Lessons from Warren Buffett, Rising Homeownership Costs, and the U.S. Retirement Crisis (Ep. 330)
On this episode of Upticks, Jake and Cory look into lessons from young Warren Buffett's early investments, discuss the rising costs of homeownership due to insurance and taxes, and explore the U.S. retirement crisis with insights on how to save $4.5 million. They finish up with opinionated debate on guilt-free…
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