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 Maj 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 Maj 20161h 13min
The Stacking Benjamins Roundtable Plays a Game of 'Would You Rather'
#25: Would you rather...have $15k in quarters or $15k in dollar bills? Today we have fun with Joe Saul-Sehy, Len Penzo and Greg McFarlane (HELLO Greg) from the Stacking Benjamins Roundtable. For mor...
16 Maj 201640min
Ask Us Anything #4 - Betterment, Wealthfront, Robo-Investing -- What's the Deal?
#24: You ask. We answer. Let's grab a beer. This is the first Ask Us Anything in which we hear YOUR voices -- which makes this episode extra-awesome. In this week's episode, Paula and J. Money tack...
9 Maj 20161h 2min
Farnoosh Torabi, Host of CNBC's Follow the Leader, Spills the Secrets of Successful CEOs
#23: Farnoosh Torabi is host of CNBC's Follow the Leader. She shares stories about spending 48 hours with the most influential business leaders in the nation. For a list of notes and resources, visit...
2 Maj 201649min
How Jeremy and Winnie Retired in Their 30's
#22: Jeremy and Winnie are the bloggers behind Go Curry Cracker. They took a vacation to the Philippines and decided this was where they wanted to live - and retire there early (like REALLY early). F...
25 Apr 201657min
Making Money as a Voice Over Actor with Carrie Olsen
#21: Carrie Olsen started podcasting with her husband, then dipped her toe into the voice-over industry and is KILLING IT! For more information, https://affordanything.com/episode-21-making-money-voi...
18 Apr 201652min
From Debt to Financial Independence, with Get Rich Slowly Founder JD Roth
#20: The Money Boss, JD Roth, went from $35k in credit card debt to selling a personal finance blog for an undisclosed amount of money. Today he shares how financial independence affected him - and ho...
11 Apr 201658min
