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$5M Exit, 700K Followers, and Now THIS | Jeremy Schneider

June 11 · 44 min · 43.2 MB
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Today’s episode is a long-awaited return visit from Jeremy Schneider of Personal Finance Club.

Five years ago, Jeremy joined us fresh off selling his tech company for over $5 million, already retired at 36, and just starting to build what would become one of the most trusted personal finance Instagram accounts online.

Today, he has 700k followers, has grown his net worth to roughly $7 million, almost entirely from index fund growth, and has launched a brand new company called Nectarine.

Nectarine is a marketplace of flat-fee financial advisors with no commissions, no assets under management fees, just transparent pricing listed directly on the site.

Jeremy explains how it works, who it’s actually for (and who probably doesn’t need it), and why he’s been building the whole thing in public.

You’ll also hear

  • Why the most important piece of the “how to get rich” pie chart isn’t what you invest in
  • What the Dunning-Kruger curve looks like for the average investor
  • Why the best investors might just be the ones who forget they have an account

And much more!

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Links From the Episode

YouTube Interview

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dEN8KlUtG28

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