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Hosted by The Real Money Pros · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 100 episodes
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Money: you make it, you want more of it, and you want to protect it. We are The Real Money Pros, a show hosted collaboratively by experts who specialize in investing, financial and estate planning, taxes, insurance, and any other way to grow wealth. Plus, we make it fun! We help you know good advice from bad – especially when everyone seems to want a piece of your money.
The Real Money Pros hosts Real Money Pros, a business show with 100 episodes published.
Owning an annuity you no longer like does not automatically mean surrendering it is the right decision. Nic has the discussion of how to evaluate an annuity that no longer seems to fit your retirement plan. He walks thro
Retirement taxes are rarely as simple as people expect, and making the wrong withdrawal at the wrong time can have consequences far beyond your tax bill. In our first hour, Jeremiah Bates and Alex Lundgren explain how IR
Whether you're starting a business, growing one, or preparing to exit, the financial decisions you make today can have long-term tax and estate planning consequences. In Hour 1, Brian Wiley and Jeremiah Bates explain the
For many, index funds are one of the best ways to build long-term wealth. But as portfolios grow and taxable investments become a larger part of the picture, the conversation often shifts beyond investment returns. Today
Brian Wiley is joined by business coach and author Allison Dunn for a conversation about why critical thinking is one of the most valuable financial skills an investor, business owner, or retiree can develop. They discus
Most families don't think about Medicaid planning until they're facing a health crisis—but by then, some of the best planning opportunities may already be gone. Nic and Jeremiah are joined by Brooke Baker and Jessica You
Brian Wiley and Jeremiah Bates open the show with a discussion on concentrated stock positions, portfolio rebalancing, and the challenges investors face after large gains. Using examples ranging from Micron stock to broa
SpaceX officially went public, raising a record $75 billion and becoming the largest IPO in history—and Jeremiah Bates and Nick Daniels spend the first hour breaking down what that means for investors, how IPOs work, whe
Estate planning used to be relatively straightforward: create a will, establish a trust if appropriate, and make sure your beneficiaries were named correctly. Today, it's much more complicated. We talk about how modern e
What happens to your money, your assets, and even your digital life if you don't have children to step in? Jeremiah Bates and Alex Lundgren spend the first hour tackling one of the fastest-growing estate planning challen
Can you really know if you're ready to retire? Jeremiah and Alex spend much of this episode unpacking one of the most commonly misunderstood tools in financial planning: retirement projections and Monte Carlo simulations
For decades, most people focus on one side of retirement planning: Saving money, building investments, and growing retirement accounts. But eventually the question changes: "How do I actually live off this?" Nic talks ab
Financial problems don't always come from bad decisions—they often come from not understanding the rules. Jeremiah Bates and Nic Daniels break down the costly financial mistakes people make when acting without a clear st
"I'd retire tomorrow… if it weren't for health insurance." It's one of the most common concerns we hear from people approaching retirement, especially those hoping to leave work before Medicare begins at age 65. In this
Jeremiah Bates and Alex Lundgren spent Mother's Day weekend tackling one of the biggest financial issues many families avoid until it's too late: long-term care and the cost of aging. The show opens with Brooke Baker and
What happens when your 401(k) suddenly surges and your lifestyle starts rising with it? This week, Brian and Jeremiah uses a real example of Micron stock climbing over 600% in about a year to show how quickly investor be
Taking money out of your accounts sounds simple… but it's usually not as simple as it seems. In this episode, Nic walks through why withdrawals are more than just getting cash. They're actually one of the biggest tax dec
A simple tax question turns into a bigger realization: even if you don't owe income tax, you can still owe thousands in self-employment tax. Brian and Alex break down why a new graduate's tax bill didn't disappear after
Most people don't have a money problem—they have a follow-through problem. Brian Wiley and Jeremiah Bates use real-life case studies, including a massive estate mess left behind by Brian's own father, to show why DIY fin
Guaranteed income is often seen as the goal in retirement, but it comes with trade-offs that many investors don't fully understand. This podcast breaks down what you're actually giving up when you exchange a lump sum for
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