The Passive Income Investing Podcast

Marco Schwartz: Entrepreneur, Investor & Author
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How To Obtain Complete Financial Freedom By Investing In Passive Income Generating Assets

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  1. 3d ago

    15: Before Your Company’s First Investment: A Practical Setup Checklist

    Before investing company cash, separate the investment decision from the account setup. Marco covers cash purpose and liquidity, corporate-account eligibility, authority and funding, recordkeeping, and a five-question pre-investment review. This episode contains a paid educational feature with LEI System. The registration link below is an affiliate link; Marco may earn a commission. The feature explains LEIs, existing-code checks, registration, managed annual renewals and prepaid service periods. Resources: European broker guide: https://marcoschwartz.com/best-european-brokers/ Interactive Brokers review: https://marcoschwartz.com/interactive-brokers-review/ Revolut Business review: https://marcoschwartz.com/revolut-business-review/ What Is an LEI Number?: https://marcoschwartz.com/what-is-an-lei-number/ LEI System review: https://marcoschwartz.com/lei-system-review/ LEI System registration (affiliate): https://c.trackmytarget.com/?a=qae9b7&i=obcsig LEI System: https://leisystem.com/ GLEIF search: https://search.gleif.org/ Prices checked in the application on 2 October 2026: €59 / €165 / €245 for one / three / five years. Final taxes and jurisdictional charges may differ. LEI System says it manages annual data renewals throughout prepaid service; extension reminders approach the end of that service, not every annual data renewal. Provider timing estimates are not guarantees. The review discusses public terms that still differ from supplied operational clarifications. Educational content only—not investment, tax or legal advice. Corporate eligibility, local obligations and account protection depend on the entity and jurisdiction. Chapters: 00:00 Introduction: a different account holder 01:35 1. Give company cash a job 03:53 2. Choose an account that actually accepts the company 06:29 3. Separate the money—and make authority explicit 09:01 4. Build the records before the portfolio grows 11:34 LEI System paid feature: the identifier checklist 16:08 5. A five-question pre-investment review

  2. Aug 6

    14: Digilo Review 2026: Is This Real-Estate Crowdfunding Platform Worth It?

    In this Digilo review for 2026, I look at how the platform works, the information available for each project, what I like about the platform, the principal risks, and who it may suit. In this episode What Digilo is and how its investment process works Minimum investment, expected returns and typical loan terms How to read project metrics such as loan-to-value and collateral Platform regulation and the team's lending background Borrower, collateral, liquidity and platform risks My overall view and how I would approach a first investment Visit Digilo: https://go.marcoschwartz.com/digilo This episode is produced in partnership with Digilo. Risk warning: Crowdfunding investments can lose money. Repayments may be delayed, collateral may recover less than expected, and invested capital may be illiquid. This episode is for information and education only and is not personal investment advice.

  3. Jul 30

    13: How I Analyse a Real-Estate-Backed Loan Before Investing

    A real-estate-backed loan can look reassuring, but collateral is not the same as repayment. In this episode, I explain the framework I use to assess a loan before investing, using a Digilo project as a practical example. In this episode Why the repayment source matters more than the headline yield The key figures I record for every loan How I assess loan-to-value, collateral valuation and security Why a 12% contractual rate is not a guaranteed 12% return How I evaluate borrower, platform and liquidity risk How I size a new position Learn more about Digilo: https://go.marcoschwartz.com/digilo This episode is produced in partnership with Digilo. Risk warning: Crowdfunding investments can lose money. Repayments may be delayed, collateral may recover less than expected, and invested capital may be illiquid. This episode is for information and education only and is not personal investment advice.

  4. Jul 10

    1: Introduction to the Show, and Why to Invest for Passive Income

    In this first episode of the show, I introduce the goal of the shows, and what you will learn by listening to this show. You will also hear why I love to invest for passive income and why I believe it is the best way to invest money. Podcast show notes available here: https://marcoschwartz.com/introduction-show-invest-passive-income

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