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THE WEALTHY PILOT’S PODCAST

Welcome to The Wealthy Pilot’s Podcast: Financial Flight Controls for Today’s Commercial Airline Pilots, where we navigate the skies of financial success with your host, Scott Osborn, The Airline Advisor.

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Need Cash Fast? The Best & Worst Ways for Pilots to Borrow Money

February 6, 2025|

Whether it's for a home remodel, a major purchase, or just to cover unexpected expenses, where should you turn for cash when you need it? In today’s episode, Scott breaks down the three primary avenues for obtaining cash: 401(k) loans, Home Equity Lines of Credit (HELOCs), and personal loans.

Fiduciary Failure? Lessons From the American Airlines ESG Lawsuit

January 16, 2025|

In this episode, Scott and Marc chat about a recent lawsuit filed by an American Airlines pilot, which challenged the integration of ESG criteria into the company’s 401k plans. This opens up a wider discussion about the importance of transparency and fiduciary responsibility in retirement planning.

Additional Places to Save Beyond Your 401(k) in 2025

January 9, 2025|

We’ve all heard about the importance of contributing to a 401(k) for retirement. But is it really enough on its own? For some, maybe it is, but it’s always wise to explore other options and keep an open mind. In this episode, Scott dives into a range of strategies that could help you build wealth for retirement, from Roth IRAs and the "backdoor" Roth to life insurance, real estate investments, and tax loss harvesting.

Where Pilots Should Contribute Their Earnings In 2025

January 2, 2025|

In this episode of the Wealthy Pilots Podcast, Scott Osborn breaks down where to contribute your money in 2025. Learn why diversifying your savings across Roth, tax-deferred, and taxable accounts can help you retire with more flexibility and fewer tax headaches. Discover simple tweaks that can make a big difference for your future—whether you’re just starting or already maxing out your 401(k).

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