Roy Matlock Jr.'s Money and Business Hour
Jun 13, 2026 · 41 min · 14 segments
In the June 13, 2026 episode of The Roy Matlock, Jr. Money and Business Hour, Roy Matlock Jr. explains what he calls the “$500-a-month secret” — the idea that consistent, automated investing can…
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I said, "Hey, I'm gonna draft my bank account and get started." And so I started doing that, and then I started telling everybody I met with, "Look, we got to do that." And then over time, I started seeing people have success.
And so what is some of the core principles? Well, the first one is stop procrastinating.
Uh, automation, uh, cau- causes things to happen, uh, regardless of whether you wanted it to happen or not.
How about that? Hey, what if I told you I can help you get on the road to financial independence, like it or not? Just don't mess with it.
And then the third one that I have seen, it always works, is we automate and we dollar-cost average.
And dollar-cost averaging is basically a, uh, a way to put money into the market, and when you put the money in on a monthly basis, I like that, or if you have a 401k, whatever it may be, you do that, and then one day you wake up and you're like, "Hey, you know what? I had some good days, I bought at the top, and bad days, I bought at the, uh, or bought at the bottom," whatever it is, good days, bad days, and overall, you come out fine.
Uh, when they start, uh, getting ready to make a, a bad decision, I'm around, and that's what the show is about.
If you're listening right now, I want you to think about, are you doing the most core principles? And if you're not, you can reach out to us, and we will implement that for you.
And what I mean by implementing the core principles, the procrastination ends because we're not waiting to save money when we can.
We automate the outcome, we automate the process, and we dollar-cost average consistently.
I said, "Hey, I'm gonna draft my bank account and get started." And so I started doing that, and then I started telling everybody I met with, "Look, we got to do that." And then over time, I started seeing people have success.
And so what is some of the core principles? Well, the first one is stop procrastinating.
Uh, automation, uh, cau- causes things to happen, uh, regardless of whether you wanted it to happen or not.
How about that? Hey, what if I told you I can help you get on the road to financial independence, like it or not? Just don't mess with it.
And then the third one that I have seen, it always works, is we automate and we dollar-cost average.
And dollar-cost averaging is basically a, uh, a way to put money into the market, and when you put the money in on a monthly basis, I like that, or if you have a 401k, whatever it may be, you do that, and then one day you wake up and you're like, "Hey, you know what? I had some good days, I bought at the top, and bad days, I bought at the, uh, or bought at the bottom," whatever it is, good days, bad days, and overall, you come out fine.
Uh, when they start, uh, getting ready to make a, a bad decision, I'm around, and that's what the show is about.
If you're listening right now, I want you to think about, are you doing the most core principles? And if you're not, you can reach out to us, and we will implement that for you.
And what I mean by implementing the core principles, the procrastination ends because we're not waiting to save money when we can.
We automate the outcome, we automate the process, and we dollar-cost average consistently.
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