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In today's episode, Chris and Danny discuss the pros and cons of turning your hobbies into side hustles for extra income. There are many different ways to monetize your hobbies, but not every method is going to work for everyone. Furthermore, just because you can monetize your hobby doesn't necessarily mean that you should. Tune in to this episode to gain further insight on this topic, and decide whether monetizing your hobby is right for you!

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In today's episode, Chris and Danny cover the top 5 things you should do to survive a market crash. Market volatility can be very stressful, and nobody likes to see red in their investment accounts. During these times of stress, people are more likely to act irrationally and make poor financial decisions. If you want to be better equipped to navigate the stresses of a market crash, this episode is for you!

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In today's episode, Chris and Danny discuss the unique opportunities available to travel nurses who want to achieve FIRE. They cover a laundry list of pros and cons to consider with these types of jobs, as well as who it might be good for. Whether you are a registered nurse or not, this episode will get you thinking creatively on how you might accelerate your savings and achieve financial independence quicker. 

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In today's episode, Chris and Danny discuss the best debt repayment strategies to consider when tackling debt. Those debt repayment strategies are the Debt Snowball Method, Debt Avalanche Method, and Cash Flow Index (CFI) Method. All three methods have their pros and cons, and really depend on the context of the situation and one's personal preferences. Chris and Danny do a deep dive into these, and uncover all of the nuances you should consider. Which method do you think is best for you? Tune in to find out!

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In today's episode, Chris and Danny discuss the importance of disability insurance and all of the nuances that come with it. Disability insurance is often ignored, yet it happens to be one of the most crucial types of insurance someone should consider. It does protect your greatest financial asset after all (i.e., your ability to earn an income). Chris and Danny cover topics such as: individually owned policies vs. employer-provided policies, elimination periods, definitions of disability, common policy riders, how the benefits are taxed, and much more. This is a great introductory episode to an important topic, and you will walk away better informed because of it. Don't miss this one!

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In today's episode, Chris and Danny discuss a financial thought experiment. How much money do you need to save to earn one year of financial independence or retirement? Thinking in very large numbers is counter-intuitive to most people. However, when we translate very large numbers into terms of time (e.g., months, years), the idea of saving for a goal becomes much more palatable. With a little reframing, you might be surprised by how achievable your savings goals really are. This is a great episode to help you conceptualize a new way of pursuing your financial independence and retirement goals. 

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In today's episode, Chris and Danny have a discussion about when it is (or is not) appropriate to use your emergency fund. Having an adequate emergency fund is the foundation of good financial health, and it is important to make judicious use of it when appropriate. Come join our conversation, and gain some additional insights on when it is appropriate to use your emergency fund!

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In today's episode, Chris and Danny challenge you to earn is as much money as you can by taking one PTO day and doing some financial spring cleaning. Do you think $2,500 is an unrealistic number? You might be surprised by how much you can make! Chris and Danny will share some real life stories, as well as give some tips on how to clean up your finances (and make money!) on your day off from work.

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Chris and Danny have a challenge for you. The $50,000 Challenge. Do you think you can handle it? Approximately 60% of Americans cannot come up with $1,000 in an emergency. Furthermore, approximately 60% of Americans have less than $50,000 saved for retirement. In today's episode, Chris and Danny discuss this thought-provoking challenge, and they hope it inspires you to take action and NOT be a part of that 60% statistic!

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Everyone has heard the term "diversification" before. Most people have also been told it is important to be "diversified" in their portfolio. However, most people do not fully understand what diversification means. In today's episode, Chris and Danny have a candid conversation about the diversification puzzle and why it is so challenging. They discuss the nuances of diversification, as well as why some people may be for or against it. While today's episode won't solve the diversification puzzle, it will certainly leave you with some thought-provoking things to consider. Don't miss this one!

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