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Nick sits down with Treasure Valley real estate expert Barbara Dopp to discuss real estate trends, current market conditions and her opinions on where the real estate market is headed.
Millions of American’s contribute to tax deferred accounts on a monthly basis, in fact, thanks to the Pension Protection Act, you are now automatically enrolled in a 401k when you start a new job. These types of accounts do 2 things:
-Defer the tax
and
-Defer the tax calculation
Keep in mind you [...]
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In this podcast, Jake, Josh, and Nick explore a retirement poll they conducted on Linkedin. With an overwhelming 57% still in mutual funds and stocks, this poll says a lot about how little education we have in relation to stock market alternatives.
In this podcast, we hear the financial story of Phil and Sue Macartney as they are making the transition from working years to retirement years, and the things they wish they would have done differently.
Click to Listen: Financial Stories: Phil and Sue Macartney
Continue Reading →In this podcast we discuss how and why the 401k was created. We also discuss the new economic environment and how today it might not be the same decision it was 30 years ago.
Here is the table referenced in the podcast:
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In this podcast, Jake, Josh, and Nick from Wealthonomics discuss how to handle major capital purchases, and the fundamental differences between the Debtor, the Savor, and the Wealth Creator.
Click to Listne: Purchasing Strategies: The Debtor, The Savor, The Wealth Creator
Continue Reading →We decided to create this video to illustrate the difference between how money actually grows, and what Wall Street Illustrates. We often refer to average rates of return, when actual growth NEVER equals average growth. The average is always less… check it out.
Continue Reading →The Private Reserve Strategy, or the banking concept, illustrates three fundamental differences in how we handle major capital purchases, or a purchase that cannot be paid for, in full, from your monthly cash flow. The way you handle these major purchases can result in a variety of future outcomes.
The Debtor
When the [...]

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