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CAPitalize Your Finances

This is CAPitalize Your Finances, the show representing YOU, a select group of excited, ready, and fired up listeners seeking to potentially maximize your money moves. We don’t settle for generic advice of always and nevers.

Podcast · By Christopher A. Panagiotu, CFP®, CRPS® · American English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Aug 31, 2026

    What Insurance You Must Have and What You Can Skip (opens the original)

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    Today I’m talking about which types of insurance you must have and which ones you can usually skip. The key is simple: insure against the things that could financially devastate you and self-insure the things that would only be inconvenient. I’ll take you through the core protections most people need, including health insurance, life insurance, disability insurance, auto insurance, homeowners or renters' insurance, and umbrella liability coverage. I’ll also talk about situational coverage like l

  2. Episode · Aug 24, 2026

    Money Rules for Newlyweds, Parents, and Growing Families (opens the original)

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    On today's program I’m getting into money rules for newlyweds, parents, and growing families. As your family changes, your financial plan has to evolve with it. I'll go through the key rules at each stage, from having monthly money meetings and building an emergency fund to eliminating high interest debt, buying insurance before you need it, creating an estate plan, and teaching your kids about money early. Building family wealth is not complex, but it does require consistency. Spend less than y

  3. Episode · Aug 17, 2026

    How to CAPitalize Your Finances During a Layoff or Career Change (opens the original)

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    In this episode, I talk about how to capitalize your finances during a layoff or career change. A transition like this can feel disruptive, and it is, but it can also create a rare opportunity to reset, optimize taxes, and reposition your wealth. I’ll walk through how to stabilize cash flow, protect liquidity, use a lower income year for Roth conversions or capital gains planning, review old retirement accounts, handle health insurance, and avoid panic selling long term investments. Remember, a

  4. Episode · Aug 10, 2026

    The Fastest Path to Your First $100,000 (opens the original)

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    Today I’m getting into the fastest path to your first $100,000. That first big milestone is usually the hardest because it comes more from income, discipline, and savings rate than investment returns. I'll take you through three paths: career first, investing first, and the hybrid approach, which is where most people can move the fastest. I’ll also break down the more aggressive path, including building high value skills, expanding income, saving 40 to 60%, and keeping investing simple. It's imp

  5. Episode · Aug 3, 2026

    The 6-Month Financial Reset: How to Rebuild from Scratch (opens the original)

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    In this episode, I’m getting into the six-month financial reset and how to rebuild from scratch. If you feel behind, overwhelmed, or just need to clean up your financial life, I'll give you a clear process to follow. We’ll walk month by month through the reset: getting a financial reality check, tracking your spending, stopping the bleeding, building an emergency fund, eliminating toxic debt, increasing your income, and finally starting to invest consistently. What's the biggest takeaway here? M

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