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Some of my favorite meal prep tips that will help you save hundreds AND stay on budget.
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The SINGLE Greatest Factor For Success With Your Finances
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There are lots of factors to success with money, but IMO- this is the single greatest factor.
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5TF – Handling Unexpected Expenses Tips
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Unexpected expenses sneaking up on you? This episode is for you.
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From a negative to positive net-worth (as a college student) | Nora Tchassem
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About Nora Tchassem
Nora Tchassem is a wealth management student and portfolio management assistant during the day and a financial coach in the evenings.
What You’ll Learn
In this episode we talk about:
- Changing her perspective on money in the midst of studying international finance
- Why just telling your children to save isn’t enough and why the ‘how’ is important
- Nora’s budgeting regimen
- Ways Nora changed her net worth from significantly negative to positive during college
- The importance of reading in your financial journey
- Nora’s intense investment strategies and her take on ESGs
- Advice on how to start from square 1
- The infamous savings-to-checkings transfer and how to address the root of your budgeting problems
- Nora’s financial coaching business and the ideas she emphasizes in her coaching
- Why judgment around money exists worldwide
- How Nora manages being a student, working, and growing a business
Resources
Learn about Nora’s coaching services
Follow Nora’s Instagram Account: @wealthfit_fanny
Sustainable Investing (and making a great return) | Sarah Bengtsson
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About Sarah Bengtsson
Sarah is an expert in ESG investing and the founder of Money Meets Soul where she teaches millennials to build wealth that is sustainable both for themselves, and the planet.
She has previously worked in wealth management in both Switzerland and Sweden and is known for her uniquely holistic approach to money and investing. Doing well by doing good.
What You’ll Learn
In this episode you’ll learn:
- How Sarah got into the financial education industry
- Realizing that a selfish pursuit of money was not fulfilling for her
- How sustainable investing works
- What ESG funds are and why they are performing well
- Why the ESG label can be misleading
- How companies use “greenwashing” in order to deceive the market
- How you can reduce your carbon footprint by making very simple investing choices
- How money is like water
- First steps for making more sustainable investing choices
- The importance of understanding the companies that you invest in
Resources
Check out Sarah’s course and website
Join her free masterclass on sustainable investing
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5TF – Investing Tips I LIVE For
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I LOVE investing, and these are some of my go-to investing tips!
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Thinking like a breadwinner | Jennifer Barrett
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About Jennifer Barrett
Jennifer Barrett is the Chief Education Officer at Acorns, a financial wellness app with more than 8.5 million users, and the founding editor of its popular money site, Grow. She previously held management roles, including: General Manager at Hearst Digital over the Cosmopolitan, Good Housekeeping, Redbook and Seventeen digital brands; Personal Finance Editor at CNBC Digital; and SVP and Editor-in-Chief of DailyWorth, a female-focused financial media company. She’s a contributor for Forbes and has also written about money for publications such as The New York Times, The Washington Post, Worth, Money, and Newsweek, where she was a staff writer and editor for seven years. She lives in Brooklyn with her husband and two sons.
She is also the author of “Think Like A Breadwinner.”
What You’ll Learn
In this episode we talk about:
- The different messages boys and girls receive growing up pertaining to money
- How Jennifer realized the impact systemic beliefs had on her life individually
- Ways to approach talking with your kids about money
- Jennifer’s view on what causes the gender wealth gap
- How to start making conscious and practical decisions about your desired financial future
- How to structure saving for your goals
- The differences between housing markets in different parts of the country
- The importance of a growth mindset
- Common issues women face when taking breadwinning roles
- Societal pressure related to motherhood
- Setting boundaries in order to create a work-home balance
Resources
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How I Quickly Run Short Rental Calculations For Real Estate Investing
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If you’re interested in short term rentals, this episode is for you. I’m walking you through a system I use to quickly run calculations on different properties and areas to see if it might be profitable as a short term rental.
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5TF – Tips For Buying A Home In A Sellers Market
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For all my homebuyers right now, it’s a crazy time! This episode will help you prepare for buying a home in an intense seller’s market.
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$8,000 in Passive Income (Yes, please!) | Dustin Heiner
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About Dustin Heiner
Dustin Heiner, the founder of Master Passive Income and Successfully Unemployed. He is a real estate rental property investor who was able to make enough passive income from his business to quit his job when he was 37 years old. With his podcast, books, courses, and coaching, he now helps other people quit their job by investing in real estate rental properties to live the dream life.
What You’ll Learn
In this episode we talk about:
- What he learned after getting laid off from a job he’d be at 8+ years
- Dustin’s first ever property
- How Dustin has invested in 35 properties (and only ever visited one of them)
- Why the first property is the hardest but why it can get easier so quickly
- Tips for actually getting financing
- Why real estate is and isn’t tied to your personal income
- How Dustin stays organized while managing more than 30 properties
- Deciding when or when not to offload properties
- Why there are still opportunities to invest in real estate even when the market is bad for buyers
- Dustin’s perspective on investing in new builds