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Farmers in Finance is a weekly podcast for farmers, entrepreneurs, and legacy-focused families who want to build structured, protected generational wealth. Hosted by Riccardo (Rico) Manazza, former Okanagan farmer turned insurance broker and financial associate, the show breaks down capital structure, liquidity, risk protection, and long-term financial systems designed to create independence not dependency.
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Most farm families don’t lose the farm because they didn’t plan — they lose it because they didn’t have cash at the exact moment they needed it. In EP31 of Farmers in Finance, Rico breaks down insurance + liquidity in pl
Show notesIf you own farmland in Canada and you have more than one kid, this is the succession conversation your family needs to have.In EP30 of Farmers in Finance, Rico breaks down the two biggest tools farm families use to prote
Show notesMost farm families aren’t broke — they’re land-rich. And that’s exactly why probate, taxes, and poor planning can turn into a financial and emotional mess for the next generation. In this episode of Farmers in Finance, R
Show notesIn this episode of Farmers in Finance, Rico breaks down the #1 credit mistake that quietly stops Canadians from getting approved to buy land, and what to do instead so you can qualify with confidence. You’ll learn: • Wha
Show notesMost farm families don’t overpay on taxes because they’re careless, they overpay because planning starts too late. In this episode, Rico breaks down the patterns that quietly cost farm families money year after year: rea
Show notesBefore you seed a single acre this spring, there are five financial moves every farmer should make, and if you skip them, you can feel it all the way into harvest. In this episode, Rico breaks down: • How to know your ca
Show notesIn Episode 23 of Farmers in Finance, Rico and Gaurav break down one of the most talked-about — and most misunderstood — concepts in personal finance and farm wealth strategy: Infinite Banking. What does it really mean to
Show notesIn Episode 25 of Farmers in Finance, Rico breaks down one of the most important and emotional topics in farm family planning: succession. Most farm succession plans do not fail because of paperwork. They fail because fam
Show notesIn Episode 24 of Farmers in Finance, Rico breaks down one of the biggest financial leaks affecting Canadian farm families: overpaying tax simply because nobody explained the system clearly. Most farmers are working hard,
Show notesMost farmers don't have a debt problem. They have a structure problem. In this episode of Farmers in Finance, Rico Manazza breaks down the real difference between good debt and bad debt — and what most farmers, entrepren
Show notesWhat if debt isn't actually the problem?In Episode 21 of Farmers in Finance, Rico and Gaurav explore one of personal finance's most misunderstood concepts: debt as a symptom — a signal pointing back to your money beliefs
Show notesIn this episode of Farmers in Finance, we break down how to write a will properly — and where most families go wrong. This is not legal advice. It’s practical financial education designed to help you think clearly before
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Farmers in Finance is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under General and has published 12 episodes.
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