Radical Personal Finance

2:45 - If you move from one state to another, do you have to start all over with your asset protection plan? 15:30 - How frequently does a state change its laws that relate to asset protection planning? 21:30 - What is the interplay between Federal regulations and State regulations? 23:35 - Is a 403(b) protected the same as a 401(k)? 25:30 - How have Joshua's views on education changed in the last four years? 36:30 - What specific inspirational resources would Joshua recommend on the topic of education? 43:20 - How do you set financial priorities when you're expecting a baby? 51:15 - How do you plan when you have a highly fluctuating income? 1:00:15 - How do you balance having a stockpile of cash while looking at big personal lifestyle expenses? 1:04:35 - Is Patreon a good option to monetize your website? 1:24:00 - Should our company add a Health Savings Account or Christian Healthcare Sharing Ministry option to our health plan?

605-Asset Protection Planning for Mere Mortals - Part 4 - Understanding the Litigation Process and Vectors of Financial Attack

It's Friday! That means live Q&A:

• Healthcare Sharing Ministries and Their Maximum Limits
• Health Savings Accounts and HCSMs
• What To Do With An Inheritance When You're in Debt

Enjoy!

Joshua

In this episode of the podcast we tackle these two questions:

• Is it legal to engage in asset protection planning?
• Is it moral to engage in asset protection planning?

Short answer? Yes and yes. If that's enough for you, just skip listening to this episode. But if you'd like a bit more texture to the discussion, enjoy the podcast for a discussion of the legality and morality of asset protection planning.

Joshua

I love the topic of asset protection planning. It's super interesting to me.

But my observation is, like most topics, people involved in the business talk about what they can sell. The lawyers talk about corporations and trusts because they sell them. The insurance agents talk about life insurance and annuities because they sell them.

Since I don't sell that stuff, I think about you and what I think can help you.

And in today's show, I want to give you a simple starting place: think about your assets and think about the risk you're trying to protect them from. Then make your plans.

Details in the show.

Joshua

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