• January 8, 2023
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  The new year is here and that means a fresh start with a new outlook and new ideas! Let go of the past misconceptions and information. Harness a new way of thinking so you can make your real estate life into reality! In this episode, Michael Harris celebrates the new year with you by

• December 19, 2022
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  In a world of rising rates, Financial Sanity Now shows you the path to debt freedom, credit empowerment, and strategic mortgage moves. In this episode, we have our host Michael Harris and a featured guest, Allen Lissauer from Financial Sanity Now. Together, they spill the beans on proven techniques to eliminate debt, improve credit

• May 21, 2023
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  Why go through the rough roads when you can painlessly go to the right destination in the most efficient way possible using the roads already paved by those who have gone before you? Michael Harris is the person who can help you avoid the same problems by navigating the way with the perfect financial

• June 19, 2023
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  Achieve the real estate life you want and get the most out of it as Michael Harris takes you on another episode full of tips, resources, and insights on today’s market. Dive into the intricacies of recent Federal Reserve actions, dissecting both their impact and what was left undone. Join us in decoding the

• July 2, 2023
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  We are halfway down the year. Fittingly, we are also celebrating Independence Day just as we are continuing the fight against inflation to gain the financial freedom we want. In this episode, Michael Harris helps us navigate through the key days we need to be looking out for. From interest increases and other inflationary

• September 26, 2023
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  The Federal Reserve didn’t raise interest rates recently but is thinking about doing it in December, possibly with fewer rate cuts next year. Interest rates, including mortgages, are going up, and this might continue for a while. It’s important to have a financial plan to adapt to these changes. US debt is a concern,