On this episode, we take some time to answer some more questions sent in by listeners. 

How do I choose the right funds inside my 401k (1:40) 

With the election coming up, should I be looking at making changes to my investments (7:12)

Is it better to invest my money all at once or spread it out over time (11:52)

When's should you refinance your home (14:00)

Roth vs Traditional IRA (16:34)

Tips for tracking your spending (20:06)

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At some point, almost everyone will have to decide whether they want to buy a house or rent.

If you rent are you just "throwing money away" each month? Is buying a home a "good investment"? How many years do you need to live in a house before it' s better than renting? We'll answer these common questions and more on this week's episode on buying vs. renting. 

Plus, we'll give you 4 crucial questions to ask when deciding whether it's better to buy or rent. We also share an easy formula to help you gauge whether it's better to buy or rent a particular house. 

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In this multi-part series, we'll teach you how to become a better investor by learning to avoid these common mistakes.

Part 5: Getting Bad Advice - Not every piece of financial advice is helpful, and not every piece of financial advice applies to your situation. Unfortunately, there are a lot of voices in financial media and financial industry that are not worth listening to. And sometimes, bad advice can even come from the people who love us the most. 

In this episode we talk about different possible sources of bad advice including stock "gurus", co-workers, uncles, or even financial advisors themselves. 

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In this multi-part series, we'll teach you how to become a better investor by learning to avoid these common mistakes.

Part 4: Confronting Biases - A bias is a way of thinking that causes you to be wrong. Learn to recognize your limitations and blindspots as an investor. Sometimes our biggest challenge is trying not to get in our own way.

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In this multi-part series, we'll teach you how to become a better investor by learning to avoid these common mistakes.

Part 3: What to Expect When You're Investing - any time you step into a new experience with unrealistic expectations you are bound to end up frustrated and disappointed.

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In this multi-part series, we'll teach you how to become a better investor by learning to avoid these common mistakes.

Part 2: Market Timing - No one knows where the market is headed in the short term, no one. But many investors think they know what will happen in the next week/month/year and make short-term investment decisions accordingly. The research shows that the vast majority of these market timers underperform the market.

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In this multi-part series, we'll teach you how to become a better investor by learning to avoid these common mistakes.

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HSA's are one of the best kept secrets in the finance world. They have some exceptional upsides including a "triple tax benefit" but the majority of Americans aren't using them.

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Before you enlist help from a financial advisor, it's imperative that you understand how they are paid and the value they are bringing to your situation. 

Many investors are unsure what fees they are paying or are unaware that they are paying fees at all!

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On this episode, I sit down with Ben Schettler of The Center for Truth in Love to discuss the American church and a Christian worldview on finances. We talked through a variety of questions related money and the Bible including: why is money a difficult topic to discuss in the church? Is it wrong for a Christian to pursue wealth? Is "retirement" a biblical idea? Why is giving on the decline in America? 

Ben gives some great insight into these issues and I think you will enjoy hearing his answers to these questions. For more info on Ben and his ministry visit https://www.thecenterfortruthinlove.org or https://www.facebook.com/BenSchettler

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