Millennial Money Podcast

The Prepared Investor, he says “There’s a typical Wall Street response to any and all crises…keep your diversified portfolios in place, and someday, maybe years from now, investments will return to where they once were.

Budgeting and managing your money is hard enough when you have a steady paycheck each month and a laundry list of goals you want to achieve.

Buying your first house is no joke – from the downpayment to the mortgage, to finding the right house, to the paperwork and more, it can be quite a process.

It’s easy in day-to-day life to focus on the things you can’t control – the stock market, the weather, how someone treats you. However, there’s actually a lot you can control – your focus, your thinking, your mood, your actions, patience, empathy, and on and on.

Imagine a life where every money decision you make is very intentional. Everything you buy has a purpose and a reason. You invest with purpose, you save with purpose. If this feels a million miles away, this episode is for you.

Student loan debt is real and politicians are fighting about it with no clear answers. Meanwhile, what you really want to know is can you actually pay off your student loans and build your wealth at the same time?

Let me tell you a secret. The most important foundational principle you need to know about money is the power of cash flow. Yes, it’s really all about the money flow.

Renting has a bad reputation. You might have heard the idea of “throwing away” your money if you’re renting. I get it, but today’s guest, Jonas Bordo, CEO and Co-Founder of Dwellsy has a different idea about renting.

There’s a difference between simply making money and building wealth. The former is what you do while you’re awake to generate cash flow.

You want to change your life; you need a budget. Not a boring, you can’t do this and you can’t have that type of budget.