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Radical Personal Finance Joshua Sheats
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4.2 • 1.8K Ratings
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Joshua J Sheats, MSFS, CFP, CLU, ChFC, CASL, CAP, RHU, REBC is a financial planner who teaches people how to live a rich life now while building a plan for financial freedom in 10 years or less. He mixes creative approaches to lifestyle design, deep-dive financial planning techniques, and hard-core business strategy to equip you with the knowledge and inspiration you need to build financial independence.
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You Must Build Texture and Variety Into Your Future (And Children Will Help Enormously With This Task)
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Friday Q&A: Time in Business vs. Children, Consulting Offerings, 529 Accounts, Large Gifts, etc.
On today's Q&A show we discuss:
00:54 How do I wrestle with the tension between time in my business and time with my children? 29:57 How can I structure the offerings of my new consulting business? 39:57 How do I start a lifestyle business? 57:49 Miscellaneous questions on 529 accounts. 1:08:13 My uncle wants to give a gift to my children. How do I do that? -
Responding to Senator McConell's Economic Plan (War is a Racket by the Maverick Marine, Major General Smedley Butler)
PDF: https://www.ratical.org/ratville/CAH/warisaracket.pdf
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Friday Q&A: Ladybird Deed, Banking in Canada, Why You Should Have a Family Bank
On today's Q&A show we discuss:
1:00 Should I do a Ladybird Deed on my Florida house? 14:27 How do I open a bank account in Canada? 36:11 Why should I set up a "family bank?" Enjoy!
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How to 10x Your Income (The 1,000% Formula)
https://expatmoney.com/radical
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Friday Q&A: Health Insurance Abroad, Becoming a Pilot, Taxes for a Nanny, Trustee Position, etc.
On today's Q&A show we discuss:
00:38 How do I handle my health insurance while abroad? 6:04 I want to leave my teaching job and become a pilot. Should I do it? 19:28 How do I set up the taxes/wages for a nanny? 24:37 Should I accept a trustee position on a special needs trust? 28:53 Should I cash out my stock options or keep them? 38:29 How do you travel the world with small children? Enjoy!
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Customer Reviews
Homeschooling encouragement
The episodes on investing in your children’s education has been very insightful and encouraging. I already had many of the ideas and practices in place that are mentioned, but it is always good to be reminded of what I’m doing and why and re-evaluate to see if I’m truly hitting or on the course to hit the targets we’ve set.
The only *major* thing lacking IMO is show notes! That took my review down to 4 stars.
More homeschooling shows
This show felt a bit irrelevant to me until the homeschool series. Living internationally? We are over here trying to afford a simple homeschooling lifestyle on one income and wondering if we are doing the wrong thing financially because everyone around us is dual income.
I’m still not sure if we are doing it correctly financially, but the homeschooling series has been so insightful and is a topic no one else in the financial world is addressing. I LOVED the most recent episode enough to come rate the show.
Thank you for your insight!
Host is too full of himself
It’s clear that the host is way too full of himself. In Q&A episodes, a caller asks a question and then the host mutes the caller and attempts to say as much about the general topic as possible to make himself sound smart, but he often doesn’t even answer the question.
The show is supposed to be about gaining financial independence quickly, but discusses everything but that.
Recently, the show turned into constant pressure to buy the host’s online courses on topics that he doesn’t seem to be an expert on.