Kyle Taylor is the CEO and founder of The Penny Hoarder, one of the largest personal finance websites with over 14 million readers a month.  Listen on to find out about Kyle’s long list of things he’s done to make extra money, how he saved his first $1,000, paid off $50,000 in student loan debt, and what he’s doing with his money and lifestyle now that his business makes over seven figures.  Stick around after the interview for my biggest takeaways.  To dig in deeper, visit the intensive show notes at http://ptmoney.com/kyle  

008: Taking Risks and Making Extra Money with Kyle Taylor, The Penny Hoarder

Since I started participating in the conversation about money, I've paid off student loans and car loans, saved up an emergency fund, maxed out my retirement accounts, save up for two down payments for homes, and left my corporate career to start two businesses. I want you to have the same results that I have had. That means you need to start getting in on the conversation. To make it easy, I want to bring more conversations about money to you. So here's what I'm doing. I'm starting a new podcast show called Masters of Money where I interview the people of FinCon, the event I run for financial nerds, and get them to open up about: their financial turnaround, the goals they've achieved, what they still struggle with, the tools they use, their plans for the future, and more... My hope is that these open and honest conversations will inspire, educate, and entertain. My goal is usefulness.

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Harlan Landes started Consumerism Commentary under the moniker Flexo in 2003. It grew to become a multi-million dollar blog, which he sold. The sum he collected allows him the Flexobility to volunteer and create passion projects like the Plutus Foundation and develop his next new business, Adulting.tv.

[BONUS] Consumerism Commentary made Harlan Landes financially independent

Joseph Hogue is an investment analyst and blogger. He runs six websites on topics including personal finance, investing, crowdfunding and making money from home. A veteran of the Marine Corps, he holds the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation.

[BONUS] Making Money from Home, with Joseph Hogue

Doug is a retired Navy submariner and author of The Military Guide To Financial Independence And Retirement. He and his spouse reached financial independence in the late 1990s on their high savings rate and retired in 2002. This is a bonus episode. To hear more Masters of Money, go to https://ptmoney.com/masters-money

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Tracie Fobes wasn't prepared for the day she would have money of her own. That led to debt and eventually bankruptcy. The lessons she learned would forever change her and her family's financial future - and the future of her blog readers. Resourced mentioned in this episode: https://TracieFobes.com https://financialrebootcourse.com/p/financial-reboot-course https://proactivebudget.com For more great interviews from some of my money nerd friends, subscribe to the show in Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, TuneIn or visit the blog at https://ptmoney.com/masters-money

008: Taking Risks and Making Extra Money with Kyle Taylor, The Penny Hoarder

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