Cole Shephard joins us from Columbia to speak to international investments and DonnaMarie Baldwin discusses the ever changing opportunities in real estate investmenting
The shortage in the workforce; does it mean that people working remotely have an advantage? And does all of the bad news about San Francisco portend trouble ahead for business? Tax credits for employers.
Douglas C. Borthwick, Chief Business Officer INX.co discusses the confidence in currency, crypto or cash and Finance specialist Mitch Kramer compares the cycles of inflation and the tax and investment opportunities they represent.
Financial specialist Simon Brady asks a simple question; are your finances ready should you get divorced or your spouse were to die? Divorce and taxes; And what about your parents in their final days; will they, or YOU, outlive your money?
How are the small farms in the Central Valleydealing with water, the economy, and inflation? Plus, Russian born Victor Gichun reveals what it means to have a side hustle in the US.
Deidre Woollard, a real estate writer at Motley Fool, talks the about building modular homes in San Francisco, while legendary meteorologist Spenser Christian from Good Morning America and ABC7 talks about the short and long term effects of climate change on business and quality of life.
Mark Hanf, CEO of Pacific Private Money details the latest on transitional loans and Realtor Michelle Baylog answers the question; when did it get so expensive to live in the Bay Area and is there a bubble?
On today’s episode, Steve is joined by Grant Norwood, a leading voice in the oil and gas industry, to talk about energy inflation, while Colleen Gregerson of San Francisco’s legendary club, The Battery, shows the upside of charity.
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