SS 111 – Your Life…Well Spent, The Eternal Rewards of Investing Yourself & Your Money in Your Family by Russ Crosson, Ronald Blue Trust

Jason Hartman talks with Russ Crosson, Executive Vice Chairman of the Board at Ronald Blue Trust, about how to get a higher return on life, the importance of erring on the side of generosity, enjoying your life based on what you have and enjoying the trip.

Key Takeaways:

[2:22] How faith should inform your finances

[4:08] People will make bad financial investments and not think twice, but when it comes to giving their sometimes over cautious

[8:22] How you need to think about investments vs how a lot of people think about them currently

[10:36] Russ’ thoughts on real estate investing

[11:57] Is liquidity in investments really such a great thing?

Website:

www.RonBlue.com

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