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Hear real, credentialed Financial Advisors discuss different aspects of personal finance in a no-nonsense, unfiltered, down-to-Earth style.

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Recent Guests

Natalie Rubenstein
Medicare advisor with a background in education
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Episode: Navigating The Medicare Maze ft. Natalie Rubenstein (Midwest Medicare Advisors)
Sandy Lee
Short-term rental investor, educator and creator of the STR Jumpstart course
STR Jumpstart
Episode: Retire with Short Term Rentals (starting in your 50s!) ft. Sandy Lee
Salim Omar
Founder/CEO of Straight Talk CPAs, a virtual CPA firm
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Episode: Straight Talk CPAs ft. Salim Omar
Sherrie Prince
Attorney, founder, and asset-protection strategist
Attorney practicing in Mississippi
Episode: Build The Moat First ft. Sherrie L. Price
Jen Guyton
Coach helping high achieving individuals escape the achievement trap and build a life that feels like their own
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Episode: Escaping The High Achievement Trap ft. Jen Guyton (Wild Beyond Coaching)
Greg Junge
Author of Teen Money Mindset and Parent Money Mindset; founder of Money Mindset Academy
Money Mindset Academy; author
Episode: Money Mindset for Kids ft. Greg Junge
Cameron Tope
Real estate investor and property manager invited onto the show
Emerson Property Management (Houston)
Episode: What It Takes to Be Premier PM + Successful Real Estate Investor ft. Cameron Tope
Cashflow King
Guest on the premium episode, provides personal finance and investment insights
Episode: [TEASER CLIP] Q2 2026 e-Newsletter Discussion & More ft. CUBE CRUSHER (PREMIUM!)
Cash Flow Rockefeller Prince
Guest on the episode, discussion about personal finance, entrepreneurship and franchising
Episode: [TEASER CLIP] $400K/Year to Food Stamps: CFRP Interviews Cash Flow King (PREMIUM!)

Hosts

Cash Flow Rockefeller Prince
Host of the show and co-host involved in driving policy-related discussions and real-world personal finance storytelling.
Cash Flow King
Co-host known for guiding discussions, introducing topics, and providing blunt financial insights.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 26 ratings
  • Great content!

    The host does a great job with the straightforward approach and clarity, all while keeping the conversations natural and flowing. Great content!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Greg Junge
    United States4 months ago
  • Great pod!

    Host was knowledgeable, engaging and asked great questions! Awesome pod!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Cameron Tope
    United States4 months ago
  • Great listen every time

    Real Talk Personal Finance makes money talk actually fun. It’s funny, super relatable, and packed with practical advice you can use right away. Love how it keeps things real while still being informative.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Swede0303
    United States9 months ago
  • Refreshingly real

    In a world filled with financial misinformation this podcast does a great job of education on personal finance in a no nonsense easy to understand manner. Really appreciate the work done here 🙌🏻

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    3737228833828
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • Foul language

    Helpful information, but the host’s language is distracting. I can find solid financial advice from another podcast and listen with my children in the car. Didn’t need to know about his bathroom habits.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    LisaFoxy
    United States2 years ago

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The show gets high marks for real-world applicability, though some episodes use strong language that isn't family-friendly.
Guests are often knowledgeable and provide practical advice.
Listeners appreciate the host's clarity and no-nonsense approach.

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Navigating The Medicare Maze ft. Natalie Rubenstein (Midwest Medicare Advisors)
Q: Can you give us a quick rundown of what someone working past 65 should be thinking about?
Rubenstein says employer size matters: people whose employer has fewer than 20 employees generally need to move to Medicare, while those with larger employers may be able to stay on the employer plan. She recommends comparing costs and coverage, and notes that HSA contributions should stop six months before applying for Part A.
Navigating The Medicare Maze ft. Natalie Rubenstein (Midwest Medicare Advisors)
Q: Where should someone approaching age 65 start when thinking about Medicare?
Rubenstein recommends checking retirement projections with a financial advisor and working with a trusted Medicare professional because coverage decisions depend on individual health and finances. She explains the basic parts of Medicare and encourages people to plan ahead for enrollment.
Retire with Short Term Rentals (starting in your 50s!) ft. Sandy Lee
Q: Are there certain things listeners should have in order before pursuing a short-term rental, such as a checklist?
Lee recommends choosing a down payment that fits personal risk tolerance and keeping reserves for unexpected costs. She suggests having around 10% of the purchase price set aside and being able to handle major repairs or assessments without relying solely on a line of credit.
Retire with Short Term Rentals (starting in your 50s!) ft. Sandy Lee
Q: What do you say to people who are skeptical about short-term rentals because of the workload, management and cleaning?
Lee says the work is real, but self-managing her established portfolio takes five to ten hours weekly. Owners must be available to address guest needs, and she recommends enjoying problem-solving; cleaners and local handymen take care of on-site tasks.
Build The Moat First ft. Sherrie L. Price
Q: What is the end goal you help clients achieve with asset protection and planning?
The aim is to reverse-engineer from the exit to day one, ensuring robust structures (like LLCs, trusts, and spousal consent) are in place so liabilities are isolated from operating assets and the business can continue to function smoothly through disputes or changes.

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7. Cameron Tope
8. Cashflow King

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