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A podcast about the legal, taxation and lending aspects of structuring - how you own assets, how those assets are funded and the transactions associated with this. Your host, Terry Waugh, aka Terryw, is a solicitor, Chartered Tax Adviser, mortgage broker and former financial planner. Terry runs a law firm and a mortgage broking company. www.structuring.com.au
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The Mortgage Calculator Mortgage Loan Officer Training Series covers an in depth training for new and experienced MLOs on different loan types. Our program features live demos to not only structure a loan, but also the specific setup of a loan file in an LOS system such as Encompass. Both new and experienced Loan Officers and Mortgage Brokers can learn new tips and tricks for loans, new loan products, non traditional mortgage programs and much more! For more info visit https://themortgagecal ...
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Transaction Talk

Jennifer Fox and Eric Sigman

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Business broker Jennifer Fox and attorney Eric Sigman team up to provide a 360-degree view of the current Boston Business for-sale market. From buying and selling to franchising and everything in between, Transaction Talk breaks down the deal process from a business, brokerage, and legal perspective. A resource for business owners, buyers and entrepreneurs, Transaction Talk offers interviews and real-life deal experiences from industry experts and key transaction players.
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Hosted by Aaron Johnson and Xhensila Pisha of the Structured Finance team, our new Securitization Spotlight podcast series brings you the insight you need to keep on top of corporate and consumer debt securitization markets. From the impact of an evolving regulatory landscape and the ongoing recovery from the pandemic, to the ongoing effects of lower-for-longer interest rates and investors’ growing focus on ESG considerations, Aaron, Xhen and their guests will deliver the analysis that matters.
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Property Addicts Australia

Mona Ali and Sana Ali

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Welcome to Property Addicts Australia, your home for everything property investing. Get an insider view of what really works when building a portfolio and learn how to avoid the common mistakes. Plus, get all of the tips and tricks from the property investing experts, Sana and Mona Ali, the Property Twins. Join us to learn from the experts and set yourself up for long-term success in property investing. Proudly powered by propertytwins.com.au.
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this is property

John Pidgeon & Rachelle Kroon

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Join John Pidgeon — property investor, coach, buyers’ advocate and author — and Rachelle Kroon, mortgage broker, investor, and founder of Sphere Home Loans, as they dive into all things property. From buying your first home to building a portfolio, they share practical insights, expert advice, and real-world stories. With guests from every corner of the property space, John and Rachelle will help you take your next step with clarity and confidence. Formerly my millennial property. Hosted on ...
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Do you want to start a mobile notary business? The Mobile Notary Business Expert Podcast is for passionate individuals who wish to create a niche among their counterparts and is just the right stop for actionable tips and expert advice on starting, running, and growing your mobile notary. You will learn how to find new clients, set up your office, get more reviews, get more referrals, get more jobs, and much more. Add this Podcast to your Favorites to learn more about how you can start your ...
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Note Investing Podcast by JKP Holdings is all about sharing, learning and supporting the Real Estate Note Investor and Note Creator community. From Beginners to advanced investors, we break it down sharing ideas, strategies and issues Buyers and Sellers run into. We have been in the note space since 2010 and utilize our knowledge and connections to talk all subjects of Note investing. From those tired of being a landlord or those who find the paper business ideal, this podcast is for you! Be ...
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Welcome to the Crypto Adoption Curve. Here is your one-stop resource for insights about exciting opportunities and challenges in real-world-asset tokenization, private credit and other DeFi & Infrastructure verticals. Subscribe to my weekly newsletter to not miss out on latest insights at www.cryptoadoptioncurve.com
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The Business Finance Podcast

Phil and Jack from The Best Finance Group

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We are Phil and Jack, owners of The Best Finance Group. We help UK Business Owners with their journey, from Start Up to Sell Up! Our day to day mission is helping UK businesses to access commercial finance from our huge panel of lenders. Types of commercial finance we help arrange includes: Unsecured Loans, Secured Loans, Invoice Finance, Single Invoice Finance, Revolving Credit Facilities, Property Finance, Asset Finance, Aquisition Finance, Supplier/Trade Finance, Merchant Cash Advances an ...
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Getting started with Commercial Real Estate Investing, or an experienced investor? This is a weekly podcast on the steps that I take to make my Commercial Real Estate investments (Retail, Office, Self Storage, etc) including successes and lessons learned. We cover advanced techniques for purchasing, operating, and exiting your properties, from the best people in the industry. You will learn everything you need to know about real estate investing. We are based in San Francisco / Silicon Valle ...
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The Luxembourg Fundcast Welcome to The Luxembourg Fundcast, your concise daily notebook briefing on Luxembourg's dynamic financial landscape. The Luxembourg Fundcast is created and produced by Bertrand Mariaux, a practicing regulatory lawyer admitted to the Luxembourg and Paris Bars. (Website: https://bertrandmariaux.com | LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/bertrandmariaux). The mission of this podcast is to bring clear, free, and reliable information—sourced from official references that are ...
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Open your mind to the world with New Zealand’s number one breakfast radio show. Without question, as New Zealand’s number one talk host, Mike Hosking sets the day’s agenda. The sharpest voice and mind in the business, Mike drives strong opinion, delivers the best talent, and always leaves you wanting more. The Mike Hosking Breakfast always cuts through and delivers the best daily on Newstalk ZB.
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Episode 585 Welcome to Loan Officer Freedom, the #1 podcast in the country for loan officers, hosted by Carl White. In this episode, Carl talks with Amy DeBusk, a loan officer out of Northern California who went from zero closings last September to funding 12 loans this September. They dive into the structure, consistency, and discipline that turne…
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Fan Mail - Send us a Text Message Terry Waugh is a solicitor, mortgage broker and tax adviser. Today’s topic is about debt recycling and the need for splitting loans. — If you would like to ask a question which could be answered by Terry on the podcast please go to the podcast page and follow the instructions. Support the show www.structuring.com.a…
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The Luxembourg Fundcast Welcome to The Luxembourg Fundcast, your concise daily notebook briefing on Luxembourg's dynamic financial landscape. The Luxembourg Fundcast is created and produced by Bertrand Mariaux, a practicing regulatory lawyer admitted to the Luxembourg and Paris Bars. (Website: https://bertrandmariaux.com | LinkedIn: https://www.goo…
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All businesses experience some seasonality, but what sets the sale of a seasonal business apart from a typical transaction? Joining the podcast is Aaron Fox, Managing Director of Transworld Boston, and partner to host Jennifer Fox, to break down “The Seasonal Sale” and what makes these deals unique. They walk through a real-life seasonal sale, expl…
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At the end of each week, Mike Hosking takes you through the big-ticket items and lets you know what he makes of it all. Matt Payne: 9/10 Highlight of the week. Didn’t just win but won one of the best. Dreams coming true at 280km/h doesn’t get any better than that. The ceasefire: 8/10 The rest is yet to unfold but Tuesday was a win for a lot of peop…
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On the Mike Hosking Breakfast Full Show Podcast for Friday the 17th of October, the online censorship mess is back involving the Mowbrays and false allegations. Just how do you deal with it when social media goes feral? England cricket coach Brendon McCullum joins Mike to talk his time with the team ahead of their series against the Black Caps - be…
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Dr Hosking would diagnose a kind of "funk" as a result of observations this week. There's been two very clear examples these past few days of good news, of uplifting events and of indisputable progress. Yet for too many it was not a reason to acknowledge, or accept, or congratulate, but rather moan a bit more or find a reason as to why it can't be …
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The Black Caps are headed to Hagley Oval to take on England in the first of 3 T20 games. Former Black Cap and current Head Coach of England Brendon McCullum told Mike Hosking that he is happy with his new career in the UK, but is excited to be home for the game. "So yeah, very privileged to be in the position I'm in, especially not being out of pla…
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There are fears that inflation could come back into the picture as the OCR falls. Infometrics expects the OCR to fall to 2.25% next month - it's 2.5% at the moment. Infometrics Chief Forecaster Gareth Kiernan says they expect to see growth hit 2.3% annual growth in 2027. He says alongside stoking inflation, it could create other problems. Kiernan s…
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Issues around potential defamatory claims on social media are in the spotlight - after false accusations against a Kiwi richlister. Mat Mowbray's been incorrectly named on Tiktok as the member of a wealthy family convicted of having child abuse material. The real person convicted has permanent name suppression. Auckland University Senior Law Lectur…
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The government has announced a climate adaptation plan to help handle floods, cyclones, and other natural disasters. Councils will now have to draw up 30-year plans, and a national flood map is due in 2027. Climate change minister Simon Watts told Mike Hosking that the current system lacks a coordinated approach to respond to natural hazards. “We d…
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The Luxembourg Fundcast Welcome to The Luxembourg Fundcast, your concise daily notebook briefing on Luxembourg's dynamic financial landscape. The Luxembourg Fundcast is created and produced by Bertrand Mariaux, a practicing regulatory lawyer admitted to the Luxembourg and Paris Bars. (Website: https://bertrandmariaux.com | LinkedIn: https://www.goo…
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In one of life’s small ironies as the teachers spend another week immersed in industrial action, I got an email yesterday from a bloke who was taught by my mother in the ’90s. My mum was a teacher. I’m pretty sure she never went on strike. I certainly don’t remember a picket line, a placard, or days at home when I was a kid. In fact, even as a stud…
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The rock band Good Charlotte has announced a tour down under ahead of the release of their new album. After five albums, the band split up in 2011 but decided they weren’t done – coming back after four years and dropping more albums, including one this year in August called Motel du Cap. Joel and Benji Madden told Mike Hosking that they didn’t know…
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One of the great myths of the modern economy is the idea that young people can't afford a house. Now, the facts are that for every house sold, about a quarter of them, sometimes a little bit more, about 27% are in fact first-timers. That figure has been remarkably solid over any number of years in any type of market. Can it be expensive? Yes. Do so…
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The new owners of the Cardrona Hotel jumped on the investment to keep it in Kiwi hands. Central Otago's 162-year-old heritage-listed hotel and restaurant has sold, after being on the market since July. Wanaka local, Warren Barclay, will run the business - and says the new owners are high net worth Kiwis and good sorts who see potential. He says bus…
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The Broadcasting Standards Authority (BSA) has issued a provisional decision claiming jurisdiction over a complaint about an online radio show. They said that the complaint fits their formal definition and requirements, meaning that they have to act. Chief Executive of the Broadcasting Standards Authority Stacey Wood told Mike Hosking that the BSA …
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A former Prime Minister's backing the view that large-scale government housing ownership like Kainga Ora is problematic. A report by The New Zealand Initiative finds the Government's ownership of 77,000 state houses, has maintenance costs nearly twice that of a private landlord. It finds it also doesn't respond quickly enough to issues like rent ar…
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Health Minister Simeon Brown's bracing for tension at a meeting with 200 senior doctors, ahead of strike action. Their walkout - after rejecting a $160million pay offer - will see 6,300 elective procedures cancelled, and almost 13,000 specialists assessments delayed. Brown's slamming what he says is unethical, and a case of politics over patients. …
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It's thought that the aviation sector is over capitalising - as New Zealand's domestic airfares have shot up more quickly than any other country. A global airport group says domestic airfares are up 63% in six years, and are well ahead of the second-highest, up 53%. Air New Zealand's Chief customer and digital officer Jeremy O'Brien told Mike Hoski…
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On this episode of the Dentist Money Show, Matt and Ryan discuss some of the most common financial myths that often mislead dentists. From misconceptions about the stock market and market timing to the belief that maxing out a 401k is enough for retirement. They break down why these myths persist and how they can undermine long-term financial healt…
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Episode 591 Welcome to Loan Officer Freedom, the #1 podcast in the country for loan officers, hosted by Carl White. In this insightful episode, Carl sits down with top-producing loan officer Mike Steplowski from Mount Juliet, Tennessee, to uncover how his team is using AI to clear underwriting conditions faster than ever. Mike shares how his crew l…
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SCSp Crossborder Mobility Welcome to The Luxembourg Fundcast, your concise daily notebook briefing on Luxembourg's dynamic financial landscape. The Luxembourg Fundcast is created and produced by Bertrand Mariaux, a practicing regulatory lawyer admitted to the Luxembourg and Paris Bars. (Website: https://bertrandmariaux.com | LinkedIn: https://linke…
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Most stories need a hero, and Gail Parata might fit the role in this netball mess. Or is it now a scandal? Gail Parata has resigned as a national netball selector and in doing so has gone out guns blazing and, because of that, has given the rest of us a decent insight into what a shambles the Dame Noeline Taurua story really is. This thing is now w…
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A few hiccups in the journey towards peace in the Middle East. Hamas has released the 20 living Israeli hostages and almost 2000 Palestinians have been returned by Israel. Leaders including Donald Trump have signed the US-brokered peace deal at a summit in Egypt. However, US Correspondent Richard Arnold told Mike Hosking, despite Trump claiming the…
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On the Mike Hosking Breakfast Full Show Podcast for Wednesday 15th of October, there’s a new yearly report on the hospitality sector, who have earned record high revenue. So are times better than what’s being reported? Former Silver Ferns selector Gail Parata explains why she resigned from her role and her disappointment with Netball NZ for the way…
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Today on Politics Wednesday, Mark Mitchell and Ginny Andersen joined Mike Hosking to delve into the biggest political stories of the week so far. Slipping parliamentary standards are back at the forefront, with Speaker Gerry Brownlee planning to crack down on behaviour after yet another incident. And Te Pati Māori is seemingly melting down from the…
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There's hopes a new online school will help students struggling in a traditional classroom. Aotearoa Infinite Academy will open in January as the country's first fully online charter school. Founding Principal Saira Boyle says the timing is right for such learning. She told Mike Hosking they have access to high quality teachers across the country, …
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Revenue in the hospitality sector's reached a new record high, but many operators are seeing profit margins reach a new record low. Restaurant Association data shows sales have risen 1.4% in the past year. Tourism regions like Nelson and Queenstown-Lakes are seeing strong growth but central Auckland and Wellington are still doing it tough. Associat…
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Promising signs of improvement across the primary education sector. The Education Review Office has found teachers are seeing more engaged students, and three-quarters of parents report progress since the start of the year. It follows new data showing more new entrants exceeding phonics expectations. President of Auckland Primary Principals' Associ…
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Former Silver Ferns selector Gail Parata has rebuked a lack of due process by Netball New Zealand in standing down coach Dame Noeline Taurua and assistant Debbie Fuller. The pair have been sidelined after allegations of an unsafe high performance environment, which remain unresolved. The issues are understood to date back to a Silver Ferns camp in …
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A former Speaker of the House is confident attempts to tighten parliamentary standards will be successful. Current speaker Gerry Brownlee's cracking down on behaviour following what he sees as multiple disruptive incidents. The latest saw Te Pati Māori MP Oriini Kaipara's maiden speech go well over time. David Carter told Mike Hosking Brownlee will…
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The Reserve Bank's continuing to change its approach to preventing risky lending. It's further easing loan-to-value-ratio restrictions, allowing banks to lend more money to low-deposit borrowers. It follows the roll-out of debt-to-income restrictions last year, restricting how much banks can lend to people who already have a lot of debt relative to…
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In this Q&A episode, Rachelle sits down with return guest, accountant Leah Hall from Lift Accounting to unpack your burning tax and property questions: 👉🏾 using redraw from your investment loan to buy ETFs 👉🏿 how to document and reset the 6-year CGT rule 👉🏻 claiming travel, tools & repairs for interstate properties 👉 repairs vs improvements - what’…
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There is some angst in some media circles at the moment over funding for Māori TV news. A couple of programmes are facing some sort of cut, or cancellation, or realignment because of changes in the way money is handed out from the Māori funding agency. This is not new. Media in this country post-Covid has gone through a fairly major overhaul with m…
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A complicated road could lie ahead for Gaza despite world leaders declaring peace in the Middle East. Donald Trump's signed a ceasefire agreement at a summit in Egypt along with the heads of Egypt, Turkey, and Qatar. It follows a prisoner and hostage swap between Israel and Hamas. The EU has effectively been sidelined, France Correspondent Catherin…
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The UK can’t seem to get enough of New Zealand wine. Latest data shows Sauvignon Blanc shipments hit a 10 year high – with 13.2 million bottles sent over summer. Exports are up 21% year on year, New Zealand now commanding around half of the $2.5 billion UK Sauvignon Blanc market, valued at NZ$1.37 billion. Invivo Co-founder Tim Lightbourne told Mik…
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The country's youngest national snooker champion expects to turn professional in a couple of years. 16-year-old Riley James took out the title at the 2025 NZ National Snooker Championships over the weekend. He told Mike Hosking that going into the tournament, he thought his changes were high. “I always knew if I was in the right headspace, I play s…
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On the Mike Hosking Breakfast Full Show Podcast for Tuesday 14th of October, we are seeing real progress, huge progress, in our kids’ learning with the release of the results of structured literacy. We've got winners across the board – Sauv Blanc in the UK is hitting record marks and 16-year-old Riley James made history as the youngest ever winner …
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Matt Payne has become King of the Mountain in a wet weather shemozzle at the Bathurst 1000. He has joined the high-octane New Zealand pantheon of Jim and Steven Richards, Greg Murphy, Shane van Gisbergen and Scott McLaughlin. The 23-year-old and his co-driver Garth Tander climbed from 18th to take the title in minimal visibility, sneaking into the …
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The tourism industry is feeling bullish with business heading back towards being on track post-Covid. Visitor arrivals reached 92% of pre-pandemic numbers for August – up on July's 87%. Tourism Holdings Chief Executive Grant Webster told Mike Hosking it's the time of year and the success of tourism campaigns working their magic. He says growing air…
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An expert believes there's still a number of Kiwis returning to New Zealand, despite a falling net migration rate. It's fallen to 10,600 for the year to August 2025. Overall, Stats NZ figures show migrant arrivals dropped 16% to more than 138 thousand, while departures increased 13% to just under 128 thousand. Massey University sociologist Paul Spo…
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The components of a Gaza ceasefire agreement seem to be falling into place. The heads of the US, Egypt, Turkey, and Qatar have signed off the deal at a summit of world leaders in Egypt. Hamas has released 20 living Israeli hostages and four of the 28 deceased in exchange for Israel freeing about two thousand Palestinians. CBS Radio's Steve Linde to…
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The Education Minister's confident successful primary school literacy results aren't just low hanging fruit. Results from the new phonics literacy programme show 58% of students are at or above expectations after 20 weeks. More than 40% of students exceeded expectations in Term 3 – more than double the first term. Erica Stanford says they're tracki…
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Episode 590 Welcome to Loan Officer Freedom, the #1 podcast in the country for loan officers, hosted by Carl White. In this heartfelt and introspective episode, Carl reflects on the recent passing of a childhood friend and the unexpected lessons that surfaced in the days that followed. What starts as a story about loss becomes a powerful reflection…
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In this special edition, we are sharing a No BS Dental Growth podcast episode where Ryan joins Chris Pistorius from KickStart Dental Marketing to break down why many dentists retire later than average, the real math behind knowing how much you need to retire, and the biggest money myths holding dentists back. Book a free consultation with a CFP® ad…
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