Ask Paula: Sooo … I Quit My Job. What Type of Business Should I Start?
#235: Anna has made the leap to self-employment … but what’s next? She lives in the Bay Area and she’s trying to choose between five business ideas; she needs to make enough money to stay in her high-...
6 Jan 20201h 6min
26 Easy Moves to Improve Your Finances in 2020
#234: We review 26 quick, easy actions that improve your financial life, plus 10 new added bonus ideas that came directly from our community. We issue a challenge for you to tackle one action per week...
3 Jan 20201h 1min
Ask Paula: How Can I Retire in 12 Years?
#233: Deepak is considering downsizing his family’s home, but wants to know if the savings are worth the transaction costs he’ll have to pay. Anonymous and her husband hold $900,000 worth of privately...
31 Des 20191h 10min
How to Avoid College Debt, with Anthony ONeal
#232: Anthony ONeal is the bestselling author of Debt-Free Degree, a book that teaches parents how to help their children graduate from college without student loans. He’s part of the Dave Ramsey Solu...
27 Des 20191h 9min
Ask Paula: How Can I Get My Spouse Interested in Frugality?
#231: Avie needs to decide between two options: paying off a rental property, or funding a retirement account. Which should she choose? Lisa wants to know: when should you fund an HSA account? Sofia...
16 Des 201954min
How to Develop Emotional Agility, with Dr. Susan David
#230: Dr. Susan David, a psychologist on the faculty at Harvard Medical School, joins us to talk about emotional agility. Dr. David has researched emotional agility for around 20 years. A few years a...
9 Des 20191h 21min
Ask Paula: Help! My Mom or Dad Took Out a Credit Card in My Name. Am I On the Hook?
#229: Normally, we’re a once-a-week podcast, with episodes airing every Monday. But on the first Friday of every month, we have a First Friday bonus episode! Helen discovered that her mother fraudule...
6 Des 20191h 21min
What I Learned from Losing $170 Million, with Noah Kagan
#228: In November 2005, when Noah Kagan was 24, he was hired as Employee #30 at Facebook. His stock options would have been worth $170 million if he’d cashed out in 2014, he says. But he didn’t see a...
2 Des 20191h 5min
