Oct 9

Did Buying a House Ruin Her Path to Financial Independence?

What if you had $1 million invested for financial independence at just 36, but still worried that buying a home could derail your early retirement plans? Cheryl and her family have two young kids, a $1 million FI portfolio, and big goals: reach Coast FI and potentially work part ... Show More

46m 9s

Oct 8

Best of BiggerPockets Money: Ben Felix on the 4% Rule

How much can you safely withdraw in early retirement, and is the 4% rule still a good guideline? Ben Felix breaks down portfolio risk, asset allocation, bonds vs. stocks, flexible spending, and the psychological side of investing in retirement.To go beyond the podcast:Listen to t ... Show More

26m 47s

Oct 7

Is House Hacking Dead in 2026? How to Find Deals That Still Work

Is house hacking still a good strategy for reaching financial independence in 2026? Scott Trench and Evan Lawler break down a real house-hacking opportunity, looking at mortgage costs, cash flow, market conditions, sold properties, and how to systematically find real estate deals ... Show More

31m 11s

Jan 2017

420-Radical Lifestyle Stories: How This Young Couple Increased Their Savings Rate From 8% to 80% of Their Income

My guests today are Joel and Alexis. I met them while hanging out at Camp Mustache SE in Gainesville and was intrigued by their story! They went from being a fairly typical young couple with a small savings rate to being radical Mustachians, on track to retire in the next few yea ... Show More

25m 49s

Feb 2023

How to Go From NEGATIVE $102,000 Net Worth to Retired In Your 30's w/ Josh and Ali Lupo

<p>Josh and Ali Lupo were the average american couple. Decent Jobs with heaps of student loan, car, and credit card debt. Until one day they decided that this life could be BETTER.<br/><br/>Saving and investing every penny they were able to pay off all $102,000 of their debt comp ... Show More

49m 50s

May 2023

Afraid to Spend a Dime

My husband died unexpectedly last year, and as a result, I now find myself in a position of having to make all the financial decisions. Can you help?Have a money question? Email us hereSubscribe to Jill on Money LIVEYouTube: @jillonmoneyInstagram: @jillonmoneyTwitter: @jillonmone ... Show More

16m 16s

Feb 2021

Did We Make a Financial Blunder?

Whether you make tons of money, or not a ton, everybody is capable of having some financial missteps along the way, and Aunt Jill is here to help calm the nerves :)Have a money question? Email me here.Please leave us a rating or review in Apple Podcasts."Jill on Money" theme musi ... Show More

17m 7s

May 2023

Financial Housekeeping

We lost everything to a California wildfire four years ago. It took more time than we imagined to get back on our feet and we eventually decided to move to Nevada. We just recently started to recoup our financial losses, so we're now sitting on a lot of cash. How should we procee ... Show More

22m 30s

Mar 2021

#4 Managing & Investing Money in 2021

For years, we have been taught the wrong things when it comes to money. In this episode, Grant discuses how to properly manage & allocate money to achieve financial freedom. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

26m 36s

Jul 2020

Money Matters

Are you in debt? During these tough economic times with foreclosures on the rise and gas prices through the roof,more and morefamilies are panickingabouttheir financial stability,and someare onlyone paycheck away from being on the street.Would you and your family know what to do ... Show More

47m 56s

Feb 2025

196. “He used to help me with debt…Now he’s making it worse”

Frank (29) and Jill (33) are parents of two young kids and are trapped in a vicious cycle of overspending and debt. With fixed costs eating up 107% of their income and $25,000 in credit card debt, they’ve been repeatedly digging themselves into a hole—and scrambling to climb back ... Show More

1h 37m

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