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- Top 5 Reasons You Should Never Default on Student Loans with Jay FleischmanCan you be arrested for not paying student loans? No, not directly. However, not paying student loans can have far-worse implications than not paying credit cards or your mother-in-law. Jay Fleischman, a lawyer who concentrates on Consumer Protection, brings us the 5 reasons you should […]1 hr 1 min
- Changing Credit Scores from 123 to ABC with eCredableDebt free people: Have no fear. You can prove you are creditworthy without a FICO score with eCredable. Steve Ely joins us to share how the credit scoring landscape is changing. Not only are more lenders leaving the traditional credit score algorithm behind but they […]50 min
- SoFi Joins the No FICO Zone and Brings Fairness to LendingWhen I say “No Debt, No Credit, No Problems”, what do you think about? NO DEBT – YEAH! I could go for that. NO CREDIT – Whaaaaaaa? You gotta have credit! NO PROBLEMS – Wait, what kind of riddle is this? Well, the times – they are a-changin’. […]35 min
- My Favorite Budgeting Program Gets An Upgrade: NEW YNABIf you could design a budget program for yourself, what would it need? The flexibility to adjust with variable spending or an irregular income Force me to save for emergencies, home improvements, and a new car Automatically insert transaction information automatically based on the store […]48 min
- Don’t Worry About Retirement, Be Inspired Instead – Interview with Chris HoganMany of us fear being unprepared for retirement – and that’s because we don’t have our number. What is “our number”? My guest today is Chris Hogan, financial ROCK STAR and Dave Ramsey personality, shares how to find your number by taking the RIQ: Retire Inspired Quotient […]47 min
- Do Credit Scores Predict the Success Of Your Romantic Relationship?Recent studies that have linked credit scores to one’s ability to drive and to the chances of having a heart attack. The Today show featured a study that showed credit scores can predict if a relationship will last. Can this be true? My guest, Professional Counselor Brian […]37 min
- Top 5 Ways To Save BIG MoneyDo you think it is possible that you could adjust your lifestyle enough to save 50% of what you made? What if I told you that you could do it and NOT live in a van by the river? It sounds crazy, impossible, OUTLANDISH – […]45 min
- Myths That Ruin Retirement with Roger WhitneyWhat image comes to mind when I say the word “retirement”? Drinks with umbrellas and sandy beaches? Do you think of Captain Stubing and cruise ships? Tee times (if you are a man) or Tea Times (if a woman)? There is no wrong answer here […]36 min
- Tom Corley Knows the Habits of the RichWhat do you think of when I say “Rich”? Are you thinking of your friend Richard? Maybe your mind wandered to the image of sticking your finger into a container of thick, creamy chocolate icing? Chances are, since you are listening to a show about […]23 min
- An Ex-IRS Agent Spells the IRS: THEIRSToday we introduce tax expert, Andy Magnus. Andy is an ex-IRS Agent and trained other IRS agents before moving on to better things as a CPA. Andy is going to use his incredible talent of explaining complex topics while bringing a bit of humor to […]17 min
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Are you looking for a simpler way to handle your money and build wealth? I have discovered that it doesn’t take a degree in Finance to be debt free and you don’t need to play the credit-score game to…
be credit-worthy. Since 2007, I have helped people understand how money really works. I teach people how to save, buy things without credit cards, and create rich habits instead of a credit score. Each episode will feature an in-depth discussion about a financial topic or service, we will learn about income taxes with an ex-IRS Agent, and we will learn from Tom Corley’s Rich Habits.