56: Change Your Personal Finances (& Your Millennial Money Mindset) with Paychecks & Balances

56: Change Your Personal Finances (& Your Millennial Money Mindset) with Paychecks & Balances

Rich Jones and Marcus Garrett are the men behind Paychecks and Balances, a podcast aimed at helping Millennials figure out their finances. And they should know a little on the subject—both Rich and Marcus made some pretty epic money mistakes in their youth. From Rich just not looking at his bills to Marcus actively going into almost $30K of debt in 72 hours (NOT a typo!), they know what owing money to someone feels like. Marcus details his D.E.B.T. plan so you can pick yourself up, dust yourself off, and pay off your debt for good. Are you looking to be debt-free in 2019? This episode can help you formulate a plan that works for your specific situation, with tips for staying out of debt once you arrive. In This Episode We Cover: Marcus and Rich's money journey How Marcus spent $26K in just one weekend How Rich optimized his budget around things he wants versus the things he needs The concept of the debt snowball Rich's hybrid approach to tackling his debt The purpose of an emergency fund Advice for being financially responsible The importance of focusing on priorities first Their advice for people on paying debts The importance of being conscious about your decisions, especially when it comes to paying debt Building responsible habits And SO much more! Links from the Show FinCon Podcast Movement Mint Annual Credit Report Bankrate Paychecks & Balances Podcast - How I Reached Six Figures in My Trading Account ft. Jason Brown- PB105 Uber Lyft We Read the 15 Best Personal Finance and Investment Books and Summarized the Action Items From Each That Will Make You Rich - Paychecks and Balances Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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195: 3 Degrees, Debt Free, and “Coasting” to Financial Independence

195: 3 Degrees, Debt Free, and “Coasting” to Financial Independence

Student loans can often drag people into debt, especially when chasing more than one degree. But here’s an unusual story: Brenda Olmost, PhD student, nurse practitioner, and member of the FIRE communi...

10 Touko 202157min

194: Finance Friday: Will I Still Be Able to Hit Retirement At 60?

194: Finance Friday: Will I Still Be Able to Hit Retirement At 60?

It’s a common concern among many Americans on whether or not they can retire on a timeline they feel comfortable with. In this episode, we talk to Deb, who’s having some of those same concerns. She ha...

7 Touko 20211h 16min

193: Building a Business After Homelessness, Addiction, and Debt

193: Building a Business After Homelessness, Addiction, and Debt

Part of the mission of the BiggerPockets Money Show is to share journeys from all walks of life. Our guests show that no matter where you’re at, you can reach financial freedom and enjoy your life on ...

3 Touko 20211h 27min

192: I Make Great Money - Why Do I Feel So Broke? Finance Friday

192: I Make Great Money - Why Do I Feel So Broke? Finance Friday

In many of our lives, we make a decent salary, we try to save and invest, but we still feel bogged down by debt. How is it possible to feel “broke” while making a great salary? That is the question th...

30 Huhti 20211h 5min

191: It’s Not Your Money, It’s Your Future Self’s Money with Angela Rozmyn

191: It’s Not Your Money, It’s Your Future Self’s Money with Angela Rozmyn

Many of us have had the benefit of growing up in households where our parents taught us about money, saving, and investing. Angela Rozmyn was raised in one of these households, and when she wanted som...

26 Huhti 20211h

190: Why You Should Always Have Side-Income: Finance Friday with Rachael

190: Why You Should Always Have Side-Income: Finance Friday with Rachael

Side businesses can be a fantastic way to boost your savings and investing rates, especially if you’re making a low salary! Rachael works in the insurance industry and is keen on getting a promotion s...

23 Huhti 20211h 1min

189: Revenge Spending: How It’s Sabotaging Your Financial Relationship

189: Revenge Spending: How It’s Sabotaging Your Financial Relationship

Getting a finance degree doesn’t make you a great investor or saver, that’s what Teri Slater, personal finance coach found to be true after completing her degree. From a relatively early stage, Teri h...

19 Huhti 20211h 4min

188: Finance Friday: Is A Master's Degree Worth The Pay Raise?

188: Finance Friday: Is A Master's Degree Worth The Pay Raise?

Being strapped with student debt isn’t easy. It creates a whole new obstacle to hitting financial freedom, but it can be mitigated. So does it make sense to invest on the side and pay the regular mont...

16 Huhti 202157min

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