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- Sep 29, 2026
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#754: Q&A: We Have $80K In Cash and Want a 1-2 Year Sabbatical. Is It Enough? (opens the original)
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“You have this golden opportunity during these low-income years.” That’s what I told a listener who’s heading into a one-to-two-year career break with $80,000 in cash and a paid-off home. Is that enough? It depends on the one number she didn’t give us: how much she plans to spend. So Joe and I walk through...
#753: Why 60,000 New York Apartments Sit Empty in a Housing Crisis, with Kenny Burgos (opens the original)
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In New York City, a 24-unit apartment building is listed for sale at $1.3 million, which works out to about $54,000 per apartment. Kenny Burgos represents the owners of buildings like that one, and his advice is simple: don’t buy it. The reason comes down to rent stabilization. Kenny grew up in the Bronx, raised...
#752: Q&A: I’m Tired of Managing My Rental Property. Should I Sell It? (opens the original)
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“Sometimes you might make the ‘right’ decision for the wrong reason.” That’s what I told Nieves, a listener who’s deciding whether to sell rental property she bought back in 2021, a St. Louis duplex that’s gotten a lot harder to manage since she moved to Madrid for her MBA. Her tenants have started paying late....
#751: Why Self-Worth Predicts Your Income More Than Your SAT Score Does, with Marisa Franco (opens the original)
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Marisa Franco built her career studying friendship and belonging. Her latest research pulled her somewhere unexpected: the connection between self-worth and net worth. In her data, people with high self-worth and high SAT scores earned close to double the income of people with low SAT scores. People with low self-worth showed no such pattern —...
#750: Your “Diversified” Portfolio Might Secretly Be One Big Bet on AI, with Alec Litowitz (opens the original)
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Your S&P 500 index fund looks diversified — but Alec Litowitz says its concentration in AI stocks makes it one giant bet in disguise. Alec Litowitz joined a hedge fund with $100 million in assets and six employees. He had never made a trade in his life. That fund was Citadel, in its earliest days,...
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