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07/16/2026

One of the biggest mistakes people make is waiting until they have “extra money” to start investing.

Start with what you can.

If that’s $100 a month, great. If it’s $25, that’s fine too. The amount matters less than building the habit of consistently setting money aside.

Over time, you can increase your contributions as your income grows.

If you’re also paying off high-interest debt, you may need to balance both goals. But don’t let the “perfect” plan stop you from getting started.

Building wealth isn’t about making one big investment. It’s about making small, consistent decisions over time.

Need help creating a savings and investing plan that fits your goals? Send me a message or book a call.

Listen to the full episode 96
“Build Your Wealth Muscle” podcast. Wherever you listen.

related: saving money, investing habits, wealth building, personal finance, investing for beginners

07/15/2026

A lot of business owners assume they need a Solo 401(k) or SEP IRA as soon as they become self-employed.

Not necessarily.

For some people, starting with an IRA makes sense. For others, a Solo 401(k) may be the better choice because it can allow significantly higher contribution limits.

The best retirement account depends on your income, your business structure, and how much you’re planning to save.

Also, don’t assume a Solo 401(k) is always expensive to set up. Many providers offer basic plans at little or no cost, while more customized plans with advanced features may require professional setup and additional fees.

The goal isn’t to pick the “best” retirement account. It’s to pick the one that’s best for your situation.

If you’re not sure which retirement strategy makes the most sense, send me a message or book a call.

Listen to the full episode 96
“Build Your Wealth Muscle” podcast. Wherever you listen.

related: Solo 401(k), SEP IRA, Roth IRA, self-employed retirement, retirement planning

07/13/2026

Short-term rentals can offer tax advantages that traditional rental properties often don’t.

If your property qualifies as a short-term rental and you materially participate in managing it, you may be able to use depreciation and other deductible expenses to offset other types of income, including W-2 income.

The key is that there are several IRS rules you have to meet. It’s not as simple as renting your property for less than seven days.

When done correctly, this can be a valuable tax planning strategy for both W-2 employees and business owners.

Before buying a property based on something you saw online, make sure you understand the rules first.

Need help figuring out whether this strategy fits your situation? Send me a message or book a call.

Listen to the full episode #97
“Build Your Wealth Muscle” podcast. Wherever you listen.

related: short-term rental tax strategy, short-term rental depreciation, material participation, W-2 tax planning, real estate tax strategies

07/11/2026

Once you’ve maxed out your retirement accounts, you may start hearing about cash-value life insurance.

For the right person, it can be a useful planning tool.

Your premiums are paid with after-tax dollars, the cash value grows tax-deferred, and if the policy is structured properly, you may be able to access that cash through tax-advantaged policy loans. Plus, it includes a death benefit.

But it’s not a strategy to buy just because someone recommends it.

These policies can be expensive, complicated, and highly commission-driven. That’s why it’s worth getting a second or even a third opinion before making a decision.

Need help deciding whether cash-value life insurance fits into your overall financial plan? Send me a message or book a call.

Listen to the full episode #97
“Build Your Wealth Muscle” podcast. Wherever you listen.

related: cash value life insurance, permanent life insurance, tax planning, wealth building, financial planning

07/09/2026

A Roth conversion is pretty simple.

You’re moving money from a traditional IRA or 401k into a Roth account. You pay taxes on the conversion today, but once the money is in the Roth, future qualified withdrawals are tax-free.

The timing is what matters.

If you’re having a lower-income year or the market has pulled back, it may be a good opportunity to convert. A lower account value can mean a smaller tax bill today, while future growth has the potential to happen inside the Roth.

This isn’t the right move for everyone, but when it fits your situation, it can be a powerful long-term tax strategy.

Need help deciding whether a Roth conversion makes sense for you? Send me a message or book a call.

Listen to the full episode #97
“Build Your Wealth Muscle” podcast. Wherever you listen.

related: Roth conversion, Roth IRA conversion, Roth conversion strategy, retirement tax planning, Roth IRA benefits

07/08/2026

Most people treat their HSA like a checking account for doctor’s visits.

But if you can afford to pay your medical expenses out of pocket, your HSA can become another long-term wealth-building tool.

Your contributions grow tax-free, and qualified medical withdrawals are tax-free too. Many HSA providers also let you invest your balance instead of leaving it in cash.

For 2026, you can contribute up to $4,400 if you have self-only coverage or $8,750 for family coverage, with an additional $1,000 catch-up contribution if you’re age 55 or older.

The key is understanding that an HSA isn’t a “use it or lose it” account like an FSA.

The money is yours to keep, and if structured correctly, it can become a valuable part of your long-term retirement strategy.

Need help deciding whether you’re making the most of your HSA? Send me a message or book a call.

Listen to the full episode #97
“Build Your Wealth Muscle” podcast. Wherever you listen.

related: HSA investing, Health Savings Account, HSA retirement strategy, HSA contribution limits 2026, tax-free investing

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