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| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 327 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Bob Keebler joins Cary Sinnett to unpack why this year-end is anything but routine. With shifting tax thresholds and surprise penalties lurking under the surface, every decision matters more than ever. This rapid-fire episode arms CPA financial pla... more
Building wealth is one thing. Defining what wealth means is another. In this episode, Cary Sinnett sits down with Dr. Brian Portnoy, one of the world’s leading experts on the psychology of money, to explore why the future of financial advice isn’t ju... more
When families look to CPA financial planners, they’re often asking more than just tax or investment questions. They want to know: Will my kids be ready when it’s their turn to inherit?
In this episode, Cary Sinnett welcomes Mindy Kalinowski Earle... more
When business owners skip exit planning, the fallout can be brutal; value lost, families divided, legacies diminished. But with the right strategy, an exit isn’t chaos, it’s a launchpad: valuations climb, transitions smooth out, and owners step confi... more
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In the most recent podcast, Peter Strauss was mentioned as an insurance expert, which I am sure he is, but also as a great guy, etc. This man has just pled guilty in federal court to fraud. Needless to say he also lost his license. Disturbing for the AICPA to promote such a person.
I really want to get the information contained in the podcast, but the audio quality is too poor. I am new to the profession I would love to include it as a resource in my growing education.
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I’m a CFP and would love more financial planning content.
Every single episode sounds like it was recorded in a tin can. There is NO good reason for this. Please find a marketing person, or just any person with any sense, and ask them to help you find a decent microphone or way to record somebody remotely.
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Focused on enhancing financial planning practices, the discussions cover a wide array of financial topics including wealth psychology, estate planning, generational wealth education, and the nuances of tax law. Episodes feature insights from industry experts who advocate for a holistic approach to financial planning that emphasizes emotional intelligence and personal values alongside traditional financial metrics. A unique aspect includes leveraging behavioral finance principles to improve client interactions, making it particularly relevant for financial professionals seeking to adapt to evolving client expectations and market conditions.
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Recent guests on AICPA Personal Financial Planning include:
1. Dr. Brian Portnoy
2. Mindy Earley
3. Dan Meiklejohn
4. Jeff Levine
5. Sherron Permashwar
6. Mitch Freeman
7. Bob Keebler
8. Dr. Meghaan Lurtz
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