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On today's show: Slim Sham James is at it again. Young and old alike are going to be losing money over this Piece of Something (POS) you need to be aware of.

- Charlie asks where to get back episodes for his employees to listen to.

- More year end tax planning tips for 2017.

- Lisa used to be a virtual assistant but now wants to move into getting paid to speak and asks how she could do it.

- Tom and his wife have $160,000 in retirement savings and ask how to grow the money over the next 10-15 years until retirement.

- Gary (Colorado) has a money saving tip on buying meat.

- R.S. has a parenting question about shaping kids' lives.

- Quote of the day from @Pink

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On today's show: The importance of tracking your net worth and what it can reveal about your life.

- Janet is ready to pay off her last debt and become debt free but has a question on dealing with a debt in collections.

- R.S. argues how a new car or truck may save you money over a used car.

- A quick update on the new tax bill.

- Carlos (Italy) is getting started investing but has limited choices based on his country of residence.

- JP (Atlanta, GA) is struggling to pay off debt.

- The December Challenge is here!

- Why you need a guide in your life.

- Another example of bad marketing.

- Scott eats grasshoppers.

- An entrepreneur with autism starts his own business.

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On today's show: What a Turkey Trot and troublesome toddlers can teach you about personal finance.

- Dan argues a low interest rate loan for a car isn't a budget killer. Is he right?

- Yet another reason you need an emergency fund.

- Alex asks about dollar cost averaging and how frequent you should do it.

- Melodie (Lakewood, CO) and her fiance consolidated debts to find out they owe $40,000. She asks what she should do.

- Beth emails the Equifax CEO about the security breach and gets a quick response by avoiding customer no-service.

- Red alert warning - watch out for this eBay scam.

- Andy and his wife are debt free and paid off $195,000 in debt!

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Marriage Kids + Money show

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: How my cat is making $30k a year.

- R (YouTube) ask about withdrawing money from a brokerage.

- Omid (Camarillo, CA) has an update on a Roth IRA conversion.

- Steve (Austin, TX) wants to know the steps for buying a business.

- J.P. (Oklahoma) wants to break out of the corporate world.

- Adam asks for advice on how to invest $100,000.

- Sandy paid off two credit cards.

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BizBuySell

This show originally aired August 11, 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: 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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Glenn Daily

James Hunt

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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Marriage Kids + Money show

Fire Calc

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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10 Creative Hacks to Curb Overspending

Property Tax Protest