How I Became a Millionaire on a Military Salary - with Doug Nordman
#33: After serving in the Navy for 20 years, Doug Nordman, then-age 41, retired from his military career. Most of his peers started second careers in the civilian world. But Doug didn't. He had an ...
11 Jul 201637min
Ask Paula: The Market Might Drop. Should I Sell?
#32: Should you sell your stocks, given that we might be heading for a possible downturn? Also, what are the downsides of index funds? Should you invest in out-of-state rental properties, and if so, h...
4 Jul 201641min
The Simple Path to Wealth, with Jim Collins
#31: Jim Collins, also known as popular blogger JL Collins, has been financially independent since 1989. He achieved this in the simplest way possible: he saved half of his income and invested in inde...
27 Jun 201634min
Okay, I’m Financially Independent. Now What? -- with Jim Wang
#30: When Jim Wang was 29-and-a-half, life changed forever. Jim started an online company (a blog) in his mid-20's. His website grew to several hundred thousand readers and started earning five-figu...
20 Jun 20161h 26min
Ask Paula: Pay Debt vs Buy a Home? Invest in Index Funds vs Creative Alternative?
#29: Paula answers questions you sent in about multi-level marketing, paying off credit card debt vs buying a house, and socially responsible investing. For more information, visit the show notes at...
13 Jun 201638min
How I Woke Up, Removed the Blindfold, and Noticed My Money for the First Time -- with Evelyn Connors
#28: Most people only pay attention if there's a problem - that includes money. Guest, Evelyn Connors gets honest and raw about her previous understanding of how money works and her uber-excitement o...
6 Jun 201643min
Pete the Planner, Comedian-Turned-Money-Columnist, on Millionaires and Mock Retirements
#27: Pete the Planner talks about why millionaire-dom is important and why it's important to try a "mock retirement". For more information, visit the show notes at https://affordanything.com/episode...
30 Mai 201639min
The Last Show With Jay
#26: Sometimes you need to let go of the good for the great. Jay Money has started a lot of projects, only to let them go because they didn't match his goals. The show must go on - and it will with P...
23 Mai 20161h 13min
