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I'm Nicole Lapin, the only financial expert you don't need a dictionary to understand.

It's time for some many rehab.

Yesterday's episode was all about how the Rockefeller's built wealth. I broke it down into three critical steps.

Set up an irrevocable trust, take out a life insurance policy within the trust and set the trust as the beneficiary. Today you're going to hear how you can do this successfully and what happens if you don't.

First you'll hear from my friend Eric Huberman who is a very successful entrepreneur and marketer, in the aftermath of losing

his father, piecing together the financial puzzle was not easy for Eric and his siblings.

And here's the craziest part.

His dad did a lot of things right.

In fact, you'll recognize that he did take a page from the Rockefeller Playbook.

But despite making some of the right money moves,

figuring out his estate after he passed was still super complicated.

As you'll hear from Eric, his dad was a successful businessman, so Eric and his siblings

did inherit quite a bit, and so the complications are a small price to pay for a privileged situation and Eric will be the first to tell you that.

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