182: What if My Career Gets Phased Out? Finance Friday with Mike
Mindy and Scott don’t often get stumped on the Money Show, but it happens once in a great while. What do you do when you have a multi-million dollar net worth, appreciating properties, a maxed out 401...
26 Mars 20211h 3min
181: A Slow, Steady, and Sustainable Way to Buy Rentals with Julie
You may hear of 20 year olds with $1,000,000 in real estate, or a novice flipper doing 50 flips a year, or even a wholesaler who made six figures on one deal. What about the everyday investor who slow...
22 Mars 20211h 17min
180: So You’ve Reached Millionaire Status, What’s Next? Finance Friday with Brian Blask
What do you do once you’ve hit millionaire status? You have rental properties, brokerage accounts, and a good amount of cash on hand, so what’s next? This is the question that today’s guest, Brian Bla...
19 Mars 20211h 13min
179: “The Guy Who Did Everything Wrong But Still Figured it Out” with David Pere
Being in the military opens you up to an array of benefits for a financially abundant life. You have access to VA loans, a tax-free housing allowance, and a pension (if you stick around long enough). ...
15 Mars 20211h 8min
178: Finance Friday: From $33k in Debt to $100k+ in Net Worth Through House Hacking & Smart Saving with Budget Girl
Last time we talked to Sarah, AKA Budget Girl, she was on Episode 6 of the Money Show. If you haven’t listened to that episode, here’s a quick recap. Sarah was $33,000 in debt from student loans, but ...
12 Mars 20211h 15min
177: Putting Yourself in the Best Financial Position as a First Time Home Buyer with Scott and Mindy
It’s hard being a first time home buyer, especially if you don’t have any experience with real estate, property values, or market appreciation. You may be wondering how you’ll be able to buy a home th...
8 Mars 20211h 17min
176: How to Grow Retirement Accounts Before Having Kids | Finance Friday with Steve
Most listeners of the show will know that a cash cushion is always great to have and should be mandatory for almost everyone. Having a cash reserve of 6-12 months can help you cover unexpected expense...
5 Mars 20211h
175: Staying Flexible in Early Retirement with A Purple Life
Last time we talked to Purple from A Purple Life, she told us about her plan to retire at the end of 2020. If you haven’t listened to that interview, you can listen to it here to get the full scoop on...
1 Mars 202154min
