S4E8 - Why Bother Building Wealth?

This week I welcome back friend of the show and previous guest, Chris Budd of Ovation Finance. Chris is going to help us find the reason for building wealth. After all, the idea is not just to get rich, but to enjoy that money one day.

 

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Why bother building wealth?

Multi-asset funds should, in my not-so-humble opinion, form the core of anyone's portfolio. They are a kind of fire-and-forget, off-the-shelf, done-for-you portfolio of assets, which will work for you over time.

In this session, you'll discover:

• Chris' definition of what wealthy means
• Some of the different motivations he has come across in his career
• The questions Chris asks to help people discover and verbalise their objectives
• The issues that often hold people back
• The ways that Chris has helped people overcome these self-limiting beliefs
• The link between clarity of a vision and its likelihood of being realised

Resources mentioned in this show

Book: The Financial Wellbeing book - buy from Penny Brohn (more proceeds to the cause)

Book: The Financial Wellbeing book - buy from Amazon (only if you have to!)

Chris' Financial Planning practice: Ovation Finance

Podcast: How to talk to your partner about money

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