What do you do when life seems like it’s a struggle? Jason Vitug has been there. Chasing his career at full speed, suddenly everything broke down. His health, family health, his financial situation…everything. Jason learned how to regroup and grow, and today we dive into his story so that you can also fight through adversity to take on whatever challenge awaits. Jason always has an inspirational story to share and today’s show is no exception!
In our headlines segment, advisors are struggling to keep some clients from bailing into cash. Yields are rising and the stock market has been uncertain…so why not move? We’ll share our thoughts on that and also thoughts on the disconnect in general between people and advisors. Where are advisors (and clients) getting it wrong?
Of course, that’s not all. We’ll throw out the lifeline to a lucky caller and Doug will share his amazing trivia.
Deeper dives with curated links, topics, and discussions are in our newsletter, The 201, available at StackingBenjamins.com/201.
Enjoy!
Our Headlines
- With yields on cash climbing, advisors struggle to keep some clients in stocks (InvestmentNews)
- Fidelity hopes to bridge the gap between aging advisors and young investors (InvestmentNews)
Jason Vitug

Big thanks to Jason Vitug for joining us today. To learn more about Jason, visit JasonVitug.com. Grab yourself a copy of the book Happy Money Happy Life: A Multidimensional Approach to Health, Wealth, and Financial Freedom
Doug’s Trivia
- Which organization INSURES credit unions?

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- Caleb wants to know about the tax savings of converting a traditional IRA to a Roth while the market is down.
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Written by: Tina Ichenberg
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