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Money Therapy
Brandan Chasteen
98 episodes
1 week ago
Fact: most of us are in a terrible relationship with money! Maybe you don't have enough and you are stressed, worried, or fearful of a daunting future and your financial goals. Maybe you have enough but you are paralyzed in a decision for fear of making a money mistake. Maybe the simplest budget is anxiety-inducing. Maybe greed has an unhealthy grip on your life. $$$ missteps are not because of the money. $$$ Mistakes are because of our own attitudes, biases, and emotions! Host, Brandan Chasteen, discusses our financial behaviors, biases, and attitudes to promote financial health.
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Fact: most of us are in a terrible relationship with money! Maybe you don't have enough and you are stressed, worried, or fearful of a daunting future and your financial goals. Maybe you have enough but you are paralyzed in a decision for fear of making a money mistake. Maybe the simplest budget is anxiety-inducing. Maybe greed has an unhealthy grip on your life. $$$ missteps are not because of the money. $$$ Mistakes are because of our own attitudes, biases, and emotions! Host, Brandan Chasteen, discusses our financial behaviors, biases, and attitudes to promote financial health.
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The Silent Wealth Killer
Money Therapy
36 minutes 18 seconds
1 year ago
The Silent Wealth Killer

In our latest episode of Money Therapy, we tackle a pervasive yet often overlooked threat to financial stability: INFLATION. 


Join hosts Brandan Chasteen, CFP® and Bill Magill as we unravel the complexities of inflation and its far-reaching implications for personal finance.


Brandan kicks off the episode with a captivating reflection on the passage of time shedding light on the staggering impact of inflation on consumer goods over time.


We explore the historical trends of inflation in the United States, tracing its trajectory from the volatile peaks of the 1970s to more subdued rates in recent decades. We paint a comprehensive picture of inflation's fluctuating influence on the economy through insights sourced from economic research institutes and government data.


We talk about the realities of living in a high inflationary environment, where the rising costs of essential goods and services outpace wage growth, resulting in a tangible decline in real income and a tangible increase in anxiety and financial paralysis. We illuminate the profound challenges faced by individuals grappling with the erosion of purchasing power.


One of the most pervasive misconceptions surrounding inflation is the perception of cash as a safe haven. Brandan and Bill dissect this fallacy, illustrating how stagnant interest rates fail to keep pace with inflation, leading to the gradual erosion of savings over time. We discuss the nuanced risks of reinvestment, longevity, and inflation, underscoring the importance of strategic wealth preservation.


Turning our attention to actionable strategies, we explore asset classes historically proven to outperform during periods of high inflation. From real estate to equities, we analyze the implications of different wealth stages and offer tailored insights for wealth preservation and growth.


In our exploration of consumer behavior, we examine how inflationary pressures shape spending patterns, driving individuals to prioritize necessities over luxuries. Drawing on behavioral economics research, we shed light on the psychological effects of inflation expectations and their impact on economic behavior.


We emphasize the importance of education and proactivity in navigating the challenges of inflation. Encouraging listeners to stay informed and seek personalized financial advice, we offer practical strategies for hedging against inflation and safeguarding long-term financial stability.


Tune in to Money Therapy and embark on a journey of financial empowerment and enlightenment.


Subscribe, like, and share now. Unlock keys to wealth creation in an unpredictable world and make sure not to leave your friends out!


Make sure you contact us if you are interested in our 1-week financial mastery webinar, “The Path to Wealth and Well-being: A 3-step Journey to Living the Life You Want.”


The course is offered monthly. We are happy to answer more questions for you. Feel free to email us or leave a comment!


If you have any financial topics or questions you'd like us to cover in a future episode, please email Brandan, and we'll do our best to deliver the content you're looking for. Your feedback is important to us! 


Feel free to email Brandan at bmc@harpethwealthpartners.com and learn more about Harpeth Wealth Partners on our WEBSITE 📧💼🌐


Music by Ellyahna Chasteen

Edited and Produced by Ellyahna Chasteen



#Inflation #FinancialStability #WealthPreservation #PersonalFinance #MoneyTherapy

Money Therapy
Fact: most of us are in a terrible relationship with money! Maybe you don't have enough and you are stressed, worried, or fearful of a daunting future and your financial goals. Maybe you have enough but you are paralyzed in a decision for fear of making a money mistake. Maybe the simplest budget is anxiety-inducing. Maybe greed has an unhealthy grip on your life. $$$ missteps are not because of the money. $$$ Mistakes are because of our own attitudes, biases, and emotions! Host, Brandan Chasteen, discusses our financial behaviors, biases, and attitudes to promote financial health.