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Author and ministry leader Brendt Wills takes us deep into the heart of Scripture, exploring how the Torah, the Lord's Prayer, and even Hebrew letters reveal God's blueprints for our lives. With practical insights and inspiring testimonies, Brendt shows how to find peace, clarity, and purpose in a world full of noise. Learn to recognize God's patterns, handle spiritual warfare, and press forward with confidence. Your faith will be challenged and transformed.

Personal story: Before there was a Good Morning Aurora, there were two homies who knew each other: Brendt Jimenez & Curtis. Both had different lives, different priorities, but both would meet and chop it up in front of a pizza joint. It's fair to say both were taking care of themselves, but maybe not each other. Flash forward to this morning and those same two friends are chopping it up on the 2nd largest city's 1st daily news podcast. Both are now taking care of themselves, and each other. Brendt helped Good Morning Aurora get started. This is our way of saying "thank you" to him, Hesed House and every other person who knows that the key to a fruitful, pleasant and successful life is to do the absolute most, for others. Let's get ready to learn! Here's the news: - Visit Bardwell Residences from 10 am to noon every Saturday & Sunday for walk-in tours. Located in the newly renovated Copley hospital campus at 301 Weston avenue, this welcoming community is waiting for you! Learn more about the positive impact Bardwell Residences is making in Aurora by visiting their website here: https://www.gardant.com/bardwellresidences/ - Every first Saturday of the month, NAMI KDK will host the Family Support Group at the Batavia Public Library from 10 am to 11:30 am. Learn more about support groups in your area and how to get involved by visiting the website for NAMI KDK here: https://www.namikdk.org/ Have a great rest of the day! Good Morning Aurora will return with more news, weather and the very best of Aurora. Subscribe to the show on YouTube at this link: https://www.youtube.com/c/GoodMorningAuroraPodcast The second largest city's first daily news podcast is here. Tune in 5 days a week, Monday thru Friday to our FB Live from 9 am to 10 am. Make sure to like and subscribe to stay updated on all things Aurora. Threads: https://www.threads.net/@goodmorningaurorail Instagram: goodmorningaurorail Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6dVweK5Zc4uPVQQ0Fp1vEP... Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/.../good-morning.../id1513229463 Anchor: https://anchor.fm/goodmorningaurora ACTV (Aurora Community Television): https://www.aurora-il.org/309/Aurora-Community-TV #positivevibes #positiveenergy #downtownaurora #kanecountyil #bataviail #genevail #stcharlesil #saintcharlesil #elginil #northaurorail #auroraillinois #cityofaurorail #auroramedia #auroranews #goodmorningaurora #news #dailynews #subscribe #youtube #podcast #spotify #morningnews #morningshow #tuesday #hesedhouse #NAMIKDK --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/goodmorningaurora/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/goodmorningaurora/support

Stell dir vor, du läufst barfuß durch den Sand, schmeckst schon das Salz auf der Zunge, spürst den Wind in den Haaren und siehst die Sonne aufgehen, die alles in ein magisches Licht taucht. Dann umspült das kühle Wasser deine Füße und im nächsten Moment schmeißt du dich auf dein Brett - der Zauber beginnt… Mein heutiger Interviewgast Andi Brendt und ich teilen eine ganz besondere Leidenschaft: das Surfen. Und ob du diese Leidenschaft schon teilst oder nicht - diese Episode ist wirklich für jeden! Wir teilen unsere Erfahrungen und Tipps, wie auch du am besten mit dem Surfen starten kannst. Natürlich verraten wir dir auch, weshalb wir damit begonnen haben und es nie wieder missen möchten. Also rauf aufs Brett und hör rein! Links: Website: http://www.boarderlines-buch.de/  Facebook Andi Brendt: https://www.facebook.com/andreas.brendt.1/  Facebook Boarderlines: https://www.facebook.com/boarderlines.buch/   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/boarderlines_buch/?hl=de  Kostenlose Surfguide zum Download: subscribepage.io/WnZfkZ Keynotes: In dieser Episode erfährst du: Woher Andi und ich uns kennen Warum er mich schon gerettet hat Wie Andi seine Leidenschaft zum Surfen entdeckt hat Und welche Surfspots du auf jeden Fall kennen solltest Hast du Fragen? Feedback? Oder hättest ein Thema, welches du gerne im Podcast hören würdest? Konstruktive Kritik? Dann schreib mir an info@travel-echo.com. Über eine kurze Bewertung auf iTunes würde ich mich total freuen! Ich wünsche dir viel Spaß dabei und freue mich, dass du mit am Start bist! Hier geht es zur Übersicht des Podcasts. Du willst weitere Eindrücke von meinen Reisen? Dann folge mir doch einfach auf Instagram Wir hören uns… Nick

Brendt Blanks, from Birmingham, Alabama, shares her story of how God called her to take a step of faith from a stable job with a stable income to a build a career around a hobby she loved. Brendt will inspire you to listen intently to what God is telling you to do and to trust that He is incapable of letting you down.   IN THIS EPISODE, YOU WILL LEARN: * A step of faith is just that - a step. * You can put your trust in God because He is uniquely trustworthy. * God speaks more than you realize - are you intentionally listening to what He is saying to you today?   Connect with Brendt :  Instagram: @shegaveitago  Website : shegaveitago.com   JOIN PATREON HERE to hear Katie's Dig Deeper Devotion on "Taking Steps of Faith." Song: "My Deliverer" by Matt Maher Book: If You Want to Walk on Water, You've Got to Get Out of the Boat by John Ortberg

How do you monitor your child's social media? What's it like being a blogger husband? Which is easier to raise – boys or girls? And the most controversial – is depression real? These are just a few of the pressing questions that came up in this episode of Healthy with Heather Brown! This episode is a little different because I had my hubby Eric and our friends Brendt and Andy Blanks on the show with me! They are one of our favorite couples that we look up to because they have a strong foundation with the Lord and a strong relationship with each other and their kids. I am so excited to share this conversation with y'all today because we didn't hold anything back! Listen in for a conversation on parenting in the 21st century and so much more! In this episode, we discuss: Setting boundaries in a relationship where you work together How to find the balance between being loyal and honest to followers but also having a private life If it's more difficult to raise boys or girls in the culture we live in today Andy's involvement in Youth Ministry 360 Social media guidelines and the boundaries for children and teenagers What is intentional parenting Is depression real Resources from this Episode: shegaveitago.com Follow Brendt on Instagram Follow Brendt on Pinterest The Big, Full, Fun Podcast andyblanks.com Devil's Playground on Amazon Youth Ministry 360 How To Set Social Media Boundaries For You And Your Kids by mylifewellloved.com sciencedaily.com/releases/2022/07/220720080145.htm https://www.mylifewellloved.com/product/healthy-meal-planning-kids-edition-ebook/ Please Leave a Rating and Review: We'd appreciate you subscribing to this podcast and leaving an Apple Podcasts review. Reviews help others discover and learn what Healthy with Heather Brown is all about. It only takes a second and helps us out a lot! Don't forget to follow HWHB on Instagram for behind-the-scenes content! *** Episode Credits If you like this podcast and are thinking of creating your own, consider talking to my producer, Emerald City Productions. They helped me grow and produce the podcast you are listening to right now. Find out more at https://emeraldcitypro.com. 

SEASON 3 / EPISODE 3: During a quick trip to NYC, I was lucky enough to sit down with Brendt Barbur, the Founding Director of the Bicycle Film Festival. Heading into their 22nd year and having weathered the Covid pandemic, the BFF is slowly but surely getting back onto the world stage. We could've easily talked for hours about all sorts of things, but we did our best to stay on topic. From his early years growing up in Northern California, to taking his creative passion for film across the county and starting a life in New York City, and how the experience of getting hit by a bus while riding a bike was ultimately the fuel for founding the BFF. Not only did I learn a lot about the multiple facets of such a great organization, but it was a real pleasure to speak to such a passionate and creative person. -- Included in the "Best 40 Cycling Podcasts" on Feedspot: https://blog.feedspot.com/cycling_podcasts/ Follow on INSTAGRAM Follow on FACEBOOK Visit iRIDEaBIKE.com -- A Production of I RIDE, LLC Theme Song by Spencer Albee. Want to hear more? Visit @SpencerAlbee on social media and streaming platforms. PLEASE NOTE: Generally speaking, episodes of I RIDE A BIKE are NOT "explicit"... but due to the passionate nature of our guests, there may be language and stories that aren't appropriate for all listeners. Therefore, sometimes we are required to label as explicit. This episode of I RIDE A BIKE is supported in part by Allspeed, the Official Bike Shop of the Podcast. With convenient locations in Portland, Bethel and Carrabassett Valley Maine, Allspeed is THE local shop for everything bike. For more information, and to check out their latest hot deals, please visit Allspeed.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/irideabike/support

This week, it's my pleasure to introduce to you all Brendt Blanks, business owner and author of the blog She Gave It a Go, where she's been blogging for about five years out of her home in Birmingham, AL that she shares with four kiddos and her hubby. With a background in family and marriage therapy, blogging wasn't even on her radar until one church service where she heard the inspiring words "Go For It!" and her brand She Gave It a Go was born! Listener Podcast Review: "Jayne Ann Paints" ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I never miss an episode! I've become a faithful follower of Melanie and her podcast. There's no fluff just really good information that I'm able to implement in my own business

In episode 99 of Murder and Such, Hunter discusses the dangers of trying to talk to people that know, let alone, hitching a ride with them. This may not be a case of an Uber driver, but on a fateful June afternoon in 2017, one Chinese scholar student hitched a ride with a man who had an insatiable taste for blood. This is Brendt Allen Christensen.The Murder and Such merch store is finally open for business! Get your shirts, hoodies, coffee mugs, tapestries, face masks, and everything else with my stupid logos on there at this link: https://www.teepublic.com/?ref_id=16051If you would like to get Murder and Such early and ad free, please consider donating to the Patreon at:https://www.patreon.com/MurderandSuchor you can find the link to make a one time donation by visiting:https://www.murderandsuch.com Follow Murder and Such at the following links!On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/murderandsuch/On Twitter: https://twitter.com/MurderandSuchOn Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/murdandsuch/On Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/murderandsuchWebsite: https://www.MurderandSuch.comFollow your host Hunter at these links!On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/huntor27/On Twitter: https://twitter.com/huntor27

Originally calling themselves Sorcerer, a handful of musicians from eastern Pennsylvania played mostly cover songs at local clubs and bars.  Then the band morphed into an original progressive metal band with members Mike Baker, Carl Cadden-James, Chris Ingles, and Brendt Allman creating a demo under the name Shadow Gallery. They were the second band signed to Magna Carta Records in 1991.  Listen to some of the untold stories told by Brendt & Carl of how the band was formed and created their debut album on this podcast episode, hosted by current band member Gary Wehrkamp and crew member Jill Hughes. 

Mark and Lee catch up with Brendt and talk NIL and SEC. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wnsp/support

Andy Blanks is the Co-Founder and Publisher for Iron Hill Press. He is an author, speaker, former marine, avid outdoorsman, woodworker, and podcast host. He lives in Birmingham, AL with his wife, Brendt, and their four children. The best way to describe Andy is that he's the most published author you've never heard of. He's authored dozens of books and sold hundreds of thousands, but my favorite way to describe him is that he's been a mentor and friend of mine for nearly 24 years. When Bryan was a junior in high school in Eufaula, Alabama, Andy was a college student and his disciple now leader at First Baptist Eufaula. They reconnected when Bryan was in grad school in Birmingham and have been writing books together since then. Andy Blanks dons many a moniker : Father. Husband, Author. Speaker. Podcast host. Co-founder of YM360 & Iron Hill Press. Co-host of The Big, Full, Fun Podcast. Marine. Self described Sub-par but impassioned runner. We hope you enjoy this conversation we were blessed to have with Andy. In this episode we cover a ton of ground like why story resonates with all ages, parenting struggles and goals, as well as the work Andy I doing in Men's Ministry. Tolkien Response to the question, Why not fly the Eagles to Mordor, it would have been a whole lot easier. Check it out Here. Download the New Strive App Here Learn more about Iron Hill Press Here Follow Andy on Twitter Follow Their podcast "The Big, Full Fun Podcast." Follow us on Instagram Follow us on Twitter Visit our Website We would love to hear from you email us thestoriedoutdoors@gmail.com Music written and recorded by Brad Hill

In episode 44 of The Gunn Show, Brendt Holden, President of Haimer USA, swings by to share his adventure through manufacturing with the world! Such an incredible story and person! This is not an ep...

Frank Hart & Brendt Brooks from PockitTV is on the show to talk about WIN MY RIDE.The Biggest custom car give-away in South Africa. The BMW E30 has had a ton of work done on it and is heading to spray booth.To enter and win go to https://pockittv.mobi#WinMyRide #E30 #BMW #BMWE30 #widebodyE30

In Episode 15 of The Big, Full, Fun Podcast, Brendt and Andy catch everyone up on their family happenings, including an epicly bad haircut for their son, Paul. In "Put You On The Spot," Brendt asks Andy a question about his morning routine that gets a little off the rails. But the best part of this episode is when Andy and Brendt look back on their respective businesses and share five things they wished they had known when they were getting started. These five tips will be wind in the sails to any entrepreneur or a relatively new business owner. But even if you just have a side hustle, you don't want to miss this invaluable insight.

Why does God allow us the joy of experiencing epic stories? After all, He doesn't have to. In Episode 14, Andy and Brendt share one of their all-time favorite stories: the birth story of their son, Paul. You don't want to miss it; it's about as cool as a birth story gets. You may laugh. You may cry. But one thing is sure: you'll be reminded how God weaves such rich stories through the timeline of our lives.

Episode 13 is a learning exercise, both for you, the listener, and Andy, who learned a LOT about his wife, Brendt, in this episode. Why didn't she watch Saved by the Bell? And WHAT is her favorite Christmas song??? But the best part of this episode is Andy and Brendt discussing the importance of holiday traditions and what you can do to start some new ones. Also, don't miss Safe Travels, where Brendt passes along a killer recipe and Andy shares a devotional thought for you to ponder this week.

In Episode 12, Brendt starts out by sharing the epic story about her surprise back surgery, and in "Put You On The Spot," you'll learn the worst gifts Andy has ever bought for Brendt. But the real heart of the episode is Andy and Brendt asking the question, "What makes your family, well, your family"? What are the four or five words you'd use to describe your family? Better yet, if you asked your children or spouse to describe your family, how would you feel about their answers? This is a fun little exercise that can reaffirm the things you love about your family or shine a light on some changes you may need to make.

"Help! I want to change jobs. What do I do!?" We're in the middle of what's being called The Great Resignation. Fueled by various factors, more people than ever are quitting their jobs and searching for new careers. According to Fortune magazine, nearly 2/3rds of US workers have considered a job change in the last year. In this episode, Andy and Brendt talk about their journeys with career changes and pass along an essential framework for evaluating your own job/career choices. Along the way, they have a lot of fun doing it! Maybe you're considering a job change. Maybe you have a friend or loved one who is. Regardless, you don't want to miss this episode!

Episode 10 of The Big, Full, Fun Podcast is for anyone who has ever felt the frustration of trying to lead a family Bible study. As parents, we all know that we are supposed to be the primary disciple-making voices for our children. But let's be honest: family devotions can be tricky! In this episode, Andy and Brendt pass along five must-haves for any family Bible study time. You'll LOVE these tips! In this episode, you'll also discover that Andy has a fear of candy apples, the one place in the world Brendt could go if she could go anywhere, and so much more.

Episode 9 of The Big, Full, Fun Podcast is FULL of awesome stuff. In this episode, Brendt falls back on her Marriage and Family Therapist days to drop some incredible knowledge. She shares the magic formula for a healthy marriage that is backed by actual research. Do you want a healthy marriage? Then you don't want to miss this. But that's not all! We find out what Andy would really like his name to be, Brendt's secret talent, PLUS, a great devotional resource in "Safe Travels." You do NOT want to miss this episode. And if you like what you hear, don't forget to leave a review!

You do NOT want to miss this Episode 8 of the Big, Full, Fun Podcast! In this episode, Andy and Brendt interview two of their favorite people in the world, Chuck and Emily Hooten. Chuck and Emily are musicians, artists, writers, photographers, . . . really, just all-around creatives. But they also bring the same creative spirit to their marriage and their parenting. When you hear Chuck and Emily talk about their approach to living life on mission, it will be all you can do not to grab your family and head out the door to the next adventure. As always, Andy and Brendt put their guests on the spot with questions about kids' birthday parties and fashion trends. And Brendt shares her favorite coffee drink in "Safe Travels." If you like what you hear, don't forget to leave us a review!

Brendt and Andy start this episode with some confessions about their new Apple watches and, along the way, drop some solid knowledge about Halloween in the South. After a revealing round of "Put You On The Spot," Andy and Brendt pull back the curtain on what drives them as a couple. It really can be summed up in one question: "How are you spending your life?" The couple unpacks how this powerful question impacts how they look at their careers, marriage, parenting, and even leisure. This mindset is a significant part of their lives, and they want to challenge you to make it a part of yours. Don't miss this episode's "Safe Travels," as Andy drops an amazing recipe and Brendt passes along a To-Do hack that will help you reframe your day.

Join us on Show 128 as we chat with Bicycle Film Festival's Founding Director Brendt Barbur about their virtual screening of the festival in Milwaukee. We recorded this show live at Bremen Cafe in Riverwest Milwaukee. Talkin' Schmack Outta the old shoppeSteel is Real Check out podcastmke.org Milwaukee by Bike's 1st Aniversary Mural Alley Cat Party Show Guest - Brendt Barbur, Bicycle Film Festival's Founding Director 20th yearHit by a busPortion Benefits Bike FedShepard FaireyRidley ScottHow do we find you on the webs? Call in to our Voice Mail at 717-727-2453 and ask the guys a question or leave a comment! Show Beer - Lakefront IPA Steel is Real pix from Sven, Liisa and Sam M Shit Worth Doin' September 10th-12th - Levis Mound Fat-Tire Festival set for at the Levis Trow Mountain Bike Trails! - https://www.facebook.com/events/487540975642339/ September 18th - Daikaiju at XRay Arcade - Milwaukee, WISeptember 25th - Shawano, WI - 9th Annual Bike the Barn Quilts - http://shawanopathways.org    Please consider getting something nice for yourself from the Everyday Cycles store! Bikes!  On the stand, Nadda. Gotta build the new spaceNew Build - Large Schlick Tatanka, Orange.Schlick FatbikesChumba USA Stella Ti V3 Medium DemoTeesdale Road Frame and Fork - 56cm - Currently bare frame ready for paint or powderRoll C:1 British Racing Green - LargeA bunch of Schlick Growler (Zen Bicycle Fabrications AR 45) frames for custom builds - Al bought one!29+ Schlick Cycles frames for custom buildsComing soon, maybe, a Small Chumba Ursa Major Fatbike if Sven can let it go.Contact info@everydaycycles.com Call-in to 717-727-2453 and leave us a message about how cycling is making your life better! Disclosure: Some of the links on this page are affiliate links. Clicking these and making a purchase will directly support Full Spectrum Cycling. Thanks!

In this episode, Andy and Brendt welcome in football season and discuss a new team allegiance. Then, in "Put You On The Spot," Brendt confesses Andy's most annoying habit, much to Andy's shock. But the main topic of the episode is how as parents, especially parents of multiple children, we must attempt to connect with our children individually. Andy and Brendt share a three-part framework for making sure we're creating space to build unique relationships with our individual children. Finally, in "Safe Travels," Brendt shares five great devotional apps for women, and Andy passes along two albums he's been listening to this week.

In this episode, Andy and Brendt interview Heather and Eric Brown. Heather is the founder and main voice behind My Life Well Loved, a lifestyle brand that empowers busy moms to find balance and live a life where they thrive. Eric, Heather's husband, has his own successful career in healthcare as a CRNP for CVA in Birmingham, AL. And so Andy and Brendt talk to these two about how they manage their work and their family, how they deal with the tension between parenting vs. career that inevitably comes up, and some of their best date-night ideas (which are pretty amazing!). But before Andy and Brendt get to their interview with the Browns, they talk about their own varied and sometimes-weird jobs, as well as play a round of “Put You On The Spot” (where we learn that Brendt has a pretty radical idea for a potential dream career).

Episode 4 of the Big, Full, Fun Podcast is a good one! The kids are back in school, which means a sad farewell to summer and rejoicing in the return of routine. In "Put You On The Spot," Andy both considers the concept of parenting fails and survives Brendt's rapid-fire questions. The heart of this episode is Brendt dipping back into her Marriage and Family Counseling days to give listeners a powerful tool for reframing their thoughts and feelings to power through any situation. Andy has a confession about his lunch habits that leads to a discussion about a recent study on children and processed foods. And in Safe Travels, Brendt shares a quote from Mother Teresa, and Andy passes along a suggestion for an awesome novel.

In this episode, Andy asks is it normal to constantly hide things from your children; Brendt and Andy discuss the obstacles that keep people from pursuing their passions (and how to overcome them); and Brendt answers a major question about the future.

In this episode, Brendt shares how a strong daily routine powers her productivity as a working mom; Andy finally comes up with a few names for his (fake) country band; and Brendt has a confession to make about a certain aspect of her parenting.

In the first ever episode, Andy and Brendt recap their family's busy summer and what they took away from an epic out West trip; Andy discovers scales; and Brendt stumps Andy on the made-up name of his make believe country music band.

Time is such an odd ingredient in the realm of wealth creation. When treated with respect, a good amount of time can be your greatest ally. When ignored, however, time can be your biggest risk. In a country with so much historical inequality, the idea of intergenerational wealth seems entirely mythical. However, a small amount of money sprinkled with a great deal of time makes building a nest egg for the next generation seem downright simple. By the same token, sleeping at the wheel creates an opportunity for inflation to eat away at real returns.  In this week's episode, we explore intergenerational wealth building strategies using two real world examples. Is this our cutest episode yet? You tell us. Subscribe to our RSS feed here. Subscribe or rate us in iTunes. Mark  I have twin girls who just turned five. I have contributed to their own respective RAs since they were eight months old. I started at R1k a month each and this contribution has increased by 10% a year. I will keep up with the annual increases for as long as possible, but I realise the contributions will become pretty large over time.  My girls have Capitec bank accounts and are registered with SARS and file tax returns. They are building up tax credits from the RA contributions in their name with SARS given they have little or no taxable income.  I realise this might not be the most tax-efficient or tax-effective option for saving for your kids and DeWet and others might disagree with it. I have outlined below why I went with this strategy over TFSA or unit trusts in their name or the plethora of additional options and combinations.  RA is with Sygnia, so it is a low-cost product, and their capital can compound tax-free over a long period 50+ years.  They can't touch it when they turn 18. I acknowledge this lack of access can be a double-edged sword given they might like it for a car, a deposit for a property, starting a business, etc. The tax credits they are building up with SARS should see them receive some decent tax refunds when they first start working which they can use for the uses as mentioned earlier or to plough into their own TFSA or back into the RA for even more tax credits. I acknowledge I am giving SARS an interest-free loan and the effect of inflation on the tax credits is a downside here. I also recognise I am losing out on the tax credit myself.  They can keep contributing to the RA's when they start working as it is already set up for them.  Having the RA, Bank A/C, EasyEquities account, and a SARS efiling profile provides an excellent financial education base when they are older.  TFSA and/or unit trust they can access when they are eighteen, and they could withdraw everything and blow it all so this strategy guards against this. Some may see this as excessive control or control from beyond the grave, and I take their point.  This RA is their inheritance which should be substantial even in today's rands by the time they can draw down on it. Some of their inheritance they get when they are younger once the tax refunds kick in from the contributions and the balance when they are older.  There are pros and cons to the above approach compared to other kids saving options but after I weighed several different approaches and strategies, I decided to go with this one for now for better or worse.  Wesley The lifetime limit is inflated periodically The scheme is abandoned to inflation The allowable limits are significantly increased (as has happened in many other countries) If the lifetime limit is not increased periodically, the TFSA scheme is abandoned to inflation and will become worthless, much like the interest income exemption has been abandoned. At a 4.5% midrange inflation target, assuming the original 30k annual contributions took 16.7 years to max out the 500k, the value of the 500k limit at that date will be around 240k in today's money for someone starting out on that future date. Those future starters will be proportionally disenfranchised from the TFSA scheme.  The time horizon from birth to earning enough to contribute to a tax-free account is 20 or 25 years. The optimal time horizon for a TFSA is much longer than that.  A child born now, six years into the TFSA scheme, starting their contributions at 25 years old would have lost 75% of the value of the original 500k limit. It's not a very valuable loss at that point. I'm assuming the lifetime limit will always increase to allow an annual contribution. If not, the best possible course of action is to get in on the ground floor on this once off opportunity before it becomes worthless. Win of the week is: Henno Feedback for Lizl, whose company wants to force her to move her brokerage accounts in-house.  “It's always important to take a closer look at the conditions of employment in your contract on the day you started. Anything that changes after that requires a process of consultation. The employer can't make changes unilaterally. The consultation process is more than an email from HR. What typically happens is HR sends an addendum to your employment contract, none of the employees query it before signing and then it's as if the consultation happened and you accepted it. I'd argue if my original employment contract didn't include anything about this, if there was no consultation process and if I didn't sign anything, they can't enforce that rule. If they want to fire me after that, I'd go to the CCMA on the grounds of an unfair dismissal.” Gerrie My employer is massively exposed if I were to abuse any potential privileged information to do some insider trading, either on my own accounts or within family accounts. The regulatory world has changed massively in recent years and fines from the FSCA can run into 100s of millions in addition to imprisoning my employer's directors. Banks and other institutions take this very seriously and would rather have too harsh restrictions on their employees than to allow anyone to abuse the system. Financial institutions force all their employees to trade under a watchful eye.  It's not fun, but I understand why.   I informed my employer's compliance team of all my and my family's accounts at EasyEquities and I told them I have no desire to move it.  Turns out the process was slick and simple.  I only buy ETFs at EasyEquities and never individual shares.  My purpose is to invest and not to trade and ETFs fall outside of the trading restrictions.  I made a declaration to that extent and the compliance team told me to happily continue doing so.  They may ask me for a statement from time to time and I'll gladly supply it, but there is no need for any ongoing burdensome process.  The entire process took me half an hour to resolve.  I made full disclosure.  They are aware of my accounts and my or may not check up later.  I have undertaken to inform them the moment I intend doing anything other than investing in ETFs.  I prepared myself for much pain that never happened.  So Lizl– my experience was that there was no need to move accounts and trigger capital gains events.  What a relief. Koketso  I started looking into my investments and was horrified that: - My EAC was sitting around 2.45%; 1.15% of which was advice fees - The general performance of my investments in the last 3 years was not great and with the 2.4% in fees I practically kept money under my mattress and all that prudence was for nothing! What I have done so far is: - Got rid of my financial advisor dropping 1.15% of fees from my EAC - stopped contributing to my RA as I have intentions to move abroad in the next 2-5 years - Moved funds from the more expensive products to a global feeder while I figure out what to do I recognise that this is not ideal, but this was a first step and one step at a time! And the questions: For my global money, I would like to invest most of my USD abroad (not using any local platforms) and in ETFs. Do you have any recommendations?  I understand that from an estate planning perspective, Switzerland recognises SA wills should anything happen Before I fired him, my financial advisor recommended two products, the first with the above in mind: the Galileo balanced fund which has fees of 2%+. I must mention here that the advisor works for Galileo so I was not 100% sold on this idea.  the nedgroup investments core global fund, details also attached For my local money, again I am all in for ETFs and would also want to look at moving away from my expensive platform. - If I wanted to say move to a cheaper provider, how do I actually do that? Would there be CGT on my unit trust and TFSA? - I am thinking the following for my ETFs TFSA: 50% ashburton 1200 ; 50% MSCI world Unit trusts:  50% - ashburton 1200, 30% satrix 40 and 20% MSCI world Retirement annuity: I won't add to this for the moment. I know there is a requirement to have a max 30% offshore holding so I'm thinking to change the makeup of my RA to: 15% ashburton 1200; 15% MSCI world and not too sure what else   Brendt  My mother is 62 years old, and will be retiring from work in Apr 2022. My parents plan to save R20k a month from now on until they retire. My mother has no retirement products apart from one RA that has a current balance of R80k. My parents want to have as much of their savings available in discretionary savings as possible. My idea was for them to pay the R20k monthly saving into my mother's RA until it reaches a balance of about R220k. Then open up another RA with a different service provider and save the remaining monthly amount to this RA.  That way my mother would have two RAs on retirement, both of which will have a balance of less than R247k, which is the lowest amount for which it is mandatory to buy a living/guaranteed annuity with. Meaning that she would be able to withdraw 100% of both RAs as a lump sum, tax free (She has yet to make use of the R500k tax free withdrawal concession), to invest in ETFs for retirement. She will be able to reduce her taxable income in the year or so that she invests the money in the RAs, without being bound to a guaranteed/living annuity and the personal income tax implications on retirement (CGT is sooo much cheaper). In effect SARS will be paying them. :)Chris Many young South Africans are drawn to the idea of working on the yachts in the Mediterannean as a way to explore the world and earn some hard currency. I spent five months as a steward, sailing from Monaco to Barcelona with plenty of glamorous stops along the way!  I managed to save some of the Euros that I earned overseas and those are in a Standard Bank Isle of Man account (earning next to no interest). I am keen to make that cash work a bit harder, so I would like to exchange it into Rands and invest it in some ETFs (a question for a later date). I have been hesitant to “just transfer” the Euros to my South African bank account until I fully understand the tax implications.  What is the most tax efficient way to get the funds from my Isle of Man account to my South African account? What is the best way to actually transfer the funds from one account to the other? Brett  My emergency fund will cover about 6-9 months of living costs. That is more than I've got invested in equities. I'd like to have much more exposure to equities to get maximum growth over the next 20 years.  How would you recommend investing such a lump sum to gain relatively high growth for cash (5-10%), while keeping it relatively low risk, and liquid? I've considered the following: FNB Money Maximiser - 3.75% interest, completely liquid. The interest rate I believe is fixed to the lending rate as it was closer to 7% a year back. It's still higher than typical liquid saving accounts. Fixed deposit or 32 day notice was not considered liquid enough. Money Market products offered the highest growth out of the products i looked at, i.e. a few percent above inflation. But the costs and fees were also the highest, and based on recent performance and inflation, the high fees largely eroded any gains.  High dividend or REITs ETFs, which seems to have a yield of about 2-5%, so very much in line with inflation. (And then some growth) Bond ETFs, like New Funds GOVI, which was about 6-7% growth based on 3-5 years.  And last is to keep it in my mortgage to reduce the interest I pay each month, at prime. So many options right? Would you recon it is best to keep the cash? Candice De Wet mentioned asking your HR department to adjust the RA contribution figure on their payslip to include the personal contributions. My payslip has been showing an R2906.75 shortfall in contributions as I have been doing my own thang.  I asked the HR department to adjust this and the difference is just over R1000 extra on my net. This will be going straight to my TFSA monthly. Lebo I currently have a tax free account with EasyEquities. I've maxed out the R36000 limit for the year and I know the lifetime limit is R500000. I was wondering once the lifetime limit is reached, can I open another tax free account and receive the R36000 tax free benefit on the new account? Basically can I start the process over with another account and effectively have a R1m lifetime limit?

In the episode you will learn: The story behind Brendt Barbur the Founder of the BICYCLE FILM FESTIVAL and how this year after 20 yrs the Festival went virtual.

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Especial navideño donde contamos algunas tradiciones navideñas en diferentes partes del mundo, el origen de Santa Claus, villancicos, Coca-Cola, McDonalds, piñatas y una historia navideña del Tío Brendt. ¡Feliz Navidad y Próspero 2021! Canal de Discord: https://discord.gg/j7pdkpQpeZ Hosts: Targus: https://twitter.com/TargusR Roni: https://twitter.com/RoniTheDog PacoPanda: https://twitter.com/panda_paco Apolo: https://twitter.com/ElTioBrendt Koidel: https://twitter.com/KoidelCoyote

This week, we welcome an awesome guest! The Founding Director of the Bicycle Film Festival, Brenda Barbur. Access the films for the East Lansing film festival with the link below! Buy Tickets, watch anywhere, while supporting some awesome folks: https://btt.boldtypetickets.com/events/109731272/bicycle-film-festival-east-lansing 20th Annual Bicycle Film Festival East Lansing Hosted by MSU Bike Service Center December 18-30 Website: www.bicyclefilmfestival.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bicyclefilmfestival Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BicycleFilmFestival Bicycle Film Festival has been celebrating bicycles through art, film and music the last 20 years. The physical BFF spanned the world in over 90 cities worldwide to an audience of over one million people. The festival has an incredible history of working with the most important artists, filmmakers, venues, and institutions around the world. BFF East Lansing hosted by MSU Bike Service Center is presenting an international selection of short films and includes a film featuring MSU graduate, Hilene Tibebe. The shorts program will appeal to a wide audience from film connoisseurs to avid cyclists and everything in between. Let the BFF curated collection of short films take you on a journey around the world as we learn about a charismatic Ghanian immigrant in Amsterdam who teaches refugee adult women to ride bikes – experience a birds-eye view of a BLM bicycle protest ride from New York to DC - feel the anguish of a father's loss – the struggle of a young woman and her bike in Iran – meet a legend in cycling breaking barriers for women's cycling. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/localroots/support

WhatMakesUsFire Family,In this episode of the podcast we have Mr. Brendt, better know as The_Fireman_Freddy (Freddy for short). A Firefighter in the state of Michigan, Freddy shares his story and outlooks on his life as a Firefighter. Him and I dive into his background, thoughts about the job, and a bit into how he manages his mental health. Freddy (as his close friends call him), also gives us his story on how he became know as The_Fireman_Freddy. A Firefighter sharing simple recipes he cooks at the station for his crew, and sometimes at home for his family. WhatMakesUsFire Family please give a warm welcome to Mr. The_Fireman_Freddy!!! https://linktr.ee/WhatMakesUsFireSupport the show (https://cash.app/$WhatMakesUsFire)

The halls are being decked and tis' the season to be jolly! This episode includes a special interview with our "BEST FRIENDS OF THE SHOW" Andy and Brendt Blanks (@shegaveitago). If you are still trying to figure out what a bough of holly is, then this episode is for you. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/holdonpodcast/message

Ja, ik weet het... Het is een beetje een lange titel geworden, maar deze titel dekt wel precies de lading. Een van de dingen die ik het meeste doe in mijn werk als bevallingscounsellor, is vrouwen helpen bij het verwerken van hun traumatische bevalling. Wat ik moeders tijdens deze sessies vaak hoor zeggen, is: 'Ik weet niet of ik het ooit nog een keertje aandurf.' En ook ik herken dat. Er zit niet voor niets bijna 8 jaar leeftijdsverschil tussen mijn twee kinderen. Nog steeds ben ik iedere dag dankbaar dat ik het nog wel een keertje heb aangedurfd en dat onze zoon Brendt ons gezin compleet heeft gemaakt, maar goed dat is een andere discussie. Misschien herken jij deze strijd tussen je hoofd en je hart wel. In hart leeft het verlangen naar nog een kindje en je hoofd vindt daar gelijk van alles van en probeert je op andere gedachte te brengen, want 'wat als...' Juist dan is het belangrijk om te zorgen dat je eerst je bevalling verwerkt. Ik bedoel... anders ga je een beslissing nemen gebaseerd op angst en dat kan nooit goed uitpakken, omdat je hoofd altijd zal proberen om jou veilig te houden. Naast de verwerking, help ik ook regelmatig vrouwen die enorm twijfelen over of ze nog een kindje willen of niet. En de nummer 1 vraag die ik hen dan altijd stel, stel ik nu ook aan jou in deze podcast. Let op... het is een hele pittige en confronterende vraag, maar als je me inmiddels een beetje kent, weet je dat ik dat soort dingen niet zo snel uit de weg ga. En tegelijkertijd geeft deze vraag ook gelijk enorm inzicht in waar je staat. Ben je benieuwd? Luister dan zeker deze podcast!

Elias And The DraugI got this tale from Roald Dahls' Book of Ghost Stories (https://amzn.to/31BmIUU)which is a very well-curated collection. Often, ghost stories collections are just a rehash of the same old tired stories, but Roald Dahl put some goodies in this one. Of course, Dahl was of Norwegian descent, so it is perhaps natural he should include a Norwegian writer. This story Elias And The Draug was published in 1870. Of course, the 19th Century was a time of a revival in traditional folk stories, often Germanic such as Hans Andersen and the Brothers Grimm, and often very grim. This story is a horror story, absolutely, and a ghost story in that it features a supernatural creature, a resident of faerie, the draug. And in its style, it is definitely akin to fairytales which are one of the sources of the ghost story form. Jonas Lie was born at Hokksund in Norway in 1833, and he died in 1905. he is considered to be one of the four greats of Norwegian literature. His father was appointed sheriff of Tromsø which is a very northern part of Norway with chunks of the region within the Arctic circle. This area has a rich Sámi heritage, and we note the reference to the Lapp girl in the story whom the surviving child Brendt marries and settles down, never going to sea again. Lie wanted to go in the navy, but his eyesight was so weak he never succeeded in going to sea professionally. Instead, he became a lawyer, which was probably more lucrative. He went to University in Christiania and got to know the Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen and Bjornsterne Bjornson, another famous Norwegian author less known outside Norway than Ibsen. He published his first novel in 1870, Den Fremsynte, which like much of his work focuses on Norwegian life, the traditions and folklore and the constant encounter with the sea.  My Money Making SchemesBelow I list various things you can do to show your appreciation for my work producing the podcast. These range from buying my books, to starting your own podcast to shopping at Amazon. Tony's Ghost Story BooksMy latest book, London Horror Stories is available on Amazon US (https://amzn.to/2NgZHQu). Ghost and horror stories with a sense of place.  It's available free for Patrons. It's doing moderately well and the audiobook will be coming in stream soon through Author's Republic, which you'll be able to get on Audible. If you've read it and like it, could you please leave a review on Amazon? All purchases, recommendations and support of London Horror Stories is massively helpful to me. Support Tony on Ko-fi!The show is only possible through the support of appreciative listeners. If you'd like to show your appreciation for the podcast, why not nip over to Tony's Ko-Fi page and buy him a coffee? There are also some free tracks there for download, and others to buy. Go here (https://ko-fi.com/tonywalker) to visit Tony's Ko-Fi page. Pledge via PatreonThe regular support of patrons via Patreon ensures that podcast hosting gets paid every month. If you feel you'd like to be a committed supporter, please sign up at the Patreon page (https://www.patreon.com/barcud). Music by The Heartwood InstituteYou can listen to the album from which this is taken here (https://theheartwoodinstitute.bandcamp.com/album/witch-phase-four). Please support hauntological music! Start Your Own Podcast!I am very happy with the wonderful responsive support and constant innovation of my podcast host, Captivate FM. If you want to start a podcast, you will be supported by them all the way. If you use this affiliate link (https://www.captivate.fm/signup?ref=tonywalker) to join Captivate, I also benefit, so thank you! Do You Shop At Amazon?And if so did you know, that if you click to Amazon on my link, even if you don't buy my book, anything you do buy in that session gives me a tiny little percentage of love.  So, buy my book! It's only 99c! Or at... Support this podcast

Brendt Reil is a New York-based Actor and Singer. He has performed in various tours and regional productions across the US, as well as numerous concert halls and cabaret settings. He studies with the Deena Levy theater studio and has a degree in Vocal Performance from Indiana University. While traveling abroad on a dream vacation tour of South America, visiting his best friend who was performing on The Zaandam Cruise ship, he suddenly found himself quarantined, with COVID-19 on board. After battling the horrible symptoms himself he made it back to the US a month later with a life-changing experience and story to share. As we all manage life in quarantine, hear the inspirational story behind Brendt's journey from ground zero with COVID-19 on a stranded cruise ship.HIGHLIGHTS OF OUR CONVERSATION1:24 - Ground zero with COVID-19 on a cruise ship6:17 - A once-in-a-lifetime vacation turns dramatically10:03 - Things start to change on the ship15:14 - "And what happened next nobody could predict."19:12 - Brendt's experience with COVID-1924:10 - The emotional experience of living with COVID-19 on a stranded cruise ship29:21 - The cruise ship goes mainstream media33:55 - The price of a human life37:45 - The impact of living through COVID-19 on a cruise ship 43:04 - Would you get on a cruise ship again?48:21 - Dreaming about going home51:44 - How will you live your life now after coronavirus?CONNECT WITH FREDDIECheck out my website - https://freddiesetgo.com/   Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/freddiesetgo/Read my Favs - https://freddiesetgo.com/freddies-favorites/  Sing For Your Seniors - https://http://singforyourseniors.org  Amp Coil - https://www.ampcoil.comABOUT FREDDIEI'm Freddie Kimmel, a Functional Health Coach, Reiki Healer, Certified Personal Trainer, Gut Health Specialist, and a proud cancer survivor. I help men and women eliminate brain fog, bloat and belly fat through gut health. I've been featured in The Wall Street Journal, the Full Plate Podcast, An Excellent Example of Being Human, State of the Arts on LA talk radio and Dance Magazine. I have a Bachelor of Fine Arts from SUNY Brockport, attended SUNY Fredonia, and graduated from the Institute of Functional Health Coaching. I can be found in NYC living each day to its fullest and focused on creating more value than what I capture. Please stand back from the awesomeness that's about to unfold.  CREDITSInterview: Brendt ReilPodcast edited and mixed by 51 features. Connect with Andrew at andrew {at} 51features {dot} com.

In this episode we welcome Ben to the podcast! While he's not a Kenobi or a Solo, he knows his Star Wars and Disney and brings his enthusiasm to the show. This week Brendt, Brian, and Ben discuss what they have been watching on Disney+, The Mandalorian season finale, and the return of Clone Wars. Brian reviews the movie, Blank Check, and then assigns a movie from the Disney Vault for Brendt to watch. We conlude with discussion of the Marvel sizzle reel released during the Super Bowl and the drama-rama surrounding Lizzie McGuire.

Brendt Munro, Director of Altor Capital shares his story with us today.In this episode we talk about the way Accountants should speak to clients to add the most value.Sacred cows are discussed and Brendt emphasises the importance of addressing them for business growth.His thoughts on leadership were interesting and our favourite quote was when he said ‘Leadership is taking people on a journey they want to be on.’ This episode was co-hosted by Amanda Campbell, and Sumith Dissanayake.

DoubleLine Capital portfolio manager Brendt Stallings joins DoubleLine Deputy Chief Investment Officer Jeffrey Sherman and portfolio manager Samuel Lau for a broad discussion of the U.S. equity market on The Sherman Show. Much of their discussion centers on the prospects ... Read More

Caution, this episode contains graphic content about gruesome crimes and also involves sexual violence. Listener discretion is strongly advised. Thank you to my husband Ryan, for reading the parts of Brendt. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/truecrimecorner/support

Flyover States Podcast Ep. 59—Brendt Dikkers Recorded: 12/18/18–Eilerts Bar Welcome to the Flyover States Podcast. Focusing on the people, businesses, and current topics of life in the #815 Based out of Freeport, Illinois. In this episode My buddy Brendt joined me after bowling league to talk about some local and current topics. Thanks for listening and please help the show by spreading the word. Share a link, comment, or follow on social media. To email the show for questions or booking contact Flyoverstatespod@gmail.com www.facebook.com/flyoverstatespodcast Soundcloud @flyoverstatespod Itunes itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/flyov…d1205811786?mt=2 Flyover States Entertainment www.flyoverstates.net www.facebook.com/flyoverstatesentertainment

Recorded in the aftermath of Dave's wedding, we bring on movie and theater lover Brendt to take his place. Safe to say that what he might lack in Dave's lovable charm he more than makes up for on cinema trivia and film expertise. Matinee is a movie you've likely never heard of, but is truly a worthy entry in the canon of brunch movies. Learn dark secrets about Andy's past on this journey down memory lane.

DoubleLine portfolio manager Brendt Stallings joins Jeffrey Sherman and Sam Lau on The Sherman Show to discuss the change of the S&P 500’s former Telecommunication Services sector into the new Communication Services sector. This represents the biggest change to the ... Read More

Flyover States Podcast Ep. # 53 Brendt Dikkers and Eric Rausch recorded- 8/28/18- Eilerts The guests for this episode were Brendt Dikkers and Eric Rausch. We talked about their daily life stuff, couple of recent current topics, and life growing up in a small town. Thanks for listening and please help the show by spreading the word. Share a link, comment, or follow on social media. To email the show for questions or booking contact Flyoverstatespod@gmail.com www.facebook.com/flyoverstatespodcast Soundcloud @flyoverstatespod Itunes itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/flyov…d1205811786?mt=2 www.facebook.com/flyoverstatesentertainment

From his blue-collar upbringing on the Kahnawake reserve to the brights lights of L.A. to the heart of Toronto's arts scene, Mohawk artist Brendt Thomas Diabo has been on quite the journey. But even though he's best known for his signature blend of roots, rock and old-time country, there's more to his life than just music. Since getting his big break on APTN's Mohawk Girls, he's built himself an impressive acting resume and dipped his toes in the world of film production. As a carpenter by trade, he's also worked on set designs for a Star Trek movie, the TV show Suits and more.  In this week's episode of Beyond The Mic, Brendt talks about stereotypes in the film industry, his love for Link Wray and a whole lot more.

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This is your guide to the Official Disney fan convention, the D23 Expo. As seasoned D23 Expo attendees, Nick and Zoe give helpful tips and tricks while Brendt, the savvy convention goer lends his expertise to assist you in prioritizingRead more...

In this edition of JHP Zoe, Nick and Brendt talk about their thoughts on Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. The highs, the lows and its place in the galaxy.

We give a wrap up of our most memorable NY Comic Con 2016 experiences, discuss WDW AP appreciation, Avatar reveals, Disney Parks possibly coming to live-action TV and more. Nick runs down the latest Star Wars headlines, Brendt goes overRead more...

We all have tales of adventure to tell on this edition of JHP… Zoe bumps kids out of the way at a claw machine, Nick tests out purses at Kate Spade and Brendt cordons off an area at Toys RRead more...

Brendt Thomas Diabo is both an established actor and an established singer-songwriter steeped in the country and blues tradition. By way of the Kahnawake Reservation on Montréal’s south shore, Diabo now resides in Toronto where Derek and Travis caught with him to talk about, among other things, the songwriting process, what makes a good character-driven song, and his uncanny ability to write anywhere. Theme Music: “I Quit My Job” by Old Man Luedecke, courtesy of True North Records www.oldmanluedecke.com www.TrueNorthRecords.com

This week we go shopping with Zoe as she tells us all the latest Disney clothes, bags and of course Tsum Tsum that every fan needs to add to cart. Brendt updates us on the latest Marvel TV series, GuardiansRead more...

Brendt and Nick just got back from NY Comic Con and have a ton of Marvel and Star Wars info to share with you including news on the TV shows, movies, video games and more. We review the value ofRead more...

Hosted by Nick, Brendt and Zoe, The Jedi, Hero and Princess Podcast brings together the best of the Disney universe. This week, we discuss our hoarding issues when it comes to collectibles. We have the latest update on the FrozenRead more...

Brendt Barbur is the founding Director of the Bicycle Film Festival. The Bicycle Film Festival celebrates the bicycles and bicycle culture through art, film, music and performance and brings together various aspects of bicycling together to advocate its ability to transport people in many ways and to have a good time. The Bicycle Film Festival has traveled from its home base in New York City to San Francisco, Tokyo, Melbourne and many other small and large cities worldwide with each site having thier own customized festival with a variety film shorts and features, art, and music. The Bicycle Film Festival has been a major catalyst for the urban bike movement, one of the most powerful and culturally relevant forces of the last decade. The BFF is sure to carry this momentum into the next decade.

Brendt Barbur is the founding Director of the Bicycle Film Festival. The Bicycle Film Festival celebrates the bicycles and bicycle culture through art, film, music and performance and brings together various aspects of bicycling together to advocate its ability to transport people in many ways and to have a good time. The Bicycle Film Festival has traveled from its home base in New York City to San Francisco, Tokyo, Melbourne and many other small and large cities worldwide with each site having thier own customized festival with a variety film shorts and features, art, and music. The Bicycle Film Festival has been a major catalyst for the urban bike movement, one of the most powerful and culturally relevant forces of the last decade. The BFF is sure to carry this momentum into the next decade.