If you want to save for and invest in the future, then welcome! In the show Mark Trice answers your questions and discusses practical financial principles based on a foundation of biblical wisdom. Below you will find recent episodes of the Spend Life Well Show:
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Cybersecurity threats continue to evolve, putting personal and financial information at risk. In this episode of the Spend Life Well Show, Mark Trice shares practical strategies to help individuals, families, and business owners protect against phishing, identity theft, AI scams, and cybercrime.
In this May Market Update, Mark Trice breaks down the recent market rebound, inflation concerns, interest rate uncertainty, and the growing conversation around artificial intelligence investing. This month’s discussion covers the recent market rebound, Federal Reserve uncertainty, rising Treasury yields, inflation data, employment trends, and the growing debate around a potential AI bubble.
If you are a physician or high-income professional balancing a demanding career with long-term wealth building, this episode is for you. In this episode of the Spend Life Well Show, Mark Trice shares the “Physician’s Prescription for Building Wealth,” a practical framework for building a strong financial foundation, avoiding common mistakes, and aligning your financial plan with your long-term goals.
If your business is bringing in money but it still feels tight every month, you’re not alone. Many owners get tripped up by the same financial mistakes early on, especially around cash flow, taxes, and how to structure finances. In this episode, Mark Trice and Sam Chapman break down the biggest mistakes they see from new business owners, and what to do differently if you actually want to keep more of what you earn and build long-term wealth.
In this April Market Update, Mark Trice explains what’s driving today’s markets and what it means for your portfolio. With geopolitical tension, rising oil prices, and ongoing volatility, uncertainty is high, but much of it is expected. This episode breaks down the data behind the headlines and helps investors decide whether to make changes or stay the course.
If your tax strategy is simply “file and move on,” there’s a good chance you’re paying more than you need to. In this episode, we talk through how to approach tax planning in a way that helps you keep more of what you earn and make better financial decisions year-round. In Fixing Your Tax Strategy, Mark Trice from ClearVista Financial breaks down the common mistakes he sees all the time, especially from business owners and professionals, and what to do differently if you want to improve your after-tax income and long-term financial picture.
In this episode of The Spend Life Well Show, Mark Trice and Sam Chapman break down common misconceptions about building credit, including carrying a balance, closing old accounts, and waiting to worry about credit later. Learn how credit utilization, on time payments, and wise stewardship help you build strong credit without unnecessary debt.
As March unfolds and the first quarter nears its close, markets continue responding to new economic data and shifting investor expectations. In this March Market Update, Mark Trice reviews recent performance, highlights emerging trends, and explains what these changes could mean for your financial plan. Stay informed with clear insight and disciplined, long term perspective as spring approaches quickly ahead.
In this episode of The Spend Life Well Show, Mark Trice and Sam Chapman discuss rising home prices, student debt, speculative investing, and the pressure to get rich quickly. They share practical steps for building stability through discipline, emergency savings, and long term, values based financial planning.
Student loan payments can feel suffocating, draining your cash flow, increasing stress, and delaying long-term goals. In this episode of The Spend Life Well Show, Mark Trice shares practical steps to regain control. Learn your repayment options, adjust your budget strategically, and approach debt with biblical wisdom.