Resources
Financial Perspectives Built For The Long View
Good financial decisions start with good information. This page brings together everything we publish — market commentary, podcast conversations, educational articles, and planning resources — all in one place. Whether you prefer to watch, listen, or read, you'll find perspectives from the Mission Financial Planners team on the topics that matter most to your financial life.
Watch The Latest Videos

Hear the team’s perspective on market conditions, economic developments, retirement planning, taxes, investments, and the financial decisions shaping everyday life. Watch the latest videos and subscribe to the Mission Financial Planners YouTube channel for new commentary and conversations.
Listen To The Podcast

Listen to thoughtful discussions about retirement, wealth, business planning, and the financial questions people do not always know to ask. Follow the Mission Financial Planners podcast on Spotify to explore the latest episodes and receive new conversations as they are released.

Read The Book
Written by Mission Financial Planners’ Matt Donaghue, Jason Duffaut, and Kenneth Hamilton, The Five Pillars of Financial Freedom offers a practical framework for bringing the key areas of your financial life together, from earning and investing to protection, planning, and living well.
Explore Library Resources
Browse articles, videos, and presentations on retirement, taxes, investing, estate planning, insurance, and other financial topics.
Explore Topics:
Estate
Manage personal affairs while you're alive and control the distribution of wealth upon your death.
Insurance
A well-structured insurance strategy can help protect your loved ones from the financial consequences of unexpected events.
Investment
Create an investment strategy that’s designed to pursue your risk tolerance, time horizon, and goals.
Lifestyle
Striking a balance between work and leisure is just one aspect of the wide-ranging lifestyle matters you may face.
Retirement
Steps to consider so you can potentially accumulate the money you'll need to pursue the retirement activities you want.