HeyJaredThe Big Bo $how: 360° No-Nonsense Wealth Building Wisdom with Jason Blumstein, CFA
360° No-Nonsense Wealth Building Wisdom.A personal finance podcast for high earners and high performers who want to help turn income into lasting wealth - through clear, relatable insights and no-fluff strategies.
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Ep. 53: Raising an Investor Without Taking Away Their Hunger (opens the original)
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When I was a kid, my grandfather Julius changed the channel from my cartoons to CNBC. Slowly I learned that a stock is not a lottery ticket. It is ownership in a real business. That lesson changed my life, but it did not stop me from making painful mistakes later. This episode is about raising an investor. Not just the account you open for your child, but the judgment you help them build. We follow four lessons: ownership, process, patience and purpose. In this episode: ▸ Why an outcome and a pr
Ep. 52: Two People, One Financial Life: Why Most Money Fights Aren't Really About Money (opens the original)
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Growing up, I learned early that money can change the temperature in a house. It caused a lot of tension. Looking back, I do not think most of it was really about money. It was about two people who never got on the same page about it. That is what a lot of couples are quietly dealing with right now. One of you is the saver. One of you is the spender. You have talked about the budget. You have argued about the big purchases. But the why underneath it, the part that actually drives the tension, us
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