DO MORE WITH YOUR MONEY TJ van Gerven

In this episode of "Do More With Your Money," host TJ Van Gerven talks with financial planner Leland Gross about the unique financial planning needs of realtors and self-employed millennials. Leland shares his journey from insurance sales to comprehensive financial planning, emphasizing the importance of fee-only advice and the challenges faced by small business owners. They discuss investment diversification, the balance between enjoying life now and planning for the future, and the risks of high-return pursuits. Leland also highlights the importance of work-life balance, using tools like success shifters and time blocking to maintain a fulfilling life. The episode concludes with Leland's advice on using money as a tool to craft a good life, rather than an end goal.
 
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In this episode of "Do More With Your Money," host T.J. van Gerven interviews Jay Zigmont, PhD, CFP®, founder of Childfree Wealth. Jay, a financial planner specializing in advising childfree individuals, discusses the lack of financial planning services tailored to the 20-25% of the U.S. population not planning to have children. He highlights the unique financial planning challenges and opportunities for childfree people, such as the flexibility to live differently from the standard life script and the potential to focus on personal joy rather than traditional retirement. Jay also introduces the concept of "Financial Independence, Live Early" (FILE), a twist on the FIRE movement, emphasizing living a fulfilling life over merely retiring early. The conversation covers the importance of planning for long-term care, decision-making in the absence of next of kin, and the societal shift towards accepting childfree choices. Jay advocates for a financial plan that allows individuals to pursue careers and lifestyles that bring happiness, even if it means earning less.

In this episode of "Do More With Your Money," host TJ and financial advisor Mike Troxell discuss the challenges and strategies involved in financial planning, particularly for individuals with complex equity situations. They explore the emotional aspects of financial decisions, the importance of life planning, and the balance between enjoying life and maintaining financial security. The conversation also covers sabbatical planning, the evolving role of financial advisors, and the benefits of outsourcing to experts like CPAs. Mike emphasizes the importance of wisdom in financial decision-making and ends with a personal note on the joys of family life.

In this episode of "Do More with Your Money", host T.J. van Gerven interviews Vrishin Subramaniam, a financial planner who specializes in assisting Indian millennials and Gen Z living abroad. They discuss the unique financial challenges faced by this demographic, including issues related to visas, cross-border money management, immigration status, taxation, and currency transfers. Vrishin also shares his insights on investment preferences, retirement planning, insurance considerations, emergency fund planning, and the viability of cryptocurrency. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the importance of finding a balance between hard work and enjoying life.

In this episode of "Do More with Your Money," host T.J. van Gerven interviews financial planner Zechariah Schaefer. They discuss Schaefer's personal journey into finance, his focus on helping high-earning Gen Z and millennial innovators, and the common financial pain points his clients face. Schaefer shares his views on cryptocurrencies, the importance of rental income in real estate investments, and strategies for business owners. They also discuss the concept of impact investing and the importance of estate planning for younger clients. 
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In this episode of "Do More With Your Money," host TJ van Gerven chats with financial planner and bitcoin advocate Isaiah Douglass. They discuss the history and evolution of money, the creation of Bitcoin, and its potential as a store of value and investment. Douglass explains the concept of Bitcoin's self-regulation, the role of miners, and the energy consumption of Bitcoin mining. He also discusses the potential growth of Bitcoin, the risks associated with having only dollar-denominated assets, and the importance of choosing a reliable custodian for holding Bitcoin. Douglass emphasizes the importance of education in understanding Bitcoin.