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373: The Investment that Keeps on Giving (Even When You Die)

There is a significant amount of distress in the investor world right now. With inflation and interest rates climbing quickly, it has left the equity and real estate markets in shambles. We will get through this. And while I encourage you to fight against the fear of investing so that you can take advantage of […]

372: What You Need to Know About AI

With rising interest rates, I keep getting questions about whether value-add real estate is dead.  The answer to that question is a firm no. Remember, people have made money and lost money in all kinds of interest rate and cap rate environments. The interest rates we have right now aren’t even close to the highest […]

371: Ask Buck June 2023

This week’s Wealth Formula Podcast features me trying to answer your questions. Make sure to tune in as I try to answer questions about interest rates, the state of value add real estate and Central Bank Distributed Coins! Listen HERE

370: Psychological Components to Investing and Retirement When the Economy is Screwed

Joe Biden says the economy is “strong as hell” but he’s wrong. Interest rates increasing at the steepest slope in history over the last year have caused a serious problem for the economy and hell is about to break loose. I’m not the zombie apocalypse type but I have seen some shady-looking dead people walking […]

369: Big Government Craziness in a Troubled Economy

I was a surgical resident for years. I started out as a neurosurgeon, moved over to Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery then ended up in cosmetics. During my training, it didn’t matter how much I worked. I would always get the same paycheck. I wasn’t lazy but I certainly didn’t enjoy working for what amounted […]

368: Your Bank Probably Owes You Money

When I was a kid, my dad deposited $1,000 for me and my two siblings at a local bank. I’m not exactly sure why he did that, but what I do recall is that my older siblings showed me that I could go into the bank every couple of months and ask for “interest.” I […]