How Stablecoins Will Change Everything | Ep #76

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For decades, transferring money meant dealing with delays, fees, and friction. Whether wiring funds across borders or writing a simple check, every transaction required multiple intermediaries — and time.
But that system is changing rapidly. With the rise of stablecoins, we’re witnessing a turning point in how people send, receive, and manage money — faster, safer, and with greater independence.

What Are Stablecoins? | Ep #75

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Financial technology is evolving fast, and few innovations have created as much conversation as stablecoins — digital assets that maintain a fixed value linked to the U.S. dollar.

Mitigating Taxes In a Concentrated Stock Position | Ep #60

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We dive into managing the challenges posed by concentrated stock positions. When individuals hold significant investments in a single stock, such as Apple, Nvidia, or Tesla, they may face considerable capital gains taxes and financial risk.

What To Expect From Trump’s Second Term – Part 2 | Ep #59

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In Part 2, of What To Expect From Trump’s Second Term, we take an in-depth look at the potential economic consequences of a Trump administration, honing in on key areas such as interest rates, tax policy, government efficiency, and immigration.

Donor-Advised Funds 2024 | Ep #56

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Bruce and Jason Hosler discuss donor-advised funds (DAFs). With the end of 2024 approaching, DAFs are a timely and powerful tool for the charitably inclined, particularly those looking to manage tax liabilities while contributing to causes they care about.

The Updated 10-Year IRA Rule for Beneficiaries | Ep #53

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Bruce and Alex Koury discuss the updated 10-year IRA rule for beneficiaries, finalized by the IRS on July 18, 2024. Under the old Strech IRA rules, beneficiaries could stretch out Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs) over their lifetimes, creating a favorable tax strategy for passing on wealth.