Vital Wealth Strategies

Patrick Lonergan
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Welcome to Vital Wealth Strategies Podcast, where financial and tax expertise meets entrepreneurial success. Join us as we dive deep into the world of high-level entrepreneurship, bringing you top authorities who specialize in cutting-edge financial and tax strategies. Our podcast is your go-to resource for staying ahead in the financial game, offering insights and advice that can optimize your wealth, reduce tax liabilities, and supercharge your business growth. Tune in to gain a competitive edge and unlock the secrets to financial success in the world of high-level entrepreneurship.

  1. 6d ago

    140 | Business Fuel: How to Find the Right Capital for Every Stage of Growth with Levi King

    What does it actually take to get a business loan and why are so many successful entrepreneurs getting denied? In this episode of the Vital Wealth Strategies Podcast, host Patrick Lonergan sits down with Levi King, co-founder of Nav and one of the foremost experts on small business credit and financing in the country. Levi brings a rare combination of real-world experience, having started five businesses, secured over forty commercial loans across multiple industries, and built Lendio, the nation's largest commercial loan broker and the technical depth of a fintech founder who has spent a decade solving the financing gap for millions of small business owners. This conversation goes far beyond the basics and delivers a masterclass on what lenders are actually looking at, why most entrepreneurs are flying blind, and what to do about it. Patrick and Levi unpack why business credit and personal credit operate by entirely different rules, how a single bounced check can quietly disqualify an otherwise strong borrower, and why the way a business is structured legally can make or break a loan application before it ever reaches an underwriter. With credit markets expected to tighten in the months ahead, Levi makes a compelling case for why right now, not when you need capital, is the time to build your financial foundation. Whether you are actively seeking financing or simply want to be prepared when the opportunity arises, this episode will change the way you think about capital, credit, and the financial infrastructure of your business. Key Takeaways: Business credit and personal credit are completely different, low data consistency across commercial bureaus means a strong D&B score does not guarantee strong Experian or Equifax scores The Fair Credit Reporting Act does not apply to business credit, disputes move slower and protections are weaker Bounced checks are one of the most common and costly mistakes, even three per month can disqualify an otherwise strong borrower from many lenders Lenders use AI and trending deposit data to determine whether a business is growing or quietly in distress Sole proprietors face significant financing disadvantages, forming a legal entity is critical for access to business loans and credit cards Mixing personal and business finances is an automatic decline with most lenders Get a line of credit before you need one, in a tightening credit cycle, existing facilities stay active longer than new approvals get through Nav aggregates personal credit, all three commercial bureau data sets, and cash flow data via Plaid to show business owners exactly how a lender sees them The best time to build your financial profile is before you need capital, subprime emergency loans often accelerate business failure rather than prevent it Customer revenue is always the best capital, financing should be a growth lever, not a lifeline Learn More About Levi: Nav platform: nav.com Resources:    Visit vitalwealth.com/resources to download FREE resources      Follow on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/vital.strategies Follow on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/VitalStrategiesPodcast Follow on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/patricklonergan/ Credits:     Sponsored by Vital Wealth Music by Cephas Art work by Two Tone Creative  Audio, video, research and copywriting by Victoria O'Brien

    140 | Business Fuel: How to Find the Right Capital for Every Stage of Growth with Levi King

  2. Jul 7

    139 | How to a Build a Sales Team so the Business can Scale with Mike Huey

    Are you still the most important person in your sales process? For most entrepreneurs, the honest answer is yes and it's the single biggest thing capping their revenue, their company's value, and their freedom. In this episode of the Vital Wealth Strategies Podcast, host Patrick Lonergan sits down with Mike Huey, founder of Scalable Sales Solutions and a sales veteran with 30 years of experience building, breaking, and rebuilding sales organizations from coast to coast. Mike has taken companies from founder-led sales to national scale, including growing a seven-employee facility services business into a nationwide operation and today he helps business owners get the sales hat off so they can build something that runs, grows, and eventually sells without them. Patrick and Mike dig into the exact system that attracts A-player salespeople (and why hiring from inside your own industry almost guarantees you a B or C player), the compensation structures that actually drive new business instead of rewarding the wrong behavior, and the five sales metrics every owner should be tracking. They also cover the recruiting trick Mike uses to screen hundreds of applicants down to true A players, why you have to be willing to fire your top performer over a values violation, and how to know when your business is truly ready to scale or sell. Whether you're stuck as the bottleneck in your own company or preparing for an exit in the next five years, this conversation is a blueprint for turning a personality-driven business into a transferable asset. Key Takeaways: If your business can't grow without you personally closing every deal, you own a high-paying job, not a transferable asset A-player salespeople are attracted by five things: a sales playbook, a lead generation system, a CRM everyone uses, scorecards and accountability, and a compensation plan that rewards the right activities Hiring salespeople from within your own industry usually lands you B and C players, true A players won't leave a strong book of business Compensation plans should adjust every year; stairstep and hurdle models push reps toward new accounts, new territories, and new products Track five metrics: sales activity, average deal size, close rate, repeat purchase rate, and referral rate Culture comes down to two things, the right scorecards and core values and you must be willing to fire top performers over value violations A business is only ready to scale when it cash flows completely with the owner stepped out of the process Start exit planning long before the emergency: "life after the business" is one of the biggest reasons deals fall apart This week's action step: identify the two or three things you're doing that hold the company back, and build a plan to offload them Learn More About Mike: Mike Huey's website / consultation: mikehuey.com Leadership Blueprint: Accountability in Action by Mike Huey The Art of War for Business by Mike Huey Make Your Company Scalable and Saleable by Mike Huey Resources:    Visit vitalstrategies.com to download FREE resources      Listen to the podcast on your favorite app: Vital Wealth Strategies Podcast | Tax & Financial Strategies for Entrepreneurs Follow on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/vital.strategies Follow on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/VitalStrategiesPodcast Follow on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/patricklonergan/ Credits:     Sponsored by Vital Wealth Music by Cephas Art work by Two Tone Creative  Audio, video, research and copywriting by Victoria O'Brien

    139 | How to a Build a Sales Team so the Business can Scale with Mike Huey

  3. Jun 30

    138 | 83% of Businesses Fail Because of This… Here's How to Make Sure Yours Doesn't with Gretchen Roberts

    What would it look like if your business finally stopped bleeding money through taxes, messy books, and financial blind spots and instead became the wealth-building machine it was always meant to be? In this episode of the Vital Wealth Strategies Podcast, host Patrick Lonergan sits down with Gretchen Roberts, CEO of Red Bike Advisors, a national tax, accounting, and advisory firm that has helped hundreds of business owners improve financial performance, reduce taxes, and build long-term wealth since 2009. Gretchen brings a rare combination of deep financial expertise and an operator's mindset as a multi-time entrepreneur herself, making her advice as practical as it is powerful. Whether you're drowning in disorganized books or already running a profitable business and looking to keep more of what you earn, this conversation delivers a clear roadmap for getting from financially stressed to financially free. Gretchen walks Patrick through her firm's proprietary SOAR Framework - Stabilize, Optimize, Accelerate, and Retire; a four-stage journey designed to take business owners from financial chaos to tax-efficient wealth creation. From cleaning up years of messy books and benchmarking profit margins against industry standards, to building a 10-year tax savings blueprint and creating a business that can run without you, this episode is packed with actionable strategies that apply no matter where you are in your entrepreneurial journey. Gretchen and Patrick also dig into cash flow planning, the danger of reactive tax decisions, and what it truly means to be "financially retired", not just done working, but free to choose. This is a must-listen for any entrepreneur who wants to build a business that funds the life they actually want. Key Takeaways: Messy books are more common than you think and you can't grow, optimize, or sell a business without a clean financial foundation The SOAR Framework (Stabilize, Optimize, Accelerate, Retire) gives business owners a clear, stage-by-stage path from financial disorganization to wealth creation 83% of businesses fail due to cash flow problems, building a cash cushion of 3–6 months is a critical protection strategy Your P&L is a management tool - knowing how to read it and track trends month-over-month can help you spot problems before they become crises An S Corporation election is often the lowest-hanging fruit for tax savings, opening up significant self-employment tax reduction year after year Tax strategy must fit your cash flow reality, a great strategy on paper can cause serious problems if it drains liquidity at the wrong time Exit-readiness starts long before you're ready to sell, if the business can't run without you, it's not ready for the market "Financially retired" doesn't mean stopping work, it means having the freedom to choose your role and step back from daily operations Learn More About Gretchen: Official Website: redbikeadvisors.com   Resources:    Visit vitalstrategies.com to download FREE resources      Listen to the podcast on your favorite app: Vital Wealth Strategies Podcast | Tax & Financial Strategies for Entrepreneurs Follow on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/vital.strategies Follow on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/VitalStrategiesPodcast Follow on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/patricklonergan/ Credits:     Sponsored by Vital Wealth Music by Cephas Art work by Two Tone Creative  Audio, video, research and copywriting by Victoria O'Brien

    138 | 83% of Businesses Fail Because of This… Here's How to Make Sure Yours Doesn't with Gretchen Roberts

  4. Jun 23

    137 | How Entrepreneurs Use Real Estate to Build Wealth Without Becoming a Landlord with Chris Larsen

    What if your business is generating great income but you're still not financially free? In this episode of the Vital Wealth Strategies Podcast, host Patrick Lonergan sits down with Christopher Larsen, founder and Principal of Next-Level Income, to tackle one of the biggest blind spots entrepreneurs face, building income without building lasting wealth. Chris brings over 20 years of real estate investing experience, an MBA in Finance, and a track record of over $2 billion in real estate acquisitions to the conversation. He walked away from an 18-year career in the medical device industry because he built something better, and now he dedicates his time to helping other entrepreneurs do the same. If you've ever wondered whether you're truly building wealth or just generating a bigger paycheck, this episode was made for you. Patrick and Chris break down the exact framework entrepreneurs need to achieve real financial freedom, including Chris's DIAL method for evaluating investments, the 7-year formula for replacing active income with passive income, and why owning a duplex is not the passive income strategy most people think it is. They also get into the power of real estate cycles, how to use depreciation to legally reduce your tax burden, and the generational wealth strategies that separate the Rockefellers from the Vanderbilts. Whether you're just starting to think about investing outside your business or you're ready to scale your portfolio, this conversation will challenge the way you think about money, freedom, and legacy. Key Takeaways: Financial freedom is not a net worth number, it's the point where your passive income exceeds your monthly expenses The DIAL framework helps investors identify what matters most: Depreciation, Income, Appreciation, and Liquidity Owning small residential rentals is rarely passive, true passive income comes from partnering with an experienced operator Real estate follows an approximately 18.5-year cycle, knowing where you are in that cycle determines which asset class makes the most sense Buying the real estate your business occupies creates a powerful tax and wealth-building strategy Diversification is critical, don't concentrate all your wealth in your business alone Liquidity planning is non-negotiable, always maintain a minimum cash threshold to protect against black swan events Teaching your children about money early and giving them real financial responsibility, is the foundation of generational wealth Learn More About Chris: nextlevelincome.com nextlevelincome.com/financialfreedombook nextlevelincome.com/kids Episode Resources: The Simple Path to Wealth by JL Collins The Secret Life of Real Estate and Banking Resources:    Visit vitalstrategies.com to download FREE resources      Listen to the podcast on your favorite app: Vital Wealth Strategies Podcast | Tax & Financial Strategies for Entrepreneurs Follow on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/vital.strategies Follow on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/VitalStrategiesPodcast Follow on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/patricklonergan/ Credits:     Sponsored by Vital Wealth Music by Cephas Art work by Two Tone Creative  Audio, video, research and copywriting by Victoria O'Brien

    137 | How Entrepreneurs Use Real Estate to Build Wealth Without Becoming a Landlord with Chris Larsen

  5. Jun 16

    136 | Why 90% of Family Wealth Is Gone By the Third Generation (And How to Stop It) with DJ Van Keuren

    What separates the entrepreneurs who build lasting, generational wealth from those who watch it disappear by the second or third generation? In this episode of the Vital Wealth Strategies Podcast, host Patrick Lonergan sits down with DJ Van Keuren – Harvard educated family office real estate expert, founder of the Family Office Real Estate Institute, and a man who has personally managed real estate portfolios for some of the most prominent families in the country, including the Marriott family, to unpack the strategies, systems, and mindset shifts that turn entrepreneurial success into a lasting legacy. DJ brings decades of real-world experience navigating everything from luxury hotel acquisitions in New York City to distressed multifamily opportunities, and he doesn't hold back on exactly where wealthy families go wrong and what to do instead. Patrick and DJ dive deep into the four pillars of real estate wealth building - appreciation, depreciation, amortization, and cash flow and why the average family office allocates roughly 24% of its portfolio to real estate. DJ reveals the single biggest mistake business owners make once they accumulate significant wealth (hint: it's the same thing that made them successful in business, and they stop doing it), how to properly stress test a deal before you commit, why underwriting the operator matters far more than underwriting the deal itself, and why right now may be one of the most compelling buying opportunities in the 18.6-year real estate cycle. Whether you're evaluating your first syndication or building a multi-generational real estate portfolio, this conversation gives you the framework, the questions to ask, and the perspective to invest with confidence. Key Takeaways: The average family office allocates ~24% of its portfolio to real estate, for good reason. Appreciation, depreciation, amortization, cash flow, and leverage all work together to build wealth in ways other asset classes simply can't match The #1 mistake wealthy business owners make is applying zero structure to managing their own wealth, the same rigor (goals, strategy, quarterly reviews) that built the business needs to be applied to the portfolio An Investment Policy Statement (IPS) is the foundation, it defines what you'll buy, what returns you're targeting, and whether future generations are part of the picture Always underwrite the operator before the deal, a great property with a bad operator is a bad investment. Ask how they navigated the Great Recession, not just what returns they posted Stress test every deal, model the worst case scenario (higher cap rate at exit, higher refinancing rates) and ask if you can live with that outcome before you commit Real estate runs on an 18.6-year cycle, DJ believes we are currently at a prime buying point, with distressed multifamily assets hitting the market due to financial pressure, not property failure Multifamily has historically never exceeded 11.6% vacancy - the resilience compared to commercial or office makes it a core holding for cash flow and downside protection 70% of family wealth is lost by the second generation; 90% by the third - governance, family councils, and intentional planning are the antidote Real estate's illiquidity is a feature, not a bug, it protects families from emotional decision-making and forces the long hold that builds real wealth The optimal number of properties in a family real estate portfolio is 15, per FORE Institute research, funds can be an efficient path to that diversification without the management burden Learn More About DJ: Family Office Real Estate Institute: fore.institute DJ Van Keuren's personal website: djvankeuren.com Resources:    Visit vitalstrategies.com to download FREE resources      Listen to the podcast on your favorite app: Vital Wealth Strategies Podcast | Tax & Financial Strategies for Entrepreneurs Follow on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/vital.strategies Follow on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/VitalStrategiesPodcast Follow on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/patricklonergan/ Credits:     Sponsored by Vital Wealth Music by Cephas Art work by Two Tone Creative  Audio, video, research and copywriting by Victoria O'Brien

    136 | Why 90% of Family Wealth Is Gone By the Third Generation (And How to Stop It) with DJ Van Keuren

  6. Jun 9

    135 | The Portfolio Income Mistake That's Silently Draining Your Wealth with Russ Gaiser & Mike Hoeflich

    Are you leaving hundreds of thousands of dollars on the table with your retirement income strategy? In this episode of the Vital Wealth Strategies Podcast, host Patrick Lonergan sits down with Russ Gaiser III and Mike Hoeflich - co-authors of the #1 bestselling book Beyond Breakeven: The Essential Guide to Social Security Optimization and founders of Retirement Income HQ of America, to tackle one of the most misunderstood challenges facing entrepreneurs today: turning a lifetime of accumulated wealth into a reliable, tax-efficient retirement income stream. Russ and Mike have helped thousands of couples stop guessing with their benefits and start building math-backed income plans, and in this conversation they pull back the curtain on the strategies most financial advisors either don't know or won't tell you. Patrick and his guests walk through the five pillars of retirement income optimization, expose the hidden conflict of interest that causes most advisors to give subpar Social Security advice, and break down exactly how high-net-worth entrepreneurs can design a retirement where they potentially owe zero in federal taxes. From the dangers of dollar cost ravaging and sequence of returns risk, to the tax time bomb hiding inside most 401k accounts, to the overlooked trap that leaves surviving spouses financially vulnerable, this episode is packed with actionable, math-backed strategies that can permanently change your retirement outcome. Whether you're five years from retirement or already in it, this is a conversation you can't afford to miss. Key Takeaways: Claiming Social Security at age 70 versus age 62 can mean at minimum 77% more monthly income for life Most financial advisors have a built-in conflict of interest when advising on Social Security timing Dollar cost ravaging, not dollar cost averaging, is the real risk retirees face when drawing from market-dependent portfolios A large traditional 401k or IRA can become a tax time bomb at RMD age, forcing taxable withdrawals that spike your tax bracket and Medicare premiums Up to $600–$700 per month in extra Medicare premiums (IRMAA) can be triggered by poor income planning At least 15% of Social Security income is always tax-free, making it one of the most tax-efficient income sources available The surviving spouse tax trap is one of the most overlooked risks in retirement planning A successful retirement income plan starts with knowing exactly how much you need and just as importantly, how much you don't Learn More About Mike and Russ: 📘 beyondbreakevenbook.com Episode Resources: The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham Resources:    Visit vitalstrategies.com to download FREE resources      Listen to the podcast on your favorite app: Vital Wealth Strategies Podcast | Tax & Financial Strategies for Entrepreneurs Follow on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/vital.strategies Follow on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/VitalStrategiesPodcast Follow on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/patricklonergan/ Credits:     Sponsored by Vital Wealth Music by Cephas Art work by Two Tone Creative  Audio, video, research and copywriting by Victoria O'Brien

    135 | The Portfolio Income Mistake That's Silently Draining Your Wealth with Russ Gaiser & Mike Hoeflich

  7. Jun 2

    134 | The IRS Loopholes Keeping Millions in Entrepreneur Pockets with Michael Moffa

    What if the tax strategy your CPA has never mentioned could legally eliminate hundreds of thousands of dollars in tax liability and generate cash flow at the same time? In this episode of the Vital Wealth Strategies Podcast, host Patrick Lonergan sits down with returning guest Michael Moffa, founder of Prosperity Tax Advisors, for a masterclass in advanced tax strategy built specifically for high-income entrepreneurs. Michael brings nearly 25 years of experience in private wealth advising and leads the only tax advisory firm in the country housing eight professional credentials under one roof, giving business owners access to elite-level tax planning, wealth management, and exit strategy guidance that most CPAs simply cannot provide. Patrick and Michael pull back the curtain on the IRS-compliant tax strategies that top earners are quietly executing right now, from cost segregation and bonus depreciation in real estate, to a healthcare technology investment strategy that turns a $100,000 investment into a $700,000 tax deduction with 7-to-1 leverage. Listeners will gain a clear understanding of what separates a legitimate tax strategy from a costly mistake, including how economic substance, material participation, and proper documentation can make a strategy both powerful and audit-proof. Whether you are a business owner frustrated by a growing tax bill, planning a future liquidity event, or simply ready to stop leaving money on the table, this episode delivers the advanced tax planning insights that could change the trajectory of your wealth. Key Takeaways: Most entrepreneurs are stuck in reactive, compliance-based tax planning - a proactive strategy can save hundreds of thousands annually A legitimate tax deduction must meet three criteria: ordinary, necessary, and reasonable in amount under IRC §162A The economic substance doctrine requires that a transaction change your financial position beyond tax savings alone A $100,000 investment in a healthcare technology strategy can generate a $700,000 deduction and $210,000 in tax savings at a 30% tax rate, compared to $24,000 in savings through a traditional oil and gas investment Captive insurance (831(b) plans) can be a powerful strategy when properly structured but policies must be ordinary and necessary to your specific business Wyoming LLCs offer privacy protections and charging order protection (COPE), making them ideal for holding passive assets outside your operating business Tax strategies should live on the personal side, not inside the business, to protect EBITDA and maximize your business sale multiple Documentation, third-party valuations, and audit defense are non-negotiable components of any advanced tax strategy Crypto gains can be offset through strategies beyond a Charitable Remainder Trust, without locking up your capital Learn More About Michael: Prosperity Tax Advisors – https://prosperityta.com Michael Moffa – mmoffa@prosperityta.com Resources:    Visit www.vitalstrategies.com to download FREE resources      Listen to the podcast on your favorite app: Vital Wealth Strategies Podcast | Tax & Financial Strategies for Entrepreneurs   Follow on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/vital.strategies       Follow on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/VitalStrategiesPodcast      Follow on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/patricklonergan/      Credits:     Sponsored by Vital Wealth     Music by Cephas     Art work by Two Tone Creative  Audio, video, research and copywriting by Victoria O'Brien

    134 | The IRS Loopholes Keeping Millions in Entrepreneur Pockets with Michael Moffa

  8. May 26

    133 | The Investment Game Is Rigged… Here's How to Get On the Right Side of It with Mike Collins

    What if the most powerful wealth-building investment on the planet has been deliberately kept out of reach, until now? In this episode of the Vital Wealth Strategies Podcast, host Patrick Lonergan sits down with Mike Collins, founder of Alumni Ventures, one of the most active venture capital firms in the United States, for a conversation that will fundamentally change the way entrepreneurs think about building and growing wealth. Mike brings over three decades of venture capital experience, starting at TA Associates in Boston in 1986, and has spent the last 12 years cracking open access to elite startup deals for everyday investors, the same deals backed by Andreessen Horowitz, Sequoia, and Benchmark and making them available to a community of 25,000 individual investors through Alumni Ventures. Patrick and Mike go deep on exactly how venture capital works, how it differs from private equity, and why a diversified portfolio of startups may actually be one of the most prudent moves an entrepreneur can make with their wealth. They unpack the explosive opportunities emerging right now in AI, defense tech, nuclear energy, and biotech drug discovery, and reveal why 2026 is shaping up to be one of the most target-rich environments for venture investing in a generation. Mike also shares the Alumni Ventures framework for evaluating deals, the tax advantages savvy investors are using, including QSBS, Roth IRA conversion strategies, and cash balance plan rollovers and why the illiquidity of venture capital is actually one of its greatest strengths for long-term wealth building. This is a must-listen for any entrepreneur serious about putting their money where the real value is being created. Key Takeaways The best venture capital deals have historically been locked behind institutional access; Alumni Ventures pools capital from 25,000 individuals to co-invest alongside tier-one VCs like Andreessen Horowitz, Sequoia, and Benchmark under the same terms A smart VC strategy targets a portfolio of approximately 100 companies built over 3–4 years - 5–10% of those investments can generate returns large enough to make the entire portfolio worthwhile Venture capital and private equity are fundamentally different, VC bets on early-stage growth companies while PE focuses on established businesses, leverage, and financial engineering Adding alternatives like venture capital to a portfolio reduces overall volatility and protects against the compounding damage that market drawdowns cause to long-term wealth The illiquidity of venture capital is a feature, not a flaw, it eliminates emotional short-term decision making and forces the patient, disciplined approach that actually builds generational wealth AI is just one of several exciting frontiers right now, nuclear energy, space communications, defense tech, and AI-driven drug discovery are all generating compelling venture opportunities in 2026 Powerful tax strategies including QSBS (Section 1202), Roth IRA conversions on discounted private holdings, and cash balance plan rollovers can dramatically reduce or eliminate the tax burden on venture capital gains Alumni Ventures offers flexible entry points including diversified funds, sector-specific funds, and individual deal access so investors can participate at whatever level fits their goals and risk tolerance By the time a company goes public, the most explosive growth phase is already over; getting in early through venture capital means investing where value is actually being created, not chasing it after the fact Learn More About Mike: Website: av.vc Resources:    Visit www.vitalstrategies.com to download FREE resources      Listen to the podcast on your favorite app: Vital Wealth Strategies Podcast | Tax & Financial Strategies for Entrepreneurs   Follow on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/vital.strategies       Follow on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/VitalStrategiesPodcast      Follow on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/patricklonergan/      Credits:     Sponsored by Vital Wealth     Music by Cephas     Art work by Two Tone Creative  Audio, video, research and copywriting by Victoria O'Brien

    133 | The Investment Game Is Rigged… Here's How to Get On the Right Side of It with Mike Collins
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Welcome to Vital Wealth Strategies Podcast, where financial and tax expertise meets entrepreneurial success. Join us as we dive deep into the world of high-level entrepreneurship, bringing you top authorities who specialize in cutting-edge financial and tax strategies. Our podcast is your go-to resource for staying ahead in the financial game, offering insights and advice that can optimize your wealth, reduce tax liabilities, and supercharge your business growth. Tune in to gain a competitive edge and unlock the secrets to financial success in the world of high-level entrepreneurship.

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    Patrick Lonergan
  • Years Active
    2023 - 2026
  • Episodes
    100
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