Interest is something that will always be a variable in life. Whether it is through loans, investing, or even savings. But why do they happen? What do you need to consider about if it is working against you and how can you get it to work for you?

We want to address some of these things and hopefully it will help build some options for things that you can invest in personally and work out for your goals.

Season 3?! About time! Welcome back to the next season where we finally get to start looking at what to do next. The first season was all about a large part of the 'why' we invest. The second was about the framework of being able to begin. Now the third season will be the factors to consider for getting started and more of the 'how' to take a more active part in investing.

Thank you again for continuing to follow us and support us! We are looking forward to getting into more concepts and getting to go over them with everyone so you feel like taking investing into your own hands, is more attainable.

GameStop stocks created a whole lot of stir and a strange new set of questions. Is this normal? Could it happen again? Should I have been a part of it?

There has been a rise in interest for investing in the stock market on a smaller scale for the average person. This interest increased more after this surge. This episode is for those that saw it happen, and have a new interest in wanting to learn about investing.

When college comes to mind, so does how to afford it. Apart from your gifted dependent having an impressive scholarship, there are better ways to save up for them and to do it efficiently.

Today we will talk about programs that involve saving up to afford that and hopefully do it in a way that will make some money in interest and tax breaks to help that journey along because really, who doesn’t want to make better money along the way?

Have you ever wanted to better understand your retirement? What is a 401K? What is a Pension? What is a defined benefit plan? What is defined contribution? Why do I care? Does it affect me? These are some of the things we address to make sure that you know more. It is after all, going to affect the rest of your life.

Time to finish this out taxes on this episode. Taxes are not only part of your every day life but for the foreseeable future, are not going away. What better thing to do than understand something that is constantly a part of your world and how things may be affected in the coming months with our new President?

Join us to finish out all the aspects of this. Grab some caffeinated beverages because this can be dry. Get it? Beverage? Forget it.

Taxes are currently and have always been the biggest expense in your life. That means they are important to understand and even more important for you to know about what to do with them. We start off by addressing some of these things like income brackets, credits vs deductions and more.

Join us on all of this as it can get convoluted and messy and not only does Chris need to learn about all of this, but you should join him for the ride.

There is nothing quite like the discussion of Savings. You do it. Your parents do it. Generations have been doing it. But is it the right thing to do in the first place?

Today we talk about why savings matter and how to actually think about them so that you have funds for what you need and how to get the most bang for your buck in the process.

Credit scores in our world are something that whether you like them or not, are a part of our system and important to understand. 

Today we talk about what they are, how they work, how they can work for you, and what you can do to improve yours.

Well now you’ve started organizing your expenses and you feel like you’re finally balancing life out. Since you’re a mean, lean, green using machine, then you want to know what the next step is. How to get started!

That’s what we want to talk about today. Is it better to take your finances and focus on investing right away to help pay off debt? Is it best to pay off all of your debt so you can begin to invest?

Disclaimer: You will also learn about how much of a nerd Sean is. We still like him.