What Pilots Should Do With Their Profit-Sharing Bonus

Delta’s record-breaking $1.4 billion profit-sharing payout for 2024 has employees buzzing, with many set to receive an average of five weeks’ pay as their share. If you’re a pilot benefiting from this bonus, what’s the best way to put it to good use?

By |2025-01-23T13:32:41+00:00January 23, 2025|Podcast|0 Comments

Where Pilots Should Contribute Their Earnings In 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).

By |2025-01-02T13:42:42+00:00January 2, 2025|Podcast|Comments Off on Where Pilots Should Contribute Their Earnings In 2025

United Airlines Pilots Reject Their 2024 Contract?

In this episode of The Wealthy Pilot’s Podcast, we discuss recent developments in market-based cash balance plans within the airline industry, focusing on United Airlines pilots’ rejection of their proposed 2024 contract. Scott and Marc break down how these unique retirement plans work and why pilots are concerned about their long-term financial benefits.

By |2024-12-23T20:20:06+00:00December 26, 2024|Podcast|Comments Off on United Airlines Pilots Reject Their 2024 Contract?

Contingency Planning- Creating Your “When I Die” Plan

Having both an “if I die young” and a “when I die” plan is something we all need. In this week’s episode of the Wealthy Pilots Podcast, Scott and Marc discuss an often avoided but essential topic: contingency planning. While it might not be the most enjoyable conversation, it's one that can’t be ignored.

By |2024-10-10T12:02:58+00:00October 10, 2024|Podcast|Comments Off on Contingency Planning- Creating Your “When I Die” Plan

Tax Prep Vs Tax Planning: What’s The Difference?

Most of us think about taxes once a year, around April 15th. We gather our documents, either to do it ourselves or hand them over to a CPA. This is tax preparation- looking back at the past year, compiling necessary forms, and filing your taxes. Tax planning, on the other hand, is a proactive strategy. It involves looking ahead and making decisions that will minimize your tax liability in the future. Join Scott and Marc as they discuss how effective tax planning can create significant financial advantages for high-earning pilots.

By |2024-09-26T12:20:28+00:00September 26, 2024|Podcast|Comments Off on Tax Prep Vs Tax Planning: What’s The Difference?
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