After two-years straight, we're finally taking a week off. But we got the babysitter to sift through the archives to pick a few episodes that were slightly above average.
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Topics: Are you a gambler or an investor?
- Shane (Oil City, PA) is getting frustrated with life and finding a job.
- Is it a good idea to sell your car instead of trading it in?
- The Lone Duck wants advice on selling on eBay.
- Peter (Canada) works part time in finance and wants to change employers.
- Pawan asks about time limitations for investing in Roth IRAs.
- A win from Aubrey (Liberty, TX)
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What is the difference between investing and gambling
This episode originally aired July 3, 2016.
After two-years straight, we're finally taking a week off. But we got the babysitter to sift through the archives to pick a few episodes that were slightly above average.
Here is the original show description:
Topics: What is retirement and how do you know if you have saved enough?
- Amy (Sonoma, CA) has a loan on her cash value life insurance, should she change policies?
- How to save on sporting equipment and shoes
- Steve asks if he needs an advisor.
- Darinae makes minimum wage and has trouble saving
- Debbie celebrates making some financial moves to help her get out of debt.
- Risk vs. comfort.
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National Child Support Enforcement Association
This episode originally aired April 12, 2016
On today's show: A special edition of the show unlike any we've ever done before. When you're out and about shopping this Black Friday, get your laugh on.
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On today's show: It's a special edition of the show. On this Thanksgiving Scott and Katie share what they are thankful for this year.
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On today's show: Smarty pants advice from the big brain trust that help us increase our wealth.
- Katy (Sacramento, CA) has $100,000 equity in her house but not enough to for a downpayment on a home in a nicer neighborhood. She asks what she should do.
- Try out FIRECalc to see how likely you are to run out of money.
- Mary and her husband have extra money to invest and ask where the next best place is to put it.
- Mac says you shouldn't invest in a 401(k). Is he right?
- Andy and his wife are debt free and paid off $195,000 in debt!
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On today's show: What are some shopping hacks you can use to help with overspending? Scott reviews a list of creative hacks that was published by Acorns and digs into which one really would help (or not).
- Amanda (Dallas, TX) asks for the service used to protest property taxes to save you money on property taxes.
- Discover the key to saving money at the grocery store.
- Laura asks for advice about quitting a job.
- Lorena is a stay-at-home mom with little savings and wants to learn about investing in stocks.
- Pizza! Pizza! The label cops are winning at your expense.
- Jen paid off $2,000 in debt by working overtime and selling stuff.
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- Blinker is a new app to buy and sell cars (limited availability)
- Lena asks for an update on Scott's experience with Cricket wireless.
- Dwight shares a tip on where you can get 5% on your checking account.
- Omar is a general contractor with too much work and asks how to expand by finding good employees.
- Zulily is a great deal website for savings.
- Anonymous has a Discover card with a $6,000 balance and 23% interest and can only make minimum payments. They ask what to do about paying down the debt.
- Scam alert - another get-rich-quick scheme on the Internet.
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On today's show: Could you spot a millionaire in the grocery store? Probably not. Hear about what it takes to get to millionaire status and what those who have, spend their money on.
- A survey by T. Rowe Price shows parents raiding their kids college funds to pay for everything but college.
- Melissa is losing a second source of income and needs advice on paying off credit cards.
- Olga (Italy) is a scuba instructor barely getting by and asks for help on increasing her income.
- Are you letting security rob your ambition?
- Two facts about insurance everyone should now.
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On today's show: What could be coming up with the new tax law changes and how will it impact your future income?
- John (Apple Valley, CA) asks about the proposed changes to 401(k) contributions and what the average person is putting away for retirement.
- Have you heard Chipotle will pay for your college education?
- Seth has a question about the proposed $500,000 mortgage interest deduction being floated in the tax overhaul plan.
- Jedi Knight has a new job and asks if his saving goals are appropriate.
- Justin read Tony Robbin's book and asks about the All Weather Portfolio.
- JM asks if SoFi is a good deal.
- How one man makes a living buying and selling clearance items at Walmart.
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On today's show: Scott rants on the lousy financial advice being given out on the weekend talk radio shows. What are people selling and what do you need to watch out for?
- Kirstie asks how to get enough money to pay cash for a $25,000 dump so she can fix it and flip it.
- Abby (New Zealand) and her husband earn $84,000/year and ask about the steps to save up for a house.
- Steve has just $20 to invest in Bitcoin and wants to invest more in digital currency.
- Now anyone can become a venture capitalist! Find out how.
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On today's show: The financial talking heads make a great living giving out controversial sound bites for the 6 o'clock news. Check out the latest round of advice and how it can harm your financial independence.
- Tim is newly married and works for a non profit. He asks about Public Student Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) to pay off his student loans.
- Greg asks Scott's opinion on Tony Robbins investment advice from Tony's book Money Master the Game.
- James (Boston, MA) earns too much for a Roth IRA and asks about putting some bonus money in a regular brokerage account instead.
- Another tale of someone creating a crypto currency fund to cash in.
- The story of Dave's Killer Bread and how the company giving a second chance to people with criminal records.
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On today's show: Do you have a fear of being in front of a large audience? How about performing solo in front of 1,000 people? Scott shares the stage with a finalist from American Idol. Hear the story of how it all happened and breaking through limiting beliefs.
- Andrew (Wisconsin) has doubled his money in the crypto currency market and asks for advice on taking the money to pay off student loans or his car.
- Kevin has an insurance settlement for his kids and asks about what to do with the money.
- Michael owes a lot of back taxes and his accountant suggests he get rid of his car. Nobody will buy it and he wonders what to do.
- Dave's Killer Bread, making a difference in people's lives.
- Patricia turns sour dough bread into a big side hustle using Udemy.
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On today's show: Yes, you really can do anything you set your mind to. Scott proves it in his own life by sharing the story of creating a parody of The Office.
Watch it now: https://youtu.be/MU8n9zrXK2c
- Scott rants about trial lawyers and the Anthem data breach that's paying out a measly $36 to people who had their personal information stolen.
- Brendon (Milford, CT) is underwater on a condo purchased in 2005 and is trying to figure out what to do with the property.
- What not to wear to a job fair.
- Elisa (Morristown NJ) asks about the pros and cons of having her mom superfund a 529 plan for Elisa's kid.
- A simple example of diversification to help you understand why it's important.
- An update on Melissa Thomas and how she funds her dream of seeing Elton John.
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