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Leah Haight

Money Rules Don't Rule

A Business and Investing podcast
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Money Rules Don't Rule

Leah Haight

Money Rules Don't Rule

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Money Rules Don't Rule

Leah Haight

Money Rules Don't Rule

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We update listeners about some upcoming changes to the show.  Tune in!And, a bit of info about Estate Plans: if you have assets, you have an estate. If you have an estate, you need a plan for it.According to a recent survey, 55% of Americans
What is Microlending?  It was pioneered in developing countries as small loans at low interest rates.  Access to credit was now available to everyone, not just those with unblemished records.  Our guest today is Aanish Shamim, a Microloan Proce
Talking about money is hard!  In the early stages of a relationship, talking about money and your habits and expectations around it can be as helpful in deciding compatibility with someone as your shared interests.  In the middle stages, figuri
Lifestyle Creep is sneaky! It’s natural to increase your spending as your income rises. After all, we work hard to buy and do the things we love in life. However, when higher spending happens mindlessly, rather than intentionally, it becomes pr
An entrepreneur is someone who undertakes a project, typically one that requires effort. Most people have thought about being an entrepreneur at some time or another. In fact, nearly 71% of Americans said they'd rather be self-employed than be
Humans are naturally wired to be terrible investors. Think about it…more often than not, our brain tells us to seek comfort and to avoid pain. While that tendency has helped us survive since the Stone Age, it's also a vital reason why we inevit
Ryan Rourke is your host's younger brother, and in today's episode they talk about what they learned about money while growing up in the same household, how to manage the adult-dynamic with siblings when money is involved, and how siblings can
'Tis the season to give, so why not think about a gift that keeps on giving and provides a long-term benefit? In this podcast, we discuss five ideas to give the gift of money and financial well-being this Holiday season.
Dr. Marie Rice, PhD, CFE, CIA is an Assistant Professor at Siena College with nearly 20 years of experience as an anti-fraud and audit professional. Join us as we push through less than ideal audio conditions and explore fraud and the reasons w
While saving is important to take care of your present needs and desires, investing is important for your future choices and goals. And with time being a limited resource, compounding is the secret to success. Join us as we talk about the diffe
A listener wanted to know if the value and benefit of partnering with a financial advisor would exceed their fees. If they decide to hire an advisor, what should they be looking for? Copious research shows people struggle to objectively manage
A listener wanted to know when self-preparing their tax return was no longer adequate, and how to know when it's time to hire an accountant. And when they're ready to hire one, what should they be looking for? Take a look at the three-legged st
Today's guest is Dennis Mikelonis, the VP of Commercial Banking Team Lead at Idaho Trust Bank which is headquartered in Boise, Idaho. Dennis shares with us money's journey through a bank, how commercial loans differ from personal loans, and why
Why is the cost of an education so expensive? Tune in as we look back 100 years on the origin of higher education and what an education is today. We explore the expectations we place on 18 year olds to make decisions about debt loads that will
There’s a popular misconception that because you don’t work, you can’t contribute to a retirement account. However, the spousal IRA contribution is one of the tax code loopholes that gets around this general rule and is a great way to save for
What does it mean to retire, not just financially but personally?  Retirement can bring a lot of transitions into a person's life, and it can also be a time of heavy grief and loss.  Some retirees have a hard time spending money after decades o
Inheritances are complicated because they can trigger the trifecta of emotional issues: money, family, and death. If you have assets, make a plan for transferring them so that there are no surprises when it's time to do so. If you don't have a
The Megabackoor Roth strategy allows some retirement savers to contribute significant sums of money on a Roth (after tax) basis. I'll explain why it's called the Megabackdoor Roth and who this rule applies to.  To participate in this strategy,
The tax returns of wealthy individuals were leaked to the press, and articles about them were written on June 8, 2021 by The Washington Post, ProPublica, and others. Basically, the articles claimed to have assessed the individuals' total wealth
Life is constantly changing and our financial lives are no different. But are there any aspects of our financial life that we can control? In this episode, we'll first talk about the financial things we cannot control - interest rates, election
What is wealth?  Formally, it's the money you don't spend, that you amass and acquire, to afford opportunities.  But really, it's a moving target that is constantly changing as the Fair Market Value of assets and investments change.  We can't s
Donor Advised Funds are an efficient way to turbocharge your charitable giving while maximizing the tax benefits of doing so. You receive a charitable deduction on your tax return in the year you contribute money to the account, and then as you
Get to know your hosts! In this episode, we each take the hot seat and answer thoughtful questions about our individual financial perspective, experiences, hard lessons, and more.
The Child Tax Credit increases in 2021, and eligible taxpayers can receive an advance of this credit instead of waiting until they file their 2021 return in 2022.All taxpayers with children age 17 and under qualify for $2,000 per child if thei
Budgeting....ugh!  We know this is not a favorite topic, but they can be useful in helping to drive our behavior so we can get to where we want to go. Budgets are only as helpful if we stay disciplined to them. Budget forward, or in reverse, bu
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