Private Real Estate Fees – How Much Is Fair?
Are you paying too much in fees as a private real estate fund investor? Exploring the various charges so you can maximize your investment dollars.
Are you paying too much in fees as a private real estate fund investor? Exploring the various charges so you can maximize your investment dollars.
Today's guest is a physician turned financial advisor. Here are financial recommendations from his decades of experience and observations.
The popular platform Robinhood fosters a trader mentality and should be avoided. Also talking factor investing, finances of starting a new practice, tilting to US stocks, and lots more!
The Roth IRA is a great start for building your nest egg. There's no better vehicle for investing, tax reduction, asset protection, and estate planning.
Interview with Morgan Housel discussing behavioral finance and some of "the flaws, biases, and causes of bad behavior" often seen from investors.
Asset location is something that is completely missed by a lot of otherwise pretty financially sophisticated people. I do a deep dive into this topic in today's episode before answering listener quest...
Round two with Rick Ferri & Paul Merriman. A wealth of information on factor investing, gold, low bond returns, Fed policy, preferred stocks, & lots more!
Today's guest has three criteria to help you cut through the marketing fluff and find the best financial advisor for reaching your goals.
ESG investing is the latest method for investing in environmental protection, social causes, & ensuring good corporate governance. But does it really work?
Rick Ferri and Paul Merriman join us today for a lively debate on the pros and cons of factor investing. An interview you'll want to listen to more than once!
Should you invest in private real estate syndications or funds? Here's how to know if you are the right investor for these high-risk investments.
Should you pull money out of retirement accounts to invest in real estate? Answering this plus reader questions about stable value funds, split-dollar life Insurance, investing cash short term, and lots more.
Today's guest believes accredited physicians make great angel investors. If you're rich and & willing to potentially lose a lot of money, he may be right.
Guess what? You can have multiple 401(k) accounts, saving you thousands in additional taxes every year. But it gets pretty complicated. Here are the rules.
Fidelity and Schwab are offering index funds at a lower expense ratio than Vanguard. Is this a reason to move your assets away from Vanguard?