1004: A Real Estate Boom Is About to Hit 2024 - Episode 1004

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1198: Where to Put Your Money Before the Dollar Collapses - Episode 1198

Did you know that the dollar has lost 97% of its purchasing power since 1913? And the people managing your money, your financial advisor, your 401k provider, your bank, none of them will ever tell you that. That’s because the moment you understand what's actually happening to the ...  Show more

1197: Is the American Dream Still Alive? - Episode 1197

The American Dream is a hundred-year-old ideal, a phrase used to describe upward mobility and the promise of success through hard work. And for decades, the idea of the American Dream has often gone hand-in-hand with homeownership. Is that still the case today? That’s the questio ...  Show more

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