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Q&A: The Scary Shift from Saving to — Gulp! — Actually Spending Your Money

Q&A: The Scary Shift from Saving to — Gulp! — Actually Spending Your Money

#595: Eva is finally closing in on her financial independence goals, but she’s grappling with how to make a smooth transition from accumulation to de…

How to Travel on $75 Per Day, with Nomadic Matt Kepnes

How to Travel on $75 Per Day, with Nomadic Matt Kepnes

#594: Ever wonder if you could afford to travel for months at a time? According to Nomadic Matt, who's visited more than 100 countries over the last …

Q&A: You Made a Money Mistake. Now What?

Q&A: You Made a Money Mistake. Now What?

#593: An anonymous caller is brooding over a mistake he made in 2023 when he decided to contribute to his Roth instead of a pre-tax account. How does…

Why Your Brain Rewards You for Avoiding Your Boss, with Dr. Joel Salinas

Why Your Brain Rewards You for Avoiding Your Boss, with Dr. Joel Salinas

#592: Ever wonder what's happening in your brain right before you knock on your boss's door to ask for a raise? Dr. Joel Salinas, neurologist and bra…

The Hidden Tax of Avoiding Tough Conversations, with Harvard Law Senior Fellow Bob Bordone

The Hidden Tax of Avoiding Tough Conversations, with Harvard Law Senior Fellow Bob Bordone

#591: Imagine you're about to ask your boss for a raise. Your stomach tightens. You've rehearsed what to say, but doubt creeps in. Should you be more…

Small Cap Showdown! Paul Merriman vs. Dr. Karsten Jeske Battle … with Millions Hanging in the Balance

Small Cap Showdown! Paul Merriman vs. Dr. Karsten Jeske Battle … with Millions Hanging in the Balan…

#590: In the left corner, we have Paul Merriman, the seasoned finance veteran weighing in at 183 pounds. In the right corner, Dr. Karsten Jeske, the …

Q&A: How Much Risk Should My Mom Take in Retirement?

Q&A: How Much Risk Should My Mom Take in Retirement?

#589: Kimmy is worried that her mom’s retirement portfolio is invested too conservatively. Is she right to advise her to take on more risk? Peyton h…

First Friday: The Economic Maze We're Navigating Together

First Friday: The Economic Maze We're Navigating Together

#588: Jobs are growing, interest rates are holding, and your student loan options just hit pause. Welcome to this month's economic rollercoaster. Th…

Q&A: Should You Cash Out Your ETFs? The Hidden Consequences of That Decision …
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Q&A: Should You Cash Out Your ETFs? The Hidden Consequences of That Decision …

#587: Debi is stressed about saving a down payment to buy a house in her high-cost-of-living area. Should she cash out her brokerage account to speed…

Money Doubles Every 10 Years (and Most People Never Notice!), with Scott Yamamura

Money Doubles Every 10 Years (and Most People Never Notice!), with Scott Yamamura

#586: If you are a complete beginner at finances, or if you know someone who is, this episode is for you. The biggest hurdle for beginners? Money se…

Q&A: The Hidden Tax Drain in Your Investment Strategy

Q&A: The Hidden Tax Drain in Your Investment Strategy

#585: Michael rebalances his portfolio every year. But he’s worried that triggering capital gains taxes on his brokerage account will cancel out the …

Sahil Bloom: Which of the Five Wealth Types Are You Neglecting?

Sahil Bloom: Which of the Five Wealth Types Are You Neglecting?

#584: Think about how you spend an average day. Would the 10-year-old version of yourself be impressed? What about the 90-year-old version? These tw…

Q&A: Everyone Is Arguing About Roth IRAs And We Have Thoughts

Q&A: Everyone Is Arguing About Roth IRAs And We Have Thoughts

#583: Contrary to recent discussions, Jesse has concluded that a traditional IRA is the smarter way to go for most people once marginal tax rates are…

The Marriage Contract You Never Saw (But Can't Escape), with Harvard Law Alum Aaron Thomas

The Marriage Contract You Never Saw (But Can't Escape), with Harvard Law Alum Aaron Thomas

#582: They had it all. Six thriving children. A 40-year marriage. A household income of $200,000. Then in her 60s, she discovered a shocking truth: …

When Disaster Hits Home – Literally

When Disaster Hits Home – Literally

Enrollment for Your First Rental Property is open! affordanything.com/enroll ____________________________ #581: Today's question is different. The…

Treasury Tantrums, Arctic Routes, and McKinley's Ghost

Treasury Tantrums, Arctic Routes, and McKinley's Ghost

#580: "If you want to understand what's happening in the economy, look at bonds," begins today's episode, where we explore how the bond market acts a…

Q&A: Two Weeks Until My Tenants Move In And I Have Nowhere to Go

Q&A: Two Weeks Until My Tenants Move In And I Have Nowhere to Go

#579: Todd is in a real estate bind. He found out six days before closing on a new home that it wasn’t legally sellable. And renters are moving into …

The Hidden Cost of Playing It Safe With Money, with Dr. Margie Warrell

The Hidden Cost of Playing It Safe With Money, with Dr. Margie Warrell

#578: Fear blocks smart money moves. Ask Harvard Business Review advisor Dr. Margie Warrell, who guides Fortune 500 companies through strategic risk-…

Q&A: The Efficient Frontier Was Perfect Until HR Got Involved

Q&A: The Efficient Frontier Was Perfect Until HR Got Involved

#577: Kelsey is excited about investing along the efficient frontier, but it feels impossible with the lack of fund options in her employer-sponsored…

The World's Richest People Are Weird by Design, with William Green

The World's Richest People Are Weird by Design, with William Green

#576: The world's greatest investors have a secret: they're weird.  When one young fund manager met Bill Miller for the first time, he refused to sh…