Category: podcast

Today’s episode is part 1 of David’s interview with Dave Hall. David shares what he considers the fundamentals of his financial movement: “numbers don’t lie.” David cites a recent Penn Wharton study that illustrates two things that should be…

Today’s video is part four of David’s interview with the co-founder of Power of Zero, Larry DeLegge. They discuss whether AI will replace financial advisors and if Congress will take away the tax advantages of cash value life insurance. According…

Today’s video is part two of David’s interview with Larry DeLegge, the co-founder of Power of Zero. They discuss the tax bracket you should avoid when doing a Roth conversion. They start the conversation by describing why it’s a no-brainer to…

Today’s episode is part 1 of David’s interview with Power of Zero co-founder Larry DeLegge.  The two talk about value life insurance policies, children, and whether life insurance can serve as a viable volatility shield in retirement. David…

Today’s video is part six of David’s interview with financial advisor Chris Martens where they discuss the fatal flaw in Dave Ramsey and Suze Orman’s retirement planning advice. They discuss David’s new book, “The Guru Gap,” and how…

Today’s episode is from David’s conversation with CFP Adam Olson. They discuss why mega-CPA firm Ernst & Young is saying that if you want to maximize your income in retirement, you should put 30% of your retirement savings into a cash value…

Show host Arturo Johnson shares his experience with coming across David’s content – and how it has changed his perspective. David mentions a study that illustrates the benefits of putting 70% – and not 100% – of your retirement savings…

David talks about what tax brackets will look like starting from January 1st 2026.  One of the things that will change in 2026 are the actual tax rates – with an increased percentage of tax attached to a given range of income. In 2026, tax…

David talks about the Power of Zero “philosophy,” as well as a recent Penn Wharton study saying that, if all we do is continue on this same course, by 2043 there will be no arrest in the financial collapse of our country. 95% of Americans have the…

How much of your social security is getting taxed, at what rate, and is there anything you can do about it? Unfortunately, the IRS doesn’t make it easy for people to understand how much of their social security is taxable and at what rate. David…