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Personal Finance Cat

Personal Finance Cat

No fluff personal finance education from real personal finance experiences.(Disclaimer: I am not a financial advisor. My podcast and YouTube channel are for educational purposes only and merely cite my own personal opinions. In order to make the best financial decision that suits your own needs, you must conduct your own research and seek the advice of a licensed financial advisor if necessary.)

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Episode 60 - Is Capitalism Evil?

Personal Finance Cat ·

2024/09/14

In this podcast episode, I start with a Joe Rogan Experience episode featuring Peter Thiel, which touches on various controversial topics, including Bill Gates and his connections with Jeffrey Epstein. Listening to these "conspiracy theories" almost shatters my worldview, especially regarding the role of powerful individuals in capitalist societies. It makes me wonder - is capitalism evil?I then go on to explain capitalism, socialism and communism. In reality, socialism and communism have

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Episode 59 - Personal Finance is Personal

Personal Finance Cat ·

2024/09/01

In this podcast episode, I emphasize the importance of recognizing that personal finance is truly personal, and that popular advice from personal finance gurus often doesn’t fit everyone's unique circumstances. I share 5 pieces of prevalent personal finance advice that did NOT work for me at all, and I also share what would have worked with the 20/20 hindsight.1. To become wealthy, you need to budget, be frugal, and save a large percentage of your income. Following this advice had made me feel

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Episode 58 - 5 Myths of Value Investing

Personal Finance Cat ·

2024/08/18

Value investing is a time-tested approach to investing, but it’s often misunderstood. Here are five common myths about value investing, debunked:Myth 1: Value investing is too hard. Many believe that determining a stock's intrinsic value is difficult. However, intrinsic value is based on the future cash flows a company is expected to generate. While this requires some analysis, the principle is simple: invest when a company’s stock price is below its intrinsic value.Myth 2: Value investing

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Episode 57 - Why I changed my mind about Tesla

Personal Finance Cat ·

2024/08/03

In my last YouTube video about Tesla, I was skeptical about investing in it. But after diving deep into the company, guess what? I changed my mind! The stock hit a 52-week low sometime this year, so I started buying shares between $140 and $180. Now, it's around $220 (July 30, 2024), so it’s been a decent profit so far, and I'm holding for the long term.I discuss three main reasons that made me change my mind in this episode:1. Dude is crazy and uncompromising - it’s a bad trait to be

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Episode 56 - Is China Uninvestable? Insights from My...

Personal Finance Cat ·

2024/07/20

In this episode, I discuss a recent trip to China. In particular, I share my positive and "not so positive" experiences from this trip. To start with, the pros:1. Modernity2. Hospitality3. Good customer service4. Affordability5. Delicious foodMoving on to the cons:1. Uncleanness2. Lack of amenities3. Crowdedness4. Environmental pollution5. Restricted internet accessOverall it was a great trip, and I can see why many think that China is going to take over the US as the next world power. That

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Episode 55: Navigating Financial Freedom - Interview...

Personal Finance Cat ·

2024/07/06

✔️Summary: In this episode, I interviewed T.J. van Gerven, a millennial financial planner. T.J. discusses his journey and philosophy in financial planning, focusing on serving the millennial generation. Starting his practice in 2018, T.J. emphasizes transparency and tailored advice, distinguishing himself from traditional advisors who often sell financial products rather than providing genuine advice.T.J. explains that many financial advisors historically have had a bad reputation due to their

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Episode 54: From Corporate Exec to Real Estate Maven...

Personal Finance Cat ·

2024/06/22

✔️Summary: In this episode, I interviewed Randy Langenderfer, a former corporate executive turned full-time multifamily real estate investor. Randy shared his journey from the corporate world to multifamily real estate investment. A year ago, he left his corporate job to focus solely on multifamily investments, a journey that began a decade prior while working for the private equity firm, Carlyle Group. Concerned about job security, Randy sought an alternative income stream and explored various

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Episode 53: Revolutionize Water Treatment - Interview...

Personal Finance Cat ·

2024/06/08

✔️Summary: In this episode, I interview Riggs Eckelberry, President & CEO of OriginClear, Inc., who shares his diverse background, which includes international living due to his father’s career, work in the nonprofit sector, and a stint as a professional Merchant Mariner. He emphasizes that these experiences have given him a global perspective and a drive to use technology for positive change. Initially, his ambitious tech endeavors in New York failed due to lack of capital, teaching him

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Episode 52: Revolutionize Construction - Interview...

Personal Finance Cat ·

2024/05/25

✔️Summary: In this episode, I interviewed Damion Lupo, the author of a book I purchased years ago on qualified retirement plan (QRP) after hearing him on the Bigger Pockets podcast. Damion appreciates the support and reflects on his writing journey, emphasizing that writing has helped him clarify his ideas rather than aiming for bestseller status. He has authored 12 books, with "Unicornomics" being the latest, encapsulating his business principles.Damion shares his extensive entrepreneurial

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Episode 51: Mom's Got Money - Interview with...

Personal Finance Cat ·

2024/05/11

✔️Summary: In this episode, I interviewed Catherine Collins, a nationally recognized personal finance writer, editor, and author. Catherine began her journey by starting a blog during her graduate school years as a creative outlet. Struggling financially with a small stipend, she shared her budgeting techniques and thrift store decor tips on her blog. This initial venture gradually evolved as more opportunities came her way, including writing for banks despite having no prior experience with

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Episode 50: Stewardship and Empowerment - Interview...

Personal Finance Cat ·

2024/04/27

✔️Summary: In this episode, I interviewed Parker Pursell, CEO of eQRP Company. Parker, a graduate from Auburn University in 2013, started his professional journey in leadership and hospitality at Chick-fil-A, where he developed his core leadership philosophy: winning hearts before minds to ensure effective communication. His time at Chick-fil-A, combined with his family's business in hospitality at Pursell Farms, ingrained in him a deep sense of stewardship and customer service. The COVID-19

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Episode 49 - Your Fractional CFO: Interview with...

Personal Finance Cat ·

2024/04/13

✔️Summary: In this interview, Byron shares his journey to founding his company CFOAF, which specializes in tax strategy and fractional CFO services. He explains his entrepreneurial background, driven by his realization that he was not suited to being an employee, leading him to start and run multiple businesses, some of which succeeded while others failed. His motivation to understand accounting and tax strategy emerged from his experiences with banks and the IRS, which influenced his business

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Episode 48 - Systemize Your Business: Interview with...

Personal Finance Cat ·

2024/03/30

✔️Summary: In this episode, Cary Prejean, CEO of Strategic Business Advisors (fka CFO Consulting LLC), shares his journey from working in accounting to founding his own company. He observed a lack of financial literacy among small business owners, hindering their ability to interpret financial statements and make informed decisions. This insight prompted him to educate and assist small businesses, leading to the creation of his company. Cary's solution was to develop customizable financial

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Episode 47 - Prepping for Success: Interview with...

Personal Finance Cat ·

2024/03/16

✔️Summary: I normally do not interview traders but I have to say - Anmol’s track record and his approach to investing are very impressive. In the beginning of the interview, Anmol Singh discusses his philosophy and approach to trading, emphasizing systematic decision-making based on technical analysis. Anmol advocates for a balanced approach, incorporating both short-term trading for income and long-term investing for wealth-building. He highlights the importance of aligning trading strategies with

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Episode 46 - Who Not How: Interview with Mark Murphy

Personal Finance Cat ·

2024/03/02

✔️Summary:In this episode, I interviewed Mark Murphy, CEO at Northeast Private Client Group. Mark discusses his career journey in financial planning and wealth management, emphasizing the importance of serving others and creating value. He stresses the significance of focusing on passion, expertise, and serving a purpose.Mark advocates for a "who not how" approach, prioritizing collaboration and surrounding oneself with smart, honest individuals. He introduces the concept of "paychecks

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Episode 45 - Manifesting Abundance: Interview with...

Personal Finance Cat ·

2024/02/19

✔️Summary: In this episode, I interviewed Miriam Castilla, founder of Magnetic Money®. Miriam starts the discussion with the benefits of yoga in her life, emphasizing how it helps her maintain clarity of mind and deal with stress, which is crucial for her business endeavors. She delves into the concept of wealth mindset versus mere income, highlighting how wealth provides freedom and options in contrast to solely focusing on earning money. Miriam explains her approach to helping clients build wealth

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Episode 44 - I Thought I Was a Leader: Interview with...

Personal Finance Cat ·

2024/02/03

✔️Summary: In this episode, I interviewed Scott De Long, a Ph.D. in education with a successful entrepreneurial background, who discusses his academic, business and life journey. Initially motivated to prove to his son that returning to school was feasible, he enjoyed the experience and pursued an Executive MBA at UC Berkeley. Later, he joined a leadership program at Chapman University, gaining new insights surrounded by diverse perspectives. Scott completed his doctorate at age 60 while running a

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Episode 43 - Change How We Think About Money:...

Personal Finance Cat ·

2024/01/20

✔️Summary: In this episode, I interviewed Tony Steuer, who discusses his financial education method, the Get Ready Method. He emphasizes the importance of educating yourself about financial products, asking questions, and being curious. He also talks about the different types of insurance products and how to choose the right one for your needs.Tony discusses the importance of financial literacy and how his program helps people build it. Specifically, his program helps people build financial literacy

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Episode 42 - From Bankruptcy to 2 Commas: Interview...

Personal Finance Cat ·

2024/01/06

✔️Summary: In this episode, I interviewed Nate Armstrong, a multifamily real estate investor, who discussed his background and experiences. He talked about his entry into real estate after working at Target, starting with small rental properties. Nate described a challenging development project that led to financial strain, bankruptcy, and eventual success. He advised against large projects initially, emphasizing the importance of learning from mistakes. Currently, Nate focuses on buying multifamily

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Episode 41 - Millennial Money Advisor: Interview with...

Personal Finance Cat ·

2023/12/23

✔️Summary: In this episode, I interviewed Shari, a virtual financial advisor, who talks about her background, experience, and approach in helping clients manage finances, especially focusing on millennials and those approaching retirement. Shari became a virtual advisor during the pandemic, finding that remote interactions were beneficial for clients’ comfort discussing finances. She highlights common financial challenges faced by clients, including issues with managing inheritance, taxes,

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