
After 20 years as a financial services professional and completing thousands of financial plans for clients…Ben shares the secrets to building wealth, but more importantly building a fulfilling life.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 58 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Self-ImprovementEducation | |||

What if you could know what was coming down the line? What if you could plan for the next stage of your life? What if you could learn that the wins and losses you were experiencing right now were perfectly normal? What if life was... well... surprisi... more
What if one of your biggest retirement challenges isn't running out of money... but paying too much in taxes? In this episode of Life, Money, and Living Well Reflections, we bring to life an article by John Brannon exploring a retirement planning iss... more
Ben Beshear recently sat down with former CIA officer David Bridges for one of the more fascinating conversations we've hosted yet. This wasn't just a conversation about intelligence… it was a conversation about leadership, decision-making, risk, and... more
What if the secret to spending less has nothing to do with budgeting?
In this episode of Life, Money, and Living Well Reflections, we bring to life an article by Davie Cochran exploring an often-overlooked cause of lifestyle creep: too much unstruc... more
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Fantastic content, highly recommend!
Ben’s a top wealth manager but these podcasts are not about markets but other interesting subjects - great guest - try it !
Great content and love the wide range of personalities that Ben interviews.
Ben shares insights from such a well rounded number of guests. Highly recommend following and listening.
I love listening to this podcast because Ben asks really good questions. He may have a guest on there that you have heard before, but his questions are different and deeper than you heard before. Give it a listen!
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The show blends personal finance with life design, featuring long-form conversations that pair practical money strategies with broader wellbeing, leadership, and family dynamics. Episodes often center on disciplined investing, flexible retirement planning, and the psychology of decision-making, while also exploring leadership, faith, and multi-generational teamwork. A standout is the ability to translate complex financial concepts into actionable, life-centered guidance, with guests ranging from CIOs and renowned leaders to educators and family-focused coaches. Listeners can expect thoughtful, principle-based discussions that emphasize long-term planning, personal growth, and meaningful living alongside financial literacy.
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Life, Money, and Living Well launched 5 years ago and published 58 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Life, Money, and Living Well include:
1. David Bridges
2. Davie Cochran
3. Calvin Renfroe
4. Jeb Bentley
5. Brad Weeks
6. John Pepper
7. Ben Beshear
8. Jeremy Pryor
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