Steve Van Wie, Adam Van Wie, and Joey Loss discussed economic trends, including depopulation concerns and market performance. The trio delved into the impact of recent economic events, such as inflation, consumer behavior, and job losses, on market trends, highlighting notable stock performances, changes in unemployment claims, and recent developments with Oracle and Tesla. Additionally, the discussion touched on the potential implications of global depopulation trends and the complexities of personal finance management, particularly in light of sudden wealth from events like lottery winnings.

The Van We Financial Hour, hosted by Steve Van Wie, Adam Van Wie, and Joey Loss, discussed the implications of the large Powerball jackpot and strategies for managing sudden wealth. They also covered current market trends with a focus on value investing’s resurgence, interest rate projections, and job market updates. Emphasizing prudent financial planning, the hosts provided advice on securing winnings, tax considerations, and the importance of diversified investments for long-term wealth preservation.

Steve and Adam Van We, along with Joey Loss, discussed the market analysis, highlighting that August ended positively despite a few economic headwinds and the mixed data surrounding the market performance. They emphasized the resilience of the economy with factors such as improving manufacturing, balanced employment conditions, and a strong consumer base, despite higher costs. The session also included discussions on topics such as long-term care insurance proposals, potential British population decline, and insights into the history of the furniture industry, illustrating the ongoing trends and challenges in the economic and financial sectors.

This week's show examined the impact of recent speeches by Federal Reserve Chairman Jay Powell, focusing on potential interest rate cuts and their effects on the markets. The discussion extended to the results of the recent earnings season and an analysis of international economic indicators. The hosts also touched on macroeconomic concerns such as tariffs, inflation, and labor market dynamics, emphasizing the potential impacts on both markets and individual financial situations. 

This week, The Van Wie Financial Hour focused on tax implications and market dynamics. They emphasized the impacts of recent tax legislation on different income groups, particularly highlighting how senior citizens might benefit from deductions related to Social Security. The discussion underscored the confusion around media portrayals of the law, arguing that it provides tax benefits for most individuals, contrary to some narratives.

Adam and Steve discuss the new executive order allowing Crypto and Private Equity in 401(k) plans. They also touch on the importance of having a will, even as a college student!

Radio's favorite trio is live answering callers' questions and explaining the latest financial and economic news! 

Adam, Steve, & Joey are live in studio this week to wrap up everything that has been happening in the markets as well as the financial news happening in Washington DC. There is no shortage of things to talk about this week!

Adam and Steve discuss the beginning of earnings season, cryptocurrency, and elder financial abuse!

The studio is on fire with all three hosts, Adam, Steve, and Joey! Tune in for your weekly financial updates that could affect your bottom line!

Joey and Steve are explosive this week following a wonderful 4th of July! The short week ended with a bang! Listen in to hear how this will affect you financially going forward!

Steve and Joey talk finance, birthdays, and airtime. They share good news about the stock market reaching all-time highs, analyze the current bull market, and discuss the broader economic landscape. The conversation also touches on the impact of tariffs and their unexpected benefits to the U.S. economy.

The Van Wie Financial Hour's discussion encompasses a range of financial and economic topics, blending market analysis with personal and societal perspectives, noting mixed economic signals.

Adam and Steve are live on Flag Day, hosting the Van Wie Financial Hour! Listen in to learn about the market and get answers to financial questions you didn't know you had!

In this episode of the Van We Financial Hour, Steve, Adam, and Joey discuss recent market performance, analyze the latest jobs reports, and address retirement planning, including the new rules for 401 (k) catch-up contributions. They also debate the implications of government spending and tax policies. 

Adam and Steve read between the headlines, as always, so we can understand what's happening in the world of finance. Call in or email to have your questions answered!

Adam, Joey, and Steve are live on air discussing the thing that matters to everyone: finances! Tune in to get updated on market news and changes happening that could affect your wallet!

This week, the Van Wie Financial Hour gets all three of your favorite hosts together to discuss the week's market! Adam, Joey, & Steve answer caller questions and have lively debates on trending financial topics!

This week, DOGE, SALT, and other acronyms are up for debate as Adam and Steve discuss recent financial developments!

Adam and Steve take caller questions, explain the week's financial news, and discuss the actual age of retirement.

Steve is joined by Joey Loss who is filling in for Adam on this lovely Saturday. There is finally some good news about the market! Tariffs are still a hot topic, and Steve picks up where last week's show left off regarding inheritances.

A caller brings up an important question regarding an inheritance and Medicaid. Adam and Steve explain why this is important and how to manage the situation.

China and Tariffs are at the forefront of our listeners' minds this week on the Van Wie Financial Hour. Listen in to hear what Adam and Steve have to say on these topics and more!

With Adam away for the weekend, Joey Loss joins Steve to host this week's Van Wie Financial Hour episode. Listen to their take on the crashing market and Trump's plans for the economy.

Adam and Steve discuss the terrible quarter that was Q1 2025.