ChooseFI | Financial Independence Podcast

Copyright: © 2019-2023 Choose FI. All Rights Reserved. Disclaimer: The information contained in this podcast is for general information purposes only. In no event will we be liable for any loss or damage derived from the information provided.

Latest Episodes:

Contributions, Corrections And Criticisms Oct 04, 2019

Show notes

Most people underestimate what saying "yes" to a lowball job offer really costs them. Tori Dunlap reached $100,000 by age 25 through strategic salary negotiation and early investing. Brad and Jonathan explore her approach to advocating for higher pay, the mechanics of compounding wealth, and why financial conversations need to start younger than most parents think.

Key Insights:

Advocating for Your Worth:

"Negotiation is pushing back on that, being grateful, of course, but also saying I'm worthy and deserving of more." [00:28:05]
Your salary negotiation impacts others in your field. [00:34:54]
"You have to hear no. So you get used to hearing it and keep on moving." [00:34:14]

Power of Compounding:

"If you're getting that standard 8%, your money will double every nine years." [00:04:39]
Understanding compounding can significantly grow your wealth. [00:04:39]

Starting Financial Discussions Early:

"Money talks need to start early to avoid learning after things go wrong." [00:06:52]
Normalize conversations about money at home, discussing practical financial challenges and decisions.

Chapters:

[00:00:41] Introduction and Listener Feedback
[00:01:05] Tori Dunlap's Journey
[00:03:27] The Power of Compounding
[00:27:01] Salary Negotiation Techniques
[00:51:30] Community and Resources

Action Items:

Start conversations with your children about money. [00:06:52]
Research your market value and prepare for salary negotiations. [00:28:06]
Enroll in a travel rewards course to maximize travel savings. [00:44:56]

Related Resources:

Terminology:

Compounding: The process of earning interest on both the original amount and accumulated interest from previous periods. [00:10:31]
Salary Negotiation: The process of discussing and agreeing on compensation for a job. [00:28:05]
Financial Independence (FI): The ability to live off one's savings and investments rather than employment income. [00:05:07]

Join the Community
Connect with thousands on the path to financial independence. Share wins, ask questions, and stay accountable. Join ChooseFI.

New to ChooseFI?
Start with our most popular episodes, hand-picked to give you the foundation of financial independence. Listen to the essentials.

Run Your Numbers
Find out when you could reach financial independence with our free calculators and planning tools. Try the FI Calculator.

Support the Show
We work hard to keep ChooseFI ad-free for a clean listening experience. The easiest way to support us is to use our Top Recommended Cards page when signing up for your next travel rewards credit card.

Get the Weekly Roundup
The best FI content, deals, and community highlights delivered to your inbox every week. Subscribe free.

147 | How to Negotiate Your Salary Sep 29, 2019

Show notes

Women who negotiate earn, on average, a million dollars more over their careers than those who don't. Tori Dunlap from Her First 100K shares her journey of reaching $100K by age 25 and her mission to help women close the wage gap through better negotiation skills. Brad and Jonathan explore why women often hesitate to negotiate, how to research salary data effectively, and practical strategies like the "gratitude sandwich" approach. Tori's background running a vending machine business as a young entrepreneur informs her insights on self-advocacy and financial confidence. The conversation covers the long-term compounding effects of negotiating early, how to collaborate rather than confront in salary discussions, and why fighting for your worth sets a precedent that empowers others.

Key Takeaways

Women who negotiate can earn up to a million dollars more over their careers compared to those who do not.
Research compensation using platforms like Glassdoor and PayScale before entering negotiations.
Approach negotiations as collaborations rather than confrontations to improve outcomes.
Negotiating your pay sets a precedent that encourages other women to advocate for their worth.
Negotiations are a muscle — the more you practice, the more confident you'll feel.

Timestamps and Major Topics Discussed

[00:02:15] Tori's Journey: Tori shares her background and ambition to help women achieve financial independence.
[00:04:45] First Hundred K Challenge: Discussion around the hardest aspects of reaching the first $100K milestone.
[00:22:00] Negotiation Skills: Key negotiation strategies, including the "gratitude sandwich" approach.
[00:37:00] Building Financial Confidence: The significance of confidence in financial discussions and how to strengthen negotiation skills.
[00:47:00] Hot Seat Questions: Rapid-fire questions with Tori revealing personal insights and lessons learned.

Key Quotes

"The first hundred K is the hardest; it sets your trajectory." [00:04:45]
"Negotiation is about pushing back and recognizing your worth." [00:24:12]
"Negotiating your pay gives others permission to advocate for their worth." [00:40:21]
"Privilege combined with hard work is the key to success." [00:22:11]
"Negotiations are a muscle; strengthen it for greater confidence." [00:42:08]

Action Items

Research salary data tailored to your location and job title before negotiations. [00:26:31]
Frame negotiation discussions as collaborative rather than confrontational. [00:31:07]
Set higher salary expectations to allow room for negotiation. [00:31:40]
If your employer won't budge on salary, negotiate other benefits such as PTO, work-from-home options, or signing bonuses. [00:42:43]

Related Resources

Her First 100 K Website [00:56:58]

▶ Listen Next: Ep. 151 — Decision Making Framework for Financial Choices | Essential Listening

Join the Community
Connect with thousands on the path to financial independence. Share wins, ask questions, and stay accountable. Join ChooseFI.

New to ChooseFI?
Start with our most popular episodes, hand-picked to give you the foundation of financial independence. Listen to the essentials.

Run Your Numbers
Find out when you could reach financial independence with our free calculators and planning tools. Try the FI Calculator.

Get the Weekly Roundup
The best FI content, deals, and community highlights delivered to your inbox every week. Subscribe free.

Fork In The Road Sep 27, 2019

Show notes

Most people think building a diverse skill set is about padding a resume — but what if your random collection of abilities is actually your most valuable asset? Brad and Jonathan tackle listener questions on talent stacking, choosing skill development over traditional degrees, and spotting financial scams. They also sit down with financial journalist Chuck Jaffe to discuss what the FI movement gets right (and wrong) about true financial autonomy, plus preview their upcoming book release.

Chapters

[00:00:00] Introduction and Episode Overview

[00:04:00] The Importance of Talent Stacking
Definition and benefits of developing a diverse set of skills. Being proficient in multiple unrelated skills can lead to unique perspectives and solutions.

[00:09:00] Investing in Self-Improvement
Prioritizing skill acquisition over traditional degrees. Why skills often provide better ROI compared to the expense of a college education.

[00:32:00] Interview with Chuck Jaffe
Chuck shares insights on financial independence and the importance of gaining choice. The differences between traditional financial paths and achieving true financial autonomy.

[00:31:52] Conclusion and Book Launch Announcement
Recap of key lessons from the episode. Announcement regarding the release of the "ChooseFI: Your Blueprint to Financial Independence" book on October 1st.

Key Quotes

"Great achievements are built from countless small decisions." [00:27:25]
"Investing in yourself is crucial; the value you gain is immeasurable." [00:12:33]
"Always trust your instincts; evaluate relationships over time." [00:21:08]

Action Items

Reflect on your own skills and how they contribute to your financial independence. [00:13:40]
Evaluate courses or skills you can pursue to enhance your career. [00:09:30]

FAQs

What is a talent stack?
A talent stack is the combination of various skills that enables someone to stand out by creating unique connections among them. [00:04:27]

Why should I invest in skills instead of a traditional degree?
Investing in skills often provides a greater ROI as they can lead directly to job opportunities and increased income. [00:08:51]

How can I trust my financial advisor?
Always check if they are a fiduciary and ensure they prioritize your best interests over commissions. [00:24:05]

Related Resources

Book: How to Fail at Almost Everything and Still Win Big [00:05:30]

Terminology

Talent Stack
The concept of combining various skills to create unique competencies that enhance effectiveness. [00:04:27]

Fiduciary
A person or organization required to act in the best interests of another party, especially in financial matters. [00:24:05]

Join the Community
Connect with thousands on the path to financial independence. Share wins, ask questions, and stay accountable. Join ChooseFI.

New to ChooseFI?
Start with our most popular episodes, hand-picked to give you the foundation of financial independence. Listen to the essentials.

Run Your Numbers
Find out when you could reach financial independence with our free calculators and planning tools. Try the FI Calculator.

Get the Weekly Roundup
The best FI content, deals, and community highlights delivered to your inbox every week. Subscribe free.

Bonus Episode - Guided Meditation for Stock Market Volatility With JL Collins Sep 25, 2019

Show notes

A Guided Meditation for When the Stock Market Is Dropping

With JL Collins, author of The Simple Path to Wealth.

Join the Community
Connect with thousands on the path to financial independence. Share wins, ask questions, and stay accountable. Join ChooseFI.

New to ChooseFI?
Start with our most popular episodes, hand-picked to give you the foundation of financial independence. Listen to the essentials.

Run Your Numbers
Find out when you could reach financial independence with our free calculators and planning tools. Try the FI Calculator.

Get the Weekly Roundup
The best FI content, deals, and community highlights delivered to your inbox every week. Subscribe free.

Stuck Sep 20, 2019

Show notes

Most people believe passive income means money for nothing. But what if it's actually about working harder now to work less later?

This episode covers multiple listener questions and hot topics, including actionable strategies for deploying windfalls, turnkey real estate due diligence, and managing market volatility. Brad and Jonathan also introduce a guided meditation by JL Collins designed to help investors stay calm during market downturns. The core theme: financial independence is about gaining options and choices in life, not just early retirement.

Timestamps

[00:06:11] Understanding Financial Independence
Financial independence is fundamentally about having choices, rather than just retiring early.

[00:14:21] Windfall Strategies
Actionable steps for responsibly managing windfalls, such as maximizing tax-advantaged accounts and considering mortgage payments.

[00:28:32] Meditation for Market Volatility
A calming meditation by JL Collins aimed at helping investors cope with market fluctuations.

[00:41:03] Recap of Turnkey Real Estate
Exploration of turnkey real estate and its implications, along with community insights on successfully managing investments.

[00:56:00] Key Quote on Passive Income

[00:57:07] Community Insights
Discussion about the importance of community support in achieving financial independence goals.

Key Quotes

"Passive income isn't free money; it's front-loading effort for future rewards." [00:56:00]

"This too shall pass; the market will rise again." [00:36:09]

"Financial independence is about options." [00:06:11]

"Retirement is just one quirk of having financial choices." [00:07:08]

"True freedom comes from pursuing what you love without financial worry." [00:12:34]

Resources

JL Collins' Website: jlcollinsnh.com [00:28:00]
CIT Bank: choosefi.com/C-I-T [00:18:55]

Terminology

Turnkey Real Estate: A type of investment where a property is purchased fully managed and rented out, allowing immediate cash flow. [00:41:03]

FIRE Movement: Financial independence, retire early; a financial movement focused on achieving financial independence. [00:04:15]

Dollar-Cost Averaging: A strategy of investing fixed amounts at regular intervals, reducing the impact of volatility. [00:20:06]

Join the Community
Connect with thousands on the path to financial independence. Share wins, ask questions, and stay accountable. Join ChooseFI.

New to ChooseFI?
Start with our most popular episodes, hand-picked to give you the foundation of financial independence. Listen to the essentials.

Run Your Numbers
Find out when you could reach financial independence with our free calculators and planning tools. Try the FI Calculator.

Get the Weekly Roundup
The best FI content, deals, and community highlights delivered to your inbox every week. Subscribe free.

145 | Turnkey Real Estate Investing Strategies Sep 16, 2019

Show notes

Most rental property investors skip the spreadsheet and chase appreciation—Paula Pant explains why the opposite approach built her path to financial independence.

Paula Pant returns to break down real estate investing as a numbers-first business, not a speculative bet. Rather than hoping for property value increases, she reveals how to build reliable income streams through careful analysis, strategic team building, and rigorous due diligence.

Key Topics:

Real Estate as a Business: View properties as business investments where the numbers must justify the purchase. Confidence in your analysis equals confidence in your investment system.
- [00:01:01]
Understanding Turnkey Rentals: Turnkey properties come ready to generate income, but the quality of turnkey companies varies dramatically. Independent verification is essential.
- [00:04:12]
The Role of Property Managers: Property managers directly impact your bottom line. Their efficiency in filling vacancies and managing costs can make or break an investment.
- [00:28:21]
Building Your Team: Scaling real estate requires assembling professionals—property managers, contractors, and inspectors—who understand investor needs.
- [00:21:30]
Due Diligence: Always hire independent inspectors and verify property claims yourself. This research protects you from expensive mistakes.
- [00:39:17]

Timestamps:

[00:00:00] Introduction to Real Estate Investing
[00:05:00] Understanding Turnkey Rentals
[00:21:00] The Role of a Property Manager
[00:21:30] The Importance of Building a Team
[00:39:00] Navigating Deal Syndication
[00:42:10] Conclusion and Resources

Key Quotes:

"Passive income is not a euphemism for free money." — Paula Pant [00:12:02]
"Happiness is when expectations match reality." — Paula Pant [00:15:38]
"The difference is the presence of a tenant." — Paula Pant [00:22:11]
"A bad property manager can be very, very expensive." — Paula Pant [00:28:21]
"Due diligence is your responsibility." — Paula Pant [00:39:17]

Essential Terms:

Turnkey Investment: A fully renovated property ready for immediate rental, requiring no start-up work from the investor. [00:05:00]
Due Diligence: The process of researching and evaluating a property to make informed investment decisions. [00:39:00]
General Contractor (GC): A licensed professional who oversees construction projects or major renovations. [00:33:45]
Property Manager: A professional who manages real estate on behalf of owners, handling tenant placement and property maintenance. [00:21:00]
Syndication: Pooling resources from multiple investors to fund real estate projects as a group. [00:17:03]

Action Steps:

Evaluate multiple property management companies before selecting one for your investments.
Hire independent inspectors for every property—never rely solely on seller-provided reports.
Build relationships with investor-focused professionals: property managers who understand cash flow priorities and contractors who work efficiently.
Review your current property management strategy if you already own rentals.

Resources:

▶ Listen Next: Ep. 147 — How to Negotiate Your Salary | Essential Listening

Join the Community
Connect with thousands on the path to financial independence. Share wins, ask questions, and stay accountable. Join ChooseFI.

New to ChooseFI?
Start with our most popular episodes, hand-picked to give you the foundation of financial independence. Listen to the essentials.

Run Your Numbers
Find out when you could reach financial independence with our free calculators and planning tools. Try the FI Calculator.

Get the Weekly Roundup
The best FI content, deals, and community highlights delivered to your inbox every week. Subscribe free.

Guard Rails and Dumpster Fires Sep 13, 2019

Show notes

One listener's simple question to their employer eliminated a two-hour daily commute and saved thousands in childcare costs. At FinCon this year, Brad and Jonathan watched the FI community grow from a dozen early adopters to over 500 people swapping stories about how they redesigned their lives around what matters most.

This Friday Roundup spans multiple listener wins and tactical advice. The core theme: negotiation changes everything. One story details a successful remote work request that transformed family time, while Danny Kenny weighs in on optimizing rental property income and asset allocation. The hosts also announce the new FI 101 course for those just starting their financial independence journey.

Chapters

00:00:51 Introduction to FinCon

Jonathan and Brad reflect on their experiences at the annual FinCon conference and the growth of the FI community from a dozen attendees to over 500.

00:02:02 Community Impact

Discussion on the importance of community in achieving financial independence and the connections made at FinCon.

00:04:12 Local Meetups and Engagement

The value of local meetups for community building and networking among FI members.

00:10:36 Listener Story: Negotiating for Family Time

A listener's successful negotiation for remote work arrangement leading to better family time and reduction in after-school care costs.

00:19:49 New FI 101 Course Announcement

Introduction of the upcoming FI 101 course aimed at educating listeners about financial independence principles.

00:32:43 Danny Kenny's Financial Insights

Danny Kenny provides financial advice for a listener, discussing investment strategies, asset allocation, and the importance of rental income.

00:53:07 Conclusion and Feedback

Ending reflections and reminders of the community's role in the pursuit of financial independence.

Key Quotes

00:05:00 - "FI is a communal journey, not a solo one."

00:11:27 - "Never forget, everything is negotiable."

00:13:00 - "Stop the negative self-talk; your mind is powerful."

Related Resources

ChooseFI YouTube Channel - Subscribe for video content and updates from the hosts.

Join the Community
Connect with thousands on the path to financial independence. Share wins, ask questions, and stay accountable. Join ChooseFI.

New to ChooseFI?
Start with our most popular episodes, hand-picked to give you the foundation of financial independence. Listen to the essentials.

Run Your Numbers
Find out when you could reach financial independence with our free calculators and planning tools. Try the FI Calculator.

Get the Weekly Roundup
The best FI content, deals, and community highlights delivered to your inbox every week. Subscribe free.

Is This The Top? Sep 06, 2019

Show notes

Andrew Luck walked away from a $58 million contract at age 29 — what does that say about prioritizing health over money? Jonathan and Brad unpack the NFL quarterback's stunning retirement decision, connecting it to broader questions about values and financial independence. They also tackle investment strategies during market swings, the real-world benefits of college co-op programs, and listener wins that include negotiating rent and building wealth through simple habits.

[00:02:10] Community Events

The New York premiere of Playing With Fire sparked valuable connections with listeners who are taking action on their financial independence journeys. Meeting community members reinforces how shared goals create momentum.

Key Quote: "Connecting with our listeners ignites action."

[00:07:22] Andrew Luck's Retirement

Luck's decision to retire demonstrates the importance of prioritizing personal health and values over external pressures and financial incentives. His choice raises questions about what truly matters when making major life decisions.

[00:14:46] Investment Strategies During Volatility

Stick to your investment policy statement rather than making emotional decisions during market dips. Volatility creates buying opportunities for those who maintain long-term perspective.

[00:19:40] Avoiding Get-Rich-Quick Schemes

Focus on simple, sound financial principles instead of chasing unrealistic returns. The mathematics of consistent, long-term investing beat speculative strategies.

[00:39:34] Co-op Programs in College

Co-op programs provide students with paid work experience, practical skills, and competitive advantages in the job market. These structured programs can lead to higher employment rates even during economic downturns.

[00:42:11] Community Wins

Listeners share practical financial wins including rent negotiation successes and habit-building strategies that compound over time.

Key Quote: "Be ruthlessly honest with your finances for true progress." [00:36:16]

Chapters

[00:00:04] Introduction
[00:02:10] Community Events
[00:07:22] Andrew Luck's Retirement
[00:14:46] Investment Strategies During Volatility
[00:39:34] Co-op Programs in College
[00:42:11] Community Wins
[00:49:11] Conclusion

Resources

Playing With Fire Documentary: playingwithfiremovie.com

Join the Community
Connect with thousands on the path to financial independence. Share wins, ask questions, and stay accountable. Join ChooseFI.

New to ChooseFI?
Start with our most popular episodes, hand-picked to give you the foundation of financial independence. Listen to the essentials.

Run Your Numbers
Find out when you could reach financial independence with our free calculators and planning tools. Try the FI Calculator.

Get the Weekly Roundup
The best FI content, deals, and community highlights delivered to your inbox every week. Subscribe free.

Envelope Overwhelm Aug 30, 2019

Show notes

Real estate looks easiest when you're not doing it — and scariest when you finally run the numbers. Brad and Jonathan tackle listener questions on cap rates, property decisions, and automating personal finances to the point where money management takes minutes, not hours.

Key Topics:

Understanding Real Estate Investment [00:01:00]
- Real estate as an investment vehicle, not speculation
- The math behind cap rates and how it informs rent vs. sell decisions
Personal Finance on Autopilot [00:03:30]
- Streamlining finances through automation
- Minimizing time spent on money management
Cap Rates Explained [00:33:50]
- Using cap rates to evaluate property investment profitability
- Framework for decision-making on rental properties
Q&A with the Community [00:44:30]
- Listener questions on financial management and real estate investing

Key Takeaways:

Use cap rates as a framework to evaluate real estate investments effectively [00:34:47]
Set up autopay systems for recurring expenses to streamline financial management [00:15:45]
Regularly review and eliminate unnecessary fees to enhance financial health [00:16:46]

Quotes:

"Appreciation is speculation." [00:01:52]
"Never rely on financing to justify a mediocre deal." [00:39:06]
"To get ahead, simply start." [00:39:07]
"Pay no unnecessary fees; be intentional." [00:15:45]

Terminology:

Cap Rate: The ratio of net operating income to property asset value, used to evaluate investment performance [00:35:03]
PMI: Private Mortgage Insurance, required when a borrower puts down less than 20% for a mortgage [00:48:31]
YNAB: You Need A Budget, a budgeting tool that helps users track expenses and plan financial goals [00:12:34]

Action Items:

Evaluate your current properties using the cap rate formula [00:35:00]
Look into automating your financial transactions to simplify processes [00:15:00]

Related Resources:

CIT Savings Account [00:12:54]
M1 Finance [00:12:54]

Chapter Markers:

[00:00:00] Introduction
[00:01:00] Understanding Real Estate Investment
[00:03:30] Personal Finance on Autopilot
[00:33:50] Cap Rates Explained
[00:44:30] Q&A with the Community
[00:56:30] Conclusion

Join the Community
Connect with thousands on the path to financial independence. Share wins, ask questions, and stay accountable. Join ChooseFI.

New to ChooseFI?
Start with our most popular episodes, hand-picked to give you the foundation of financial independence. Listen to the essentials.

Run Your Numbers
Find out when you could reach financial independence with our free calculators and planning tools. Try the FI Calculator.

Get the Weekly Roundup
The best FI content, deals, and community highlights delivered to your inbox every week. Subscribe free.

142 | Real Estate Investing Strategies for Beginners Aug 26, 2019

Show notes

Brad Barrett lost close to $100,000 on a speculative real estate deal — a mistake that kept him away from property investing for years. Paula Pant, who built her real estate portfolio through hands-on experience, returns to help Brad (and listeners) understand where speculation ends and informed investing begins.

[00:00:41] Introduction of Paula Pant
Paula returns to discuss real estate investing fundamentals.
[00:04:11] Brad's Real Estate Mistakes
Brad shares his experience of losing close to $100,000 in speculative property investments.
[00:05:52] Speculation vs. Investing
Understanding the difference between informed investing and risky speculation.
[00:07:05] Learning from Mistakes
Paula emphasizes the need to learn the fundamentals after experiencing failures.
[00:19:10] Start Investing to Overcome Fear
"The only way to get ahead is to get started."
[00:20:06] Addressing Fear of Losing Money
How fear can prevent wealth-building opportunities.
[00:21:10] Understanding Price-to-Rent Ratio
Explanation of the price-to-rent ratio and its significance in real estate.
[00:30:39] Explaining the 1% Rule
The 1% rule as a guideline for evaluating rental property investment opportunities.
[00:37:20] Understanding Cap Rate
Cap rate definition and calculation as a measure of investment yield.
[00:51:08] Factors in Real Estate Investing
Identifying good neighborhoods for investment.
[00:55:21] Conclusion and Key Takeaways
Paula shares her free e-book on avoiding costly real estate mistakes.

Key Quotes:

"Only invest in what you would buy in cash, avoid risky loans." [00:38:24]
"The only way to get ahead is to get started." [00:19:10]
"Don't let the fear of losing money prevent you from making money." [00:20:06]
"Knowing the difference between investing and speculating can save you money." [00:07:05]

What You'll Learn:

Understand the difference between investing and speculation [00:05:52]
Identify landlord-friendly areas by analyzing price-to-rent ratios [00:22:10]
Start your investment journey early to avoid future regrets [00:19:10]

Related Resources:

Paula Pant's e-book: Seven Expensive Rental Property Mistakes to Avoid [00:55:21]

▶ Listen Next: Ep. 145 — Turnkey Real Estate Investing Strategies | Essential Listening

Join the Community
Connect with thousands on the path to financial independence. Share wins, ask questions, and stay accountable. Join ChooseFI.

New to ChooseFI?
Start with our most popular episodes, hand-picked to give you the foundation of financial independence. Listen to the essentials.

Run Your Numbers
Find out when you could reach financial independence with our free calculators and planning tools. Try the FI Calculator.

Get the Weekly Roundup
The best FI content, deals, and community highlights delivered to your inbox every week. Subscribe free.

Our TOPPODCAST Picks

Follow Us

Stay Connected

ChooseFI | Financial Independence Podcast

Key Takeaways

Timestamps and Major Topics Discussed

Key Quotes

Action Items

Related Resources

Chapters

Key Quotes

Action Items

FAQs

Related Resources

Terminology

Timestamps

Key Quotes

Resources

Terminology

Chapters

00:00:51 Introduction to FinCon

00:02:02 Community Impact

00:04:12 Local Meetups and Engagement

00:10:36 Listener Story: Negotiating for Family Time

00:19:49 New FI 101 Course Announcement

00:32:43 Danny Kenny's Financial Insights

00:53:07 Conclusion and Feedback

Key Quotes

Related Resources

[00:02:10] Community Events

[00:07:22] Andrew Luck's Retirement

[00:14:46] Investment Strategies During Volatility

[00:19:40] Avoiding Get-Rich-Quick Schemes

[00:39:34] Co-op Programs in College

[00:42:11] Community Wins

Chapters

Resources

Related Podcasts

Links

Stay Connected