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This episode is a must-listen-to episode where Jay really gets into the mind of Rick Arvielo, CEO and Co-Founder of New American Funding.

In this episode, Jay and Rick talk about where Rick started and how running a full-time company as well as bartending is what gave him the grit as part of why he got where he is today.

Rick leads from the front and lets the people he chooses do their thing for a reason– because they are exceptional about it.

Rick knows what it means to give his borrowers a true experience when working with New American Funding... listen up to see what we mean!

You can use bank products to pay down debt and increase your credit score!

Do you want to learn:

• What term length loan should you sign when buying a house or a car?
• How much interest rate REALLY matters?
• How to structure your finances during this global pandemic?
• Budgeting when you make a ton of money in one month and not as much the next (variable income)?

This week’s Crushing Debt Podcast episode is my interview with Christine Peters of www.CornerstoneMoneyCoach.com. 

Christine’s mission is to help people manage their personal finances and achieve their financial goals without the stress and frustration.

Christine uses goal setting, budgeting, monitoring and accountability to help her clients.

One thing that we discuss, that impressed me is that Christine paid off SIX FIGURES OF DEBT in THREE YEARS!

You can contact Christine at Christine@CornerstoneMoneyCoach.com.

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Hello everyone, bienvenue à cette nouvelle leçon sur le AnglaisCours Club Podcast. Savez-vous quelle est la différence entre les verbes "to borrow" et "to lend" en anglais ? Eh bien, c’est une bonne question et c’est justement le sujet que Ben va traiter ici. Il y a un lien entre les deux mots et ils peuvent être utilisés dans les mêmes situations, mais ce n’est pas la même chose!

Accédez au texte de la leçon ici: 

https://www.anglaiscours.fr/borrow-lend.html

Accédez à une formation en 5 parties offerte ici:

https://www.anglaiscours.fr/podcast

LLN (2/11/19) – U.S. Rep. Mike Bost discusses handling issues from hours of service and infrastructure to truck parking and detention time from a trucker’s perspective. Also: How do you protect yourself when you are leasing, renting or borrowing equipment from a friend? And the options Congress and the states have to fund highways going forward.

0:00 – 9:41 – Newscast

9:41 – 24:25 – U.S. Rep. Mike Bost

24:25 – 39:22 – Insurance when you don’t own the truck

39:22 – 49:10 – Options for highway funding

Learn how other people’s money (OPM) and the smart use of debt can build your wealth.

Not all debt is inherently bad!

Why is mortgage debt triggering people?

Mortgage rates are only 5% for 30 years and are partially tax-deductible.

Credit cards with high interest rates are the real culprit!

Don’t use debt for depreciating assets.

Mortgages can be great forced savings plans because the debt will become equity.

In this podcast I help you think through why you may want to set up a retirement plan before paying off your mortgage.

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Learn how other people's money (OPM) and the smart use of debt can build your wealth.

Not all debt is inherently bad!

Why is mortgage debt triggering people?

Mortgage rates are only 5% for 30 years and are partially tax-deductible.

Credit cards with high interest rates are the real culprit!

Don't use debt for depreciating assets.

Mortgages can be great forced savings plans because the debt will become equity.

In this podcast I help you think through why you may want to set up a retirement plan before paying off your mortgage.

Wealth requires knowledge + action.

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Hi, everybody! I’m Georgiana your online English teacher. My mission is to help you to speak English fluently. Speaking English is way easier when you use the right material and techniques.

In the first part of this episode I'm gonna talk about lending and borrowing something and how to get a loan from the bank.

And in the second part you’ll practice your spoken English with a question and answer mini-story.

All right, let's get started!

Today I'd like to talk about loans and the related vocabulary. Loans have always been a feature in all countries, societies, and cultures. Person A has some money, and person B needs money. Then person A can lend money to person B.

When we talk about lending, we don't talk about giving. Giving means permanently, without a time limit. For example, if I say "I'll give you the car," it means that the car won’t be mine anymore, it'll be yours.

READ the TEXT here: SpeakEnglishPodcast.com

Hi, everybody! I’m Georgiana your online English teacher. My mission is to help you to speak English fluently. Speaking English is way easier when you use the right material and techniques.

In the first part of this episode I'm gonna talk about lending and borrowing something and how to get a loan from the bank.

And in the second part you’ll practice your spoken English with a question and answer mini-story.

All right, let's get started!

Today I'd like to talk about loans and the related vocabulary. Loans have always been a feature in all countries, societies, and cultures. Person A has some money, and person B needs money. Then person A can lend money to person B.

When we talk about lending, we don't talk about giving. Giving means permanently, without a time limit. For example, if I say "I'll give you the car," it means that the car won’t be mine anymore, it'll be yours.

READ the TEXT here: SpeakEnglishPodcast.com

The Discussion: Jeni cares so little for our listeners that she didn’t even bother to show up this month (except for the interview section) and with no discipline Paul’s defacing valuable space artefacts and the emails to the show take a plunge south.

The News: The news section gets a revamp with a quick round up of the space exploration and astronomy news, covering:

• The United Kingdom’s new spaceports
• Japan’s Hayabusa 2 mission to return asteroid samples
• New optics on ESO's Very Large Telescope
• 10 more moons discovered on Jupiter and volcanoes on Io
• The latest data from ESA’s Planck mission
• A rare extra solar neutrino discovery

The Interview: Jeni talks to Josh Borrow from Durham University’s Institute of Computational Cosmology about their simulations of the universe using supercomputers - and how you can make and control your own universe (yes, for reals!) at galaxymakers.org

The Q&A: Listeners’ questions via email, Facebook & Twitter take us on a journey into the astronomy issues that have always plagued our understanding or stretched our credulity. This month we take a look at the eventual fate of the dying star Betelgeuse:

When Betelgeuse goes kabloom, what’s the best estimate of what will be left, neutron star, pulsar, magnetar or black hole? From Martin Bradshaw in Accrington UK,

Dr. Wade Pfau of RetirementResearcher.com returns to Your Money, Your Wealth® to share some incredible reverse mortgage strategies that can supercharge your retirement when executed correctly. He also updates us on the new rules for reverse mortgages, explains why they have traditionally gotten such bad press, and how they’ve changed. Transcript and show notes at http://bit.ly/YMYW-168

Learn why it’s not a good idea to loan money from your 401(k).

Here is the link to the article:

https://money.usnews.com/investing/investing-101/articles/2017-11-07/401k-loans-retirement

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In Episode 23 of Accredited Investor Markets Radio, host Chris Cahill is joined by Jeffrey Lampe, Principal at Hopewell Ventures, for an in-depth discussion of early stage investing and venture capital rounds. Join them to learn about what backing a VC venture entails, what ‘items’ might be on a venture capitalist’s wish list (e.g. guaranteed Board seats), what to watch out for, when it may be a better investment strategy for a VC to borrow and what risks may still be present after the VC rounds have been completed.

You can find out more about Hopewell Ventures and Jeffrey Lampe here.

Or you can find him here: LinkedIn

About Jeffrey Lampe

Mr. Jeffrey J. Lampe, CFA is currently a Principal with Hopewell Ventures, a $110 million Chicago based venture capital and growth equity fund.  He previously served as a Senior Associate with Hopewell. He was a Key Team Member involved with the initial formation of Gazelle TechVentures in 1999, providing research and analytical support. He went on to become a Co-Founder and Senior Associate at Gazelle TechVentures  in 2000, a $60 million Indianapolis based VC fund. Prior to this, he served as a Senior Associate at Monument Advisors and Monument Capital Partners. He has been directly involved in over $500 million of corporate finance, mezzanine, private equity and venture capital transactions over his career. He currently serves as a Director of Video Home Tours (VHT), National Pasteurized Eggs (NPE), and several other high growth companies.  He was formerly a Director of SageQuest and Pioneer Surgical Technology. Mr. Lampe is a Chartered Financial Analyst and a Member of the CFA Society of Chicago. He received an M.B.A., with high honors, from the University of Notre Dame and a B.S. in Business from Purdue University.

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