podcast is hosted by KPP principals Steve Peasley and Justin Klein. No investment question is out of bounds. Is your asset portfolio properly balanced? How can you better manage your 401 (k)?
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Can a Money podcast host give you financial advice?
With the number of podcasts now topping 700,000, you can find one for almost any subject or taste. That’s true in the personal finance area, as well, with all manner of money podcasts now available—from funny to serious to technical. But how do you know if a host is actually qualified to give financial advice?
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Accessibility
Choosing an investment advisor can be a difficult task due to the complexities of the industry. As a boutique independent financial advisor, we are able to streamline our communication and allow clients unparalleled access to our advisors.
Parallel Investing
Parallel Investing is a simple concept that provides assurance that our decisions, on behalf of our clients, are free from conflicts of interest. This assures that our clients share in our success, as they become our parallel investment partners.
Planning at your Fingertips
Advizr is a robust financial planning software allows us to easily model out a direct path to success for clients. From the moment they start until any specified time in the future.
Dynamic Growth
This strategy employs KPP’s unique market expertise to navigate every market environment.
Balanced Income
By identifying undervalued assets, we accommodate investors who have a lower risk tolerance but desire some exposure to stock market growth.
Disciplined Equity
Combining fundamental and technical analysis, our strategy filters through stocks based on business quality, chart strength and underlying value.
Who is Jason from KPP?
CIO – After graduating from the University of Southern California in 2004 with Bachelors in Finance, Jason joined KPP Financial. He currently helps drive asset allocation strategies and heads fixed income research and trading. In 2013 he completed his Master’s Degree in Business Administration with an emphasis in Entrepreneurship. His extensive experience analyzing companies helps him find great value opportunities for the various strategies we deploy for clients. He is the third member of KPP Financial with their Series 65 license, along with Steve and Justin.
Who is Justin Klein?
Justin Klein. CEO - Drawing from his mentorship at the hands of our Founder, his grandfather, Jerry Klein, Justin drives the firm's asset allocation strategy, creates strategic market forecasts and analyzes individual investments.
When did Steve Peasley leave the insurance industry?
President - In 1999 , Steve Peasley left a 24 year career in the insurance field to begin a new career in the securities industry. He joined Klein Pavlis Financial, Inc.
Who is the CEO of KPP Financial?
The podcast stays true to the “Invest” in its name by focusing on the markets, helping listeners with their investment strategies and encouraging people to save. Klein is the CEO and Peasley is the president of KPP Financial in Irvine, Calif.
When did the Money Radio podcast start?
Available on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher and Player.fm. This podcast is the only one on this list that started off as a radio show. It first aired in 1999, before podcasting took off. The show was one of many on Money Radio, a popular network in Southern California.
What is inspired money?
Andy Wang’s podcast, Inspired Money, is more than an instructional podcast on personal finance. He uses storytelling to help his listeners gain context into various money situations. His goal is “to inspire people to talk about money,” in a positive way. Many of his episodes are about interesting individuals and what they’ve managed to do with money. For example, he has recently interviewed a couple who’s managed to pay off a $300,000 mortgage in five years on one salary and a crypto-expert about the basics of bitcoin.
How long is the George Acheampong podcast?
Length of episodes: 20 to 60 minutes. Available on Apple Podcast, Google Play and Soundcloud. George Acheampong is a North Carolina-based advisor with his own firm, Capitalwise . He’s built a library of financial posts at Makes Cents 2 Me and a goal of encouraging clients and listeners to build wealth.
How long is the Stay Wealthy podcast?
Length of episodes: 15 to 60 minutes. Available on Apple Podcast, Stitcher, Google Podcast and Spotify. The Stay Wealthy podcast, hosted by Taylor Schulte, the founder and CEO of Define Financial, a fee-only advisory firm in San Diego, is all about retirement. Specifically, how to “stay wealthy” in retirement.
Who is Brian Skrobonja?
Advisor Brian Skrobonja, the owner of Skrobonja Financial Group in Arnold, Mo. , focuses much of his podcast on retirement planning. The episodes are either on how to retire and related topics. When he’s not discussing investing for your future, Skrobonja shells out instructions on how to get into a wealth building mindset.
Who is Brian Preston?
Brian Preston has been podcasting The Money Guy Show for over a decade. The show started out of his desire to educate his clients at Abound Wealth, an advisory in Franklin, Tenn., about general personal finance. Preston hosts the show with his colleague Bo Hanson.
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