Investing For Your Kids And Recession Red Flags

The Higher Standard

In this jam-packed episode of The Higher Standard, Chris, Saied, and Haroon dive headfirst into the fiery debate of 529 plans versus brokerage accounts for kids. With Chris hilariously comparing brokerage accounts to the wild west and Haroon trying to make 529 plans sound as exciting as a superhero origin story, this segment is both informative and entertaining.

➡️ And just when you thought things couldn't get crazier, Saied drops the bombshell that US bankruptcies have hit their highest level in 14 years. It’s the perfect mix of financial advice and economic drama you didn’t know you needed. Don’t miss this rollercoaster of an episode that turns financial turmoil into pure podcast gold.

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🔗 Resources:

US Bankruptcies hit the highest level in 14 years (Global Markets Investor via X)

Job openings have been rapidly declining (Game of Trades via X)

50 housing markets where home prices are down the most from peak (Lance Lambert via X)

Price cuts on the US Housing Market just hit their highest level in six years (Nick Gerli via X)

A massive housing bubble has developed, and is about to pop, in the South (Nick Gerli via X)

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