What would you want to be true about a large gift to your child five years after you make it? That you can see how they handled it, or that […]
An emergency fund has one job, and earning the highest yield on the screen is not it. Its job is to be there, in full, the day something goes wrong. […]
Transcript Intro Noah Lewis: Welcome back to the Scholar Wealth Podcast. Stephan’s handing us the mic today for a face-off. Five questions in personal finance where thoughtful planners land on […]
Picture a $2 million single-tenant Starbucks, bought several years ago at a 5% cap rate. The lease is solid, the tenant pays on time, and when the debt was financed […]
I am a fan of cash balance plans. Who would not want another $200,000 a year of tax-deferred space stacked on top of a maxed-out solo 401(k)? But nearly every […]
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