In episode #20 of The Big Bo $how, Big Bo (a.k.a. Jason Blumstein, CFA) shares ways to avoid 5 common money mistakes high earners make in their 30s and 40s.

A recent Wall Street Journal article suggested the best age for financial decisions comes in your 50s. But today, you’ll hear why that might be wrong. 

You’ll also get a front-row seat to:

• The mindset trap high earners have that can damage their wealth potential
• A huge misunderstanding many people have about “lifestyle creep”
• A simple breakdown of the daunting topic of estate planning
• Why real estate investing might not be all that it’s cracked up to be 

Hope you enjoy the $how! 

Episode 20 Key Takeaways:

• 00:00 - Big Bo’s recent trip to Israel and an episode overview
• 02:52 - How much you have to invest to hit $1M by 65 starting in your 30s, 40s or 50s
• 06:58 - Why so many people misunderstand and get caught by “lifestyle creep”
• 13:57 - Estate planning: Why it matters sooner than you think
• 19:24 - An honest look at the potential pitfalls of real estate investing
• 24:01 - Why advisors matter — even if you know how to invest
• 28:26 - A 2023 NFL preview — and a bold Super Bowl prediction

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