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    Money Mindset: Keeping or Receiving Block?

    Podcast
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    **You are either going to repeat behavior or evolve from it.**

    Write this on a sticky note and put it everywhere.

    Money mindset is something that impacts us tremendously. But how do you start to change your mindset AND is mindset actually the most important thing to focus?

    This episode discusses how to figure out where our mindset beliefs come from, what your money block is, and how to change your mindset.

    Enjoy!

    5TF – My Favorite Financial Advice

    5 Tip Friday
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    This is a collection of all the fun pieces of financial advice I’ve received over the years that has made a huge impact on my life.

    Enjoy!

    Becoming Financially Wise | Brittney Castro

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    Brittney Castro, CFP®, AAMS®, CRPC® is the founder and CEO of Financially Wise Inc., a Los Angeles-based financial planning firm whose mission is to teach individuals and couples the art of managing their money the fun and simple way.  Brittney is a Certified Financial Planner™, Chartered Retirement Planning Counselor, Accredited Asset Management Specialist, entrepreneur, and speaker.

    Brittney was ranked as the 6th INVESTOPEDIA Top Influential Financial Advisors in 2017 and was elected as one of the 22 “Women To Watch” by InvestmentNews in 2018.

    In this episode we talk about being a woman in finance, finding success in the online world as a financial advisor, how to structure your investing strategy for long-term success, how meditation actually resulted in her making more money, and simple steps to investing.

    Resources

    Brittney’s Website

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    #MoneyWins

    Christina- ” I cash flowed my recent Australia vacation! I’m so happy I came home to memories instead of debt!” #moneywin

    Join the Private FB Group, Manage Your Money Like A Boss to join your fellow money nerds and get accountability and support on your journey.

    5TF – Tough Love

    5 Tip Friday
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    Sometimes the painful stuff to hear is exactly what we need to hear. Here are some tough love tidbits that I had to hear for myself and might help you as well.

    Enjoy!

    Travel and living abroad | Tess Wicks

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    Tess Wicks is a financial coach and content creator, who educates career women who secretly yearn to get complete control of their personal finances, stop the panic, and spend unapologetically. She’s a big fan of The Anti-Budget. She has her background in Actuarial Science, Finance and Insurance, a certification to teach financial literacy through National Financial Educators, and a knack for getting intimate with the intimidating topics of the financial world.

    In this episode we talk about Tess’ background, her decision to move to Italy, things to think about if you want to move abroad, the strategy she used to learn the Italian language and live abroad, and how to get over the feeling of being on vacation when you’re living in a new location.

    Resources

    Tess’ Website

    Watch her YouTube videos

    Check out her investing course

    #MoneyWins

    Ashley- “Paying off the final bit of husband’s car 🚙 with bonus from work! That makes $11,000 of crapola debt gone since December all with a new baby girl. Budget budget budget for the win!! ❤️”

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    5TF – 5 Actions To Bettering Your Financial Life

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    Today we’re talking about 5 actions you can take to start bettering your financial life.

    Enjoy!

    Financial Independence and Joyful Living | Bob Lai

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     Bob Lai is from Vancouver Canada and created Tawcan, a personal finance blog that chronicles his quest for joyful life and financial independence. His financial independence journey started in 2011 after a financial epiphany. Since then, he has amassed a dividend portfolio paying over $1,500 per month. Bob’s mission is to show that financial independence is possible as a single income family with two kids. His focuses include dividend & ETF investing, financial independence, early retirement, happiness, fruguality, and finding the right personal balance between saving for the future and enjoying life today.  

    In this episode we talk about FIRE, not letting work define who we are, investing in equities and ETFs, money and relationships, and even how to handle debt in a healthy way.

    Resources

    Bob’s Website

    #Moneywins

    Carol- “Not quite a money win, but similar to a non scale victory in weight loss – it all started with me emptying the dishwasher and deciding to clean the Rubbermaid silverware holder…and then a few hours later I ended up with 3 garbage bags full of clothes, kitchen gadgets and household items for donations!” #moneywin

    Join the Private FB Group Manage Your Money Like A Boss to connect with other money nerds and hang out with me.

    5TF – Saving For A Vacation

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    If you’re looking to save for a vacation- this is your episode! Here are 5 tips to help you start saving and planning your dream vacation.

    Try my go-to savings account for vacations and get $5 deposited towards your savings goal using this link.

    Financial independence through finding your passion | Grant Sabatier

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    At the age of 24 Grant had $2.26 and was living back at home with his parents. By the age of 30, he was a millionaire and financially independent. Grant has been featured in the New York Times, Washington Post, NPR, Money Magazine, and many others.

    In this episode we talk about Grant’s journey from $2.26 to becoming a millionaire in 6 years, why financial independence and money management is more than just the numbers, how to find your passion if you don’t seem to get excited about stuff, and so much more!

    Grant and I are celebrating his book launch by giving away 2 signed copies of his brand new book, Financial Freedom: A proven path to all the money you will ever need. Here’s how you can win a copy of his book.

    Take a screenshot of this episode and tag me on Instagram (@whitney_hansen_co) and tell me what financial freedom means to you! Ends Wednesday, February 13 at 11:59 PM MT!

    Resources

    Grant’s Website

    Pick up a copy of Grant’s book

    #MoneyWin

    Katy- we sold a few items online this weekend that we just had laying around the house. That feels good to get rid of stuff and to make a little cash to go straight to savings. #moneywin 

    Join the private FB group Manage Your Money Like A Boss and hang out with other money nerds.

    #AskWhitney + Paula Pant: Paying Down Student Loans, Celebrating Goal Completion, Alternatives to VTSAX, and Drastic Changes

    #ASKWHITNEY
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    Today, I’m answering questions from you, with previous guest Paula Pant. Here are your questions….

    Want me to answer your question? Send me an email whitney@whitneyhansen.com

    Michelle-

    My husband and I have been relaxed on paying his student loan. He is on the income repayment plan. I have never wanted to look at it as I know it is a lot but didn’t know how much.

    This year I told him I wanted to tackle this loan. (It is the only debt we have.) Well I just looked at it.

    I am not shocked, just overwhelmed now. It is broken down into 7 different loans all ranging from 5.5%-6.55% interest rates. On the income repayment plan I also just found out none of the payment is going to principle all to the interest. I have no idea how to tackle this or if these interest rates are even any good. Any suggestions on where to start?

    Katy-

    Hi! My husband and I have been listening to the podcasts and now following in the group. New Year’s Day we had a money date and made our big goals for the year. What are some rewards you do when you compete a goal? I think it would help us stay more focused for the whole year.

    Katie-

    If you can’t access VTSAX through your employer 401K (Which is Vanguard btw) what would be the next best index fund for your retirement investment?

    Sarah-

    What is the most dramatic or radical change you’ve made that resulted in the greatest positive impact on your finances? Just curious.

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