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- Two teachers crack the million dollar mark. Hear how they did it.
- Jessica is age 32 and just got married. She and her husband are trying to figure out how to become millionaires in 13 years or less.
- A new study showing the true costs of not shopping around for insurance.
- Angela's husband wrecked her credit and she asks about getting out of debt.
- Kevin has a follow up comment on MoviePass
- Should you use a real estate agent to sell your house?
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- John gives some statistics on why leasing a car is good for some people. Scott retorts with his own statistics in today's rant.
- Rick and his wife are both 60 and wonder if they will hit their retirement savings goal by age 65.
- Pari has a follow up question on medical debts and if they impact your credit score.
- Tom is age 26 and needs some help with an old 401(k) and a new 401(k).
- Did you know about Costco hot dogs?
- How to sell your home without a real estate agent. Maybe.
- A couple teachers hit the $1M savings mark. Discover how they did it.
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- What are people afraid of in the future? A new study about Millennials sheds some light on the stuff keeping us up at night.
- Jahmiel has a new job and transferred an old employer's 401(k) to a new 403(b). He asks if he should use retirement funds to pay off credit card debt.
- T. is lawyer who doesn't like his job. Katie gives some tips on getting out.
- MoviePass is an option to save money on movies. Is it worth the price?
- Money saving fashion tips from the unfashionable show host.
- Why you should avoid commodities, but some magazines litter their pages with reasons to buy them.
- Neil asks the best way to invest with few funds to start with.
- The Notorious MMA.
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- Mike thinks a $500 a month car payment at age 24 is the way to go. Scott agrees it is if you never want to build wealth.
- Karen is in a job she hates and is looking for something that doesn't involve employers.
- Pari is 53 and has multiple medical bills she is struggling to pay. She asks about a loan consolidation to pay down the debts.
- Renee (Houston, TX) is 31, in a dead end job and would like to get her life back on track.
- Cloud asks about the Discover savings account to park her savings for a house down payment.
- Are you prepared for the cost of a funeral?
- Another round of fortune tellers getting it wrong (again).
- Spring time money saving tips.
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- Cindy (Iowa) has a passion for cooking but is broke. Her husband has to walk 45 minutes to catch the bus to work because they can't afford a car right now. She asks how they can get ahead.
- Stephanie (West Australia) is age 23 and makes $700 week. She wonders how to make more.
- Ranee is going to retire in 2 years with a pension and SSI and asks how to play for expenses.
- Amanda is struggling with being jealous of the things other people buy but she can't.
- The fiduciary rule is dead. What you need to do now.
- Joe shares a story about getting his wife on board with a budget.
- To Roth 401k or not to Roth 401k
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- A listener's wife is a school teacher and will not have her contract renewed for the next school year. Scott details how to plan for when you know your income is about to get slashed.
- PT (Richmond, CA) just purchased a condo and is planning for a rental property in a few years. He asks about how best to save up.
- Pam asks about a Pershing Roth IRA.
- More grocery store shenanigans causing you to overpay.
- Socks. What else can you produce for $2 and charge $80 for.
- Sandra asks how to find the perfect fit for a new business.
- The story of one person who got through college with no debt.
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- Scott & Katie go to the travel show and come back with loads of travel tips. New travel hacks to save you money on tours and more!
- M1 Finance review.
- Susan is concerned about giving over her personal info when signing up for an investing account online.
- Greg has an IRA with $8,600 and asks about converting it to a Roth to pay the taxes now.
- The jacket that doubles as carry-on baggage, but without the checked bag fee.
- George has a comment on avoiding the 10% penalty on early IRA withdrawals.
- The story of one person who got through college with no debt.
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- Dave (Ontario, Canada) is getting his wife on board with a budget and has some questions about making it work. Katie and Scott break down what it takes to make budgeting as a couple work.
- Ric (San Antonio, TX) asks about my favorite sources for big brain reading.
- Laria just read The Four Pillars of Investing and has a couple questions about things that alarmed her.
- What advice do a bunch of fat cats sitting around talking about money have?
- George has a tip on beating IRA early withdrawal penalties.
- Scott attends an M1 Finance webinar and gives his opinion on the service.
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- Food hacks that save time and money and are good for you!
- Another tale of the importance of planning and wills - this time from a hamburger restaurant owner.
- A 401(k) hack to sock away even more money for your financial independence.
- Katie is getting her real estate license, find out why.
- Lane wants to know the best way to get started towards financial independence.
- Deborah has an old computer and asks for budget friendly tips to keep from having to upgrade your hardware every two years.
- Diva asks how to have her money multiplied in a week or month.
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- Where does your paycheck go and how long does it last? See how your spending compares to others.
- Choosing a lifestyle is important, and simple. It all comes down to choosing what you can afford. The big question is what can you afford?
- Katie shares how you can use Task Rabbit to find help - and make a little extra money on the side.
- Bernetta asks how do you cut the costs on debt and get it paid off without it being so over whelming.
- Another pump and dump scam with penny stocks has been busted.
- Surprise 3-day weekend trips from Pack Up + Go.
- Dan (Australia) is age 61 and just lost his job. He has little retirement savings and asks for some guidance.
- Have you heard of surprise vacations?
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