If the dollars in your account keep rising but buy you less each year, your measuring stick is lying to you. In this episode, we dig into the "denominator problem" of money—how debasement quietly raises the number of units required to buy the same home, car, or grocery basket—and map a framework for protecting real purchasing power when volatility strikes. We're joined by returning guest Aaron Olson to pressure-test a debasement-ready portfolio across five pillars: high-quality residential r...
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If the dollars in your account keep rising but buy you less each year, your measuring stick is lying to you. In this episode, we dig into the "denominator problem" of money—how debasement quietly raises the number of units required to buy the same home, car, or grocery basket—and map a framework for protecting real purchasing power when volatility strikes. We're joined by returning guest Aaron Olson to pressure-test a debasement-ready portfolio across five pillars: high-quality residential r...
Real Estate Without the Hype: When Property Actually Works (And When It Doesn't)
Tall Oaks Podcast
54 minutes
2 weeks ago
Real Estate Without the Hype: When Property Actually Works (And When It Doesn't)
Want a clear-eyed view of real estate without the hype? We cut through the myths that make property feel safer than it is and break down the forces that actually move returns: inflation, interest rates, and the brutally simple math of affordability. From the power of a 30-year fixed mortgage to the headwinds facing today's buyers, we show when housing is a genuine hedge and when it's just an expensive way to buy stress. We draw a sharp line between beta and alpha. Beta is buying the market—r...
Tall Oaks Podcast
If the dollars in your account keep rising but buy you less each year, your measuring stick is lying to you. In this episode, we dig into the "denominator problem" of money—how debasement quietly raises the number of units required to buy the same home, car, or grocery basket—and map a framework for protecting real purchasing power when volatility strikes. We're joined by returning guest Aaron Olson to pressure-test a debasement-ready portfolio across five pillars: high-quality residential r...
