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John Rampton

  • Founder and CEO, DUE
Salt Lake City
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The New Rules of Liquidity: Navigating Debt, Cash, and Growth in a High-Interest Era

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By John Rampton
| DUE
There’s an old boardroom playbook that every founder knows: Cash is King. After all, in seasons of economic calm, holding a deep stack of cash feels like the ultimate insurance policy. But when interest rates move from historical lows to structural highs, the ground beneath that rule shifts too. Cash might hold the crown, but capital strategy is the Queen in an elevated-interest-rate environment. In chess, the King moves cautiously from square to square to stay alive.
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The Back-to-School Masterclass for Founders: How to Reset Operations, Balance Family, and Win Q4

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By John Rampton
| DUE
Even without kids, the back-to-school season marks a major psychological reset in late August and early September. In fact, autumn often carries the same energy as January 1st. In particular, summer’s slow pace fades, decision-makers return to their desks, and a B2B “fresh start” mindset drives Q4 planning. However, for founder parents, this shift causes severe operational whiplash. As we all know, running a business requires a lot of mental energy.
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Why Your 50s Are Your Ultimate Financial “Power Decade”—And How to Make Every Dollar Count

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By John Rampton
| DUE
If you turned 50 recently, congrats. You’ve reached a milestone worth celebrating. However, once you’ve blown out the candles on your birthday cake, it’s time to face a harsh financial reality: retirement preparation has officially begun in the “Power Decade.” Today, a common misconception about retirement planning persists. Macroeconomic data shows that median retirement balances have roughly tripled since 1989, so we pat ourselves on the back. “We’re richer than our parents were!” we cheer.
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