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On today's show:

- 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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Why you may want to contribute to your child's retirement

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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New retirement rules

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.

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- 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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Fannie Mae Know Your Options

On today's show: What is your risk appetite? Are you betting with house money that caused so many people to see their 401(k) turn into a 201(k) ten years ago?

- Kristi (Washington, D.C.) can't find a rental property that follows the 2% rule and asks Katie for some real estate advice.

- Charmaine (Cape Town, South Africa) is a tour guide interested in starting a side job to make extra money.

- Manuel (Orlando, FL) shares his story about getting out of debt and starting over.

- An interesting take on how to get kids to reduce college costs.

- Tom is retirement aged, in debt, and funding the education of a girlfriend in Africa. Something doesn't add up here.

- The 2018 IRS limits are going up on some things. Find out what they are and why it matters.

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Check your risk tolerance

On today's show: Scott share's a Facebook conversation about leasing vs. buying a car. What did people have to say in favor and against leasing and were the statements accurate?

- Tristan (CA) provides a snapshot of his financial plan and goals and asks for feedback on it.

- Take the quiz - how financially literate are you?

- Jason is getting back on his feet after a divorce and is interested in where to save for his future.

- A. (Washington, D.C.) and his wife are in their early 30's and have a high net-worth. They wonder if they should pay more towards their house to get it paid down faster.

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On today's show: Most people are more concerned with paying off debt, saving, and investing when there is something lurking in the shadows that could derail everything. Are you aware of the holes that could destroy your lifestyle?

- Jaime's 81-year-old mother just sold her home and moved into assisted living. The costs are $4,000 a month and Jamie asks what they should do with the money from the sale of the house.

- Brian is 32-years-old and wonders if now is the time to sit out of the market since it's been running high for so long.

- Sheila (Orlando, FL) doesn't have enough money to handle bills, two kids, and paying down past debts. She asks for help on sticking to a budget.

- Are good investors really that good or just lucky? Scott proves what some perceive as brilliance is just luck.

- Why mistakes are important and you should be happy for them.

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