Tag: 401k

• Episodes

Is Early Retirement A Smart Goal? – Episode 638

• March 1, 2023
• Tagged as: 401k, atlanta, biking, craft beer, credit score, Dave Ramsey, emergency fund, Entrepreneurship, Fidelity, Financial Independence, investing, Life Hacking, M1, money, money podcast, parenting, personal finance, podcasts to listen to, retirement investing, roth ira, saving for retirement, saving money, Vanguard

Cinderella is such an absurd story! Seriously, when you stop and think- it’s pretty messed up: a prince dances with a girl he’s never met before for one night, and then he sends his goons...

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• Episodes

Using Debt to Build Wealth with Tom Anderson – Episode 637

• February 27, 2023
• Tagged as: 401k, atlanta, biking, craft beer, credit score, Dave Ramsey, emergency fund, Entrepreneurship, Fidelity, Financial Independence, investing, Life Hacking, M1, money, money podcast, parenting, personal finance, podcasts to listen to, retirement investing, roth ira, saving for retirement, saving money, Vanguard

Virtually all conventional wisdom points folks in the direction of paying off their debt. “Debt is dumb” is a line you’ll hear after listening to most personal finance podcasts for about 30 seconds. It’s the...

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• Episodes

Friday Flight: Erupting Equity, Apprenticeships that Pay, & Scammy Savings – Episode 636

• February 24, 2023
• Tagged as: 401k, atlanta, biking, craft beer, credit score, Dave Ramsey, emergency fund, Entrepreneurship, Fidelity, Financial Independence, investing, Life Hacking, M1, money, money podcast, parenting, personal finance, podcasts to listen to, retirement investing, roth ira, saving for retirement, saving money, Vanguard

Time for a Friday Flight- our sampling of the week’s financial news and what it means for your personal finances. There are a lot of headlines out there, but we boil it down to specific...

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• Episodes

Butchering Your Grocery Bill – Episode 635

• February 22, 2023
• Tagged as: 401k, atlanta, biking, craft beer, credit score, Dave Ramsey, emergency fund, Entrepreneurship, Fidelity, Financial Independence, investing, Life Hacking, M1, money, money podcast, parenting, personal finance, podcasts to listen to, retirement investing, roth ira, saving for retirement, saving money, Vanguard

Do you know something that we’re all currently doing? Breathing. It’s something we rarely actively think about, but it turns out that there are ways to improve our technique- by breathing through our nose instead...

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• Episodes

Ask HTM: Personal Loans for a Crypto Biz, Travel Nursing FTW, & Small Business Benefits – Episode 634

• February 20, 2023
• Tagged as: 401k, atlanta, biking, craft beer, credit score, Dave Ramsey, emergency fund, Entrepreneurship, Fidelity, Financial Independence, investing, Life Hacking, M1, money, money podcast, parenting, personal finance, podcasts to listen to, retirement investing, roth ira, saving for retirement, saving money, Vanguard

We’re kicking off the week by answering listener questions! And if you have a question that you’d like for us to answer on the show, we’d love for you to submit your own via HowToMoney.com/ask...

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Friday Flight: Cheating Charities, Sketchy Retailer Tactics, & Starving to Save – Episode 633

• February 17, 2023
• Tagged as: 401k, atlanta, biking, craft beer, credit score, Dave Ramsey, emergency fund, Entrepreneurship, Fidelity, Financial Independence, investing, Life Hacking, M1, money, money podcast, parenting, personal finance, podcasts to listen to, retirement investing, roth ira, saving for retirement, saving money, Vanguard

Time for a Friday Flight- our sampling of the week’s financial news and what it means for your personal finances. There are a lot of headlines out there, but we boil it down to specific...

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• Personal Finance

How To Give Away Money (And Why It’s Awesome!)

• February 16, 2023
• Tagged as: 401k, atlanta, biking, charity, credit score, emergency fund, Fidelity, Financial Independence, M1, money, money podcast, personal finance, retirement investing, saving money

When you give away money, it enriches both your life and the person you’re giving to. No matter how rich you are, everybody can give.

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Did the Pandemic Change Personal Finance? – Episode 632

• February 15, 2023
• Tagged as: 401k, atlanta, biking, craft beer, credit score, Dave Ramsey, emergency fund, Entrepreneurship, Fidelity, Financial Independence, investing, Life Hacking, M1, money, money podcast, parenting, personal finance, podcasts to listen to, retirement investing, roth ira, saving for retirement, saving money, Vanguard

Cults are fascinating. The amount of gaslighting and denial of reality that takes place in order to perpetuate the movement is simply mind boggling. And one of the most interesting parts is to see interviews...

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Solutions for Money Anxiety with Financial Therapist, Lindsay Bryan-Podvin – Episode 631

• February 13, 2023
• Tagged as: 401k, atlanta, biking, craft beer, credit score, Dave Ramsey, emergency fund, Entrepreneurship, Fidelity, Financial Independence, investing, Life Hacking, M1, money, money podcast, parenting, personal finance, podcasts to listen to, retirement investing, roth ira, saving for retirement, saving money, Vanguard

There’s more to successfully handling your money than just figuring out the financial nuts and bolts. Money has emotional and psychological components to it as well, which is at the core of what our guest...

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• Debt

Creating a Debt Payoff Plan

• February 12, 2023
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Use these steps when creating a debt payoff plan. You’ll slash your debt faster, and remain more focussed on achieving debt freedom.