Barron Von Earl Sir Duke Lord Turner | Rock-n-Roll Comedy Train wreck

Barron Von Earl Sir Duke Lord Turner | Rock-n-Roll Comedy Train wreck

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  • 183: Donald Trump vs. Blac Chyna

    Topics: The Turner Administration just had its first setback.

    - Sell your unused gift cards to get extra money.

    - Banks just can't quit hitting you with overdraft fees.

    - Chelsea (Las Vegas, NV) asks about buying time in a pension plan.

    - Monica (Ceti Alpha 5) thinks I'm speaking on a higher plain of existence.

    - Michael is 59 and wants advice on paying off debts or investing in a business that produces a second income.

    - John is also 59 and recently divorced and trying to rebuild from scratch.

    - Alice asks about the tax implications of collecting social security and working.

    - Deacon Hayes on why Millennials may not be able to retire.

    - Today's show is brought to you by the letter P for Paris Hilton.

    - Using your walk away power to get a deal on a house.

    Links mentioned on the show:

    CardPool

    Why Millennials may not be able to retire

    40 min
  • 182:M.O.O.

    Topics: Masters Of the Obvious.

    - Oh yes you can.

    - Scam alert for free ATM cards.

    - What you'll need for the January challenge.

    - Charlotte is having financial problems but doesn't want to miss out on life's experiences.

    - Jay's credit score has gone up 20 points.

    - Anonymous paid off a $7,500 medical bill and is debt free.

    - Jared is debt free and has a path to becoming a millionaire.

    - Magnesium is the new black, and the new gold.

    - Genevive (Riverside, CA) is upside down on a car loan and trying to rebuild her credit.

    - Opendoor - a new way to buy and sell your home.

    Links mentioned on the show:

    Build your credit by renting

    40 min
  • 181: Listen Very Carefully...

    Topics: My bold predictions for 2017 and beyond.

    - Wells Fargo has decided once again to put profit before people.

    - Lucas asks about paying off debt vs. the tax benefits of 401(k) contributions.

    - Millennials can expect to collect social security checks later and they should be happy about it.

    - Ian (Jamaica Queens, NY) wants to get rid of his credit card debt and start building wealth.

    - Hannah is a freshman in college and needs to track her income even though it's inconsistent.

    - Josh has an excellent tip on how to build a business.

    - Landlord drama continues thanks to some squirrels.

    - Deanna (Seattle, WA) paid off $20,000 in 12 months and is debt free!

    - Today's show is brought to you by the letter N for net worth.

    Links mentioned on the show:

    Raising retirement age

    Wells Fargo keeping commission based retirement accounts

    40 min
  • 180: Buy! Sell! No Wait - Buy! Er, Sell!

    Topics: CNBC calls out one of the financial pied pipers that got it wrong - what was his response?

    - Tyler is considering a consolidation loan to help him get out of debt faster.

    - Kaiya wants to go to college but not take out any student loans.

    - Employees of companies with great performing stock are more likely to over-invest in their employer's stock in their retirement accounts.

    - Samson wants to know how to make fast, free, and easy money.

    - Anonymous is out of bankruptcy and asks how much to have in savings in case of an emergency.

    - John (Parts Unknown) and his wife earn $225,000 and can't contribute to a Roth IRA. What is there next best option?

    - Daniel Norris is a millionaire living in a VW bus.

    Links mentioned on the show:

    Daniel Norris the Van Man

     

    40 min
  • 179: Kristin and Her Husband Paid Off $33,000 in Debt

    Topics: Mortgage rates are ticking up - should you be worried?

    - How much are financial adliesers paying to be on Top 100 lists?

    - New downpayment option for home buyers.

    - Anthony (Sparrows Point, Maryland) is getting hit with reorganization fees by his broker.

    - JR (San Jose, CA) is deeply invested in his company stock and wonders if he has all his eggs in one basket.

    - Talon is in college and finds it hard to save money.

    - Kristin and her husband paid off $33,000 in debt and will be debt-free in 2017.

    - Jacqueline has $10,000 on a credit card from a vet bill and her husband won't help her pay it.

    Links mentioned on the show:

    Curse of the Barron's list

    New down payment option for homes

    40 min
  • 178: The Unknown Millionaire

    Topics: How an everyday family saved $1 million.

    - Pamela is 22 and has $12,000 in debt to pay off but wants to get her own place.

    - We made the AOL Finance 13 Best List Personal Finance books!

    - CC from Phoenix, AZ has $62,000 in debts to pay off.

    - John and his wife are trying to save more for retirement and deciding between a bigger home or smaller home.

    - Judy wonders if she and her husband will outlive their reverse mortgage.

    - Robos are sticking up for the fiduciary standard on your behalf.

    - Today's show is brought to you by the letter M for market jitters.

    http://scottalanturner.com/show178

    Links mentioned on the show:

    Who's standing up for you?

    401(k) millionaires

    13 Personal Finance Books Everyone Must Read

    40 min
  • 177: The Powerful Thing That Can Make or Break Your Budget

    Topics:

    - What's it like to be a landlord?

    - The surprising trick that makes or breaks a budget.

    - You can lead a horse to water...

    - Mariah is 23 and trying to figure out if she should pay off her debts before going back to school.

    - Lena (Wheeling, IL) has an HSA and needs help picking between the investment choices.

    - Michael (Alameda, CA) asks how many credit cards does he really need.

    - How to save money on college if you're a high school student.

    - Autumn has a 2002 Kia and is considering refinancing the car a 3rd time to get a lower interest rate but the term would be longer.

    - Banks have made $900M in ATM fees.

    - The social security train wreck coming.

    http://scottalanturner.com/show177

    Links mentioned on the show:

    ATM and overdraft fees top $6 billion at the big 3 banks

     

    40 min
  • 176: Mr. Robot

    Topics: Who is winning the battle of the robo advisors?

    - Costco not-so-special deals for Christmas.

    - Taylor asks about 15-year vs. 30-year mortgages.

    - Can you have a tax-free retirement by buying universal whole life insurance?

    - Eric is a truck driver living the life of nomad and has a question on picking the best funds in his 401(k).

    - Adrian is looking for a great job for introverts, quiet, and shy people.

    - Toby uses our negotiating techniques to save $800 on furniture.

    http://scottalanturner.com/show176

    Links mentioned on the show:

    Which Robo Advisors Are Best?

    The Introvert Advantage

    40 min
  • 175: Why I Eat $100 Bills For Breakfast

    Topics: Scott finds more bad advice given out by the financial pied pipers.

    - Autumn submits a marriage proposal.

    - Adam (Minnesota) asks about dividing money between a 401k and Roth IRA.

    - Clydeisha wants to leave one of her jobs to spend more time with her son.

    - Al (Northern California) asks where to invest for his kids college education.

    - Scott gets a great offer that will cost you money.

    - Natalie can't make her budget work.

    - Tony's only debt is his mortgage!

    - Harold (Newport News, VA) asks about refinancing a home to create some buffer.

    - Today's show is brought to you by the letter L.

    http://scottalanturner.com/show175

    Links mentioned on the show:

    Utah College Savings Plan

    College cost calculator

    Lanai Cat Sanctuary

     

    40 min
  • 174: Detour

    Topics: How to work through pain and suffering.

    - Jesse falls for election night market madness.

    - Eileen (MA) asks about saving for college and FASFA.

    - Abigail is 22 and working at a fast-food job but would like to pursue photography full-time.

    - David (Dallas, TX) has an out of state rental property he's deciding what to do with.

    - A father's letter to his adult children.

    - CC (Phoenix, AZ) has an ARM loan on an investment property and wonders about refinancing or unloading the property.

    - Scott rants: no millionaire ever claimed to get rich on credit card points.

    - MJ has an offer for a credit card balance transfer and asks if he should take it.

    - Al (Northern California) paid off $19,000 in debt!

    http://scottalanturner.com/show174

    Links mentioned on the show:

    A father's letter to his adult children on Thanksgiving

    Expected Family Contribution for College Calculator

     

    40 min

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