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EPISODE · Sep 16, 2024 · 1H 7M

#111: How To Spot A Good And Honest Financial Advisor? Feat. Jeremy Schneider

from Too Old For This Sh*t

Jeremy Schneider, financial whiz and retired entrepreneur by age 36, is here to break down what makes a great financial advisor. We dive into the different types of advisors and why transparency is key to smart financial decisions. Whether you're just starting out or leveling up your money game, Jeremy's got insights to keep you on track.P.S. If this episode hits home, you’ll love Ep #096: Boring Money Is Big Money. How To Invest For A Better Future, also featuring Jeremy.Find Jeremy at: personalfinanceclub.com; hellonectarine.com✨ Don’t be a stranger:🎙️ Thinking about starting your own podcast? My membership at getyourpodcastdone.com will help you actually do the thing - without the overwhelm.📬 Want the good stuff I don’t share anywhere else? Hop on my email list❤️ If this episode made you think, laugh, or roll your eyes (in a good way), you can support the show here. It helps keep the mics on.The podcast host I swear by: Captivate💌 Old school and want to just say hi? Contact me here*Affiliate link alert: I get a tiny kickback if you sign up. Think of it as buying me a fancy coffee. ☕️ 

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