The ProVest Perspective Podcast
The Provest Perspective gives you real actionable information on retirement planning, investment managing, and social security filing strategies. Discussions in this show should not be construed as specific recommendations or investment advice.
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- Sep 21, 2026
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Questions You Were Afraid to Ask on the Stock Market on Investments (opens the original)
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Noel Swain discusses the basics of the stock market. As well, he delves into the different types of investment choices that are available, and how to determine which one(s) are right for you.
5 Reasons to Fire your Financial Advisor (opens the original)
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Some advisors say they are advisors when they are actually more than insurance salesmen. And other advisors are beholden to certain products. So Peyton Hoppes and Gabe Lopez discuss the 5 things to look out in your financial advisor.
5 Market Dynamics over the next 5 years (opens the original)
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Peyton Hoppes and Gabriel Lopez discuss some of the trending Market dynamics that they see shaping up for the next 5 years
5 Types of Retirement (opens the original)
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Noel Swain and Peyton Hoppes discuss 4 optional retirement options as opposed to the traditional path of working until 65 and then completely retiring.
Failing to Plan is Planning to Fail (opens the original)
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10 year veteran Peyton Hoppes and newcomer Gabe Lopez discuss the importance of not having a plan, and Peyton discusses how he works with his clients to make sure they're prepared.
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