In this episode of the Creating Wealth podcast, Jason Hartman welcomed Macro Watch’s Richard Duncan back for a look at fiscal policy, today’s interest rates, and the shrinking money supply. The pair discussed how the...

In this Flashback Friday episode of the Creating Wealth Podcast from January 2016, Jason Hartman discussed the changes in the scientific community regarding the developments they’ve made and the way that theories have ...

In this episode of the Creating Wealth podcast, Jason Hartman took the helm without having a guest speaker. He covered a number of topics, from his favorite index when it comes to evaluating real estate market trends, to...

In this episode of the Creating Wealth podcast, Jason Hartman discussed millennial mobility, as well as the three market types (buyer, seller, broker) and how to identify them. He also covered updates on both the San Jos...

In this Flashback Friday episode of the Creating Wealth podcast from May 2012, Jason Hartman and returning guest Dan Amerman discussed federal policies and interest rates as well as who they hurt and who they help. They ...

In this episode of the Creating Wealth podcast, Jason Hartman discussed both the hybrid approach to real estate property management and the self-management method. In an effort to gather insight from different points of ...

In this episode of the Creating Wealth podcast, Jason Hartman mentioned upcoming talks on self-management, noting that a future episode will feature his mother and Drew Baker and their tips on how to self-manage investme...

In this Flashback Friday episode of the Creating Wealth podcast from February 2016, Jason Hartman started during the Venture Alliance Group trip in Dubai. He introduced one of the first ever Venture Alliance members, Gar...

In this episode of the Creating Wealth podcast, Jason Hartman invited Rich Dad Advisor Garrett Sutton back onto the show for an in-depth discussion about asset protection strategies. He stated that he wanted to make sure...

Attempts to forge an independent California have failed, as have previous efforts to split the state into several distinct ones. But the “New California” movement hopes for a different outcome this time arou...