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Budgeting is the dreaded “b” word that we all hate to hear, but secretly know we need to use.
This episode will show you how to start budgeting (without scaring you away).
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Gwen and J are hosts of the rapidly growing show, Fire Drill Podcast. Their podcast is quickly becoming one of my favorites where they interview young people who have done amazing things such as retire in their early thirties, quit their jobs to travel the world, and become millionaires through Airbnb. And I was lucky enough to come hang out on their show. The podcast is amazing, and each of these ladies have really impressive background and stories. So today we are going to get to hear an insiders look into their lives.
Gwen is a Millennial on the path to Financial Independence. She saved $100k at age 25 all while earning well short of 6 figures. She is the founder of the blog Fiery Millennials. She currently resides in the Midwest and is the happy slave to her cat Bartholomew.
J is a woman working in technology by day and a blogger and podcast host by night. She writes
about debt payoff strategies and millennial career hacking at millennialboss.com. She lives in the Pacific Northwest with her husband and dog.
In this episode we talk about what financial independence mean to them, how life was growing up, J’s story paying off $89,000 in 18 months, how Gwen went to school debt free, how to find out how much money you need for FIRE, Fat FIRE and lean FIRE, the books that really impacted their lives.
Listen to their podcast, Fire Drill Podcast
Gwen’s Website: Fiery Millennials
J’s Website, Millennial Boss
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Karryn– “Paid off my second student loan at the start of this month! Two down 11 to go. I’m excited that my avalanche is starting to gain momentum!” #moneywin
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Today’s 5 Tip Friday is for all the savers out there. Here are 5 tried and true tips to help you save a ton of money (over the long run).
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Kevin Bupp is a mobile home park investor all across the US. He has 16 years of experience in educating investors to locate, acquire, and create “higher than average” returns from the widely misunderstood niche of Mobile Home Park Investing. He shares his expertise through the Mobile Home Academy and also as the host of The Investing for Cashflow Podcast which has become one of the hottest podcasts on iTunes often in the top 100!
In addition to his Real Estate endeavors, Kevin is passionate about giving back and is the founder of several charitable organization, including founding RunningForBrews.com a social running club with more than 10,000 active members and “72 Hours to Key West,” an annual 280 mile bike ride benefitting impoverished families during the holidays.
In this episode we talk about Kevin’s background and how he found out about real estate investing and his discovery of mobile home park investing, common misconceptions people have about mobile home parks, how to find investment deals, and the time he got kicked pretty hard with his career.
Investing For Cashflow Podcast
Sydney– “I’ve saved $168 so far for January, by parking in free spots instead of the much more convenient parking garage.” #moneywin
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Welcome to the first 5 tip Friday!
Today we are discussing 5 tips to new years resolutions.
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Buying a home is one of the largest purchases you’ll ever make.
This episode will help you find out if you are getting a good interest rate.
Casey Fleming started out as an appraiser in 1979 and built one of the largest appraisal and consulting firms in the San Francisco Bay Area. He sold the firm in 1995 to transition to lending.
Casey built a team of 300 loan agents from 2003 through 2008, mentoring dozens of senior agents and producing training meetings for hundreds.
After the Financial Crisis Casey began writing what would become The Loan Guide: How to Get the Best Possible Mortgage. Frustrated by the ugly lending practices in the industry, Casey wrote the book to help consumers protect themselves from predatory practices. Today Casey is passionate about educating consumers.
In this episode we talk about how the appraising world is changing, why banks sell your loan, the reasoning behind 20% down payments, mortgage insurance and how to get rid of it, getting a loan if you have little to no credit history, alternative credit, and when you should consider NOT buying a home. Casey also shares with us a really cool top secret tip to helping you get the very best possible mortgage rate.
Stephanie- “I have an end of the year money win — My medical bills are paid! I made the last $50 payment today. Next debt to try to get paid is my sorority! I owe less than $2,000 and my goal is the end of this year. I’m being more conservative until I can gain a little more traction with my payments.” #moneywin
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Setting goals can suck.
92% of people who set goals DO NOT accomplish them.
What gives?
This episode explains why we don’t accomplish goals and more importantly- what we can do to fix this.
Want to join the goal setting party Saturday, December 30? Come hang out in the private Facebook group, Manage Your Money Like A Boss. I’ll show you more about this goal setting strategy that helped me accomplish more in 1 month than I did in an entire year… #nojoke
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Jamila Souffrant is a Certified Financial Education Instructor (CFEI), podcaster, blogger, money coach and founder of Journey To Launch where she shares her journey to reach Financial Freedom and helps others do the same. As a money expert who “walks her talk” she helps brave Journeyers; gain clarity around their finances and create an actionable plan to reach their goals.
Because of her money habits, Jamila and her husband saved $85,300 in 2016 and are targeting to save $93,000 in 2017 and are debt free besides the mortgage. She is also a mom of two young boys and currently lives in NYC. Her mission is to teach, inspire and help others reach Financial Freedom.
In this episode we talk about the money conversations she had with her husband, how they saved $85,000 in one year, overview of financial independence and retiring early. what techniques they are using to hit financial independence by the time Jamila is 40, money lessons learned from growing up in a single mom household, and the story of the failed vending machine business.
Natasha– “With major determination ive paid off 96%of my school debt! Im attacking it with the goal of starting 2018 on a clean slate! 💪 Your posts help fire me up and help me keep me eye on the prize!”
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Eric Rosenberg is a badass. He’s a finance guy from Colorado who followed a dream and moved to Portland, quit my job to work online full-time, and then moved to the beach in California. He has both an undergraduate degree and MBA in finance. He has an incredible story of how he paid off $40,000 in 2 years, started a business that after 8 years of work became an overnight success bringing in over six figures per year.
His business, Personal Profitability, helps you be profitable just like a business. Each week he shares income growth, investment, banking, and lifestyle articles and podcast episodes. The four pillars of Personal Profitability are earning more, spending mindfully, growing your wealth, and living a better life.
In this episode we talk about why budgeting isn’t enough and why frugality won’t make you rich, why you should never “kill time”, finding the right side hustle, the best side hustle if you need money immediately, how his blog led him to a six figure business (not blogging), how affiliate marketing works,
Personal Profitability Podcast (it’s aaaaamazing!)
137 Ways To Earn Your First Side Hustle Dollar
Monse- ” Successfully found the perfect ongoing gift mechanism for kids in my family. Used Stockpile to open custodial brokerage accounts for various kids that I can manage in 1 place (so easy). I’m excited to be able to contribute for Christmas, birthdays, graduations etc. I’m proud because by doing this, I had do talk about investment with the kids’ parents and get them thinking about money in a way they’ve never thought about. Luckily they all saw the value!” #moneywin
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Need a little inspo to finish your year on the right foot? Holidays are stressful. This episode will help you finish strong with 3 tips (+ a bonus tip!).