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If you're a young professional looking to build long-term wealth through simple investing strategies, or simply improve your money management skills, the Really Simple Investing podcast is for you. This podcast is for listeners seeking long-term financial well-being. If you are looking for uncomplicated strategies for investing, listening will provide you with insights and advice from experts in investing, financial literacy and personal money management.
The Really Simple Investing Podcast is dedicated to interviewing investors, authors, and leading financial authorities to provide listeners with straightforward and accessible ways to invest in stocks, bonds, mutual funds and exchanged traded funds. Plus, the podcast brings you insights from experienced traders in commodities, futures, options and even cryptocurrency.
You will be learning from successful investors' experiences, gaining insights into income-focused investing, and understanding low-risk quality investment opportunities like buying quality dividend paying stocks, holding index funds and income producing real estate.
The focus is on providing accessible investment strategies that build lifelong portfolios, achieve financial security and independence. If you are new to investing or simply want to learn more, listening to the podcast each week will bring you access to experienced investors, traders and educators who break down investing principles in ways that make it easy to start building wealth, even if you are starting at zero.
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The Most Important Things You Need to Know About Building Wealth and Financial Stability
Really Simple Investing Podcast
06/09/23 • 29 min
In this podcast episode, I talk with Matt Paradise, author of "Financially Capable: A Friendly Guide to Building Whole Health Wealth" about the most important things you need to know about building a mindset for wealth.
Paradise shares his background and work in financial literacy education, emphasizing the importance of budgeting and financial accessibility. He has earned multiple licenses and certifications in the financial education field, including the Association for Financial Counseling & Planning Education (AFCPE©) Accredited Credit Counselor, Certified Educator in Personal Finance (CEPF©), and Certified Identity Theft Risk Management Specialist (CITRMS©).
Matt helped establish credit counseling and financial education departments with American Consumer Credit Counseling, which grew to support approximately 140 employees with an annual revenue in excess of $14 million. He is now an active board member leading the organization to greater growth.
A man of great faith, Matt has volunteered with multiple nonprofit boards.
Are you tired of living paycheck to paycheck and feeling financially stressed? Then listening in on this interview with Matt Paradise, author of "Financially Capable: A Friendly Guide to Building Whole Health Wealth" and an expert in financial literacy education may help. According to Matt, “73% of the people in the country feel an incredible amount of stress, right. Primarily because of their finances.”
As Matt says, "Personal finance is a personal matter." Let's take control of our finances and live a rich life in all aspects.”
Matt shares his personal story of how he got into the field of financial education and his passion for helping people get out of credit card debt and build a solid financial future. He also discusses the importance of budgeting and financial accessibility, especially in underserved communities.
Matt shared his non-linear journey into the field, helping people get out of credit card debt and bring financial literacy to underserved communities. He was instrumental in establishing the Massachusetts Financial Education Collaborative, which created standards for financial literacy education in K-12 schools.
In the interview he discusses the psychology of money, the importance of knowledge and education when building wealth, and the role of credit and debt management. Paradise's book provides strategies for building wealth and living a whole health wealth life, and he offers free resources on his website to promote accessible financial literacy.
Matt emphasized the importance of budgeting and financial accessibility, acknowledging that personal finance is not accessible to everyone, especially when considering race breakdowns in the United States.
Matt defines a rich life as one that includes physical, spiritual, and mental well-being, in addition to financial stability.
Matt also provided strategies for building wealth emphasizing the importance of knowledge and education.
📚His book, "Financially Capable", is available on Amazon in e-book, paperback, and hardcover formats, and he offers free resources on his website. Let's celebrate financial literacy and building a better financial future for ourselves!
We dive into the psychology of money and why some individuals may struggle with managing their finances while others do not. Matt emphasizes the importance of knowledge and education when it comes to building wealth and living a whole health wealth life.
We also touch on the topic of credit and debt management, with Matt providing valuable insights on how to build a good credit score and avoid debt.
When it comes to investing, Matt has some key points from behavioral finance to make:
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From Tipped Income to Retirement: A Guide to Managing Fluctuating Income"
Really Simple Investing Podcast
05/12/23 • 27 min
Are you struggling with managing your finances while working in the service industry? Look no further than Barbara Sloan's book, "Tipped: The Life Change Guide to Financial Freedom for the Service Industry Employees."
This episode features an interview with Barbara Sloan. Barbara joins us with a background in the service industry, construction and working for a Wall Street Investing firm.
The conversation covers topics such as Barbara's background, her transition into the construction industry, and her advice for managing fluctuating income in the service industry. Barbara shares that she wrote a book to help people in the tipped industry manage their finances better. The book covers topics such as tracking income and expenses, emergency funds, retirement planning, and mindset. Floyd and Barbara also discuss the importance of financial literacy and simplifying investing for people.
In this episode of the Really Simple Investing podcast, Barbara shares her experiences working in the service industry and the lack of financial education available to workers. She emphasizes the importance of tracking income and expenses, and suggests looking to how businesses manage their finances for guidance.
But it's not just about managing day-to-day finances. Barbara also covers retirement planning and the benefits of tax-advantaged accounts like IRAs and brokerage accounts. She encourages people to prioritize their own financial well-being and shift their mindset to that of a saver or investor.
Beyond finances, Barbara's book covers topics like boundaries, environment, and mindset. She believes that it's possible to have a great life while doing what you love and retiring early.
If you're looking for a comprehensive guide to managing your finances and career in the service industry, be sure to check out Barbara's book, available in paperback, Kindle, and hardcover on Amazon. And you can learn all about it in the podcast.
Writing a book to help tipped industry workers [00:03:49] Barbara discusses what inspired her to write a book to help people in the tipped industry manage their finances better.
Barbara Sloan, 00:06:59, "you can't budget your way out of poverty".
Paid Time Off and Emergency Fund [00:09:07] Barbara talks about the lack of paid time off in the service industry and the importance of setting up an emergency fund.
Retirement Planning [00:12:07] Barbara emphasizes the need for retirement planning in the service industry and discusses the different types of retirement accounts available, including brokerage accounts and IRAs.
Barbara Sloan, 00:13:58 "I think a lot of people lose out on hope when they think about retirement and the way that I try to remind people to have hope that you can achieve a retirement on a low and middle income is the fact that you don't have to invest what somebody who earns six figures has to invest in order to maintain your lifestyle."
Creating a Common Language for Investing [00:18:00] Barbara discusses how financial services use jargon to intimidate people and how she uses analogies to make investing accessible.
Investing in Index Funds [00:20:02] Floyd and Barbara discuss the benefits of passive index funds, including Warren Buffet's recommendation to invest in the S&P stock fund.
Barbara's Book as a Career and Financial Guide [00:25:10] Floyd and Barbara discuss how her book is more than just a financial guide, but also a career guide and a roadmap to lifestyle design.
Planning for a Great Life Doing What You Love [00:26:11] Barbara talks about how her book can help people plan for a great life while doing what they love, even if it means staying in the service
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Welcome to the First Season of Really Simple Investing
Really Simple Investing Podcast
03/30/23 • 6 min
Thanks for joining the Really Simple Investing podcast. This is our first season and in this episode we introduce many of the guests that are coming up in the future interviews.
But first be sure and subscribe, like, and follow the podcast so you don’t miss any of the episodes because we have several great interviews coming up.
At Really Simple Investing we have several basic concepts about investing that we think works really well for anyone who would like to invest and are unsure how to start.
In my book, Five Paths to Wealth, I discuss passive index funds and offer several suggestions for getting started using Exchange Traded Funds.
We have some great interviews coming up in season one of the podcast. I invite you to sign up for our newsletter at reallysimpleinvesting.com and subscribe so you don’t miss any of our great interviews.
Season One Guests include the following authors and money experts:
Marissa Greco-Reale is the author of How Real People Can Build Real Wealth In the interview we talk about using her 6-Step Prosperity Plan.
Daniel Sugar is the author of Trends, Trend Following & Trendlines a resource for those who are looking to take their investment portfolios to the next level and increase their earnings exponentially.
Marci Grossman is the Author of MoneyMarci’s Guide to Financial Literacy Which was created so Marci could help educate people how to take control of common money related decisions in their lives.
Mariah Hudler is a Certified Financial Therapist-I and holds both a Masters in Social Work, and an MBA and. Her self-published E-guide - You, Me & Money: A couple's quick start guide to building financial rhythm is the subject of our interview.
Author Dave Gretta the author of Night Trading. Dave and I will talk about how learning how to invest in the stock market is relevant and useful for years to come.
Barbara Sloan is the author of the book Tipped The guide to financial freedom for service industry professionals. We will talk about her book and her experiences as a waitress, bartender and now a financial coach.
Don Gleason is a Ramsey Financial Peace Coach, and uses those tools to help people get out of debt and investing for their future. We talk about his experiences helping people budget, save and invest for a better future.
Kathy Daoura is the publisher of the Biweekly Crypto Club Newsletter and a mom of 4 who started investing in Bitcoin and cryptocurrency and now her focus is on helping women who are worried they won’t have enough for retirement and their kids’ college savings, build wealth faster by investing with a bitcoin plan so they can provide better opportunities for their children and retire early.
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Investor or Trader, Can You Do Both? Let's Talk With Dan Sugar and Find Out
Really Simple Investing Podcast
04/14/23 • 28 min
Let's Talk with Dan Sugar the author of Trends, Trend Following & Trendlines. Do you think trading stocks, options, futures, currencies, commodities or even U.S. Treasuries are risky, complicated and not for you? Learn from Dan Sugar, a third generation trader and educator how to use four specific strategies to be a more successful trader. We cover a lot of topics in this interview, even how you can (and should) be both a long-term investor and a trader. We are talking day trading, swing trading, watching what the Federal Reserve is doing and how to make technical analysis for trading a lot easier.
Daniel Sugar, an experienced investor and trading mentor, is proud to announce the release of his new eBook “Trends, Trend Following & Trendlines.” This eBook will serve as a resource for those who are looking to take their investment portfolios to the next level and increase their earnings exponentially.
Dan covers what you need to know for for short-term traders and long-term investors and applies to all asset classes, including stocks, ETFs, futures, options, forex, and cryptocurrencies. Dan boils it down to four specific strategies: two for bull markets and up-trends, and two for bear markets and down-trends. The Book also covers how to identify macro-trends easily and draw trendlines accurately just like hedge funds, with specific entries, stops, and targets.
If you have a fear of trading, because it is just another language to learn and worry about losing money, Dan's approach is to start small with just small positions in stocks, ETFs, Futures, Options, Forex, even Cyptocurrencies. Once you can identify micro trends and how to draw a trendline you can start learning how to add profits to investments with just a few simple trading strategies. It's all hear in this interview. A great place to start, then you learn more from his easy to read book. Need more help, Dan has training programs available and you can even signup for one of his webinairs.
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Winning Strategies for Real Estate Investing And Why You Need Asset Protection
Really Simple Investing Podcast
07/11/23 • 28 min
In this podcast we talk with Scott Smith, a real estate investor and asset protection attorney. Scott shares his journey into the legal field and how he got involved in real estate investing. He explains how he started investing in real estate while working as an attorney and eventually transitioned to full-time investing.
Scott Smith, with his background in law, realized the importance of asset protection while practicing as an attorney. He started investing in real estate to pay off his law school debts and found success in commercial properties. His goal wasn't just to become wealthy, but to achieve financial freedom that would allow him to pursue his passions, like mountain climbing and traveling.
Scott’s investment strategy, includes investing in commercial properties and syndications. Scott advises investors to focus on mastering one investment strategy before diversifying and to be cautious during market cycles.
Scott explains his initial focus on commercial properties and 1-to-4 rental unit buildings, and how his strategy evolved over time to primarily investing in syndication properties. He emphasizes the need to find experts in specific asset classes and diversify one's portfolio.
As Scott progressed, he shifted towards investing in syndication properties. He emphasizes the need to stay focused and master one lane of investing before branching out. Instead of syndicating his own deals, he works with syndication attorneys in his firm to help others structure their deals. By investing as a limited partner in specific asset like self-storage or gas stations, Scott diversifies his portfolio without the need for hands-on management.
One key takeaway from the episode is the importance of finding experts to invest in and the criteria for selecting them. Scott compares it to making a good hire as a business owner, highlighting the need for experience and a proven track record. Avoiding incorrect choices in investments not only prevents financial losses but also reduces high attrition rates.
When it comes to investing in syndication deals, Scott sheds light on the minimum cash amounts required. While he has seen syndications with minimum buy-ins around $50,000, he cautions against operators who are willing to accept less. Accepting lower amounts may indicate desperation on the operator's part, potentially leading to complications and challenges down the road.
Why Asset Protection Is Important
Asset protection, is a crucial aspect of maintaining and safeguarding wealth. Scott shares a personal story about a friend who lost $3 million in a lawsuit despite having insurance. This experience opened his eyes to the need for asset protection. He emphasizes that asset protection isn't limited to real estate deals but extends to partnerships, brokerage accounts, cash, and other assets.
Scott provides insights into retirement plans like IRAs and 401(k)s, explaining that while they offer some protection, they can still be vulnerable to lawsuits related to specific assets held within them. Scott also highlights the importance of estate planning and passing on wealth to future generations.
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/scott-royal-smith/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/royal_legal_law
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ScottRoyalSmithRLS
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/royal.legal.solutions/
Website: https://royallegalsolutions.com/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/RoyalLegalSolutions
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I Watch What Millionaires Do and Follow, Author Marissa Greco-Reale
Really Simple Investing Podcast
04/07/23 • 32 min
Author and Financial Planner, Marissa Greco-Reale Author of Bottom-Up Wealth
Your Host for the show is Floyd Saunders, Founder of Really Simple Investing.
Floyd's Book, Five Paths to Wealth.
Follow Marissa on her website. Greco-Nader Wealth Navigation. https://www.greconader.com/Marissa-Greco.e1007259.htm
Marissa on Facebook. Marissa on Youtube
In this interview we talks about the value of long-term investing and then we start the interview with Marissa and her six-step prosperity plan from her book Bottom-up Wealth.
Marissa is a licensed financial planner and we talked with her about her book and her six-step prosperity plan.
In Marissa’s book, Bottom-Up Wealth, she says anyone can become wealthy, but not everyone can maintain that wealth. You ready need a plan for that.
Step one is talking care of Risk Management. Which is taking caring of your insurance needs so you have protection. For Marissa, insurance should be insurance and investing should be investing so you have control over your money. If you don’t have risk management in place, all of the other stuff doesn’t really matter.
Step Two is Cash Flow Planning. This is about understanding what is coming in and what is going out, using what she calls reverse budgeting which is hitting your savings goals first. When you use a reverse budgeting, you can then enjoy some of your money because you have hit your retirement and savings goals.
Step Three is Investing Planning. When it comes to investing, Marissa watches what millionaires do and she follows that. Marissa favors mutual funds because it comes with professional fund managers that can actively manage the fund for you. It important to understand each person’s situation and plan for that situation.
Step Four is Retirement Planning. Talking about retirement planning. For many higher income people, a Roth is not a great option. But if you are in a lower tax bracket a Roth might be better.
Step Five is Proactive Tax Planning. Most tax planning occurs after the fact, making it reactive. Marissa favors proactive tax planning so you can decide if it is better to take tax deductions now or in the future.
We wrap up with talking about Step Six estate planning and the need for a will and perhaps a trust to help make sure your money goes to heirs you want to get money and/or a qualified charity.
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A More Disciplined Approach to Investing in Cryptocurrency with Kathy Vu
Really Simple Investing Podcast
05/26/23 • 27 min
Contacdt Kathy At: https://www.simplebitcoinplan.com
Are you interested in investing in cryptocurrency but unsure about where to start?
Kathy Vu, is a mother of four who invested in bitcoin and cryptocurrency and created a newsletter called the Bitcoin Newsletter.
In this episode Kathy shares her background and how she got into investing in cryptocurrency, her disciplined approach to investing, and her insights on the cycles of cryptocurrency and how to follow trends in the market.
Her newsletter, which provides tips and advice on how to accumulate cryptocurrency at better prices, and emphasizes the importance of discipline and patience when investing in cryptocurrency. The episode provides a helpful introduction to cryptocurrency investing and highlights the potential benefits of including it in a diversified portfolio.
Kathy shares her experience investing in cryptocurrency, her disciplined approach to investing, and her insights on how to follow trends in the market.
Kathy explains that like many investors, she was advised to invest in the stock market after graduating high school. However, her investments suffered during the dot-com bubble and the financial crisis, leaving her worried about her retirement and future. She tried other investment options such as real estate and precious metals, but they didn't work out for her. Eventually, she turned to cryptocurrency, starting with bitcoin in 2017.
Kathy talks about the cycles of cryptocurrency and how bitcoin, with its extensive history, is easier to follow than other cryptocurrencies. We also talk about the importance of following trends and trend lines in the market. Kathy's newsletter provides a broad overview of what's going on in the cryptocurrency space, tips, and advice on how to accumulate cryptocurrency at better prices.
When the price of Bitcoin rises, Kathy recommends taking some profits off the table and investing in a stable coin, which is pegged to a more stable asset like the US dollar or gold. This helps to maintain the value of the investment during volatile market conditions. She suggests using stable coins like USD Coin (USDC), Paxos (PAX), or Dai (DAI).
Kathy's keeps focuses on a long-term investment strategy, recommending buying bitcoin when the price is lower and accumulating more over time.
Overall, Kathy emphasizes the importance of discipline and patience when investing in cryptocurrency, and suggests being aware of the cycles of cryptocurrency and how to time investments in the market.
If you're interested in learning more about investing in cryptocurrency, check out Kathy's newsletter at SimpleBitcoinPlan.com. As Kathy says, "Bitcoin is a valuable asset to hold in a portfolio. It's more secure, faster, and cheaper than traditional currencies, and its global growth over the past decade is a testament to its value."
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How Successful Couples Manage Money with Mariah Hudler
Really Simple Investing Podcast
05/05/23 • 23 min
Do you and your partner fight about money? Most couples come into a relationship with different views about money and it can cause conflicts in a relationship, even divorce.
Mariah Hudler’s passion is helping people create healthy relationships with their money. She blends her background in mental health and finances to help couples live a richer more satisfying life through productive money conversations.
Mariah earned her Masters in Social Work from UC Berkeley, an MBA from University of Waikatlo and is a Certified Financial Therapist-I. She lives in California with her husband and son. Mariah is the author of You, Me & Money: A couple's quick start guide to building financial rhythm.
If you are finding that talking about finances in your relationship is challenging this interview is for you. This e-guide helps couples start talking about money in a healthy way by building a FINANCIAL RHYTHM in their relationship.
Its hard to be a successful investor if you partner is not on the same page with you about money, spending, saving and most importantly investing for your future.
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Talking Investing and Living the Life You Desire with Don Gleason
Really Simple Investing Podcast
04/28/23 • 22 min
Don is an Executive Director with Maxwell Leadership, and over the past 41 years he has worked with dozens of team members to help them with their finances, setting up budgets and investing for their future. Don is a four-time Ramsey Financial Peace Coach, uses those tools to help people get out of debt and investing for their future.
We talk about the keys to investing from a successful investor and money coach. In addition to the importance of a budget to get you started on the path to wealth, we talk about goals and knowing yourself, what your personal risk tolerance is and investing to match that tolerance. Investing to get to a million dollars or more at retirement, so you can live the life of your dreams, and the adjustments you need to make along the way.
Don shares his life experiences, after servicing in the US Air Force for 27 years and nine years as a corporate consultant, Don now runs two companies with a purpose. Getting people into jobs where the day zips by because the love the job, the leadership and culture of the company. We also talk a bit about the Dave Ramsey approach and how Don blends some of those principles along with guidance from the world of leadership and the value of understanding "The Cap" from Maxwell Leadership. Tune in, you are sure to finds some valuable nuggets of wisdon from Don Gleason.
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Talking with Money Marci About How to Manage Budgets and Better Money Decisions
Really Simple Investing Podcast
04/21/23 • 17 min
Marci Grossman likes to be known as "MoneyMarci" but we discover she is really the Tik Tok account. In addition to her career as an accountant, Marci is an author, and producer of videos on YouTube, Instagram and TicTock.
We talk about Investing for the Long-term, budgeting like a millionaire, getting your employee benefits right, how she helps couples avoid fighting about money, having goals, and making better decisions with your money.
Marci is also a second-generation accountant, and practicing Certified Public Accountant for over 30 years, who started doing bookkeeping work for with her father at about the age of 14. She holds a degree in accounting from Michigan State. Her passion is educating people about their finances. You can learn more about Marci and her work at https://www.moneymarci.com/
Which was created so Marci could have a broader reach and help educate people how to take control of common money related decisions in their lives.
She is the Author of MoneyMarci’s Guide to Financial Literacy
Her passion is educating people about their finances.
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https://www.linkedin.com/in/marci-grossman-36190a2/
https://www.instagram.com/money.marci/
Marci has been a guest on several podcasts. And writes a blog from her website.
Marci has also been a freelance writer for almost 20 years, writing for a wide range of publications.
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Podcast Q&A
Why did you start this show?
To help people learn how to get started with investing so they can build wealth and achieve financial success. Investing should be simple, and all too often people make it more complicated than it needs to be. Each week I interview a financial expert, a successful investor or author of books on investing, personal money management and financial literacy. You can get started with your investing journey with very little money and I show you how.
What do you hope listeners gain from listening to your show?
I would like listeners to gain confidence in their ability to start investing and make simple choices that work for them. We talk with experts and authors to gain from them the best ideas they have for building financial success and investing.
Which episode should someone start with?
Start at the beginning to get an overview of the guests coming up on the first season of the podcast and then listen to any or all of the experts we have found to help you be more successful with money and maybe even get on a path toward wealth.
Which have been your favourite episodes so far?
The interview with Marissa Greeco-Reale is great. She has a real conviction for helping her clients achieve financial success. We next interviewed Dan Sugar a 3rd generation trader and now educator.
What is your vision for your show?
To help people learn to invest without fear and to help them build their personal wealth to help them become more financially secure.
How did you come up with the name for your podcast?
It is also the name of my website and blog. For over 35 years I have worked in the financial services industry and watched too many people struggle to have financial success and security. The website, my books, the blog and now the podcast are all intended to help people learn about how easy it can be to invest for the long-term.
Tell us a bit about yourself
I have worked across the financial services industry in retail banking, as an educator, tax preparer, financial advisor, and have worked for several major banking to develop mortgage banking, private banking, insurance and annuities business lines. I also have strong background in software development for the financial services industry. A few years ago I started a radio show and podcast and found I really enjoy talking with others about investing.
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How many episodes does Really Simple Investing Podcast have?
Really Simple Investing Podcast currently has 16 episodes available.
What topics does Really Simple Investing Podcast cover?
The podcast is about Financial Planning, Retirement, Investing, Money Management, Podcasts, Business, Stocks and Money Mindset.
What is the most popular episode on Really Simple Investing Podcast?
The episode title 'I Watch What Millionaires Do and Follow, Author Marissa Greco-Reale' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on Really Simple Investing Podcast?
The average episode length on Really Simple Investing Podcast is 26 minutes.
How often are episodes of Really Simple Investing Podcast released?
Episodes of Really Simple Investing Podcast are typically released every 7 days, 1 hour.
When was the first episode of Really Simple Investing Podcast?
The first episode of Really Simple Investing Podcast was released on Mar 30, 2023.
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