Fund Your Retirement Podcast

Part two with Simon Popple. Simon share’s how to pick the winners in the junior mining space so you can diversify your portfolio and fund your long-term retirement. In this episode, we will take a deep dive into the system and strategy that Simon Popple uses in the commodity mining space for unearthing gems like Chalace, and Arizona Lithium.

Simon Popple believes commodities should be a core component of every investor’s portfolio, because one, you can’t print them and two, they are the raw components that make the things we use in our daily lives. This will be the first of a two-part interview with Simon Introducing investors to commodities – so they can diversify their portfolio and retire earlier.

Happy new year and welcome to the first podcast episode of 2022. Our intention for 2022 is to continue that theme and bring you the best guests, who are passionate about sharing financial intelligence and strategies for income and capital growth both in the traditional sense of funding your retirement and alternative strategies for achieving that goal.

Ronnie Moas explains where he believes the price of Bitcoin will be in the next few years and his reasons why. Ronnie also shares his thought on the S&P500 and at what levels he would be happy to start buying companies on sale again.

Paul Belanger shares a detailed analysis of why Gold is still an important component of the Monetary system, and how you can assess gold’s true valuation against the amount of currency in circulation both for the Fed, and the ECB.

Professor of economics at Boston University Laurence Kotlikoff shares an economics approach to financial planning. Laurence Kotlikoff explains why economics matter, and how they can be applied to banking, personal finance, and retirement strategy.

Lane Kawaoka, a licensed Civil/Industrial Engineer turned property investor shares his journey of purchasing his first rental property in 2009 to now managing a portfolio of 3500 rentals.

Paul Belanger shares his investing philosophy and journey that took him to financial independence at the age of fifty. Paul is a chemical engineer by profession, retiring at the age of 50, having achieved financial independence.