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Net Worth & Chill: Stacking the Building Blocks of Wealth
In the inaugural episode of Penny & the Pint, John Shea and Brendan O’Brien (the "Old Irish Guys") introduce their mission: filling the gap in the financial podcast space with 60 years of combined expertise, delivered in digestible, 10-minute shots.
A Resource for Baltimore and Beyond
John and Brendan aim to be a neighborhood resource, serving folks from Canton to Federal Hill to Locust Point. Each episode consists of two segments:
- Local Flavor: Discussion about what is happening in the City of Baltimore.
- Financial Advice: High-level, actionable steps for families and individuals delivered in a way that is easy to digest.
The hosts introduce a foundational concept for couples: the "Net Worth and Chill" date night. This is designed to be a comfortable, stress-free environment to discuss financial goals after the kids are in bed.
The 4 Steps to a Successful Financial Date Night:
- The Immovable Date: Put it on the calendar and do not move it for anything—not book club, not volleyball, and not even a pint at Hull Street Blues.
- Come Prepared: One person should gather all statements beforehand, including mortgages, retirement plans, and bank accounts. Don't waste the date night looking for statements.
- The "No-Judge Zone": Be honest about where you came from and how you value money. Shine a light on the numbers without judgment; they are what they are.
- Label Everything (Core vs. Lifestyle): Categorize every expense to see where the money is going:
- Core: Non-negotiables that must be paid, such as rent, mortgages, and car insurance.
- Lifestyle: How you live your life—soccer for the kids, dining out, or Netflix.
- The Cut: If you aren't meeting your savings goals for retirement or college, the "Lifestyle" list is where the cuts happen.
Key Takeaways
- Consistency: Once the first meeting is over, immediately put the follow-up meeting on the calendar.
- Reward Yourself: After the hard work is done, put on a movie or your favorite show and actually "chill".
- Subscribe & Share: If you enjoyed the show, please hit the follow button to subscribe and share this episode with someone who needs to hear it!
Connect with the Old Irish Guys
Website: https://oldirishguysfinancial.com
Email: [email protected]
- (00:00) - Meet the Old Irish Guys
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By Old Irish Guys FinancialIn the inaugural episode of Penny & the Pint, John Shea and Brendan O’Brien (the "Old Irish Guys") introduce their mission: filling the gap in the financial podcast space with 60 years of combined expertise, delivered in digestible, 10-minute shots.
A Resource for Baltimore and Beyond
John and Brendan aim to be a neighborhood resource, serving folks from Canton to Federal Hill to Locust Point. Each episode consists of two segments:
- Local Flavor: Discussion about what is happening in the City of Baltimore.
- Financial Advice: High-level, actionable steps for families and individuals delivered in a way that is easy to digest.
The hosts introduce a foundational concept for couples: the "Net Worth and Chill" date night. This is designed to be a comfortable, stress-free environment to discuss financial goals after the kids are in bed.
The 4 Steps to a Successful Financial Date Night:
- The Immovable Date: Put it on the calendar and do not move it for anything—not book club, not volleyball, and not even a pint at Hull Street Blues.
- Come Prepared: One person should gather all statements beforehand, including mortgages, retirement plans, and bank accounts. Don't waste the date night looking for statements.
- The "No-Judge Zone": Be honest about where you came from and how you value money. Shine a light on the numbers without judgment; they are what they are.
- Label Everything (Core vs. Lifestyle): Categorize every expense to see where the money is going:
- Core: Non-negotiables that must be paid, such as rent, mortgages, and car insurance.
- Lifestyle: How you live your life—soccer for the kids, dining out, or Netflix.
- The Cut: If you aren't meeting your savings goals for retirement or college, the "Lifestyle" list is where the cuts happen.
Key Takeaways
- Consistency: Once the first meeting is over, immediately put the follow-up meeting on the calendar.
- Reward Yourself: After the hard work is done, put on a movie or your favorite show and actually "chill".
- Subscribe & Share: If you enjoyed the show, please hit the follow button to subscribe and share this episode with someone who needs to hear it!
Connect with the Old Irish Guys
Website: https://oldirishguysfinancial.com
Email: [email protected]
- (00:00) - Meet the Old Irish Guys