In the world of entertainment where fame and fortune often go hand in hand, financial success can skyrocket overnight, but it can also plummet quickly. Having a solid financial plan is essential, especially when career ups and downs are as rapid as Hollywood plot twists.

In this episode, Tyler and Peggy discuss the success of two films, Barbie and Oppenheimer. They also delve into the impact of celebrity women on the economy, especially Taylor Swift's Eras Tour and Beyoncé’s Renaissance World Tour. Peggy and Tyler talk about the overall impact of the writer's strike, from celebrities to the hundreds of thousands of people involved in the industry.

Finally, Tyler highlights his role in wealth management, the common financial pitfalls celebrities face, and how he builds strong relationships with his clients.

Join us as we discuss: 

• [00:47 ] - A dad joke from Tyler and Peggy.


• [01:45 ] - The Barbenheimer phenomenon.


• [04:56 ] - The girl power economy.


• [07:27 ] - Specific stocks people are investing in.


• [11:39 ] - The interest of younger generations in T-bills.


• [17:51 ] - The writers' strike in Hollywood.


• [22:15 ] - Recommended cash reserves.


• [29:16 ] - The downgrade of the U.S. credit rating.


• [34:31 ] - Tyler's role in the wealth management industry.


• [39:50 ] - Exploring common financial pitfalls faced by celebrities.


• [43:08 ] - How Tyler builds strong relationships with his clients.


• [47:08 ] - The qualities of a good financial advisor.

Key Takeaways

• The Barbenheimer phenomenon began with the hype over the simultaneous release of two films: Warner Bros. Pictures' Barbie and Universal Pictures' Oppenheimer.


• The Girl Power Economy: Taylor Swift, Barbie, and Beyoncé lift economies.


• The writer's strike is a big deal, impacting not only actors but many other people in the entertainment industry.

Quotes

"It's a big deal right now with some of our clients, especially our actors whose shows have been completely shut down. So, the money they depended on in this last half of the year is non-existent. So we've got to pivot, and we've got to figure out what resources we have. What decisions were we going to make that we have to take back and change?" ~ Peggy Stephens

"You should always have enough kind of set aside for a big event in your life so that you don't have to do things like selling a house and move to wherever just to be able to keep the lights on." ~ Peggy Stephens

"I think, especially with things like cash reserves, there's an element that's qualitative. You can't measure the value of peace of mind. Like, what's the value of being able to sleep at night knowing that you've got three years of cash?" ~ Tyler Martin

Links 

• Barbie


• Oppenheimer


• Christopher Nolan


• Interstellar


• Christian Bale


• Dunkirk


• Greta Gerwig


• Beyoncé


• Taylor Swift


• Mattel


• GameStop


• Tupperware


• Bed Bath & Beyond


• Band-Aid


• Kleenex


• Hasbro


• Billy Porter


• Steve-O


• Howie Mandel


• Steve Harvey


• 
  J.P. Morgan 


• Raymond James


• Royals by Lorde

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• Peggy on LinkedIn

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