The Crypto Crash, the Housing Market, and Hot Takes on the Latest Economic Headlines
#416: Crypto is tanking. Household debt is climbing. Student loans are tangled up in the court system. And the house market…did what?! Today’s bonus First Friday episode takes a look at the latest eco...
2 Dec 202249min
How I Give Away 41% of My Income, with Bob Lotich
#415: The average American donates 2.1 percent of their income to charity, according to data from the Giving Institute. But an ordinary couple living in Nashville, Bob and Linda Lotich, refuse to be a...
30 Nov 202244min
Ask Paula: I Think I Can Retire Early. Am I Crazy?!
#414: Amanda is worried that her recently diagnosed health condition might force her to stop working. How should she financially prepare her family? Anonymous is a savvy DIY investor who wants to reti...
23 Nov 20221h 12min
Why We’re Paying Attention to the Wrong Things, with Dr. Daniel Crosby
#413: If an idea dominates the headlines, we notice it. But maybe we shouldn’t. Today’s guest, psychologist and behavioral finance expert Dr. Daniel Crosby, says there’s a difference between a predict...
16 Nov 202254min
Ask Paula: Should I Repay Debt or Invest?
#412: Taylor recently graduated. She wants to reach financial independence as soon as possible. What should she do first: invest or repay low-interest debt? Carter doesn’t want to pay too much for his...
9 Nov 20221h 6min
Invest Anywhere: Learn About a City Like an Expert
#411: In the final installment of this two-part mini-series, we walk you through becoming a subject matter expert in your investment city of choice. We discuss who you should talk to, where you can fi...
4 Nov 202236min
The Routine Habits of Breakthrough Thinkers, with Jeremy Utley
#410: You face plenty of problems. But you have a scarcity of good solutions. Stanford Professor Jeremy Utley can help. He says that solving complex problems requires creativity. And creativity comes ...
2 Nov 20221h 8min
Ask Paula: Should I Sell My Rentals to Buy More Stocks?
#409: Liz and her husband are planning to retire in 5 to 10 years. They have rental income properties, but Liz is bored of managing these, and she’s intrigued by the idea of buying stocks at a discoun...
26 Okt 20221h 7min
