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Variable income budgeting is tricky! There are a ton of things you’ve got to work through and these tips will help you with that.
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Variable income budgeting is tricky! There are a ton of things you’ve got to work through and these tips will help you with that.
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Michael Rosehart is the founder of 25 And Free, a platform designed to help others reach financial independence, build financial knowledge, manage their money more effectively, and to lead happier, more fulfilled lives. He officially became Canada’s youngest self-made early retiree by the time he was 24 years old by acquiring 15 properties, and embracing frugality. He grew up in a single mom household that was just barely making above the poverty line.
In this episode we talk about how he got started into real estate investing, what motivates him to continue working even though he doesn’t technically need to, house hacking and how we can do this ourselves, the best ways to get an investment property loan when you don’t have the entire down payment, his low point in life and what he learned from it, and money tips from someone who has clearly made it.
The Secret Formula To Wealth, Happiness, And Success
Kaitlin- “I’m getting an end of year bonus from work and I’ll be able to pay off one of my debts and then put the rest of it into my emergency fund. So at the end of this week I’ll have my emergency fund over $1,000 and then I can really start going to town paying of the rest of my student loans!!” #moneywin
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I get this question a lot….
How do I become a money coach? Here are my top 5 tips to help you if you want to be a money coach.
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Jen Hemphill, a military spouse & proud bilingual Latina, helps women who are tired of the traditional money advice gain a renewed sense of control, confidence and freedom in their financial life. She is a Money Confidence Coach, an AFC® (Accredited Financial Counselor), host of the Her Money Matters Podcast, and author of the amazing new book Her Money Matters: The Missing Truths From Traditional Financial Advice. When she’s not talking money, she enjoys a good dance-off, photography, coffee, chocolate, traveling, working out and spending time with her husband and two boys.
In this episode we talk about how she got a potential book deal, what she learned from doing everything right with her financial life, but still not getting results she was happy with, how to get clear on what your money mindset is, why we are only getting 10% of our finances right, 3 money stories we tell ourselves and how we can control the narrative, how Jen structures her virtual envelope system, and the importance of creating a dream budget.
Jen’s Website + Podcast
Get your hands on her brand new book!
Gretchen- “Love 5TF-sometimes all my brain will absorb is a rapid fire of info- 5TF is perfect!”
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Create your dream budget and email it to me at Whitney@WhitneyHansen.com. Jen and I will go through and choose 1 person to send a FREE copy of her book to.
*Contest runs through February 21 at 11:59 PM.*
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Retirement investing can be super confusing. Here are 5 tips to help you get a better grasp on how to start planning for the future.
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Liran Amrany is the co-founder and CEO of Debitize, the personal finance app that lets you use any credit card like a debit card so you can get your credit card perks without worrying about credit card debt. Liran founded Debitize to help simplify, optimize, and automate personal finances, especially around credit card spending where he witnessed a big need. Prior to founding the company, he was an Executive Director at JPMorgan, where he spent nine years as a derivatives marketer. Liran graduated from the UC Berkeley Haas School of Business with a Masters in Financial Engineering and has a BA in Economics and Molecular Biology, also from UC Berkeley.
In this episode we talk about Liran’s background, how he got in trouble for gambling when he was 12 years old, listening to his friend’s complaints and turning that into a fintech business, how Debitize works, his goals for the company and how he plans on scaling the business further over the next couple of years.
Liran’s Website
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Lisa- “I just paid off the last of my $15,000 student loan. Paid it all off in 4 months!!! No more debt for me!” #moneywin
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This week, I’m sharing grocery shopping tips that will help you save some money.
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Garrett Gunderson is the NY Times best-selling author of Killing Sacred Cows and more recently, What Would the Rockefellers Do? He’s appeared on TV shows including ABC’s Good Money, Your World with Neil Cavuto on Fox and CNBC’s Squawk on the Street — and his firm was named to the Inc. 500.
He has appeared onstage next to guests like the Dalai Lama, Richard Branson, Arianna Huffington, F.W. De Klerk, Tim Ferriss, Tony Robbins, Daymond John and many others. Most importantly, Garrett makes personal finance for entrepreneurs simple, immediately actionable and even enjoyable. He’s on a mission to helping 1 million entrepreneurs and business owners build their own Wealth Architecture by 2020.
In this episode we talk about his first business car detailing as a 15 year old, why the standard advice of deferring taxes is detrimental, why w-2 income is the highest taxed income and what you can do about that, why budgeting sucks and how to ensure you’re on track financially, the cash flow index (make sure you pay attention to this explanation), Garrett’s low point in life tragically losing his business partners in an accident and how he is teaching his kids to invoice and set proposals for earning money around the house.
Garrett’s Website
How to pick a tax professional
Garrett’s Resource Megakit
Heather- “Called our mobile phone company and asked how we could lower our bill and he gave some great advice about looking for deals coming up in June and in the meantime gave a loyalty discount for the next 6 months. It pays to ask!” #moneywin
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Debt sucks. You don’t.
In all seriousness, debt is designed to defeat you- so here are 5 tips to paying it off ASAP!
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Doug Nordman is an author of The Military Guide To Financial Independence and Retirement. He has been enjoying FI for over 15 years. He and his spouse reached FI in 1999 on a high savings rate and retired from the submarine force in 2002 at the age of 41. He’s been enjoying the island life on Oahu since 1989 where he raised his family. These days he enjoys slow travel, being an accredited investor and recently completed a major rehab of his rental property.
In this episode we talk about his background in the military and living on a submarine for 90 days, how navy pay was structured, the common financial issues military members face, what financial independence is and what it is not, the 4% safe withdrawal rate, how to reduce your budget so you can save, the difference between frugality and deprivation and when each is appropriate, two books that helped Doug reach FI and how to access your money early if it’s all in retirement accounts and you are trying to retire before your 60s.
Doug’s Website (the-military-guide.com)
Blog post about Roth IRA conversion ladder (from Mad Fientist)
Matthew- “I just came back from the bank where I made an extra payment of $1,000 towards my car loan.” #MoneyWin
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