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It’s been almost 6 months since the last CEL . . . lots of catching up to do. In fact, I think I’ve gone through most of Netflix’s and Amazon Prime’s offerings . . . so it’s on to HBO Max to
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Here is the first video foray for the “Wealth Actually” podcast (a bit by accident! We had to switch formats midstream . . . so I decided to experiment with the video format). I interviewed Christopher
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For a few years, the wealth advisory and asset management worlds have been captivated by three letters . . . ESG: Environmental, Social, and Governance. ESG has been an exploding trend as investors want to align their personal
November 23, 2020 •
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It’s important to speak to people who are having success exploiting other asymmetries. Many opportunities come when the world devolves into chaos. (Bill Ackman recently made gigantic money by buying insurance against
November 17, 2020 •
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First, let me get some initial caveats out of the way. This is a good and challenging book. It’s thought-provoking and uncomfortable. Rare is the document that establishes a “new” world view that is crafted,
August 21, 2020 •
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In the age of COVID-19, there has been a renewed focus on Health Care Directives. The communicability and finality of the disease have opened up all sorts of fears and uncertainty for many people- especially among the elderly. To
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With the tensions brought on by the confinement, new roles and financial pressures of the Coronavirus, I thought it would be good to take a new look at one of the greatest threats to wealth . . . Divorce. High-end family law
May 25, 2020 •
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https://mehlmancastagnetti.com/wp-content/uploads/After-COVID-Mehlman-Q2-2020.pdf The political consulting firm, Mehlman Castagnetti, put together an interesting presentation on what a post-COVID world is going to look like.
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What if the 2020 election was delayed or cancelled? Haven and I take on this scary, and not-out-of-the-question, possibility . . . The mechanics of a delay or a cancellation are complicated. Here are three good articles for
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The country is in the midst of a debate between confinement and distancing in the name public health and the reopening of the country to re-establish the health and stability of the American economy. To that end, Haven Pell
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In the latest episode of the Wealth Actually podcast, we get to sit down with Scott Johnston the author of Campusland. This is Scott’s second appearance on WA, but the first where Scott discusses his book. It made it to #15
March 30, 2020 •
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First off, we’re sending best wishes to our listeners. Hopefully, everyone is getting by with the onset of the coronavirus. We have a long way to go to get back to some semblance of normalcy, so take care of yourselves. As
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Housekeeping: Podcasts drop on Thursday usually in time for your commute- you can subscribe on most of your favorite outlets. HAVEN PELL’s blog can be found here: PUNDIFICATOR (Ep.47 was recorded in early December before
March 18, 2020 •
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Housekeeping: Podcasts should land generally land on Thursdays. You can subscribe to the podcasts on major podcast networks. HAVEN PELL’S Blog can be found here: PUNDIFICATOR On this week’s podcast, we have some back
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The Impact of Fanboys, Haters and Cancelling on Social Media and Internet Culture- Haven and I hit these topics . . . . Fanboys and Haters in Wealth Management and Financial Twitter Hater Culture in Politics Creating Adversaries
