Financially Fit with Andre Creighton

5 Year and 10 Year Planning

This week, Andre discusses how to look at finances in the mid and long term by assessing your 5- and 10-year goals. Listen in to hear all about it.

Understanding the Psychology of Money

Like many things, how we think about money maters just as much as the money itself. In this week’s episode, Andre digs into the psychology of money. 

Spiraling US Economy: Where do we go now?

Today we talk about the economy and recent developments in the capital markets. 

Politics can impact your paycheck

Andre Creighton talks about how politics can indeed impact your paycheck and either positively or negatively affect your ability to build generational wealth for your family on the latest edition of his podcast.

The Home Office Deduction

With tax season in full-swing, it’s time to start considering all the different deductions you might be eligible for. In this weeks’ episode, Andre tackles the ins and outs of the home office deduction.

Building Financial Resilience through Diversification

In light of many changes in the new presidential administration, Andre is taking a look at making adjustments in his financial strategy based on all the new facts and information available. What does all that point to? Diversification. Listen in to hear all about it.

Athletic & Extra Curricular Involvement Will Build Wealth in the Future

Andre recently came across an article that talked about how people who were involved in athletics and extra curriculars in high school and college, tend to earn more money as adults. Listen in to hear they ‘why’ behind this statistic.

Value-based Spending

Donating funds isn’t the only way to show your support to an organization or cause. Every dollar spent is a vote for what you value. In this week’s episode, Andre talks about getting intentional by aligning your spending with your values.

Crypto Currency

In this week’s episode, Andre talks about crypto currency. What is it? What can we expect going forward? Listen in to learn more.

The Ever-Evolving American Dream

The “American Dream” has been slowly defined over decades and includes classic milestones like going to college, landing your dream job, getting married, buying a home, and having children. That said, as the Millennial generation has come of age into a different world with a different economy, many of these milestones are not being met. Is this an issue with the Millennial generation or does the “American Dream” need to evolve?