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.
http://radicalpersonalfinance.com
Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 46 days 17 hours 46 minutes
Interview with Trevor Van Hemert of Pedal to Petal About His Composting Business, Entrepreneurship, SPIN Farming, Financial Independence, and Cryptocurrencies RPF0037
Today's show is an interview with a listener who is far outside the mainstream finance world. Trevor Van Hemert is an entrepreneur, blogger, and financial independence advocate. - Most importantly, he now makes his entire living online with a very sho...
Major Tax Planning Strategy #1 — Adjusting the Timing of Income for Maximum Effect RPF0036
In today's show, we tackle the first of the Big 3 tax planning strategies that you need to be aware of. As a refresher, here are the three basic tax planning strategies: Timing (deferring or accelerating taxable income and tax deductions)
Saving Money on Communications Bills with the Tech Meshugana and Much, Much More! RPF0035
Today's show is a reprise of RPF Episode 4 - How to Save Money on Communications Bills with update information--or at least that's what it was intended to be! The interview wound up going in some other directions! - I.P. Daley,
Monday Roundup: Economists vs. Politicians, Americans in Debt, Minimum Wages and Unemployment, Lessons from Psychology, Etc. RPF0034
On Monday's shows I bring you a variety show with news articles that have stood out to me from this past week. Today, we cover a lot of ground! "A Tax Plan That Economists Love (And Politicians Hate)" from NPR's Morning Edition
What Can We Learn About Finance from Dumpster Divers, Freegans, Vagabonds and Hobos? RPF0033
Let's get a bit radical today, eh? How about some finance lessons from homeless people? :) I've been doing some reading lately on the radical side...books written by homeless people and vagabonds to see what I can learn. Today,
In What Order Should I Pay Off My Debts? A Rational Guide to the Debt Snowball, Debt Avalanche, and Other Considerations RPF0032
One of the biggest debates in the personal finance space is about which order to use to pay off my debts. Opinions vary, experiences vary, and tempers flare when this subject is brought up. I think the debate is helpful in some ways but rather silly in...
episode 31: Basic First Steps to Starting a Business
I was recently speaking with a friend of mine who is in the process of starting a business. I was answering some of his questions when I realized how daunting it can be to start a business if you haven’t done it before. And how simple it seems...
Discussion of the Permanent Portfolio: an Investing Strategy for All Economic Cycles (interview with Jake Desyllas) RPF0030
Many people have searched and searched for the holy grail of investing: a portfolio that provides a good return with low risk that can weather the economic storms, no matter what they be. Some feel that they have found it in The Permanent Portfolio. -
The Iron Law of Wealth Building (or How to Translate Personal Financial Statements into Results) RPF0029
There is an iron formula of wealth that can be applied to all financial plans. The relationships between balance sheets cannot be broken in any way. - To become wealthy, you much increase the net worth on the bottom of the balance sheet.
Why “Follow Your Passion” is the Wrong Career Advice (calling in sick today on RPF) RPF0028
Hey friends, I'm still not able to speak well enough to record a normal show but I wanted to make sure you have something thought-provoking to listen to. - The thought-provoking audio for today is from Cal Newport's speech at The World Domination Summ...