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EPISODE · Mar 17, 2023 · 17 MIN

Why The Ideal Number Of Banking Relationships Is Three

from The Financial Samurai Podcast · host Sam Dogen, Financial Samurai

With bank runs everywhere, I hope everybody is conducting an internal review of your existing banking relationships! I've done mine and I've decided three banking relationships is ideal for most people.   Posts mentioned:   The Ideal Number Of Banking Relationships   Recommendations Join 55,000+ others and sign up for my free weekly newsletter. I dissect all the most important financial topics of the week so you don't miss a thing. You can also get my posts in your inbox immediately after they come out by signing up here.  Protect your wealth by picking up a copy of Buy This, Not That. It is your unfair competitive advantage to building greater wealth and making more optimal big life decisions.  With mortgage rates dropping, the demand for real estate is picking up. Further, the desire to own real assets is also increasing with all this funny money. Take a look at Fundrise, a leading private real estate investment platform that primarily invest in the Sunbelt.  Please share this episode with a friend and rate the podcast if you enjoy it! Thanks, Sam

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