783-Friday Q&A: Downsides to Second Citizenship, Crypto Wages, Cash Out Pension, Etc.

It’s Friday! Today we do Q&A!

• 1:30 Is there a downside to a second citizenship?
• 20:04 Should I invest for early Retirement or buy a house?
• 47:37 How are my crypto wages taxed as I earn them and they grow?
• 1:06:00 Should I cash out my teacher’s pension or keep it?
• 1:16:48 I make 3x money as I did 6 months ago. Am I spending too much?
• 1:24:27 I have $1,000,000 in the stock market. Should I sell?
• 1:38:20 How can I plant some flags as a farmer?
• 1:52:31 How can I pay my parents to work for my business?
• 2:01:00 What’s wrong with Universal Life Insurance?

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