On this episode, Tom (@whatthefiguy) talks about his investing journey. We then talk about how lifestyle inflation keeps people broke and why it's important to not upgrade your lifestyle when you're building wealth and how can people not give in to lifestyle inflation. Further, we talk about how the pandemic has made people save more money and also invest a part of their savings into financial markets. We then talk about the difference between being wealthy and being rich and how many confuse income and net worth. Furthermore, we talk about how can people develop a mindset of making money work for them. Tom's blog is www.whatthefi.com and @whatthefiguy is his Instagram handle.

On this episode, Sophie (@sophiewardy) talks about her journey as a mental health advocate. We talk about why mental health is still a taboo in many places around the world, and why people find it difficult to understand mental health issues. Further, we talk about the symptoms of depression and necessary steps required to deal with the situation. We then talk about ways through which people can develop a strong and positive mindset. Sophie's Instagram handle is @sophiewardy and her podcast is "Chronic but Iconic".

On this episode, Tyler (@defining.wealth) talks about his journey of becoming a 9 to 5 millionaire. He tells us exactly how he started his wealth building journey and how can others build wealth even if they are working at a job. We then talk about his real estate investing journey and he shares how he started buying properties, he talks about using the BRRR (Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance) strategy to buy his first property and how this strategy can help people buy multiple properties. We also talk about multi-family properties and house hacking and Tyler shares how helpful house hacking can be for someone who wants to build wealth through real estate. Then we discuss his thoughts on the evergreen debate of "buying vs. renting a house". Tyler's social media handles are: Instagram: @defining.wealth Twitter: @definingwealth

On this episode, Adrien (@dontbebrokebewoke) talks about how he paid off his $42k debt in 3 years. He then talks about financial mistakes that he made, and mistakes that millennials and Gen Z make. Furthermore, we talk about credit cards and how most people use credit cards which makes it hard for them to pay off their credit card debt. Then we talk about how victim mentality affects the potential of humans and why people should stop victimizing themselves. After that, we talk about ways through which people can pay off their debt. Adrien's social media handles are: Instagram: @dontbebrokebewoke Twitter: @dontbbrokebwoke

On this episode, Joshua (@wallstjunky) talks about his investing journey. He tells us about how he got into real estate investing. Then we talk about house hacking, passive income through rental properties and ways through which people can get started in real estate with less investment. We then talk about meme stocks and their impact on investors in the long run. Furthermore, we discuss cryptocurrency and the current crypto market conditions. Finally, we talk about "the bubble" and how to prepare for the next market crash. Joshua's social media handles are: Instagram: @wallstjunky TikTok: @wallstjunky Twitter: @thewallstjunky

On this episode we talk about how to create a budget. We talk about the importance of having a budget in place and why it's crucial to plan a budget every month so you don't overspend. Having a budget helps a person become comfortable with their expenses rather than being controlled by them. The purpose of budgeting is not to be restrictive but to be aware about where your money is going and where it should go. We then talk about the very popular budgeting rule: 50/30/20 rule. The 50/30/20 rule states that you should allocate 50% of your income towards your needs, 30% towards wants and 20% towards savings. Now this is a basic rule. If you want to save and invest more, then you can reduce your expenses on wants or if you have a high paying job then your basic needs may not require for you to allocate 50% of your income towards your needs, and some of it can be used towards savings and investment. You can create a budget rule which suits your needs and wants and goals. Budgeting may not be the most attractive thing you'll come across but it certainly is one of the most important things that could help you become better with your finances.

On this episode, Jamie (@intothestock) talks about how he got into stock market investing. Then we talk about how can one get into investing in stocks and the criteria involved in picking the "right" stocks. We further discuss investment decisions based on profitability of a company and talk about the business model of Uber. Furthermore, we talk about Tesla and how its stock price soared in 2020 and what the future looks like for the company. Jamie's Instagram handle is @intothestock where he shares everything related to stock market investing.

On this episode, Dave (@financeresolved) tells us about his investing journey. He shares his story about how he got into investing in stocks and then transitioned into a real estate investor. We then talk about the steps involved in getting into real estate and buying a rental property to generate passive income. Furthermore, we talk about the concept of house hacking and how people can get into it successfully. Then, Dave shares how a person can build a successful stock portfolio by taking the first step and investing in ETFs. After that, we discuss why Dave prefers Ethereum over Bitcoin and his outlook towards cryptocurrency. Dave's Instagram handle is @financeresolved where he posts everything related to investing and finance daily.

On this episode, Emily (@mommyinvestor) talks about how she started investing in ETFs in her early 20s, and then how she started building her stock portfolio gradually. She also tells us about the mistakes she made in her investing career and how those mistakes helped her become better. We further discuss about not buying into the "Get Rich Quick" mentality and things new investors should stay away from before making an investment decision. Emily's Instagram handle is @mommyinvestor and her website is www.mommyinvestor.com where she shares her finance blogs and investing tips regularly.

On this episode, Everyday Finance Gal shares her corporate finance journey and how she got serious about personal finance and investing. She tells us about her approach towards budgeting and how people can plan a budget so they can stick to it. We further discuss about her debt payoff strategies and then, she explains her principles to building wealth including learning a new skill to increase one's income, spending less than you make and investing in things you understand. You can find Everyday Finance Gal on Instagram as @everydayfinancegal and can access her website: www.everydayfinancegal.com to learn more about her work.