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From dissecting the latest financial news to offering personalized responses to listener questions, the goal of Money Matters is to keep you informed and empowered. Wes Moss is often joined by team members Jeff Lloyd and Connor Miller with a mission to provide clear, actionable guidance without the financial jargon and help one million families retire sooner and happier.

Wes Moss is the Managing Partner in Capital Investment Advisors (CIA), a fee-only investment firm with over $7 billion in assets under management (as of June 2025). Also serving as Chief Investment Strategist, he leads a team of financial advisors who share a zeal for helping families find happiness in retirement.
Wes is a firm believer in income investing as a means to build and manage retirement savings. He and his team at Capital Investment Advisors help individuals and families invest in assets that make regular cash payments in the form of dividends, interest, and distributions. During the investor’s wealth-building years that income stream is reinvested in the portfolio to help contribute to its growth. In retirement, those payments can be directed into the investor’s bank account as a “paycheck” to help meet monthly expenses.
A fervent financial evangelist, Wes utilizes media platforms to teach readers, listeners, and viewers how they can retire on their own terms. He bases much of his retirement planning philosophy on years of extensive research studying and surveying the financial and lifestyle habits of happy retirees, all of which can be found in his two books: What The Happiest Retirees Know and You Can Retire Sooner Than You Think. He is the host of Money Matters, and the host/creator of the nationally recognized Retire Sooner Podcast as well as a frequent resource for news outlets across the country.
Before joining CIA, Wes worked for UBS Financial Services in its Atlanta office. He holds a degree in economics from the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. He lives in Atlanta with his wife and their four boys. His core pursuits are golfing and coaching his boys’ lacrosse teams.
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Wes Moss, Chief Investment Strategist at Capital Investment Advisors (CIA) hosts Money Matters, the country’s longest running live call-in, investment and personal finance radio show.
Tune in to an informative new episode of the Money Matters Radio Show with Wes Moss and Jeff Lloyd, where current market trends, AI innovation, and retirement planning concepts come together to help you think strategically about your financial future. Explore how the S&P 500’s largest companies appear to be contributing to market performance, and consider whether this concentration reflects typical market behavior or enthusiasm around artificial intelligence and technology-driven growth. Review the historical November-through-April market patterns, and learn why many investors view a steady, long-term approach as a way to stay aligned with their overall investment goals. Discuss the details behind Elon Musk’s proposed trillion-dollar Tesla compensation plan—from self-driving car development to humanoid robotics—and how these advancements may shape broader investor sentiment. Examine the rising price of Thanksgiving turkeys across different states, and explore how consistent saving habits and realistic return expectations can sometimes support long-term retirement preparedness. Stay informed and thoughtful about your financial decisions—listen to the Money Matters Radio Show on WSB Radio for ongoing insights and perspective.
Tune in to the latest Money Matters Radio Show with Wes Moss and Jeff Lloyd for an informed discussion on the key factors shaping today’s economy and financial markets. Explore how daylight saving time may influence consumer patterns, productivity, and daily financial routines. Examine how artificial intelligence (AI) continues to affect the stock market, influence employment trends, and support innovation in agriculture, logistics, healthcare, and energy sectors. Review the Federal Reserve’s recent rate adjustment, observe new market highs, and consider how inflation and Social Security COLA updates may play a role in personal and retirement planning. Evaluate thoughtful approaches to portfolio diversification, risk awareness, and market concentration amid changing economic conditions. Stay informed and engaged—listen to the Money Matters Radio Show on WSB Radio for clear, balanced perspectives on today’s economy and investment landscape.
Stay informed and intentional with this week’s Money Matters Radio Show, where Wes Moss and the Retire Sooner Team offer thoughtful discussions to help listeners make sense of today’s financial landscape. In Hour 1, Wes Moss and Christa DiBiase discuss current conversations about including private equity within 401(k) plans and what that potential shift could mean for plan participants. Address listener questions on raising financially informed children, balancing FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early) principles with long-term stability, and understanding Roth options in workplace retirement plans. Clarify complex areas like covered call ETFs, inheritance considerations, and the importance of making informed investment decisions aligned with personal objectives and risk tolerance. In Hour 2, Wes Moss and Connor Miller analyze the influence of AI-driven market growth and distinguish between innovation momentum and speculative behavior within technology-focused portfolios. Review how S&P 500 concentration affects diversification and why maintaining portfolio balance remains an important consideration. Explore housing market trends in Miami, Dallas, and Nashville, and reflect on a 58-year-old college football player’s journey that highlights lifelong learning, reinvention, and purpose in life after work. Listen to the Money Matters Radio Show on WSB Radio to stay current, stay thoughtful, and stay engaged with today’s evolving retirement and investing topics.
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