Discover why building an emergency fund and how easy it is to start to saving.

Are you saving for retirement? With tax advantages towards saving for the future, Individual Retirement Arrangement accounts are ideal and here’s why.

In this podcast I discuss the pros and cons of using introductory rates from credit cards to get out of debt.

Are you overspent from Christmas and have holiday bills and debt to pay off? Or do you need extra income over next few months? In this podcast we explore three strategies to put more money in your pocket.

Inspired by a CNBC article on Chris Reining, he had a goal to become a millionaire by age 35. He accomplished his goal by age 37! He didn’t use the stock market but used this strategy I highlight in the podcast.

In this podcast we will explore four of the best apps to help you save & invest your money! Show notes can be found at www.dollarotter.com/podcast-show-notes

Investing has risk. With so many variations of risk from reinvestment risk to inflation risk, it is important to know what your time horizon is and how much risk you’re willing to take.

Knowing when to invest is as important as what you are investing. I recommend not investing until you have the following: Emergency Fund, 3-6 months Savings, and at least $1,000 to invest.

Mutual Funds are either Open-end (sales charge & fees) or Closed-end Funds (no sales charge). Take our free online course to learn about mutual funds: www.dollarotter.teachable.com. IRS Publication 550: IRS.gov/publications/p550