The Van Wie Financial Hour (Presented by Strivus Wealth Partners)

Steve, Adam, and Joey discuss the week's financial highlights, touching on intriguing proposals like using 401ks for home purchases and potential credit card interest caps. They engage with callers, explore global industrial trends, and debate economic strategies, all while maintaining an upbeat and informative atmosphere. The hosts emphasize learning and interaction, promising valuable insights into the financial realm.

In a lively Saturday morning discussion, Steve Van Wie and Joey Loss wrap up the highlights of 2025, emphasizing stock market trends and economic forecasts. They share intriguing insights on bull markets, consumer spending, and adventurous options trading. With a touch of humor and holiday spirit, they also take calls from listeners, keep the conversation engaging, and promise more excitement for the upcoming year.

This week on the Van Wie Financial Hour, the hosts covered a range of topics, including market conditions, the impact of AI on stocks, retirement planning, and tax strategies. Listener engagement is encouraged through trivia questions and live calls, allowing the hosts to provide tailored financial advice.

In this episode of the Van Wie Financial Hour, Steve, Adam, and Joey discuss recent market trends, including a potential rate cut and its effects on the economy. They highlight the positive signs in various sectors, such as retail, semiconductors, and jobs, despite negative media portrayals. The team also shares success stories of companies like Netflix and Dell, emphasizing innovation and adaptation in business.

This week on the Van Wie Financial Hour, the hosts discussed various financial topics such as recent market performance, tax planning, and proposed changes to tax laws. Additionally, they engaged with callers, answered trivia questions, and shared anecdotes and statistics related to consumer behavior.

The Van Wie Financial Hour provide insights into market trends for October, addressing concerns about a possible AI bubble and the alternative minimum tax's resurgence. The conversation also touches on tax planning strategies, implications of local elections on markets, and listener questions about financial strategies and net worth.

This week on the Van Wie FInancial Hour, your favorite hosts discuss recent market volatility and its impact on the financial industry. They analyzed strong market gains despite erratic conditions, linked to factors such as AI investments and corporate earnings results. Additionally, the discussion touched on U.S. demographic challenges, health insurance projections, and policy implications from the mayoral race in New York City.

The Van We Financial Hour features Steve Van We, Adam Van We, and Joey Loss discussing recent market volatility, particularly the impact of geopolitical tensions with China on the stock market. They provided insights on investment strategies during uncertain times, including the role of gold and tax planning opportunities for the coming year. 

Hosts Steve Van Wie and Adam Van Wie discussed current market conditions, including the impact of a government shutdown, and analyzed market trends, with an optimistic view of growth opportunities. Additionally, the team provided detailed tax planning strategies, emphasizing the benefits of updated tax laws and available tax credits for clients.

Angela Walker joins Steve Van Wie this weekend to discuss recent financial market trends and economic forecasts. They covered topics such as the potential for a recession, the impact of interest rates, and the significance of AI in current business operations. Additionally, they explored real estate tax implications and introduced trivia questions to engage the audience.

This week on the Van Wie Financial Hour, the discussion highlighted the impact of recent Federal Reserve rate cuts, housing market dynamics, and broader economic indicators, with a focus on the resiliency and performance of U.S. and international markets. Additionally, the meeting covered the potential implications of a government shutdown and addressed concerns about recent financial industry scams.