Anthony Park

Anthony S. Park

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Anthony S. Park is a professional executor for solo agers, probate real estate, and bitcoin. As a professional executor and probate lawyer, Anthony has seen what fared well (and what didn’t) at the end, upon death. He writes to share all that he’s learned from this unique perspective about estate planning, personal finance, and business. He's written several Amazon best-selling books on probate, executorship, solo agers and bitcoin. Join the email list at https://anthonyspark.com/join-podcast/ to hear more and for free book giveaways. Anthony's cases have been featured in many places, includin...

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Anthony Park

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Nov 1, 2023

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E119 Give Away Free Money 27.08.2019

Want to succeed? Give away free money. Giving away free money seems to generate lots of positive attention, good will, and lead to success. Today we’ll discuss: Oprah The Freedom Dividend Mr. Beast And lastly, I’ll talk about how one man ( @pulte ) is harnessing the positive energy from giving away free money for philanthropy. ========== READ Pick up my books on personal finance, probate, and exec...

E118 Expired Letters of Administration in New York 22.08.2019

We’re explaining a common situation for our probate clients. This will save you a phone call or some emails with us or your lawyer. For everyone else, this gives you a little window into the probate process for your own estate planning We'll cover: What does “expired letters” mean? Examples of when you’ll run into this How to get “fresh” letters Why do letters expire? Lastly, I’ll tell you about t...

E117 Bad News is Bad for Your Health 20.08.2019

This is a free, easy solution to improve your sleep, happiness, and overall health. No, I’m not exaggerating. That’s how much avoiding bad news improves your health. Today we’ll discuss: Why it’s bad for you Worst types of bad news What to do, generally How to consume news media How to do social media And lastly, I’ll share the most ruthless step to stop bad news. ========== READ Pick up my books...

E116 When Buying a House Without a Realtor... 15.08.2019

Usually 10-20% home buys close without a realtor. So it's not quite rare, but not usual either. If you’re thinking about that route, we cover the risk and possible drawbacks you should consider. Today we’ll cover how buying without a realtor may effect: Sellers not taking you as seriously Choosing the right neighborhood Negotiations The Mortgage process All the paperwork Lastly, I’ll bust 3 common...

E115 Free Stuff Future 13.08.2019

Doesn’t it feel like more and more things in life are free? I’m not talking about food samples in the mall, but the big things in life: food, housing, even income. You need to be aware of these big changes, to make sure your taking full advantage Today we’ll discuss: History of free stuff Student loans Free college Universal basic income And lastly, I talk about what’s driving all this (hint: it’s...

E114 Things to Do Upon the Death of a Family Member 08.08.2019

I understand it’s hard to get organized when someone has died. But as a professional executor for hundreds of families, I’ve seen how important it is to avoid legal, tax, and most importantly family problems. Today we’ll cover: 6 things to do immediately 7 things to do within first week 2 things to do within month 5 things to do AFTER choose lawyer and executor Lastly, I’ll share 3 power tips on h...

E113 Never Do Anything You Don't Want to Do 06.08.2019

Personally, I’m not quite at “never,” but I’m working hard to get there. And each day I get closer to “never”, I feel healthier, happier, younger, and more energy If those are feeling you enjoy, let’s talk about how saying “no” can help. Today we’ll discuss: Why we do things we don’t want to Energy drain Resentments Opportunity cost How to change your philosophy And lastly, I talk about the big im...

E112 What Happens to Your Stocks When You Die? 01.08.2019

Stocks are your piece of the US economy, and can represent years or decades of patient compounding. You it’s probably really important to you what happens to your hard earned investments when you pass away. It mostly depends on how you own your stocks. We’ll cover what happens to your stock when you die: With a trust With named beneficiaries With a will With no plan And lastly, we’ll explain why t...

E111 How to Reduce Your Closing Costs 30.07.2019

Average closing cost nationally = $11,250 Average closing cost in NYC = $50,000 These are big stakes. Finding savings here could cover your moving costs, renovation, or an awesome vacation (or buy some bitcoin). We’ll cover: Comparison shop mortgages Ask the bank to waive, discount, and rebate Roll closing costs into your mortgage (Bad idea!) Ask for a seller concession Lastly, I’ll share the big...

E110 What Happens to Your Debt When You Die? 25.07.2019

Will you burden your kids with your debt when you die? Not a great legacy. We’ll cover all the ins and outs of debt and death. Today we’ll cover: When heirs do NOT inherit debt Some exceptions Why debt collectors keep calling heirs Lastly, I’ll explain how your heirs can turn the table and actually increase their inheritance. ========== READ Pick up my books on personal finance, probate, and execu...

E109 Do You Need Forced Savings? 23.07.2019

Whether you’re “disciplined” with money, or cash just flows through your pocket, don’t worry: As long as you know yourself, you can set up systems for your success.   First, we’ll have a fun little quiz so we can know ourselves, our habits, etc.   Then, we’ll talk about some systems to help folks save without willpower.   And lastly, our bonus tip: one type of forced savings you should avoid. ====...

E108 Frugal is Forever 18.07.2019

How do you approach saving for retirement? Some people focus on earning more, while others on spending less (not mutually exclusive, by the way). Then there are the frugals. The Frugal/minimalist movement is at the very end of the spectrum of cost-consciousness, bordering on a monk-like existence. Let’s talk about 3 common rationales for frugality, and then 3 reasons why this is dangerously limite...

E107 Why Selling Artwork is Hard in Probate 16.07.2019

Lately, I’ve read a lot about owning artwork to diversify your assets. This may be a good idea as an investment, but as an Executor, we’ll share with you 5 reasons it’s very hard to sell or liquidate artwork, especially in probate. And at the end, we’ll share 2 tips on how to make selling art in probate a little bit easier. ========== READ Pick up my books on personal finance, probate, and executo...

E106 What Should You Outsource in Your Life? 12.07.2019

Rich people don’t do chores, they outsource. And you should, too.   Let’s talk about how you should decide what to outsource, and what to do yourself   Then we’ll rundown a list of the tasks you can outsource today, from household chores, to business tasks, to personal finance items.   Finally, we’ll talk about next-level, outsourcing of the future. Links : https://nav.al/hourly-rate https://www.f...

E105 Are You Underpaid? 10.07.2019

If you want “more money,” for most people the easiest step is to get paid at work. Getting paid your what you’re worth at your 9-5 should be your first “side hustle.”   We’ll talk about: Why folks get underpaid How to find salary data And lastly, fun examples of AP and JF’s market salaries Links : https://www.glassdoor.com/Salaries/index.htm ========== “How Probate Works” on Amazon https://amzn.to...

E104 Why NOT to Save for Retirement 08.07.2019

Do you want to know if your reasons for not saving for retirement are good enough? We’ll talk about the 4 reasons why folks don’t save for retirement, and the pros and cons of each. At the end, Janice and I will share which of these we think are valid (at least sometimes). Links : https://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/102814/what-maximum-i-can-receive-my-social-security-retirement-benefit.asp =...

E103 6 Reasons Investing is Better than Homeownership 05.07.2019

“...though I would have made far more money had I instead rented and used the purchase money to buy stocks," Warren Buffett Links : https://www.businessinsider.com/real-estate-vs-stock-market-investment-2018-9 https://www.thebalance.com/real-estate-vs-stocks-which-is-the-better-investment-357992 https://momvesting.com/content/keeping-joneses-tale-about-house-poor-life ========== “How Probate Works...

E102 4 Reasons Homeownership is Better than Investing 03.07.2019

“All things considered, the third best investment I ever made was the purchase of my home…” Warren Buffet Links: https://www.thebalance.com/real-estate-vs-stocks-which-is-the-better-investment-357992 https://www.cnbc.com/2017/03/06/heres-why-warren-buffett-thinks-you-should-buy-a-home.html https://www.cnbc.com/2017/11/16/homeownership-doesnt-build-wealth-study-finds.html ========== “How Probate Wo...

E101 Index Funds vs. Mutual Funds: Where to Invest Your Retirement Accounts 01.07.2019

Put your money in index funds, not mutual funds. Here are the 3 key differences between them, and what it mean for you and your retirement money. Links : https://www.nerdwallet.com/blog/investing/index-funds-vs-mutual-funds-the-differences-that-matter-most-to-investors/ ========== “How Probate Works” on Amazon https://amzn.to/2Eld2DF “How to Buy Your Perfect First Home” on Amazon https://amzn.to/2...

E100 Parents: Pay for College or Seed their IRAs? 28.06.2019

Thought experiment: is it better to spend $100,000 towards paying for your kid’s college education, or using that $100,000 to seed their IRA? ========== “How Probate Works” on Amazon https://amzn.to/2Eld2DF “How to Buy Your Perfect First Home” on Amazon https://amzn.to/2EjdDH9 All my books at https://www.amazon.com/-/e/B07KY2JDGR Or subscribe to our YouTube channel at http://www.youtube.com/c/anth...

E99 6 Reasons Being Executor is Difficult 26.06.2019

I’ve been executor for hundreds of estates, and there’s NEVER been an “easy” estate. I can only imagine how hard it must be for grieving family. It’s easy to see why outsourcing/delegating executorship to professionals will be a big thing very soon. Links: https://www.newyorkprobatelawyerblog.com/new-york-administrators-and-ex/ http://disinherited.com/executortrustee-must-decide-not-delegate/ http...

E98 Where to Save Your Money First 24.06.2019

Even if your ready to be responsible and start saving,it get that it can be confusing. Where to start? Which is more important: 401k or IRA? Here are some answers. Links : https://www.nerdwallet.com/blog/investing/prioritize-your-saving-and-investing-goals/ https://money.usnews.com/investing/investing-101/articles/2018-10-26/how-to-prioritize-ira-and-401-k-accounts https://www.forbes.com/sites/liz...

E97 2 Free State Colleges 21.06.2019

Don’t stress out so much about saving for kids’ college. There are plenty of free options. Here are 2: Links: https://blog.prepscholar.com/florida-bright-futures-requirements-sat-act-and-more https://www.ny.gov/programs/tuition-free-degree-program-excelsior-scholarship https://www.hesc.ny.gov/pay-for-college/financial-aid/types-of-financial-aid/nys-grants-scholarships-awards/the-excelsior-scholars...

E96 Probate Case Study: How Banks Will Drive You Crazy in Probate 19.06.2019

You’ve probably heard that probate is stressful and frustrating. But how, exactly?   Here’s a recent example that could drive non-professional executors loco ========== “How Probate Works” on Amazon https://amzn.to/2Eld2DF   “How to Buy Your Perfect First Home” on Amazon https://amzn.to/2EjdDH9   All my books at https://www.amazon.com/-/e/B07KY2JDGR   Or subscribe to our YouTube channel at http://...

E95 How to Open a Brokerage Account for Your Kid 17.06.2019

Teach your kid to be rich, or to settle for 2% per year? Crack open that piggy bank, get the cash out from under the mattress, and show your kids (and yourself) how to invest like a grownup. Links: https://www.nerdwallet.com/blog/investing/set-kids-brokerage-account/ https://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/can-someone-not-yet-legal-age-open-brokerage-account/ https://www.rothira.com/roth-iras-for...

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