Emergency preparedness. It’s something we’re taught from a young age. Between fire drills in school or pointing out emergency exits on flights, we learn the importance of preparing for the unexpected. But what a lot…
If you want to climb a mountain, it’s going to be much more difficult if you have bricks in your backpack. Likewise, reaching financial independence is a hundred times harder if you’re holding onto high-interest…
When I was growing up, my dad used to always tell me that there was “no such thing as a free lunch.” He wanted to teach me that everything has a cost. And that if…
Today’s question comes from Nicholas in Richfield, OH… “Hi, Matt, and Joel. I had a question about an investment option for $60k that I currently have sitting in my Vanguard money market account. A little…
Saving money when you’re single can seem more challenging on the surface. Without a significant other to split groceries, housing and transportation expenses, the weight of those financial necessities lies solely on you. But what…
Today’s question comes from a long time podcast listener, Ethan… “I’m currently renting a house with my fiance in Denver. We love the house and have a great relationship with our landlord… I’m eager to…
Today’s question comes from Mike in Albany… “I’m in my early 40’s and I just started a job with New York State that’s giving me two different retirement options to pick from. The first is…
Theo from Atlanta called into the show last week… “I have a question regarding a real estate investing course for newbies. I live a debt-free lifestyle and I own my primary home outright, no mortgage….
Good morning, peeps! ☕️ I found this in one of my grandpa’s old scrap books. (He used to keep newspaper clippings of inspirational quotes and stories he liked) 👇👇👇 What a timeless and cool quote!!! (I wonder…











