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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  • 133: How Do I Land An Awesome Job?

    Topics: How do I land an awesome job?

    - Colleen is weighing going back to school to increase her retirement savings.

    - Dolores has a broken car and asks what funds it gets paid from.

    - Introducing Google Express + Costco.

    - Amy is leaving her job and wants to maximize retirement savings.

    - Scott (Scottsdale, AZ) calls me out on tax savings.

    - Who are you surrounding yourself with?

    http://scottalanturner.com/show133

    Links mentioned on the show:

    Think and Grow Rich

    31 min
  • 132: 7 Items That Are Worth The Extra Money

    Topics: Seven items that are worth the extra money.

    - Deanna the Dog Walker asks about switching from a Traditional IRA to a Roth IRA.

    - AB wonders if he should downsize his home and invest the balance.

    - They lied to you.

    - Mr Jones needs diapers.

    - Alex is 24 and comparing passive investment options.

    - Information doesn't lead to action.

    http://scottalanturner.com/show132

    Links mentioned on the show:

    Convert IRA to Roth calculator

    Wealthfront Investing Whitepaper

    35 min
  • 131: A Fistful Of Dollars

    Topics: Where can you earn 13% on your money?

    - Kevin (Valley Glen, CA) has a comic book collection worth...

    - Susan asks about a rollover 401(k)

    - Rob (Bronx, NY) is deciding between paying down a mortgage or investing.

    - 5 free activities for the family.

    - How to take the boredom out of money management.

    http://scottalanturner.com/show131

    Links mentioned on the show:

    The 12% Reality

    33 min
  • 130: Warning Signs You Need Help

    Topics: When should you ask for help?

    - Natalie wants to start a thrift store.

    - John (Michigan) is tackling debt using the debt snowball.

    - Bill (Pennsylvania) wonders if dollar cost averaging is good for lump sum investing.

    - Greg (North Carolina) is looking for handyman work.

    - Is Michael Phelps talented?

    http://scottalanturner.com/show130

    Links mentioned on the show:

    Vanguard Study of Dollar Cost Averaging vs. Lump Sum

    This 23-year-old gave up a corporate job to make $5,000 a month reselling thrift store clothes through an app: http://www.businessinsider.com/poshmark-earning-money-2015-5

    31 min
  • 129: Are You A Bad Student? I Was.

    Topics: Are you a bad student? I was.

    - Michael (Florida) wants to go back to school.

    - Justin (Napa, CA) is recently unemployed and has lots of debts.

    - Steve and his wife aren't sure about rental properties.

    - John has a new side hustle.

    - Throwing your heart over the bar.

    http://scottalanturner.com/show129

    Links mentioned on the show:

    College Scorecard: https://collegescorecard.ed.gov/

    Special music by Midnight Hour: http://midnighthourmusic.com/

    34 min
  • 128: 8 Questions Every Advisor Should Be Able To Answer

    Topics: 8 questions every advisor or investment professional should be able to answer.

    - David (Nashville, TN) is researching a home business opportunity.

    - Dolores (Jackson, MI) signed up for Upwork and asks about how taxes are reported.

    - Michael (Alameda, CA) found his FICO Score is not what he thought it would be.

    - Mary has an old 403b to do something with.

    http://scottalanturner.com/show128

    Links mentioned on the show:

    XYPlanningNetwork

    Garrett Planing Network

    NAPFA

    FICO Score Version

    30 min
  • 127: Evil, Evil Credit Cards. Evil, Evil Donuts.

    Topics: Renee (Monroe, OH) asks if she should cut up all her credit cards and pay cash.

    - Adding value to create financial freedom.

    - TJ (SoCal) wants to use a family friend as an advisor.

    - Camry is getting tired of living paycheck-to-paycheck.

    - David adds a couple points about 401k loans.

    http://scottalanturner.com/show127

    Links mentioned on the show:


    How to make a budget

    33 min
  • 126: 5 Things That Are Critical To Your Financial Success

    Topics: 5 Things That Are Critical To Your Financial Success.

    - Bill (PA) asks about paying off his mortgage early.

    - Kyle (Parts Unknown) has debts to pay off and asks about building up an emergency fund at the same time.

    - Should students apply for credit cards?

    - Undefeated.

    http://scottalanturner.com/show126

    Links mentioned on the show:

    Undefeated, the movie.

     

    33 min
  • 125: How My Cat Is Making $30,000 a Year

    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.

    http://scottalanturner.com/show125

    Links mentioned on the show:

    BizBuySell

    31 min
  • 124: Taylor Paid Off $82,000 In Debt

    Topics: DJ (Union City, CA) has friends telling him an ARM are better than a 30-year fixed.

    - Jasmine (Ohio) has a 403(b) and needs to decide on what to choose in it.

    - Amazon FireStick.

    - Nicholas's girlfriend has student loans to refinance.

    - Stu wants to protect his children from identity theft.

    - Casi asks about budgeting with Mint vs. Everydollar.

    - Paul needs to free up some cash and is upside down on his car.

    - Taylor paid off $82k in debt.

    http://scottalanturner.com/show124

    Links mentioned on the show:

    AllClear ChildScan

    Swapalease.com

    LeaseTrader.com

    28 min

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