The Unlimited Podcast by Ginsler Wealth

The Unlimited Podcast is a Ginsler Wealth audio production. GW’s CEO, Brian Ginsler, provides his thoughts on investing and the markets, and speaks with a variety of investment managers and other non-investment specialists to discuss themes relevant to successful families.Ginsler Wealth is a new wealth management experience. We exist to serve successful families that embrace independence and the flexibility it provides; families that want unconstrained wealth management solutions; and families that expect a higher, more personal level of service. Think of it as your wealth…Unlimited.

The Unlimited Podcast by Ginsler Wealth is a business podcast hosted by Ginsler Wealth, with 74 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.

Ginsler Wealth hosts The Unlimited Podcast by Ginsler Wealth, a business show with 74 episodes published.

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  Episode #71

  E71: No Experience Necessary with Ronnen Harary

  Jul 24, 202656 min

  In this episode of The Unlimited Podcast, Brian speaks with Ronnen Harary , Co-Founder of Spin Master , the company behind legendary toys and franchises such as PAW Patrol, Bakugan, and Air Hogs. Brian and Ronnen discuss the origins of Spin Master, turning disabilities into gifts, and the inspiration behind Ronnen's new book, No Experience Necessary . Ronnen Harary is Co-Founder and Chairman of Spin Master (TSX-listed: TOY). He is also the founder of the Toy Movement, a global initiative that has delivered toys to displaced and refugee children through missions in countries including Iraq, Jordan, and Ukraine. His philanthropic work through the Ronnen Harary Foundation supports homelessness initiatives, learning-disability scholarships, and green-space rejuvenation projects. Ronnen has over 30 years of experience building Spin Master from the ground up; co-founding the company in 1994 at age 23 alongside childhood friends Anton Rabie and Ben Varadi, and served as Co-CEO until 2021. Spin Master is now a multi-billion-dollar public company with toy, entertainment, and digital games divisions. A self-described advocate for betting on yourself early, Ronnen was identified with a learning disability, dysgraphia, at age 10, an experience he credits with sharpening the interpersonal and observational skills that shaped his approach to business. No Experience Necessary can be purchased at ronnenharary.com . Timestamps 1:14 Intro & Disclaimer 6:22 Ronnen's early influences 10:08 Operationalizing Earth Buddy 15:57 Turning a disability into a gift 22:49 The origins of Spin Master 29:20 Spin Master's failures 33:52 Spin Master's portfolio 35:37 Finding great partners 41:13 Bananas in Japan 44:50 Ronnen's Foundation & Philanthropy 46:17 Why did Ronnen write No Experience Necessary 52:53 If Ronnen could do anything, what would it be? The reading of the audiobook of No Experience Necessary as the introduction of the podcast was authorized directly by the author, Ronnen Harary.

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  Episode #70

  E70: Second Quarter Letter 2026 Client Letter - Anniversary Edition

  Jul 1, 202616 min

  From Brian Ginsler, Ginsler Wealth CEO: Over the past year, we spent considerable time and a lot of money building a U.S. business. New SEC registration, new systems, a "next level" investment offering for American clients... And this past quarter, I killed it all. Shut it down. The reason is the whole reason we exist — and it's the subject of my fifth-anniversary (quarterly) letter. For the original transcript of this letter and to see weblinks and other media, please visit: https://ginslerwealth.com/ginsler-wealth-second-quarter-2026-client-letter-anniversary-edition/

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  Episode #69

  E69: All that Glitters with Peter Grosskopf

  Jun 12, 202646 min

  "There's a lady who's sure all that glitters is gold..." - Led Zeppelin In this episode of The Unlimited Podcast, Brian speaks with Peter Grosskopf , shareholder and advisor at Forthlane Partners, to explore the current investment case for gold and where the precious metal may be headed. They break down how gold can function as a portfolio's "anchor" and insurance, the rise of gold digitization, how gold and other metals fit into the AI boom, and much more. Peter Grosskopf is a shareholder and advisor at Forthlane Partners, where he supports the investment team's Real Assets strategy. He is also the founder of Argo Digital Gold, Chairman of SCP Resource Finance, and sits on the boards of Agnico Eagle Mines, the World Gold Council, and Alaris Private Equity. With over 35 years of experience in financial services, Peter served as CEO of Sprott Inc. from 2010 to 2022, growing assets under management from $5 billion to over $20 billion, and previously co-founded Newcrest Capital, which was acquired by TD Bank Financial Group in 2000. A self-described libertarian who began his career as a junior commodities and gold trader, Peter is widely recognized as one of Canada's leading authorities on gold and resource investing. He holds both an HBA and MBA from the Richard Ivey School of Business at the University of Western Ontario, along with the CFA designation. Stairway to Heaven story source: Spitz, B. (2021). Led Zeppelin: The biography . Penguin Press. The full Led Zeppelin story can be found here . Timestamps 0:00 Stairway to Heaven 5:03 Disclaimer & Intro 9:25 Peter's Journey into Gold 12:38 The case for Gold 22:09 Gold vs. Gold Stocks 30:26 The case against Gold 32:23 Silver, precious metals, & AI 37:16 Canada's resource wealth & outlook 44:13 If Peter could do anything, what would it be?

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  Episode #68

  E68: The Executor Playbook with Michael Kulbak

  May 8, 202652 min

  Everyone says they have a simple estate…until they don’t. In the third episode in our Wealthhard mini-series on wills, estates, and planning for the inevitable, Brian speaks with Michael Kulbak , founder of Kulbak Trust Solutions , about what actually happens after someone dies…and what executors are really left to deal with. Michael is a Toronto-based professional executor and estate trustee. He is a Chartered Professional Accountant, a Trust and Estate Practitioner, and has prior experience as a Chief Financial Officer, director and officer of both private and public companies. Today, through Kulbak Trust Solutions, he works with individuals, families and advisors as a professional executor, agent to executor, trustee, and attorney under power of attorney for property. In this conversation, Michael walks through the real-life chaos of estate administration: funeral arrangements, frozen bank and investment accounts, probate delays, tax filings, family dynamics, beneficiary conflicts, vulnerable beneficiaries, “vulture syndrome,” and the constant executor experience of having to "hurry up and wait" . He also explains why even a “simple” estate can take 18 to 24 months—and hundreds of hours—to administer properly. Brian and Michael also discuss practical steps people can take now to make life easier for their executor later. This episode is for anyone who has been named an executor, anyone thinking about who to name as executor, and anyone who assumes their estate will be “simple.” Because as Michael makes clear: being asked to act as executor may be an honour, but it is also a job. Timestamps 0:00 A very simple estate 2:05 Intro & Disclaimer 5:58 What happens when someone passes away? 10:46 What role does a professional executor play? 15:26 What causes the most challenges for the executor? 20:52 How to prepare your affairs in advance 25:07 Real-life complex secnarios 28:23 How to deal with beneficiaries 35:48 Preparing to be an executor 39:58 Compensating a professional executor 45:26 When to bring in a professional 48:16 If Michael could do anything, what would it be? 50:42 Outro

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  Episode #67

  E67 First Quarter 2026 Client Letter - Mike Tyson Edition

  Apr 6, 202618 min

  Everyone has a plan 'till they get punched in the mouth. -- Mike Tyson The first quarter of 2026 threw plenty of punches. In this episode, Brian reads his Q1 2026 quarterly letter to clients. He covers what we knew, what we anticipated, what we tried to avoid, and how we're managing through it: market volatility, liquidity challenges, and the growing impact of AI. And the secret code (and plan) he used to beat Mike! For the original transcript of this letter and to see weblinks and other media, please visit: https://ginslerwealth.com/ginsler-wealth-first-quarter-2026-client-letter-mike-tyson-edition/

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