Some simple legal advice should hopefully save you lots of pain and money over the years. Today, Cary offers you 3 pieces of legal advice that many people overlook in managing their lives.
Cary uses the example of choosing between a "big" wedding or a house downpayment to understand what is important to you. He discusses why one may be be a better use of money and of course allows you to make your own spending decisions.
There is no doubt that health insurance is a "must" for every individual. Unbelievably, tens of millions of Americans do not have it. In this episode, Cary reinforces the need for everyone to have a health insurance plan.
Today's episode on home and automobile insurance is the first of 4 on the topic of insurance. A boring but necessary topic that Cary makes a bit easier to understand.
In this episode Cary simplifies his investment approach and discusses the effectiveness of starting your stock portfolio with a few ETFs and mutual funds.
Diversification is so important when investing in stocks. As is avoiding "hunches" and "can't miss" tips. In this episode Cary discusses the advantage of diversification and research when purchasing stocks.
In this short episode, Cary discusses investing in the financial "singles and doubles" rather than looking for the elusive home run.
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This podcast focuses on learning how to effectively manage both your money and your life. Importantly, it is done simply with real-life memorable examples rather than theory, numbers and lecture. It…
is built off of Cary Siegel's best selling books "Why didn't they teach me this in school? 99 personal money management principles to live by” and “Why didn’t they teach me this in school too? 99 life management principles to live by”. The goal is to motivate you to take control of both your finances and your life.
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