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Friday Q and A: Cash Houses vs Mortgages, Speculative BioTech Stocks in an ESA, Physician Private Practice vs Hospital Job, Accounting for Business Deductions, Multi-Family Living, 529 Plan Qualified Expenses, Inflation Rates, Gifting Money to Kids RPF018 episode artwork

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Friday Q and A: Cash Houses vs Mortgages, Speculative BioTech Stocks in an ESA, Physician Private Practice vs Hospital Job, Accounting for Business Deductions, Multi-Family Living, 529 Plan Qualified Expenses, Inflation Rates, Gifting Money to Kids RPF018

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Today, we have a really fun Q&A for you! I hope you enjoy! Here are the questions I answer: 2:25 If I have the cash, should I pay cash for a house or invest it? 17:13 Should I use my Coverdell ESA to speculate on early-stage biotech stocks? 28:05 Should a physician try to continue a private practice with a partial ownership interest or take a full-time hospital job? 40:38 How can I account for the business deductions in my side business? 49:40 Is multi-family, multi-generational living a good idea? 1:03:40 What do I need to know about disability income insurance? 1:26:03 Which college expenses can I pay for out of my 529 account? 1:33:27 Why do I use different inflation rates on calculations? 1:39:26 What kind of account can I use to gift money to my nephew? Enjoy! Joshua Links: Lower Your Taxes Big Time! by Sandy Botkin

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Friday Q and A: Cash Houses vs Mortgages, Speculative BioTech Stocks in an ESA, Physician Private Practice vs Hospital Job, Accounting for Business Deductions, Multi-Family Living, 529 Plan Qualified Expenses, Inflation Rates, Gifting Money to Kids RPF018

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