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“I Spent My Emergency Fund. How Should I Rebuild My Budget?” (Encore)

“I Spent My Emergency Fund. How Should I Rebuild My Budget?” (Encore)

Money Rehabber Mary reached out to Nicole with some questions on how her son, Sean, should use his savings to buy a car. Then, Ida hit, Sean was evac…

895: BiggerNews: How Climate is Exploding Insurance, Building, and Investing Costs w/Natalie Ambrosio Preudhomme

895: BiggerNews: How Climate is Exploding Insurance, Building, and Investing Costs w/Natalie Ambros…

The climate crisis is already here, and the cost of real estate is being directly affected. Insurance premiums are skyrocketing, costs to build are r…

143. “I maxed out my credit cards on our $45k wedding. Are we broke?”

143. “I maxed out my credit cards on our $45k wedding. Are we broke?”

Amy and Tori are in their late 20s. They recently got married and honeymooned in Greece, racking up tens of thousands of dollars in credit card debt.…

"I'm Paying Cash for a Car - How Much Should I Spend?"

"I'm Paying Cash for a Car - How Much Should I Spend?"

If you're paying cash for a car instead of financing, does that change how much you should spend on the vehicle? We'll walk you through that questio…

Balancing Joy and Savings

Balancing Joy and Savings

Daniel and Quint talk through the balancing act of spending now versus saving for later.

498. Being Thoughtfully Reckless With Your Spending w/ Carl and Mindy Jensen

498. Being Thoughtfully Reckless With Your Spending w/ Carl and Mindy Jensen

We discuss with Carl and Mindy, hosts of the Mindy on Money Podcast, about how to be thoughtfully reckless with spending. We cover weighty topics suc…

MtoM #157: Dual Income Couple Pays Off Mortgage Among Other Financial Milestones and Finance 101: Dividend Investing

MtoM #157: Dual Income Couple Pays Off Mortgage Among Other Financial Milestones and Finance 101: D…

This dual doc couple got a bit later start getting their finances in order. Once they realized that they had been practicing for around 10 years and …

Rich Girl Roundup: Do You Have Too Much Liquid Cash in Your Emergency Fund? Probably.

Rich Girl Roundup: Do You Have Too Much Liquid Cash in Your Emergency Fund? Probably.

Rich Girl Liz H. wanted to know: "How do I know if I'm too 'liquid?'" Chances are, you probably do have too much in your emergency fund—Katie and Hen…

501: Finance Friday: When to STOP Investing and Start Saving Cash Instead

501: Finance Friday: When to STOP Investing and Start Saving Cash Instead

Do you have a cash flow problem? You’re not alone! Dan invests in real estate, has a great W2 job, and maxes out his investment accounts. He wants to…

02.08.24  Rx Savings: The Quest Continues   /   To Employers: Enlightened Self-Interest

02.08.24 Rx Savings: The Quest Continues / To Employers: Enlightened Self-Interest

U.S. consumers pay more for prescription drugs than anywhere else on the planet, especially for vital brand medications that are not yet sold as gene…

Tips for Budgeting with Unpredictable Expenses and Income

Tips for Budgeting with Unpredictable Expenses and Income

Helpful tips and tricks to plan for budget challenges related to unforeseen expenses.

Relationships and Budgeting

Relationships and Budgeting

Daniel and Logan talk about how to navigate spending and budgeting in a relationship.

02.05.24  Reason For Optimism  /  College Cost Saving Strategies

02.05.24 Reason For Optimism / College Cost Saving Strategies

Bad news makes news, creating general pessimism and a negative outlook on the world at large. But there’s so much good in the world that goes unheral…

Saving for Retirement & Taxes when Self-Employed

Saving for Retirement & Taxes when Self-Employed

Quint and Allie talk through the best ways to save on taxes and for retirement when you are self-employed or have a small business.

1207 - New Flood Zones Could Skyrocket Housing Costs in the Midwest—Here’s What You Need To Know by Anna Cottrell

1207 - New Flood Zones Could Skyrocket Housing Costs in the Midwest—Here’s What You Need To Know by…

If you’ve been reading the BiggerPockets Blog for any length of time now, you’ll have noticed that the Midwest has often been named as one of the bes…

Save on Groceries with These 8 Tips

Save on Groceries with These 8 Tips

Food is a critical expense; you need it to survive (obviously!)… and that’s what makes it such a sneaky financial blindspot. Beyond the vanilla coupo…

7 Best Ways To Save Your Tax Refund

7 Best Ways To Save Your Tax Refund

The best ways to save your tax refund will set you up for an easier, more secure future by building your emergency fund, paying off debt, or growing …

1205 - How Our Deal Broke Down at the Last Minute—And Why I’m Happy About It by Paul Moore

1205 - How Our Deal Broke Down at the Last Minute—And Why I’m Happy About It by Paul Moore

I’m really a pretty nice guy. I’ve met hundreds of you in person and spoken to a few thousand more prospects/investors by phone or on Zoom. So, hopef…

Breaking Broke w/ George Kamel #782

Breaking Broke w/ George Kamel #782

Today’s episode is all about getting out of debt as we talk with our new friend George Kamel! And it’s a good time to have this discussion as well si…

141. “We only have $2k in savings but she can’t stop going to the mall”

141. “We only have $2k in savings but she can’t stop going to the mall”

April and Kevin are in their mid thirties with two kids. They’ve been married for twelve years and Kevin recently came across a good book on finance—…