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In this episode, we ask:
- Who is on your money team?
- Who should care about your money?
- What strategies, skills and systems do you need to be successful?
- Are you on the right track?
- What is liquidity?
- How fast can you turn that asset into cash?
- What is the most liquid asset of all?
- What about less liquid assets?
- What are the costs?
- What is the medium of all transactions?
- What about an example?
- Are rare baseball cards liquid?
- What makes every transaction easier?
- What about land?
- What about leasing?
- What about cash flow vs. a lump sum?
- What about the cost?
- How stable is the market?
- What about comps?
- What about dealing in transparent markets?
- What about ease?
- Is your portfolio locked up?
- What is assets / liabilities?
- What is the current ratio?
- What counts as an asset?
- Can it be converted to cash within a month or two?
- How liquid are you?
- Who is sitting on more cash?
- Who gets to take advantage of opportunities?
- What assets are considered liquid?
- What about the liquidity of cash value whole life insurance?
- Who understands liquidity?
- Would you like to hear Episode 248?
- Are you able to take advantage of opportunities when they come your way?
- What about cash flow?
- What about coffee?
- What is the amount of net cash transferring into and out of your life?
- Is the money coming in greater than they money going out of your life?
- What about the tax filter?
- What about consumption?
- What are the levers to pull to change cash flow?
- How about increasing the income or reducing expenses?
- What are some ideas for increasing cash flow?
- Would you like to hear Episode 81?
- Would you like to hear Episode 176?
- Would you like to hear Episode 213?
- What are some ideas to reduce expenses?
- What can solve the problems of cash flow well?
- Would you like to meet?
The topics presented in this podcast are general information only and not for the purposes of providing legal, accounting or investment advice. On such matters, please consult a professional who knows your specific situation.