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Common Sense Financial Podcast

Brian Skrobonja

The Common Sense Financial Podcast is all about finances, mindset and personal growth. The goal is to help you make smart choices with your money in your home and in your business. Some of the podcasts here are historical in nature. They aired before July 1, 2022 and were previously approved by Kalos Capital. The views and statistics discussed in these shows are relevant to that time period and may not be relevant to current events. This is intended for informational and entertainment purposes

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53:35

Make Health Planning Part of Your Retirement...

Common Sense Financial Podcast ·

2023/07/26

You feel healthy so everything is okay, right? Have you ever thought that health planning should be part of your retirement planning efforts? If you’ve answered ‘yes,’ pay close attention to Regan Archibald! Regan joins host Brian Skrobonja to discuss how people should approach health planning, the world of preventive care, the role of nutrition, and why longevity medicine is something you should be mindful of. Regan Archibald kicks off the conversation by sharing his origin story. In his work with

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57:55

An Innovative – and Life-Changing – Way to Look at...

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2023/05/31

What comes to mind when you think about retiring? Is it enjoying your "golden years"? That's an outdated approach, says today's guest Dean Jackson! He joins host Brian Skrobonja to discuss a new way to think about retirement – and how doing things this way will change your life – the concept of "pre-tiring," two types of economy, and what "money hobby" and self-managing companies are all about. The idea of the conversation with Dean came to Brian as the result of conversations he has been having

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14:04

The 4 Biggest Obstacles to Effective Estate Planning

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2023/05/24

Life when you’re gone… an uncomfortable conversation most people prefer to avoid. Why isn’t that a good idea? How can estate planning help you ensure that things are taken care of once you aren’t around anymore? Listen to learn about big mistakes people make, the different elements that make up the estate plan puzzle, the three primary areas of cash flow, and the type of plan you should have in place. When it comes to end of life financial planning, many people tend to put it off because it’s an

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14:24

Longevity: The Retirement Problem No One Is Discussing

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2023/05/17

Did you know that a good part of American households haven’t thought about retirement planning? When it comes to planning for retirement, there are some key concepts to understand and three traps you should do your best to avoid. Listen to learn why a money increase doesn’t always equal a lifestyle enhancement, the three things people often look at but that come back to bite them later on, and how you can effectively plan for retirement and protect your money. As life expectancy increases, people

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14:29

In Financial Planning, Consider Your ‘Fuel Tank of...

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2023/05/10

You can live without saving money, and you can live with debt, but you cannot live without cash flow. In fact, if you want your personal finance to flourish, cash flow is a key element you need to focus on – passive income too. Why is that the case? Find out about critical personal financing missteps you should avoid making, what to focus on to measure financial progress and happiness, and the key traits you can learn from the happiest and most successful people to win more in personal finance.

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15:40

Different Approach of Financial Planning Addresses...

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2023/05/03

Emergencies and retirement. This is what we're taught to save for. But what if you created a different system, which allowed you to pay for the expenses you will incur between now and retirement age – without losing the ability to build wealth? Find out why you may need to rethink your financial planning approach and what you should do about the “Missing Middle.” According to popular opinion, sound financial planning advice typically consists of two main steps: saving for emergencies and saving for

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09:27

Five Assumptions That May Leave You Short of Your...

Common Sense Financial Podcast ·

2022/06/08

Retirement isn’t a thing that happens. It's a time of life that needs to be planned for. When it comes to planning for retirement, there are a huge number of assumptions that people make about what’s going to happen and when, but what if those assumptions are wrong? Find out why you may need to rethink your retirement plans. Most people envision retirement as a destination. A fixed point in time where their pension or Social Security begins, but retirement is a transition, not a timestamp. Planning

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11:14

Do You Want a Tax Planner or a Tax Preparer?

Common Sense Financial Podcast ·

2022/06/01

Would you rather look back on the past and regret what happened or would you rather look to the future and make plans so that you can choose the outcomes you want? The latter of course! But when it comes to taxes, most people take the first option without even realizing there are better choices. Learn about the difference between tax preparation and tax planning, and how you can create a comprehensive wealth strategy for your future, but you have to start now. There's a huge difference between a

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47:08

Making Sense of Social Security with Rich Grawer

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2022/05/25

Social Security can be a maze of rules, exceptions, and formulas and can feel almost impossible to navigate for most people. That’s why Rich Grawer is back to talk about making sense of Social Security and the common sense guidelines that allow you to maximize your Social Security benefit and minimize your tax liability while in retirement. Social Security as the system is an income replacement system. It is not meant to be your sole source of income in retirement. The first thing to understand is

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11:40

The Wealth Building Strategies of Entrepreneurs and...

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2022/05/18

It’s no secret that entrepreneurs and real estate investors are responsible for the majority of the wealth creation in the world, but did you know it’s possible to take the same strategies they use and apply them to your own investments? Learn how to multiply your wealth through the power of leverage and how to use the idea of internal and external rates of return to acquire assets that not only appreciate but generate cash flow at the same time. Many investors have a contradictory attitude when it

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43:16

Exit Planning Secrets From Randy Long

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2022/05/11

The sale or transition of a business is a messy, complex, and time consuming process. If you want to make sure it’s a success and doesn’t tear your family apart, you have to make sure it’s done right. Randy Long reveals the biggest misconceptions around selling a business and how to make sure your children still want to eat Thanksgiving dinner together afterward. Randy is a lawyer by trade with a background in finance, having practiced for the past 25 years. Around half way into his career in law,

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11:38

Generate More Retirement Income and Keep More of Your...

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2022/05/04

There is a key mindset shift that many people fail to make when they retire and it can cost them thousands of dollars from their investment portfolio. Hear about Hypothetical Helen and how her plan to pay off her mortgage with money from her 401k once she retires actually puts her further away from her goals, and what the most optimal solution for cash flow in retirement is. Retirement in its purest form is simply the creation of passive income sources used to support your cash flow requirements

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08:40

The Five Biggest Regrets People Have About Retirement

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2022/04/27

Regret and retirement don’t have to go together, but for many people they often do. Learn about the top five regrets people have in retirement and how you can set yourself up so instead of feeling like you should have done more, you can retire with confidence. When it comes to retirement, there are almost always things that you’re going to regret. Investments you missed the boat on or investments that went sour. Unfortunately, there is no crystal ball to make retirement planning easy. There are

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10:21

Most Important Retirement Number (Not How Much Money...

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2022/04/20

Most people think about what investments they should be making or what stocks they should have in their portfolio when they approach retirement age, but they are going about it backwards. Brian Skrobonja breaks down the calculations you need to make in order to understand how ready you are for retirement and what your retirement plan needs to factor in to be truly financially free. How do you know when it's safe to retire? The answer depends on your plan and understanding the most important numbers

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11:53

When A Pension Lump Sum Is Better Than An Annuity...

Common Sense Financial Podcast ·

2022/04/13

How do you pick between a lump sum payment from your pension and an annuity? A lot of that decision depends, but if you want to have control over your financial assets, a lump sum is often the better option. Find out when you should take a lump sum option instead of an annuity, why insurance is one of the most important pieces of the puzzle, and how to ensure your family doesn’t lose out either way. The choice between a pension annuity and a lump sum often comes down to which provides the greatest

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12:58

How To Create The Perfect Investment Portfolio

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2022/04/06

When it comes to investing for retirement, following the status quo investment advice is one of the worst things you can do. Most people are deferring taxes in their 401k, storing money in a bank, and working to pay off their mortgage, all without realizing that doing those things won’t move them closer to what they really want in retirement. Find out how to ditch the status quo and build an investment portfolio that allows you to retire without having to worry about income, taxes, or what’s

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11:09

Is Bitcoin the New Gold or a New Safe Haven?

Common Sense Financial Podcast ·

2022/03/30

Gold has been a source of wealth for thousands of years and a safe haven in uncertain times, but with cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin coming onto the scene, is that about to change? Before we can answer that question, we need to understand the history of the US dollar and how gold has fared over the past 100 years to get an idea what the future may hold. Find out what makes Bitcoin so special and why it may be the gold of the 21st century. A growing number of people believe Bitcoin and other

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11:47

You Don’t Need Another Investment, You Need the Right...

Common Sense Financial Podcast ·

2022/03/23

There is no silver bullet investment that’s right for everyone, so beware of financial professionals recommending a particular investment or product without first understanding where you are in your life and what your money goals are first. That’s essentially like prescribing a treatment before your doctor diagnoses your problem! Find out what questions you should be asking yourself and your financial advisor to figure out what you’re trying to achieve and the best strategy for you to get it done.

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19:05

An Alternative Banking Option - Encore

Common Sense Financial Podcast ·

2022/03/16

Brian Skrobonja breaks down the myths and the mechanics of Infinite Banking and how this strategy allows you to take control of your cash flow and finance larger purchases while still allowing your money to earn dividends and interest. Learn how Infinite Banking works, why you need to forget what you think you know about whole life insurance, and whether this strategy is right for you. In order to understand the concept of Infinite Banking, you have to set aside the common understanding of how

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25:15

Busting Common Myths - Encore

Common Sense Financial Podcast ·

2022/03/09

How much does an average rate of return matter? Or does it even matter at all? And what about your 401k? Is the way you’re approaching it the right one? Listen to this episode to hear a few common myths being busted – and get all the positives that will come your way as a result. The other day, Brian came across a quote that read,‘If things you thought were true were actually false, when would you want to know?’ As someone who is continuously seeking information to either support his way of

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