Money Hungry

Two Incomes One Plan

In nearly half of married households, both spouses work, and this episode is about what happens the moment two incomes get combined on paper. We unpack how tax thresholds

The Equity Compensation Blind Spot

RSUs and stock options often make up the single largest slice of a high earner's net worth, and this episode breaks down the tax surprises that come with them. We explain

Estate Planning Isn't for the Elderly

Only about a third of Americans have a will, and this episode explains why that's most dangerous for the people who assume they have time: young parents and high earners.

The Raise Trap

Nearly half of six-figure earners still live paycheck to paycheck, and this episode explains why. We dig into the "raise trap," the mechanical reason spending rises in lo

From Income to Wealth: The Transition Most High Earners Never Plan For

There's a gap between the top 1% of income earners and the top 1% of wealth holders — and it's wider than most people expect. This episode explores why high earners so fr

The 5 Biggest Financial Mistakes High-Income Professionals Make

Earning a high income doesn't automatically produce financial security — and the data confirms it. This episode identifies the five most common financial mistakes made by

Moving Your Money: Why It Feels Risky and How to Do It the Right Way

Changing financial advisors is one of the most common decisions high earners delay — not because the process is complicated, but because it feels that way. This episode d

Do You Really Know What You're Paying in Fees?

Most investors can name their advisory fee. Almost none can state their all-in annual cost — and the difference can amount to hundreds of thousands of dollars over a care

Market Volatility: What Sophisticated Investors Do When Markets Get Rough

In 2024, the S&P 500 returned over 25% — yet the average investor captured only 16.54% of it. This episode explores the behavioral science behind why markets feel so dang

Hidden Cost of Delaying Financial Decisions

"I'll think about it later" is one of the most expensive decisions in personal finance — but most people treat it as a neutral, low-stakes choice. This episode breaks dow

Retirement for High Earners

Most high earners assume that making more money means retirement is easier to solve. This episode challenges that assumption head-on. Social Security replaces a much smal

The Silent Tax on Wealth- How High Earners Lose Money Without Realizing It

For high earners and long-term investors, taxes are often the single largest drag on wealth—yet most people never see it happening. This episode explains tax drag: how sm

You Already Have an Advisor — But Are You Actually Getting Advice?

nly 41% of Americans work with a financial advisor—but even among those who do, most are receiving investment management, not full financial planning. This episode breaks

Why Oakfield Wealth Was Built

This episode traces the career path of Anthony Macaluso from the floors of Morgan Stanley and Capital One Investments to the founding of Oakfield Wealth Management. It ex

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Money Hungry is a practical, conversational podcast for high-income professionals and business owners focused on wealth building, retirement planning, and financial indep