19 Burst results for "Paul Harvey"
Clark Howard Show
"paul harvey" Discussed on Clark Howard Show
"Living in an unsafe neighborhood where she has to wear protective gear in the day and can not go out after dark. And for that privilege, she's paying $2100 per month for a 500 ft² apartment. Given your noteworthy financial wisdom and resources, I'm sure you counseled her on the benefits of moving out of the area and sharing the cost of an apartment perhaps a coworker or gifting her $17,000 a year, the IRS max, or even providing an interest free loan to cover the cost of decent housing for three years or until her income catches up with the costs, as a father of a grown daughter, there is no way I would stand on the sideline if her housing conditions were unsafe. I can not imagine you would either. So to quote Paul Harvey, please tell your listeners the rest of the story, respectfully, and Ohio professor. Also, my cousin, who lives in Los Angeles, was screaming at me recently when we were talking about the neighborhood that my daughter, Stephanie, lives in, and he said, can't you just make her live somewhere else? I said, come on. Steffi is a very headstrong woman. She loves her apartment. And she loves living where she is because of the convenience to work. My wife and I have had multiple conversations about this. I very much tried to get Steffi to live in a different location. I kept sending her listings of rentals in different neighborhoods that were safer. And I can not compel a young adult to do something against her wishes. And she's very happy there. She loves her apartment. So this is, this has been a really hard thing for my wife and I. And of course, with a young child out on her own, we do provide her some financial assistance and it's not that she so badly wants to be financially independent as well as being the Independent Spirit she is. So you hit on a topic that you said many people were upset with me. You should have heard my cousin yelling at me. I don't like where she lives. Even though the apartment itself all 500 ft² are very nice. The building is built like did I mention before it's felt like Fort Knox where there's 6 different things you've got to tap into? No, you didn't mention that. To get into your own apartment, I mean, think about you're having to build a fortress because the lack of safety and my wife was visiting Steffi a couple of weeks ago. And twice had to step over people who were passed out from she assumed from drugs. It blocked the sidewalk and had to step over them. I mean, it is rough.
Podcast Insider
"paul harvey" Discussed on Podcast Insider
"It's on youtube while they're podcast may be on youtube but while it's on but a youtube video is not a podcast. No but you could like when we record the show live. It's live on youtube. it's live on facebook. And i don't know where else tied puts it up live and then afterwards there is a youtube video of this podcast right but it lives on an rss feed the podcast itself. Yeah think think. Podcasting is the distribution method. Exactly okay so back right. I maybe dating myself but Paul harvey i loved paul harvey. He used to do a show called the rest of the story where he would you know tear apart something. Yeah saint kind. Like what micro does nowadays. With the way i heard it. Okay but paul. Harvey would broadcast that from a tv studio and certain tv stations would pick it up as a little five minute thing. Radio stations would pick it up as the audio so that was that a tv show or was that a radio show. It was both. Yeah so you got a youtube video of a podcast. While the podcast part is what's distributed on rss. The youtube part is a youtube and facebook. Part is a facebook and it static which again speaks to the mealy ability and reach will that malleability but well yeah malleability and the reach ability of podcasting. Podcasting can go anywhere and be accessible to anyone and everybody knows this already. I don't know i'm seeing. But i'm saying it again anyway. I i mean even if you're on news even if your podcast is on youtube people sometimes find it hard to watch a video now if it's a static image with just your audio on youtube. That doesn't it doesn't go anywhere. But you still have that ease of use. Pop your head your ear buds in and you're listening to your playlist on youtube and you could go for a walk and not have to watch it who's famously. We always say we don't care how you listen as long as you live as long as you listen so there's no downside to being on youtube even though it's not technically an rss feed podcast. Who cares you can't be in too many places. No no be everywhere. You can reasonably be now and i say reasonably be because i i get customers. That freak out that pandora didn't pick up their show. While pandora's so institute assimilation low on the totem pole of podcast listening apps. We don't see download from not that they're bad to be there but don't don't freak out because you see your not there because they don't like to take shows that are brand new because they don't want dead shows on pandora and you know unless you you've done five six seven eight episodes they don't know you're gonna stick around so they're picky about who they put on. Pandora has nothing to do with whether you're hosting it blueberry lipson wherever it doesn't matter it's the fact that you're shows new. Well i think that's a news and opinion. They're sort like paul harvey now up to the best practice and we're gonna talk about the same thing. I'm gonna let you talk about it. Okay well best practice for any business especially podcasters is to have your website where your content with over never go off line like i said beat the dead horse up in the news section but and we do this all the time but again you know if you're relying on somebody else's real estate to build your building on and you know i don't know it's round here Airport analysis a weird analogy but our airport has a commercial section along the main road that they they lease land to businesses. Okay so right now. there's a costco. you know that. They built on our many acres of land up by the edge of the airport..
The Steve Deace Show
"paul harvey" Discussed on The Steve Deace Show
"And nothing to gain except one thing. Hello americans. i'm paul harvey. You remember the cherry tree fiction a longtime after. You have forgotten the earth earthshaking history-making episodes in the life george washington. You have misplaced in your memory. The details ben. Franklin's statesmanship but you remember his flying a kite joyce kilmer was a great military hero but the only thing you personally recall about him is his poetic tribute to trees. Maybe of this current decade that which will be remembered best will not be wars and its moon rockets or it's crumbling frontiers or the giants who lived and died maybe all survive linger in the day by day vocabulary of generations yet unborn may be the the songs of memphis minstrel the reincarnation of electric automobiles for any eve of the fourth of july. I paul harvey do here with bequeath unto you something to remember you may not be able to quote one line from the declaration of independence at this moment henceforth you'll always be able to quote at least one line in the last paragraph where you will recall when i remind you it. Says we mutually pledge to each other our lives our fortunes and our sacred honor.
H3 Podcast
"paul harvey" Discussed on H3 Podcast
"Like a reputable. Yeah ooh rank having and this guy's got the balls to come try to sue me when his ex when his you know variety wrote this is just from two thousand nineteen accused by ex partner of running a ponzi scheme. This guy right and cavenaugh. That looks like harvey weinstein here. Let me paul harvey weinstein butter. You come august about here harvey weinstein. Let's get aside by some older. Stole resemblance to say non sleazy sleazy producer beard in a low chunky. God bless i'm chunky to know. Hey come on you know anyway. According to his partner ex partner he's runs a ponzi scheme. That sounds super legal shady. That's not the kind of guy. I would want running being involved in my business trailer. I wouldn't want that guy involved in my business know. Also there's other scandals to if you just google ryan kavanagh scandal look at this one about sexual harassment deadline relativity fabricated memo about well. He was the ceo relativity. You know it says updated relativity cavenaugh response but the it says claiming sexual harassment against former co president. Oh it's about out. But it has here limited different oracle. What i'm just reading what's on the internet. We are re. This is off the rails we are. We are severely off the rails. This was just reading. What's on the internet. This is the los angeles times look. la times. i'm not making these claims. This is the guy that's suing me trying to trying to infringe on my first amendment right to say. His fight sucks and that in my opinion he greatly exaggerated the pay per view. Numbers for example showtime very reputable fight source. I just gotta get this off my chest. You gotta go with me here. I have something good to say about this. Showtime floyd mayweather the ultimate prize fighter. First logan paul. They said they sold a million pay per view and and trailers claiming they sold more than mayweather. Hearst logan paul so in my humble opinion you know. They're lying about their numbers. That's just my opinion but anyway. Here's another headline former relativity executive accuses founder of fraud and alleges porn activity in office low. That's the los angeles times ryan kavanagh the founder and ceo relativity media..
KLIF 570 AM
"paul harvey" Discussed on KLIF 570 AM
"He's gonna wreck in Carrollton, eh, Rick? Hey, uh, how you doing? Don't know. Thanks for asking. Well, here's a question. I've got a wife with a 2000 and eight to conduct cord. Nice car does find miles on it. But, you know, it just doesn't have the technology she'd like to have, and she'd like to sit a little higher up in traffic doesn't wanna pick up. I've got that with a three quarter time. And she didn't like that ride. So what I'm thinking about is some kind of Ah, issue V or something like that. That gets you a little bit further apart. Program that has a nice ride. Necessarily Quiet. What would you suggest? How long you been married? 43 years. That's a long time. No, it's not. It's It's a drop in the bucket. If you talking to Paul Harvey, that's all point. You can't talk to Paul Harvey anymore. I know he finally got that far down the road to Yeah, I know. I know. 43 years. Wow. Well, and you haven't broke her into three quarter ton truck. Shit. Imagine that. She she has it, but I got to get her a mouth guard to some of the roads here locally. Uh, I've driven onto your fact. Don had a one ton Dooley, right? And over on older on by the way that he needs to pull his horses. So in early nineties model, and one day we went to lunch over in Fort Worth in about going three miles on Camp Bowie and that red brick boat road. On an early nineties. One ton Chevy. That was a duly about the third time my head hit the ceiling. I was done. Yeah, that's woodsy belts before knows, three quarter and one times I'm well aware, of course. Nowadays they're much more sophisticated, Rick. I've been in that one time Ram truck. He was easy to drive a duly no less and just It was just wonderful going down the road, but we're back to Mom again. And you've been married to 43 years. So tell me what she told you. She wants to drive. Well, her big thing is technology. In other words, her iPhone is everything she was, is the book's podcast. You name it, It's out there. Hardly ever listens to me and current or newsworthy doesn't like to talk about news anymore. But the other thing is she liked it. I think she does like the idea that trucks you can see down the road. With what? I'm seeing traffic. I'm monitoring it. He's not going to sit up. Besides, you're gonna sit in the three. She knows that she knows because she didn't want to go that high and be in a truck and she can't park thing and half the places she wants to go retail and you know something. I think that's great point. I had the new Ford F series this week, right? And it is every bit is exceptional. It's the last generation has lots of little toys and all that to it, And certainly it's sitting there at the house because it was a hybrid system. So I was getting like 20/30 miles of gallon on the highway. So I've got nearly a full tank of gas in it. Do you think I drove it here to work today? Well, if you enjoyed it, you would. Yeah. Now because we have a parking garage here at the radio station and getting those even even though this is a half ton, any magnificent truck Just getting into a parking space and making 45 turns when you could just pull the car in there immediately. I understand why people buy trucks to work in him. Trucks are magnificent. Today, whether be the ran the Chevy the Ford Whatever. But it is a whole lot easier just to jump into the car and park it. Yeah. You know your your testosterone factor. It goes up with these trucks. You're not gonna park it Love field or DFW in the garage easily. It can be done just it just takes more turns in any case. So you've had a lot of luck with the Honda. Did Mom say she wouldn't look at like a CR V Well, that's it, and we haven't It's been so long. I mind being a 12 and her spin and oa. We were just willing dabble in cars when they're around us, and we have to watch out for him on the road, so I don't know if you're in Carrollton, the first place I would take her to start. As I drive over to Huff fines Hyundai in Plano and have her drive a Santa Fe. Okay? Because that's kind of a compact SUV, but it doesn't look like it is going a little sit a little bit higher than most of them has a lot of technology in it. But it's really a wonderful road car, too. Is it Quiet? Yeah. Okay, Especially that's the criteria. I don't After that. It's just whether you just want to do it or not, As you know, most of these vehicles are not as quiet as they used to be. Because the fact they're having to take out sound insulation improve the fuel efficiency. But I think this is a good place to start a balance because if the truth be known, she could go look at a raft four Toyota because this generation were out four is incredible. She can look at the CRV should go look at a Nissan rogue sport. There's a lot of great compact SUVs of the moment on the market, but I'm pretty sure if you go drive this one first. Then. It's probably something she'd say. I could live with this for 12 years again. Okay. All right. And then you can call me back on your 55th wedding anniversary and say went by in a blink of an eye. Yeah, well, I'll have to look up your retired number on them. I'm afraid they're going. They go wreck. Have a good weekend, buddy. Thank you. Goodbye, 8887875543. 8887875543 will be back in a moment and 5 70 K laugh. I'm Kelly Wolf in Burger, general manager of Audi McKinney. Howdy represents the finest in German engineered luxury vehicles out in McKinney knows how to make real luxury affordable. This month. You can lease a new 2021.
KTOK
"paul harvey" Discussed on KTOK
"At the same time in Oklahoma, as well as tractor doubt farm fields across the state. As all that reached their devastating Xena's in 1934 Marlin campaign statewide for governor on a platform of bringing the new deal to Oklahoma. That's right. He's already a congressman. Now he's running for governor. The new deal was liberal Democratic President Franklin Roosevelt's comprehensive federal program that aims Leverage. The government's resource is in a far more aggressive manner than ever before into pumping life back into the struggling American economy. Well. Oklahoma's little new deal played well. At first, it swept Marland in the office in a landslide in into office and the governor's house. But when the more conservative Legislature in general public realized how much money his grandiose notions for rescuing the state from economic calamity would cost And that little of it actually had tax revenues to pay for it again. Remember, we're in the depths of the Great Depression and Dust Bowl. Well, they turned away and he lost popularity. Marlins. Little new deal proved to be somewhat exactly that and the questionable judgment he frequently exhibited short circuited his electrifying political career. You lost one bid for the United States Senate. But he brazenly engineered right in the middle of his gubernatorial term. In 1936. He lost another run for the Senate in 1938 2 years later during the final year of his term, limited four year gubernatorial stent. Then he lost a subsequent 1940 run for his old congressional seat. But despite Marlins failure to imbue the state with Roosevelt's new deal He did have major political triumphs. These included establishing the Oklahoma Department of Public Safety, and it's now legendary Highway patrol a pension system for the elderly. Hydro electric dam on the Grand River, the Red River, Dennis and Damn and helping birth, the Interstate All compact Commission, which is just right down the street from the state capital and the Oakland A History center even today. Gwyn. I know you love the golden threads of Oklahoma history, which connect the past to the present. Before we get to tonight's Golden Nugget. Let's look at at the rest of the story is, Paul Harvey would say at one of the most memorable golden threads if not tw, Marlins most enduring legacy. Certainly is most visible is the 40 FT High Pioneer Woman statue and Park, a city in 1926. He launched a nationwide competition among America's greatest sculptors, toe honor, in the words chiseled in the monuments, Large stone base, the heroic character of the women who braved the dangers and endured the hardships. Incident to the daily life of the pioneer and homesteader in this country. Trying to symbolize the Pioneer Woman of America. Wrote English born sculptor Bryant Baker, who won the epic five year contest. He identified the statues book as the Bible. The Bible, Bryant said, was a vital factor in building up this country. And it often was the one indispensable book recording the facts of the family, life of births, marriages and deaths and often the only reading material available for mothers to teach their Children to read and write in those days. Will Rogers dedicated it and President Herbert Hoover and Oklahoma Secretary of War for the United States. Patrick Hurley beamed in on radio the Pioneer woman statue. Well, Gwen if the famed Pioneer woman statue proved Marlins most memorable legacy beautiful Lady Roberts. Marlon remains perhaps is most haunting. Marlin and his wife, his first wife, Mary, sorr, no Children of their own. They adopted their nephew, George and niece, Lydia's Children, Marlin, lavished love, gifts and comforts on both. After Mary died in 1926 Marlin quietly annulled his guardianship of lady. He married her in 1928. While age 54. She was 28. They barely moved into his great park, a city mansion, though, which we know still now as the palace on the Plains when the loss of marlin oil and financial ruin forced them into a nearby structure that was built. We're servants after his 1941 death that a VW Marlin lady lived for some years in a small cottage built for workmen, the only property to Marlin still retained. Then she simply disappeared for over two decades periodically sided it, such as a 1967 anti Vietnam War protest in New York City. She returned a punk, a city is UN announced that she had departed sometime in the 19 eighties. Oklahoma City business later, and philanthropist Richard Anderson, a conical executive were.
The Erick Erickson Show
"paul harvey" Discussed on The Erick Erickson Show
"They talk about wanting to take up a line on china. They talk about recognizing pres- yee's hostility towards democracy his authoritarian bit but actions. Speak louder than words stuck just to say it's true and right now the baiji ministration has taken a really good game about china and security and being firm and when you look at their actions their weasel out of all of the things. Donald trump put in place to fight china. It's not that they wanna think differently. And fight in different ways is that they're walking away from stuff that even democrats in congress wanted like crackdowns on confucius institutes around the country. I i'm deeply deeply worried given the bite and families ties into china that they're going to sell us down the river on this issue and thus far they're doing nothing to show otherwise and we all need to keep an eye on the situation but in particular on china tried to control our technology. It's it's going to be frightening if they're successful on this and hopefully hopefully If the vitamins duration won't fight members of congress and there seems to be bipartisan concern. This will speak up vocally. Hello there it's your your in here. I wanna talk to you a moment about a story. That is circulating in percolating There's a story of the washington. Post i don't i don't even wanna read from it but basically you know i keep rush limbaugh on your prayers. I wouldn't be doing what i do for a living but for rush and i don't just mean that he broke. He started really. What we know is modern. Talkradio came from rush. Limbaugh really did Listening to paul harvey. My dad was the one time of the day you had to be quite under house. If you really didn't want to get in trouble was my. Dad loved paul harvey ball or if he delivered a newscast for years. And you know. Actually i i gotta ask to do ed. endorsement the other day on radio for cbd. And i'm skeptical of it and one of the things that i thought was cool with. Paul harvey is that as a kid. I really believe he must have that. Ren'ai water heater He must use those those vitamins. Paul hervey must be customer. He talks about these things whether it was true or not. I kind of do that. Like i endorse my evening radio omaha steaks and i've been a longtime customers almost six with sheri's berries a lot of stuff i heard growing up. Rush limbaugh sean. Hannity and others pitch and now i'm on radio in man. I'm i'm actually a customer and i..
WJR 760
"paul harvey" Discussed on WJR 760
"Right risk. By the way, you always said him so organized behind you that I'm very organized. I could come to your house. That desk would be cleaned and about 15 minutes and I would know where everything is. No, I am not exaggerating. When I tell you people don't understand this. Cause they think. Well, if you want to clean it up, just clean it up. I tried to clean like a desk every day. And if you saw it, you would go really. Yeah. So people say, Daddy. Really, Uh, but I swear to God, I try every day and it's funny. You say that day because you could come in and clean it right away. And I actually One of my other houses in past I actually hired someone to come in. Help me. Get organized and clean my desk and when she went through this stuff, she went through it very quickly because she had absolutely no connection to engineer. Yeah, I have a personal connection to every pace of paper and every news story and every in and I have to go through it and I read it again and I go and I am proving this pile of junk over to that pile of junk and haven't really accomplished anything. So you need to send Marie condo and Mm hmm. She's very good at that sort of thing. I I'm I'm not thank this item for its serviced right and move on. I'd move on this one. They say this this thing give you great pleasure. If it doesn't give you great pleasure. Throw it away. Seriously. I don't know how it tax bill could give me great pleasure and I can't just throw it away. I think you're afraid that if you do get rid of something, you're gonna need it right. Remember when we have that's what it is right. Ever go out again to a studio, But when I used to go the studio certainly. And remember this and you guys might do they used to carry a bass and your ruler. It was so happy I finally one day got it on a roller, so I roll it. But I could go. Weeks without using anything in that bag at it with me because it was a crutch. It made me feel good. Didn't have that stuff because I might need it. And inevitably, there have been many times when I go. I'm not gonna take that I make it and somebody says something, and there's something in that bag and I need it and I don't have it. They don't happen to you a couple of times in this business when you're doing a daily live radio show. But you say, Well, I might need that on and let me conjure up the picture because from the booth right, because we're looking into the studio, right? So we just wrapping up the 5 30 news and you look up And here you'd see this this, you know, figure, whisking into that, you know, caring, and I mean, there was a big bundle of papers in his arms and he'd be rushing in and the papers would be on rushing in and sitting down. I'm getting all set up. And I remember when I first started thinking, what is this guy? To what rivers with it is roller bag. Sadly, is not the first batch roller bag before the romance. That was a long time ago. Those days before the roller bag. Yes. I don't know why I didn't use the roller bag long before that, and the other problem is now with this pile here. Yeah. I'll need something and knows this could have happened in the studio to and I can't find this paper that I'm you know, you send me this. I can't And so the moment she would try to reprint it. And start to walk in with in the studio go. Oh, here it is. All I had to do was say, couldn't find it and she had to act like she was going to report it about. Kim says Dana could clean your desk in 15 minutes. It would look the same tomorrow. Wow. Hmm. See every day I have Ah, influx of having situation. What happened to the paperless society we were supposed to have. You know you don't do that. Don't ask about that. You wouldn't do it. You do you are you guys living up now? News is greedy. You are you do most of your news right on the computer, right? You look great. Everything is but I still do print several things because, like I I don't print now, but I like to put your run down because I I just I'm always looking back at it and think you know what we appreciate that we appreciate that causes but other shows. I mean, Same thing with Frank Show you got it. You want to have it? So now I have to refer the computer and I really don't like that. But I do. That's all we have to do. I would be more than I should I print everything but the computer. I don't rely on it. I can't. I can't imagine doing being responsible for a five minute newscast with dust on when I used to fill in for Paul Harvey. I am certain I could have it on my computer. There's no way I wouldn't have a paper copy of practically anything can go wrong. It shuts Down. Yeah, it goes away or whatever. If that happens, you do a time check. And then Brian knows his players. I happen, but you know what? We call it a crash packing new crack pack. So they have there and has a crash back because you just have to have something aside for yourself. Hey, Something goes like putting, right? Yeah, well, let's crash back. Quick question here. If I found a species of fish that was said to have a mild flavor low in fat. And make a good table fare and is in abundance. Would you eat it? Maybe. Yes, right. Wisely hesitant. Well, that's what they're now saying about Asian carp. Hmm. There's lamenting the fact that it has carp in the name because we think carp is Bottom feeding money tasting Fitch Fish, which I think they are sometimes and they're going to try to convince us To start eating Asian carp and they're having a big big meeting. Austin food Go meeting meeting and they're gonna rename The Asian carp to get us to eat it. But think of this. I mean, what a business.
KSFO-AM
"paul harvey" Discussed on KSFO-AM
"To You are incredible national audience from our three dimensional well studios nestled at the base of the majestic Rocky I was just this'll show is about empowering you people and organizations that want to optimize their assets, minimize taxes and empower their authentic wealth. The folks if you are just joining us in two previous segments I've been talking about for a one K's and getting the money out, and the tax is over and done with sooner than later. What I call strategic role out rather than going from the frying pan into the fire with rollovers when you roll money over from a 401 K Into an IRA. You're continuing to delay procrastinate paying the tax and people think they're saving tax. No, you're not saving tax. You're just putting it off, and usually when you put off or procrastinate pain, and it gets worse, and a lot of people do not understand that. So I was talking about how how savvy CPS and tax attorneys will will advise you get the money out. Let's get the tax is over and done with strategically. When tax rates are lower because in the future, they're going to be higher. And so usually when I would sit down with an accountant with a client, we went analyze where taxes were likely going to be going based upon what Congress is doing and looking at their in common unless there was a a year where their income was going to be far, far less. We would do an analysis and when they especially were over the age of 59 a half there's no more 10% penalty and so we would start a strategic rollout. And so I remember one couple. They were schoolteachers. And you know their adviser had told them you know what Just continue to differ. They had a quarter of a million dollars back then. Saved up in their 403 B's for one K's and some tax sheltered annuities and they didn't need the money. And so their accountant says, Yeah, I just leave it there way think that you could earn maybe 77% now 7.2%. In the rule of 72 means that a quarter of a million for made 62 8 70 will double to a half A million. And so I said, Okay, let's let's assume that happened. So so you let it continue to grow tax deferred. Let's see what we accomplished here. And then we took out our MD's because back then the age that you had to start taking out money was 8 17.5. So we took out our MD's required minimum distributions throughout, uh, the husband's life expectancy. We figured he would likely pass away first. We used that scenario, and she lived until age 95 or whatever. And then she passes away and then any balance leaves behind to their Children. I think they had five or six Children and we stretch those out and they were shocked. That even as it passed down to their kids, they would end up paying over a quarter of a million in taxes. If taxes never went up, the rate tax rates number went up. They would pay a quarter of a million and taxes on something that was only worth a quarter of a million when we started out And they go. Oh, this is horrible. And I said, Well, I would recommend you get it out and the tax is over and done with sooner than later and they go all we know out of a tags. I'm going, you're going to pay it sooner or later. Let's let's pull out. I would recommend $60,000 a year. So 60,000 year, I think triggered tax of around 12,500. So they were like 12,500 tax. I said, Yeah, but over five years here that's going to be 60,000 and tax. And if you keep earning, let's say 7% or so you're gonna end up getting $300,000 just gonna be growing while you're doing this rollout. You're going to end up with $300,000 that you got out of those 403 B's and then for one, K's strategically and you got away with only paying 60,000 and tax. And they went. Wow, I said, so Don't let emotions get involved about well, I don't want to pay taxes I don't have to, because you will pay it sooner or later, And it's like the old friend and auto like commercial where the on TV they would show in all automobile mechanic holding up, annoy all filled her and he would say. Well, you can pay me now, and I'll replace your oil filter or or you could wait to pay me later and I'll replace your engine. Well, hello And that's what a lot of people are told to do when they continue to defer. You need to pay the tax Now. I was with their accountant telling this couple, you know, you ought to, um Take care of the tax. Now you only pay about 60,000 and taxes that have a quarter of a million later replacing your retirement engine. And then we took the net after tax and we were able to generate a far more income. It was more than double and you know, I felt like Sam I am and green eggs and ham at the beginning. You know I'm going. I'm showing the these illustrations. And they don't want to pay the tax and they're like, no, No, I don't like green eggs and him like Oh, you would like these, You will see, you know, and it was after five years and they got away well, Let me tell you the rest of the story, As Paul Harvey would say, uh, they were going to pay no more than 60,000 and tax, but I use some tax strategies with their accountant. A proactive when where they were able to resurrect some deductions on their house and rental properties that they had been killing by paying them off by refinancing and so far and so they increased their cash flow in all kinds of things, but we resurrected deductions and we were able to reduce down the tax from from potentially being $60,000.20,000. They did it again and that they eliminated the taxi went down to zero. So we got the money out. 300,000 rolled out with no tax consequence. Uh, in in five years, And so they ended up with more money. We reposition that into a couple of laser funds, And now when they pass away, those will blossom and leave behind farm or totally income tax free. Reimbursing them for any of the tax they would have paid. But they didn't pay any way. Did this with another gentleman. We saved another gentleman, a $750,000 of tax. Another couple. They were both positions. We they were going to pay about 2.6 million in tax by stringing it out over their life expectancies with rmds. They had just under five million saved and and I said, Do you want to pay that much in tax? And they said no, and their accountant said, Well, they could afford it and I go. Well, why don't you ask them what they would like to do? Well in that situation. We couldn't save them 2.6 in tax, but we saved them 1.2 million in tax. And so we were able to redirect that 1.2 million of otherwise. Babel tax. Into a trust and that funds college education, religious missions, military service all kinds of things for their grandchildren. Great grandchildren into perpetuity based upon that, generating about 100,000 year of cash flow out of the laser funds in the trust for forever, Okay, because they keep taking that and every time the older oldest Trust. He dies. And then it goes into a laser fund on the next one. And and so it keeps blossoming. This is this is called a family bank. I called it a family bank. So anyway, The point is, we were able to establish a family bank with 1.2 million That was otherwise gonna go down the drain in unnecessary income taxes. If they follow the herd and had an inept accountant continue to tell them tow. Oh, just keep stringing it out and take rmds. VOCs Way, took one couple in California with their advisor from a the highest tax bracket because California has the highest state income tax write, and we took him from the highest tax bracket bracket down to a 0% tax bracket in five years. Now, we can't do that with everybody, obviously, but But the point is, they're so you need to learn how to redirect otherwise, people taxes that causes you support and if you're sitting here, listen to me, and you don't have a farm. When K. Way to go. You don't have to an untracked yourself. You can start out doing it the right way. And I would recommend you put money. Not into a Roth. I don't think you should put money into municipal bonds. I would recommend you investigate a laser found it is the only vehicle Like I call it the laser fun because laser is an acronym that stands for liquid assets safely earning returns. What is the laser fund? It is a max funded tax advantaged insurance contract. My favorite by far are indexed universal life insurance contracts because those have allowed me to earn an average since 1980 for the last.
860AM The Answer
"paul harvey" Discussed on 860AM The Answer
"At the base of the majestic Rocky Mountains. This show is about empowering you people and organizations that want to optimize their assets. Minimize taxes and empower their authentic wealth. Well, folks, if you are just joining us in two previous segments I've been talking about For a one K's and getting the money out, and the tax is over and done with sooner than later. What I call strategic role out rather than going from the frying pan into the fire with rollovers. When you roll money over from a 401 K into an IRA, you're continuing to delay procrastinate. Hey in the tax, and people think they're saving tax. No, you're not saving tax. You're just putting it off, and usually when you put off or procrastinate pain, and it gets worse, and a lot of people do not understand that. So I was talking about how how savvy CPS and tax attorneys will will advise you get the money out. Let's get the tax is over and done with strategically. When tax rates are lower, because in the future, they're gonna be higher. And so usually when I would sit down with an accountant with a client, we would analyze where taxes were likely going to be going based upon what Congress is doing and looking at their in common unless there was a a year where their income was going to be far, far less. We would do an analysis and when they especially were over the age of 59 a half there's no more 10% penalty. And so we would start a strategic rollout. And so I remember of one couple. They were schoolteachers. And you know their adviser had told them you know what Just continue to differ. They have a quarter of a million dollars back, then saved up in their 403 B's for one K's and some tax sheltered annuities and they didn't need the money. And so their accountant says, Yeah, I just leave it there way think that you could earn maybe 77% now 7.2% in the rule of 72 means. At a quarter of a million from 8 62 8 70 will double to a half a million. And so I said, Okay, let's let's assume that happened. So so you let it continue to grow tax deferred. Let's see what we accomplished here. And then we took out our MD's because back then, the age that you had to start taking out money was 8 17.5. So we took out our MD's required minimum distributions throughout the husband's life expectancy. We figured he would likely pass away first. We used that scenario, and she lived until age 95 or whatever. And then she passes away and then any balance leaves behind to their Children. I think they had five or six Children and we stretch those out and they were shocked. That even as it passed down to their kids, they would end up paying over a quarter of a million in taxes. If taxes never went up the rate tax rates number went up. They would pay a quarter of a million and taxes on something that was only worth a quarter of a million. When we started out and they go, this is horrible. And I said, Well, I would recommend you get it out and the tax is over and done with sooner than later and they go all we know out of a tags. I'm going. You're going to pay it sooner or later. Let's let's pull out. I would recommend $60,000 a year. So 60,000 year, I think triggered tax of around 12,500. So they were like 12,500 tax. I said, Yeah, but over five years here that's going to be 60,000 and tax. And if you keep earning, let's say 7% or so you're gonna end up getting $300,000 just gonna be growing while you're doing this rollout. You're going to end up with $300,000 that you got out of those Boral freebies And then for one case strategically and you got away with only paying 60,000 and tax And they went. Wow, I said, so. Don't let emotions get involved about. Well, I don't want to pay taxes I don't have to, because you will pay it sooner or later. And it's like the old friend and auto like commercial where the on TV they would show in all automobile mechanic holding up, annoy all filled her and he would say, Well, you can pay me now and I'll replace your oil filter or or you could wait to pay me later and I'll replace your engine. Well, hello And that's what a lot of people are told to do when they continue to defer. You need to pay the tax Now. I was with their accountant telling this couple, you know, you ought to, um Take care of the tax. Now you only pay about 60,000 and taxes and have a quarter of a million later replacing your retirement engine. And then we took the net after tax and we were able to generate a far more income. It was more than double And, you know, I felt like Sam I am and green eggs and ham at the beginning. You know, I'm going. I'm showing the them these illustrations, and they don't want to pay the tax and then I go. No, no, I don't like green eggs and him like Oh, you would like these, You will see, you know. And it was after five years and they got away well. Let me tell you the rest of the story. As Paul Harvey would say, Ah, they were going to pay no more than 60,000 and tax, but I use some tax strategies with their accountant. A proactive one, where they were able to resurrect some deductions on their house and rental properties that they had been killing by paying them off by refinancing a so far and so they increased their cash flow in all kinds of things, but we resurrected deductions and we were able to reduce down the tax from from potentially being $60,000.20,000. They did it again and that they eliminated the taxi went down to zero. So we got the money out. 300,000 rolled out with no tax consequence. Uh, in in five years, And so they ended up with more money. We reposition that into a couple of laser funds. And now when they pass away, those will blossom and leave behind farm or totally income tax free, reimbursing them for any of the tax they would have paid. But they didn't pay any way. Did this with another gentleman. We saved another gentleman, a $750,000 of tax. Another couple. They were both physicians. We They were gonna pay about 2.6 million in tax by stringing it out over their life expectancies with rmds. They had just under five million saved and and I said, Do you want to pay that much in tax and they said no, and their accountant said, Well, they could afford it and I go. Well, why don't you ask them what they would like to do? Well in that situation. We couldn't save them 2.6 in tax, but we saved them 1.2 million in tax. And so we were able to redirect that 1.2 million of otherwise Babel tax into a trust and that funds college education, religious missions, military service all kinds of things for their grandchildren. Great grandchildren into perpetuity Based upon that, generating about 100,000 year of cash flow out of the laser funds in the Trust for forever, Okay, because they keep taking that and every time the older oldest trustee dies, and then it goes into a laser fund on the next one. And and so it keeps blossoming. This is this is called a family bank. I called it a family bank. So anyway, The point is, we were able to establish a family bank with 1.2 million That was otherwise gonna go down the drain in unnecessary income taxes. If they follow the herd and had an inept accountant continue to tell them toe. Oh, just keep stringing it out and take rmds. VOCs Way, took one couple in California with their advisor from a the highest tax bracket because California has the highest state income tax write, and we took him from the highest tax bracket bracket down to a 0% tax bracket in five years. Now, we can't do that with everybody, obviously, but But the point is this. So you need to learn how to redirect otherwise, people taxes to causes you support. And if you're sitting here, listen to me, and you don't have a form when K. Way to go. You don't have to an untracked yourself. You can start out doing it the right way. And I would recommend you put money. Not into a Roth. I don't think you should put money into municipal bonds. I would recommend you investigate a laser found it is the only vehicle On like I call it the laser fun because laser is an acronym that stands for liquid assets safely earning returns. What is the laser fund? It is a max funded tax advantaged insurance contract. My favorite by far are indexed universal life insurance contracts because those have allowed me to earn an average since 1980 for the last.
KGO 810
"paul harvey" Discussed on KGO 810
"Speaking to You are incredible national audience from our three dimensional well studios nestled at the base of the majestic Rocky Mountain. This show is about empowering you people and organizations that want to optimize their assets, minimize taxes and empower their authentic wealth. Well, folks, if you are just joining us in two previous segments I've been talking about For a one K's and getting the money out, and the tax is over and done with sooner than later. What I call strategic role out rather than going from the frying pan into the fire with rollovers. When you roll money over from a 401 K into an IRA, you're continuing to delay procrastinate. Hey, in the tax, and people think they're saving tax. No, you're not saving tax. You're just putting it off, And usually when you put off or procrastinate pain, and it gets worse, and a lot of people do not understand that. So I was talking about how How savvy CPS and tax attorneys well, will advise you get the money out. Let's get the tax is over and done with strategically when tax rates are lower, because in the future, they're going to be higher and so usually when I would sit down with an accountant with a client We would analyze where taxes were likely going to be going based upon what Congress is doing and looking at their in common unless there was a a year where their income was gonna be far, far less. We would do an analysis and when they especially were over the age of 59 a half there's no more 10% penalty and so we would start a strategic rollout. And so I remember one couple. They were schoolteachers. And you know their adviser had told them you know what Just continue to differ. They had a quarter of a million dollars back then. Saved up in their 403 B's for one K's and some tax sheltered annuities and they didn't need the money. And so their accountant says, Yeah, I just leave it there way think that you could earn maybe 77% now 7.2%. In the rule of 72 means that a quarter of a million from 8 62 8 70 will double to a half A million. And so I said, Okay, let's let's assume that happened. So so you let it continue to grow tax deferred. Let's see what we accomplished here. And then we took out our MD's because back then the age that you had to start taking out money was 8 17.5. So we took out our MD's required minimum distributions throughout Uh, the husband's life expectancy. We figured he would likely pass away first. We used that scenario and she lived on till age 95 or whatever. And then she passes away. And then any balance leaves behind to their Children. I think they had five or six Children. And we stretch those out and they were shocked. That even as it passed down to their kids, they would end up paying over a quarter of a million in taxes. If taxes never went up the rate tax rates number went up. They would pay a quarter of a million and taxes on something That was only worth a quarter of a million when we started out, and they go Oh, this is horrible. And I said, Well, I would recommend you get it out and the tax is over and done with sooner than later and they go all We know how to make tags. I'm going. You're going to pay it sooner or later. Let's let's pull out. I would recommend $60,000 a year. So 60,000 year, I think triggered tax of around 12,500. So they're like 12,500 tax. I said, Yeah, but over five years here that's going to be 60,000 and tax. And if you keep earning, let's say 7% or so you're gonna end up getting $300,000 just gonna be growing while you're doing this rollout. You're going to end up with $300,000 that you got out of those 403 B's and then for one case strategically and you got away with only paying 60,000 and tax And they went. Wow, I said, so. Don't let emotions get involved about. Well, I don't want to pay taxes I don't have to, because you will pay it sooner or later. And it's like the old friend and auto like commercial where the on TV they would show in all automobile mechanic holding up, annoy all filled her and he would say, Well, you can pay me now and I'll replace your oil filter or or you could wait and pay me later and I'll replace your engine. Well, hello And that's what a lot of people are told to do when they continue to defer. You need to pay the tax Now. I was with their accountant telling this couple, you know, you ought to, um Take care of the tax. Now you only pay about 60,000 and taxes that have a quarter of a million later replacing your retirement engine. And then we took the net after tax and we were able to generate a far more income. It was more than double And, you know, I felt like Sam I am and green eggs and ham at the beginning. You know, I'm going. I'm showing the then these illustrations and they don't want to pay the tax and they're like, Oh, no, no, I don't like green eggs and him like Oh, you would like these, You will see, you know, and it was after five years and they got away well, Let me tell you the rest of the story, as Paul Harvey would say they were going to pay no more than 60,000 and tax, but I use some tax strategies with their accountant. A proactive when where they were able to resurrect some deductions on their house and rental properties that they had been killing by paying them off by refinancing and so far and so they increased their cash flow in all kinds of things, but we resurrected deductions and we were able to reduce down the tax from from potentially being $60,000.20,000. They did it again and that they eliminated the taxi went down to zero. So we got the money out. 300,000 rolled out with no tax consequence. Uh, in in five years, And so they ended up with more money. We reposition that into a couple of laser funds. And now when they pass away, those will blossom and leave behind farm or totally income tax free, reimbursing them for any of the tax they would have paid. But they didn't pay any way. Did this with another gentleman. We saved another gentleman, a $750,000 of tax. Another couple. They were both physicians. We they were gonna pay about 2.6 million in tax by stringing it out over their life expectancies with rmds. They had just under five million saved and and I said, Do you want to pay that much in tax? And they said no, and their accountant said, Well, they could afford it and I go. Well, why don't you ask them what they would like to do? Well in that situation. We couldn't save them 2.6 in tax, but we saved them 1.2 million in tax. And so we were able to redirect that 1.2 million of otherwise. Babel tax. Into a trust and that funds college education, religious missions, military service all kinds of things for their grandchildren. Great grandchildren into perpetuity based upon that, generating about 100,000 year of cash flow out of the laser funds in the trust for forever, Okay, because they keep taking that and every time the older oldest Trust. He dies. And then it goes into a laser fund on the next one. And and so it keeps blossoming. This is this is called a family bank. I called it a family bank. So anyway, The point is, we were able to establish a family bank with 1.2 million That was otherwise gonna go down the drain in unnecessary income taxes. If they follow the herd and had an inept accountant continue to tell them toe. Oh, just keep stringing it out and take rmds. VOCs Way, took one couple in California with their advisor from a the highest tax bracket because California has the highest state income tax write, and we took him from the highest tax bracket bracket down to a 0% tax bracket in five years. Now, we can't do that with everybody, obviously, but But the point is this. So you need to learn how to redirect otherwise, people taxes to causes you support. And if you're sitting here, listen to me, and you don't have a forum. When K. Way to go. You don't have to an untracked yourself. You can start out doing it the right way. And I would recommend you put money. Not into a Roth. I don't think you should put money into municipal bonds. I would recommend you investigate a laser found it is the only vehicle Like I call it the laser fun because laser is an acronym that stands for liquid assets safely earning returns. What is the laser fund? It is a max funded tax advantaged insurance contract. My favorite by far are indexed universal life insurance contracts because those have allowed me to earn an average since 1980 for the last.
KTAR 92.3FM
"paul harvey" Discussed on KTAR 92.3FM
"Host mad, Alan. Good Morning, everybody and welcome to bumper to bumper radio. Thank you for joining us on this sunny Saturday morning. We got At the clouds burn through that the sun is shining. Lots of rain this week to get everything washed off. That was Excuse me. That's all the reason I got a car wash in the last month because the rain finally so again. Thanks for joining us. I'm your host, Matt Allen. You're Katie our car guy along with me, Tim Nelson. Every single Saturday. Good morning, Tim. Good morning. A little chilly this morning, but nice, Beautiful day. Like you said Yes. It's gonna be good. And Carrie Quinn sitting over here, Bryce back their thumbs up behind the glass. Thanks. Price. So again. We're here every single Saturday. Morning to help you with your car navigate car ownership since not help. You know which bolt to turn Or which question to ask, But give you some confidence when you're out at your repair shop. Maybe, um, you know, to ask some questions. Don't just drop the brick wall and just don't open up the wallet. Coming engaged in this process of auto repair, and then you'll know but the same thing this marriage the repair shop. Maybe you're watching late night TV. Like I'm looking here in the studio and see an advertisement on TV for car warranty that would never buy in a million years. You know, we can help you navigate some of these purchase decisions and anything that you have questions on to six out to 27758278602277 K T. A. R. Him. I don't know about you in the shop, but I have had. We haven't had a lot of inspections. But I felt I had a lot of inquiries lately About what kind of car should I buy? What kind of used car for my kid and I'm hearing people have some difficult time finding some cars. Are you seeing news car's in the shop and We need to tell people after they're shopping for used cars. Well, yeah, but we've had a couple years car's in the shop and with a few phone calls to people wondering what kind of car to buy, you know, and That kind of stuff. Wouldn't we have a couple? We had one? That was real good. Real good. Just do anything you say I had one. I was real good. You mean like people? What we wanted people do is come in for a pre purchase inspection. Yeah, we had one of each had one that had already bought one. And then did a post persons inspection and that worked out cross our fingers. I said room when he came in there turned out good. He just needed a few things, right. Great 98,000 miles, you know, nice. Nice In such times we cringe They're like I cringed on the customers behalf sometimes because they say, Hey, I just bought this car and can you check it out? And I'm like, Oh, God, please, Because Really? What I want to hear is I'm thinking about buying this car. Can we check it out? Right? Correct. That's exactly what I want to save somebody from a disaster. Yeah. Then we had one that there was a Pre purchase inspection. She saved some money gave the deposit all excited. So you know, nice car something that she liked. But when we got up in the air, I mean, the first thing there was oil on the bottom of it. Check engine light was on. You know, there was quite a few things that was wrong with it. So even so, what's interesting is even though there's a warning light on it did that Didn't ring a bell, so to speak. Her didn't cause her to go. Why is that light on that? What? They told her? It was nothing major. Something to do with the missions. Yeah, See, not the major. Something s so again. So she was Hughes's stoked by this car, right? So, so I don't know. 11,000 or car. Something like that. It was a little bit one That may be just under 10. Okay, so I'm surprised even at that price range. I mean, I would expect to see someone put something out there with the check in Jinan, you know, in the lower price range for $5000. But I have heard of people and actually have a friend. Who, you know, he's like. Oh, I'm gonna start flipping cars. Like what? You know, So there's a lot of people unfortunately, who are employed. Everybody's got their side hustle, you know, trying to make some money, but don't be a victim of that. And some people I think are you know they intentionally They know they're selling junk. I mean, there was a guy I just saw the deal from the attorney general. A car lot out in Mesa rolling back rolling back odometers. You know, those guys like that should go to jail. But there's also some people that I think that just I mean, they need to make a few bucks. Hey, I could buy this car and they just don't know what they don't know. Oh, yeah, but they didn't make you just buy it. Maybe putting air filter net, Okay. Are details that make it look good? Yeah, but that's kind of like, I think we've heard the term lipstick on a pig. Yeah. So you could you could make it look really, really Not at the top of this car. When you open the hood. It was beautiful, Shiny. They put all that. Oh, yeah. Even had a good nights. Little older. Yeah, it was not. It was like, But then when you got up in the air smell good. Then we got the Paul Harvey. Right the rest of the rest of the story. So Think why don't think there is demand in the used car market, and I think, like, Kerry said to I believe that there's only pent up demand. We've got a lot of people out of 16 year olds. You know, people turning 16 lot of new drivers. A lot of graduates lot of college grads, you know, in this last year or so. I'm willing to think that there's a lot of those people have put those car purchases on holder. Maybe the 16. You're not going to school don't need to drive don't need to do a lot of things. There's probably gonna be a demand for used cars. Yeah, that's and when that time happens, you need to be repaired. So I mean, are used parts inspections, something you're going to spend, depending on the shop. 100 depends on the shop and the car. 100 $150 would be pretty typical. And that's a lot like the inspection that we've talked about doing on the car that you already own that maybe need. Tonto. Establish the baseline honor. Understand where your maintenance is. You know you had the car for 90,000 miles in and not really done much to it or or whatever, so really, the whole purpose of the pre purchase or the use car inspection. To simply protect you Make sure that you're not buying somebody else's piece of junk because Tim what happens when we sometimes tell people your car needs X $1000 with the work where they say we're just going to sell it? I'm just going to see Oh, it's usually that tone to just sell it are just going to trade it in in some of these problems. You know it takes It takes a while. It's a two trip failure, right, So the car dealership may knowingly or unknowingly. They buy that from the auction. They go do a couple little repairs. Heck, they money didn't drive the car enough to know that there's a problem. But guess what? You just bought it. You know, Carrie, did you wonder you ever Well, I'm a couple years ago. You guys want said rarely. Does anybody fix the car and then sell it? Well, yeah, I was just I was just gonna.
77WABC Radio
"paul harvey" Discussed on 77WABC Radio
"Blue collar. Common man Guy killed the extra dough. Keystone XL pipeline. Those air thousands of jobs that are gonna be kaput gone. By the way, Adam, do you know who his first call is? Because he says he wants to. Um hey, wants to redevelop our contacts with all of our allies around the world. His first call is to Trudeau in Canada. What do you think? Trudeau is thinking about the canceling of that pipeline and remember The pipeline that already exists that comes in from Alberta, the sands of Alberta, where we get so much oil from that enriches the Treasury of Canada. What do you think he's gonna be saying on that phone call, Which O Biden You wanna tell by the farm not happy with that. Now he's probably going to make deals with red China now, so Imagine him pissing off a liberal head of state. Where to go, Joe? Well, well, you know you really right at him, because if he can't move the oil through a pipeline from our burden Which has so much oil in the sands north of you've ever been a Calgary or Edmund 10, no cities of booming cities because of the oil business north of them. There is always one person out there that wants to buy oil because they don't really have any of their own except maybe coconut oil. And that's red China. That's right. They have bamboo oil have coconut oil, but they really don't have massive amounts. Of oil to propel their factories and obviously to propel their cars in the ever growing car industry in which they would like of eventually this is Ercole. That there be a middle class of red Chinese who can ride around all around red China, except if you happen to be a weaker You haven't be a weaker us sent to a concentration camp. Shame on us for not really making that a big issue. I know that Pompeo outgoing Pompeo, uh, issue death and destruction against the red Chinese government for The incarceration of leaders and concentration camps. I know a lot about that, because my sister Maria in New Jersey, helps that effort with every ounce of her body, and we really got to pay attention to that. Let's go to Matt, who's calling from Long Island Your turn to be heard he had w A B C man. Curtis related companies is a developer. And when it comes to political donations, they're like Apex hoochie when it comes to wining, dining and pocket lining, and it sounds like what they're setting is a honey trap. Where Republicans move over to the Democrat party. They take, uh you know, they say, Hey, we were successful. We got our person in the mayor's office. And then they will begin to use that influence to develop at will spend their money and cut through a lthough red tape in New York City. Now you see, Matt, you figured it out better than I figured it out. And speaking of honey pot. That's why they have young ladies on the phone. Who entice you to listen to himself. So they're getting old codger, You know guy who's older than 55, who's a registered Republican, and it's a young lady in her twenties, calling him and he he stink, and she's looking for love in all the wrong places. And they'll probably do it even on the sly of their wife. Their wife will never know it. Honey would changing. Ah, registration to the Democratic Party. She made a very good pitch. Meantime, he probably made a pitch. Tow her to become a zey say, Yeah, no attempt Woman, A kept woman you know more than a good model where you set her up with an apartment and ice terrace. Bank account. Maybe a second Pierre detail, eh? Is that what they call it? They're down in Palm Beach. Come on, man. You know the game. The honeypot game. Oh, I know. I love the new format. I love how you imagine Paul. Harvey. Just keep it up, man. Give it up, okay? You compared me? A Paul Harvey. You know, I got to tell. Show that Paul Harley Yeah, I'm sorry. I got a riff. You know, I used to have a designer club. Remember Jim winner had the club when people's cars who are being stolen, you knew how long you had lived in Bayside, Queens, where there were more cars stolen per capita per person than anywhere in the city. By the number of times, people busted you windows and stole your cars. So Jim winner In of all places in the middle of Pennsylvania. Develop the club. And everybody at one time had the club if he didn't use it to put it on your steering wheel. You had it under the seat of your car, so that it can't somebody came up here Come on, is better sometimes in a baseball bat because he would not explain why you had the club and not a baseball bat well, anyway. Jim Winter had invited Paul Harvey tourist town, Sharon, Pennsylvania, He had done a recreation of Tara from Gone with the wind. And they were having a meal, and on Friday nights the place was packed. Paul Harvey was speaking to Jim winner. Great sales guy, Paul Harvey. Nobody knew what Paul Harvey look like. It's not like he was iconic on TV, You know, eat and he didn't do double duty. But they heard the voice and everybody stopped eating. They put this spoons down. You know the soup spoon mother hate that when they slurped the spook what it called bones. And there was a buzz in the room and Sharon, Pennsylvania. Harvey. It's Paul Harvey. How do I know this? Because not only did I have a designer club. That Jim went to put out But I said his eulogy when he passed away a great supporter of the Guardian Angels. Great guy grew up in Sharon, Pennsylvania, and had no shoes. I actually saw pictures of him. Where he was going to school from the farmhouse. He grew up in great All American story. Had no shoes, state rags to riches. That's what way can't get enough of those stories in America. But now, you know The rest of that story. There's.
NewsRadio KFBK
"paul harvey" Discussed on NewsRadio KFBK
"That voters said for tomorrow tonight, the House votes on a resolution calling on vice president Pence to invoke the 25th amendment. We're getting a much more vivid and much more chilling picture of last week's attack on the Capitol, and the feds say we may not have heard the worst of it. The American public is going to be shocked, Acting U. S Attorney Michael Sherwin said. When prosecutors revealed Maura about the conduct of some of the riders, MPD and Capitol police weren't open handed combat with some buddies. Persons inside the capital. He said. Tear gas was used against the police, journalists were targeted and charges of sedition are being considered just the gamut of cases and criminal conduct We're looking at is really mind blowing, he said. The rioters had leadership, communications equipment and military expertise. Aaron Carter SKI ABC NEWS New York, It's a grim benchmark in the cove in 19 pandemic in one of the nation's hardest hit states, California Health and Human Services Secretary Dr Mark Gulley. We do cross 30,000 deaths since the beginning of the pandemic as a result of Cove, it An important in sad miles today, U. S. Health officials are recommending that all Americans age 65 older get vaccinated. Stocks closed flat. Today. You're listening to ABC News. And it's time for traffic and weather together, so we'll head over to the camp way, boss Paul Harvey used to say, wash your ears out with this. Yeah. Traffic and weather Lady General and brought to my Cal hope with Kelly for the Department of Public Health Care Services Right now downtown to display it is gonna be about nine minutes. He's found Cap City. That little delay is gonna be getting out of Midtown Looks like But the Rose will no delays there. Eight minutes. Sonny's about 80. 11 minutes. Tell Grove South Down by five in about 12 minutes on 99 as you head out Folsom 18 minutes there As you make your way out west about 50 and one avenue. We have an animal hazard, apparently running across both directions of traffic. I just don't know what the animal is otherwise downtown woodland northern I 5 16 minutes nine minutes to Davis on westbound 80. You're feeling anxious, stressed or lonely in these difficult Coben Times, call Cal Hope it 833317 hope that's 8333174673 or visit Cal. Hope dot argh To talk to someone who could help hope will persevere. Traffic on the tens, every 10 minutes mornings.
KLIF 570 AM
"paul harvey" Discussed on KLIF 570 AM
"C DS. That was, um that that actually I spent about an hour on it before I got interviewed on the big short movie because I want to understand exactly what was happening. And a I G went bankrupt because they were selling these things for a quarter of a percent. Yeah, they're collected the premiums thinking that would never happen and then never putting in reserves in a way. That's right, because nobody defaults and real estate always goes up. Now, everybody thinks stocks always go up. That's dangerous. Back in 2007. They had articles about the flippers that real estate would never go down, right. So that's that's huge. And the Fed didn't act soon enough, arguably back then, now, so Bill Ackman did 70%. Yeah. So I have a question that goes with it. What was his worst year Because hedge funds are very aggressive. Ah, there's there's more to the story. But what was the worst year his worst year? I don't know the exact number 1.5%. But here's the rest of the story. I know it's over 60% down in three years Shout out to Paul Harvey here, so well, That's why I that I went back and did the rest of the story. And you told my punch line before I got to it. Oh, God. You know, I did work on this and you stole my punch line because I made a note to the side. And And here we go. All right. So it was a 20 a half percent negative Return in 2015. Now 2016 was minus 13.5, right? And so this article I had to go back in the archives to find it. 2017 was a minus four. OK, And then there was a quarter with an 8.6% negative before this came out. So it was. It was over 60% in 3.5 and three and a quarter years so in 2015, but 70% this year if they were juxtaposed, then he would still have to make up some difference, which is why we've tracked performance. From inception and every time period because if you go down, you have to go up Maurin percentage terms to get there, and we're we're pleased to announce beyond track for record profits here sometime in January. But go ahead I had owned because you can own Pershing Square. You can buy it in the public markets. Um as couldn't take it. I mean, I brought about by 2015. I'm like this is dumb. He's just Get sideways on something that he's losing anyone like, go and obviously he does some great things, too, but that's a lot of volatility. That is that was big now one of the items if you look at the end of the year, right? He had gone into the things that he trashed when he said, We got to shut it down and now restaurants, right lows, Chipotle E and restaurant brands those areas largest long bets right now. So you know, it was kind of like breaker went to eight bucks and now it's 61. Right. It's like you got to figure out who's tough. Who's going to survive. And when is it gonna happen? Um Jeremy Grantham had a warning this week. What did Jeremy say? Hey, said that this is one of the great bubbles of financial history. Not the greatest, but one of the great bubbles. One of the great bubbles. Yeah, there's a book. Extraordinary popular delusions and the madness of crowds covers the tulips were two above would sell for the price of the whole estate. And, ah There was another extraordinary popular delusion. That was it the turn of the Millennium Night 999. Everybody went crazy thinking the world was gonna end And they did it again in 1999, your two k And, yeah, the tech world ended, then to relate to Jeremy Subject suit. Okay..
KTRH
"paul harvey" Discussed on KTRH
"And rising income for life If you get your social security wrong Due to ever expanding life expectancies Taking social Security far too early could lock you and your wife into a far lower standard of living for again, maybe 30 to 40 years. So let's look at Social Security for what it is. Ah, guaranteed lifetime income. And a hedge versus inflation, inflation eating up the person power off your retirement income. Here is an example into the power of waiting and how to increase your social security by as much as 32% with just a few easy steps. Okay, So you wait till social security to Max out. And receive maybe 34 29 per month, or 41,000 won 48 per year at a 3% annual cost of living increase every year by age 80. That's 4600 and $27 a month or $55,024 a year, Marcia. It's a ton of money. That is a 35% increase. You are immunized versus inflation. You have to increase your cash flow by 25%. In a 10 year period to stay ahead of inflation. As Paul Harvey would say here is the rest of the story. No way to gets better. So let's say you and your wife Roughly the same age, but she didn't work enough to qualify for Social Security. She did the toughest job of all raising your two Children she will still receive Half off your full retirement age, Social Security or $1250.15,000 dollars a year and at a 3% cost of living increase by age 80. This would be nearly $23,000 year guaranteed and still rising. So a recap of using Social security as a guaranteed hedge versus inflation. Total family's social Security at retirement Age $180,000.
KTRH
"paul harvey" Discussed on KTRH
"Income. Social Security might be 30% of your guaranteed income for life but also with the 2% annual Coley increase, and this will go up with the inflation that's well on the way. Social Security, Maybe 30% of your guaranteed rising income for life. Where else will you get 8% guaranteed every year for waiting, then likely a 3% guaranteed cost of living increase nowhere. So here's an example in the power of waiting. So you wait to max out Social Security and received 3400 and $29 per month or $41,148 per year. That's a 3% annual cost of living increase every year by age 80. You'd have 4600 and $27 a month or 55,000. $24 a year. That's a 35% increase. You are effectively what we call on my side of the desk immunized versus inflation, As Paul Harvey would say Here is the rest of the story. No way to gets better. Let's say your wife is roughly the same age is you, but she didn't work enough to qualify for Social Security. She did the toughest job of all raising your two Children. She will still receive half of your full retirement, Social security or about $1250 per month, $15,000 a year at a 3% cost of living increase by age, 80. This soberly nearly $23,000.
Ag Sales Professional's Podcast by Greg Martinelli
When in Doubt Prospect
"What to do go out and Prospect two of the greatest quotes from one of the greatest leaders, when you think about great quotes from great leaders, you might be thinking about FDR JFK MLK or maybe Gandhi and Churchill. I'm sure they all said some good things. But what the heck did they know about selling the farmer's livestock producers and agribusinesses and exactly not very much. That's why I like to reflect back on some of the great leaders and sales people. I had the privilege to be around. They provided some great inspiration this particular quote resonated stuck with me and has served me well for over twenty years and I want to share that with you. It just shows the power of what you might say as a leader and what you might take away from your next sales meeting. Well the 35 or so sales people. Eating for the first time as part of a newly merged business unit. Now this merger and acquisition brought three different business units together. The newly-appointed general manager was giving his an introductory speech on the first day of a three-day monthly sales meeting. Yes, there was a time when we had monthly sales meetings the teams were a Motley Crue some old-school some were cutting edge Tech package and there was a completely separate division that wasn't related to the group that all one of the main reasons for the merger was of course performance sales had stagnated for the old school team gross margin had slipped for the techie group in general. The three separate teams had fallen into a pattern of relying on current customers to provide their results. The struggle was that Kirk customer base was dwindling or the margins were dwindling and some cases both were joined billing. The sled of profitability was pointed down hill and picking up speed to get this units to merge. That's where we were dead. At that September morning as we gathered to hear the new manager give his rah-rah speech my thought at the time was let's get this over with as fast as we can so I can get back out there and sell something. I mean, isn't that what all of us and sales think when sitting in a meeting we don't want to be in well little did I know that this opening speech would bring a one liner to me that has helped me in many times over the years for the office new manager of this Motley Crue. This wasn't his first leadership challenge. He had been through some of the toughest business units in the company and turned them around the primary tool in all of these turnarounds was prospecting in agribusiness sales. We get busy very busy. We serve our customers well and during peak season. It's all we can do to keep our current customers in product which leaves a little time to go out Prospect for new customers the challenges that when we fail to pick back up after the busy season is over and get our prospecting back online. Well, this would all be fine if customers never quit or wage. He didn't retire or they didn't switch to competitors or they didn't die. But that's what all of them do. They do all these things and without a solid prospecting program our territory slowly kind of spiral down a little gradually just drifts away. Well after a short explanation of the most recent p&l the profit-and-loss statement the new manager began his one step process for getting us back on a track off of profitability and that included prospecting he ended his presentation with this one line when in doubt about what to do go out and Prospect now as a new sales person. I had a lot of doubt about my skills about what how I was going to be able to sell. Where do I go in my large territory? Who do I call and how do I plan my time? Well, this quote would often pop back into my mind as I tried to figure out how to spend my time as an egg sales professionals who office out of our homes. It can be a challenging task to figure out where to go each and every day when we fail to plan it out. We'd default by going to current customer. In particular we go to those closest to us or that we like the most so today as you start planning where you're going to go tomorrow next week or next month. Remember when in doubt Prospect month as Paul Harvey used to say and now the rest of the story will in little less than a year after this meeting. We went from being a moderately profitable business unit to being in the top running for business of the year. And am currently we grew sales and our margins and the impact of this growth was that it allowed for more financial resources in our business. This included new facilities upgraded equipment hiring more people in purchasing some other companies these successes required more than just new customers. It took sound financial management actively collecting on our accounts receivables and changing some of the business practices. I did. However, the one thing that was needed was a steady cash flow to finance at all prospecting and selling new accounts were the fuel for that engine of growth will join me
The Erick Erickson Show
Record Numbers of Americans Try to Buy Guns
"Right I'm going to do something and those who are listening on radio, which is like ninety nine percent of you. You're going to be mad at me because you're not going to be able to see this. I have in my hand a case and it says Glock on it. It is Mike concealed carry weapon. It is a glock forty three X. And it is from true precision. And those of you who are yes. Let's see. Make sure I you this infocus. This gun is a work of art is from true precision It is a glock. Forty three x They have a barrel and slide. I gotta get the trigger upgrade. They put incites for me. The thing is a work of art I. It is a remarkably gorgeous gun The slide has a cammo pattern on it. I got to pick out the colors. I got to pick out the color of the barrel. Is is gray steel in black. There's also a better grip on it. It is, it's fantastic. They were able to upgrade this glock. Forty three x four conceal carry that now I. Love My concealed carry permit laps. I'm a huge fan of theirs. And I was a customer of theirs I. got this Gosh. Last summer I think and now they're an advertiser on the show, which is really cool. I know so when I was a kid, I listen to Paul Harvey My Dad Love Paul Harvey. There was the one time of day you get a spanking in my house. If you made noise while Paul Harvey was talking and and my dad loved him and. Paul Harvey you believed at least whether it was true or not that we actually used all of the things he advertised for and and I thought you know that's Legit, and so I like to advertise for companies that I'm actually customer of Omaha. steaks on my evening radio show or identity guard which I use for. For credit protection and and stuff and true position. I, I am an actual customer. This is my. True Precision Glock forty three ex that you could see if you were on. The camera and it's an awesome gun. You can go to true precision, and you can upgrade the parts for your guns the the. Do that other guns as well and what you do, is you go to true? Dash? Precision, DOT com. TRUE DASH PRECISION DOT com. If you use Eric Your I C. K at checkout you'll get ten percent off. Your debt. You'll get a discount You can upgrade slides. Barrels triggers it y'all they are they. They do such good work. I cannot recommend them enough the accuracy of this gun. The style of this gun when I go to the gun range, people ask where I got it it is true dash precision dot com. You will be very happy with your upgrades If you want to upgrade Y-, you got a handgun. You went. Upgrade it. TRUE DASH PRECISION DOT COM hands down They are so awesome to work with a you know interestingly enough as an aside so the gun store that I probably go to most often is incurable, and it's called shots but I love Barrow. Down in in Butler, but my in laws are over in Carrollton I'm trying to get on the radio station over there and I go to shots by it is. I mean not a mile from their house. It is down the street from them. And I saw on their instagram page yesterday that they're so overwhelmed with people picking up guns. They've ordered from elsewhere. That come in to the store that they're back ordered in their delayed, and you gotTa give them at least twenty four hours, preferably forty-eight hours to put everything into inventory and end licensing and the like to be able to give you your gun. And this is a nationwide trend. Sales of guns have gone through the roof. In this country. It is crazy. How many people are buying guns in this country, every thus far has been a high watermark for guns. March broke the record for gun sales. April broke marches. Record may broke April's record. June broke as record in July is now on track to break June's record and you know. What gun owners are you know? The the other name for gun owners. Republicans. The more this happens, the more it solidifies, sick amendment voters for the GOP The crime wave is going to be real problem for the Democrats.