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All of us have become more reliant on technology and software to solve problems and improve our lives. However, many of us understand less and less about the programming that goes into these solutions. Further, we
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In this slight detour for the show, I spoke with New York-based political commentator, DEROY MURDOCK.. We have an invigorating chat about INFLATION and GUN CONTROL, two topics that are galvanizing investors today. We later
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Anyone who knows me knows that golf is one my main hobbies. It is a huge treat to be able to speak with ROB LABRITZ as he embarks on his first season on the PGA Champions Tour. In addition to playing on the Senior Tour this year,
February 8, 2022 •
Blog, Entertainment, Entrepreneurs, Golf, Golf and More Golf, Podcasts, Psychology, Stunning Video, The Curious (Yet Crucial) Intersection Between Golf and Business, Worth Reading and Watching • Views: 767
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In this episode of the Wealth Actually Podcast, I speak with my good friend, Paul Sullivan. Paul wrote the wildly popular Wealth Matters column in the New York Times and currently writes the Money Game column for Golf Magazine.
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MAXIMIZING EXECUTIVE AND FAMILY OFFICE TALENT In this 101st episode, we’re going to explore the disconnects in Human Capital Development. This is a crucial issue for family enterprises looking to transition to the next
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Welcome Back to the Wealth Actually Podcast- This episode marks a big milestone. We have hit the 100th EPISODE. I was pleasantly surprised to see that we have been downloaded in all 50 states and 114 countries. A big
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Welcome back to the 99th episode of the “Wealth Actually” Podcast . . . (We’re recording right before Christmas and I’d like give a special thanks to Matthew Passy who helps me sound good and make the trains run
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Life insurance is one of the core tools in wealth management. It replaces income for families, funds the payment of estate taxes, and, given its tax advantages, can serve as an investment vehicle. However, the culture of life
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This latest podcast is special because it harkens back to 2000 when I wrote a paper in law school about the use of securitizations to disrupt the music industry. I mused about the disruption of the music industry and the
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The College Admission season is in full swing and it brings it usual stresses. However in the world of intergenerational planning, it’s a unique opportunity for families to discuss their core values and the development of their
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Here is sneak peak of my podcast with David Pullman- in this outtake, we talk about his experience with David Bowie and how the song “Fame” represented a major pivot in Bowie’s career AND Pullman’s! A fascinating tidbit
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You can’t go two minutes without hearing about the allure of venture capital and private equity or the cult of entrepreneurship and the start-up. However, these things are hard! Venture and P/E require large pools of
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Quan is the author of his memoir “SPARROW AND THE RAZOR WIRE†His is an amazing story of redemption, the importance of second chances and the power of entrepreneurship. Quan spent twenty-two years in and out of
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New York City residents have the highest State and City tax burden in the country (it’s over 15% at the top level, recently overtaking California). It’s no surprise that New Yorkers are constantly strategizing around
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GRIFFIN BRIDGERS wears two hats – estate planning attorney, and content creator. He is a partner with the law firm of HUTCHINS & ASSOCIATES in Denver, Colorado, and also is piloting a fledgling media venture
