New Money New Problems Podcast

Negotiating compensation. Purchasing your first investment property. Helping your family with money. The highs and lows of entrepreneurship. New money leads to new problems that require new solutions. The NEW MONEY NEW PROBLEMS PODCAST tackles the financial topics our listeners are navigating for the first time, providing the expertise, interviews and resources for them to do so successfully.

New Money New Problems Podcast is a business podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 200 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Nipsey Hussle, Estate Planning and The Trusted Esquire

  Sep 4, 202635 min

  Estate Planning Starts Sooner Than You Think: Wills, Trusts, Incapacity, and Protecting Family Wealth EPISODE RESOURCES The Law Office of Sheuvaun Vernon Connect With Her Online! Join the email list for the private podcast! Host Brenton Harrison welcomes estate planning attorney Sheuvaun Vernon (The Trusted Esquire), founder of the Law Office of Sheuvaun Vernon serving New York and New Jersey, to discuss how estate planning begins earlier than most people expect and intersects with every life stage. Using public examples like Chadwick Boseman and Nipsey Hussle, they explain common misconceptions (estate planning is only for older people, only a will is needed, trusts are only for the rich) and emphasize planning for incapacity through HIPAA authorizations, healthcare proxies, and powers of attorney. They outline needs across ages: at 18, parents lose automatic authority; in the 20s–30s, relationships, beneficiary forms, prenups, and guardianship become key; for parents, trusts can prevent an ex from controlling a minor child’s inheritance; in midlife, wills vs revocable living trusts, funding trusts, probate privacy, and Medicaid planning risks arise; in later years, documents should be reviewed for life changes, divorce, retirement, and long-term care. Atty. Vernon advises finding a trusted professional and shares how to contact her. 00:00 Estate Planning Matters 02:26 Meet The Trusted Esquire 04:17 Why Community Wealth 06:03 Common Estate Myths 08:06 Turning 18 Changes Everything 12:30 Mid 20s Money Moves 15:50 Prenups And Planning 18:50 Kids Guardians Trusts 21:24 Wills Vs Trusts 25:50 Medicaid Sandwich Generation 29:11 Retirement Plan Checkup 31:55 First Steps And Finding Help 34:05 Where To Find Shevonne Support the show

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  Episode #178

  (A Ton of) STUDENT LOAN UPDATES | Lost PSLF Credits, RAP Woes & More

  Aug 28, 202623 min

  EPISODE RESOURCES Updated Payment Guidance from Department of Ed Federal Student Loan Updates: MOHELA Default Letters, IDR Recertification Tips, New On‑Time Rules, PSLF Tracker Issues, Borrowing Limits Lawsuit, and PSLF Buyback Progress In this episode, we share major federal student loan updates, focusing on errors and rule changes affecting forgiveness and repayment. MOHELA mistakenly sent default-risk notices to thousands of borrowers who were current. With income recertification restarting after the 2020 pause, we share alternate forms of documentation that might be preferable to a tax return. Under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, the grace period for on-time payments is removed for IDR and PSLF credit, creating concerns about weekends and autopay timing; Repayment Assistance Plan borrowers also risk losing interest subsidy and $50 principal reduction if late, and guidance suggests extra payments may disrupt subsidies. The PSLF tracker temporarily disappeared and some counts were reduced, potentially correcting prior adjustment-era credits. A lawsuit has temporarily paused lower graduate borrowing limits, and PSLF Buyback processing appears to be improving after streamlining to a button-based application. 00:00 Student Loan News Intro 00:44 Back in Studio Updates 02:15 MOHELA Default Letter Error 03:37 Recertify Income Smartly 07:45 Grace Period Removed Shock 10:43 RAP Subsidy and Extra Pay 13:58 PSLF Tracker Disappears 18:11 Borrowing Limits Lawsuit 20:22 PSLF Buyback Speeds Up 21:57 Wrap Up and Next Steps Support the show

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  Can You Turn Down $191,000 For Your Child? | Trump Accounts

  Aug 21, 202626 min

  Trump Accounts Explained: Pros, Cons, and Whether Politics Should Matter In this episode we cover Trump Accounts, launched July 2026, which offer a $1,000 initial contribution for children born January 1, 2025–December 31, 2028. Brenton discusses the political and moral hesitation some parents feel, especially for marginalized communities. For those interested, we cover how to open the account current custody options, investment limitations, tax features and more. We then compare the functionality of the Trump Account to other accounts commonly used to save for children's futures: a custodial IRA, Uniform Gift to Minors Accounts, brokerage accounts and a 529 savings plan. 00:00 Can You Turn Down 191K 00:47 Back to School Chaos 01:33 What Are Trump Accounts 02:21 Politics and Parenting Pressure 05:33 Dave Ramsey Clips 07:13 How to Open and Invest 08:57 Comparing Kids Savings Options 11:34 Limits and Tax Basics 17:18 Withdrawals and Ownership Rules 21:54 Messenger vs Message Wrap Up 24:01 Compound Interest Reality Check 25:21 Final Takeaways Support the show

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  Episode #175

  What It's Like To Be "The One With The Money"

  Jul 31, 202629 min

  When You’re the One in the Family Who “Has the Money”: Boundaries, Planning, and Real Stories This week we join you from Maryland to share an episode on what it’s like to be the family member who “has the money". Brenton draws on what he observed with his parents and why it shaped New Money New Problems’ focus on high earners building wealth. Based on a Pew Research Center study, at least 70% if high-income households African American households and immigrants of any income help their extended family with money. We offer tools on communication and “scripting” to set giving boundaries, budgeting for family support, adjusting emergency reserves, and considering insurance needs (life, disability, long-term care). We also covers estate planning and property issues (POAs, wills, inheritance conflicts, trustees, custody roles) and the emotional toll and money disorders. In the second half of the episode, we share community stories describing the responsibility, saving pressure, feeling taken advantage of, guilt, marital strain, and perceived entitlement that comes from being the one with money. 0:00 — Intro & episode teaser 0:46 — Welcome & episode overview (Brazil trip, why this topic matters) 6:58 — Establishing when, why, and how you give to family 12:31 — Estate planning and property management 19:04 — Sponsor break / newsletter signup 19:26 — Community Q1: How being "the one with money" impacts wealth-building 23:42 — Community Q3: Negative experiences with extended family/spouse 25:10 — Community Q4: Is your family "off-base" about you and money? 28:07 — Wrap-up & closing Support the show

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  Episode #174

  Family And Money Are Still Tough To Separate

  Jul 24, 202618 min

  How Childhood Trauma Shapes Money Disorders (Throwback Episode) This week we post a throwback wayyy back to the second New Money New Problems episode to set up a forthcoming discussion about being the only person in a family who “has money”. In the replay, we discuss how “money disorders” are foundational to understanding wealth building and reference a CNN article by Jean Sahadi on how early traumas and financially volatile childhoods can imprint adult money behaviors. Drawing from Brad and Ted Klontz’s book Mind Over Money, we talk through three examples relevant to first-generation high earners: financial denial (money avoidance), overspending (money worship), and financial infidelity (relational). 00:37 Why Money Stories Matter 02:41 Replay Begins Episode Setup 03:53 CNN Article Early Trauma 05:25 What Are Money Disorders 07:33 Money Avoidance Financial Denial 09:24 Money Worship Overspending 11:14 Relational Disorder Financial Infidelity 13:18 Break And Gap Finder 14:04 Confronting Your Money Disorder 14:49 My Trigger Workaholism Support the show

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