What's up everyone? Welcome back to another episode of Founders Journal. I'm Alex Lieberman,

co-founder and executive chairman of Morning Brew. Today we are talking about

founder personal finance. My buddy Anker Nogpahl is the founder and CEO of

Carrie, a business that helps business owners build wealth in a number of ways,

most notably with their solo 401k product. Anker is probably the smartest person I know

as it relates to tax strategies and wealth preservation tactics for entrepreneurs.

So on this episode of the podcast, he runs through everything from the QBI deduction for business

owners to what business type like LLC, C Corp or S Corp is most advantageous, how to deduct your home office, and the power of a solo 401k as well as much more.

If you're like me and you don't know the ins and outs of personal finance and tax specifically for entrepreneurs, you will absolutely want to listen to this episode.

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Unker, long time no talk.

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