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Increasing 401K Savings to Save on Taxes
On this episode of DIY Money, Logan and Daniel talk about increasing 401K savings to ultimately save on taxes.
Do I Still Need an Emergency Fund When I'm Retired?
Once you're retired and have access to different sources of money, should you still keep an emergency fund - and if so, how much? We'll walk you thr…
05.17.23 AI And Food Services / Fixing What’s Broken: The Repair Movement
With the controversial advent of generative AI so heavily reported, Clark shares good news about AI automation being used to improve food services. A…
Clark Howard
05/17/2023
Pennies to Prosperity: Unleashing Financial Wizardry with Erin Lowry, the 'Not-So-Broke' Millennial
Erin Lowry broke on the scene six years ago with her bestselling and groundbreaking book Broke Millennial. Today she's back on she podcast to dive in…
The Stacking Benjamins Show
05/17/2023
10 Incredible Benefits of a Taxable Brokerage Account!
In this episode of the Personal Finance Podcast, we're gonna talk about 10 incredible benefits of a taxable brokerage account. How Andrew Can Help Y…
Master Money
05/15/2023
Savings Bucket for a Baby
On this episode of DIY Money, Quint and Logan talk about creating an extra savings bucket when planning on having a baby.
05.11.23 Best Saving Strategies Right Now / Yes, Life Insurance. Let’s Do This!
Rising interest rates - raise interest in how to optimize savings yields. Clark explains your best moves with Series I Savings Bonds and CDs in the c…
Clark Howard
05/11/2023
Ask Paula: Am I Saving Enough For Retirement?
#440: An anonymous caller wants to retire and travel in 20 to 30 years. How does she know if she’s saving enough? Trace plans to take a mini-retireme…
Afford Anything
05/10/2023
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Which Debt To Pay Off First? [Order Of Operations]
This step-by-step guide helps you prioritize which debts to pay first, how to keep going, and ways to better pay off loans and credit cards.
The College Investor
05/10/2023
96. “We have $4,600 in credit card debt but we spend $600/month on GrubHub”
Jennifer and Andrew are in their 30s with 2 kids. They have been married for 11 years, but they speak different languages when it comes to money, dee…
Ramit Sethi
05/09/2023
Mortgage Hacks That Will Save You Big
If you know that homeownership is right for you and your finances, you’re facing an uphill battle in this market. But, there are ways you can win— if…
Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin
05/08/2023
Boost Your Savings Rate to 20%+ in 5 Easy Steps (Money Q&A)
In this episode of the Personal Finance Podcast, we're gonna give you the five step master plan to talk to your partner about money. How Andrew Can …
Master Money
05/08/2023
418. Should You Invest Your Emergency Fund? w/ Chen Chen Huo and Konstantin Weitz
While the title of this episode is controversial, the point of the Nexus APP and the message of Konstantin Weitz and Chen-Chen Huo shouldn't be. We a…
Earn and Invest
05/08/2023
MtoM #117 - Sleep Doc Pays Off a Mortgage in Two Years
This sleep medicine doc paid off his mortgage in only 2 years! He learned quickly that he does not like being in debt and first tackled $280,000 of s…
White Coat Investor
05/08/2023
283: 19, Broke, and No Credit to 28 Units and Over $1 Million in Real Estate w/Caleb Hommel and Chu…
Over $1 million in real estate with $0 down—at 19 years old!? After reading the book Rich Dad Poor Dad and catching the real estate “bug,” today’s gu…
Bigger Pockets
05/03/2023
05.02.23 Food Inflation: Supermarkets vs Restaurants / Optimal, Secure SAVINGS
There’s a new twist on grocery vs restaurant inflation. Clark helps you stretch your food dollars given what’s happening now. Also today, Clark offer…
Clark Howard
05/02/2023
"How Much of My Income Should I Spend On Housing?"
Whether you rent an apartment or own a house, how much of your monthly income should you spend on your rent or mortgage - and why? We'll walk you th…
MtoM #116 - ER Doc Builds Wealth and Pays Off $344,000 in 2 1/2 Years
This ER Doc has worked hard since finishing residency and has not only paid off $344,000 in 2 1/2 years,. but he also managed to build wealth and buy…
White Coat Investor
05/01/2023