JP Morgan warns of a "cash trap" that may be dangerous for investors, Financial Planning in a DIY World part 4, and an old school feature for electric vehicles that might be mandated.

There could be a new stock exchange coming to Texas. What to know about the financial scam called "pig butchering", and high tax rates may be hurting Canadian professional hockey teams' chances for another Stanley Cup.

Comments on a new article by Dimensional Fund Advisors. What you don't know about inflation probably doesn't matter. The first real labor battle between humans and AI, who won might surprise you.

What the recent talks of a government shutdown mean for the stock market, Birkenstock goes public, Part 3 of Financial Planning in a DIY world, and the two most talked about features of the new iPhone 15.

My quick take on why people invest in gold. Part 2 of Financial Planning in a DIY World, and Amazon wants to deliver your stuff now without a box.

The American Farm Bureau Report, Investing in Food, 4th of July Facts, and Fireworks Advice

The problem with the ESG investment philosophy. Banks are making a comeback. Financial Planning in a DIY World, do you really need a financial advisor, and the baseball record that is being chased this year.

Two major cryptocurrency lawsuits brought by the SEC, people are turning to online banks for high-yield savings, the value of a college degree, and tip creep gets creepier.

Short takes on the looming debt ceiling crisis, a brief commentary on whether or not artificial intelligence can beat the stock market, and the battle over who owns the term Taco Tuesday. 

On this episode Wyatt Moerdyk gives a quick run down on what Warren Buffet had to say about electric vehicles, what home buyers should look out for with new mortgage fees, airline rankings, and the auctioning of one of the world's oldest Hebrew bibles.