Stay Connected“Teach Me How to Money” is a down-to-earth take on the real-life financial issues that impact everyday Americans. We’ll help you get smarter about your money—from investing basics to tackling debt—so you can save for the life you want, with the money you have today. Hosted by Jeremy Quittner, Senior Writer & Editor at Stash.
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The business of marijuana is growing up.
Nearly two thirds of Americans say marijuana should be legal, according to a 2017 Gallup poll. That’s up from 60% in 2016, and just 34% in 2002.
In the U.S, there are now 29 states that allow doctors to prescribe cannabis for medical purposes. Companies are exploring industrial uses for lubricants, fabrics and textiles, as well as plant-sourced ingredients for beauty and body care. Cannabis is also a real estate play -- yes, real estate.
At the same time, the cannabis business faces a lot of legal and logistical roadblocks. And while the tide is slowly turning, there are forces (the Federal government and big banks) that are far from convinced that marijuana should be a financial force in America.
In this episode, David Rheins, the founder and executive director of the Marijuana Business Association, tells all about the promise and challenges of this growing sector.
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On this week’s episode of Teach Me How To Money, we talk to Jeff Kreisler, author of the “Dollars and Sense.” He talks about the “pain of paying” and how companies exploit it to keep us spending money on things we don’t need.
Why do we spend money? Here’s one reason: It feels good.
Science A swipe of a credit card, the click of that button, it can feel like a hug. Until you look at your bank balance and wonder where all your money went.
Face it, when it comes to money and spending, we’re not rational beings. We don’t always buy milk at the store where it’s cheapest. Sometimes we buy it at the store that’s closest to our home or where’s nearest to the pet store where they have the cutest dogs in the window.
There are plenty of ways that companies seek to cash in on our emotional and irrational spending. Think flash sales, markdowns, one-click shopping, and easy add-ons. It’s just so easy to spend.
But why does it hurt so much to save? Isn’t saving money good for us? We dive in.
Thanks for listening and tuning in. And remember, anyone can be a saver or an investor. All you have to do is start.
Got a question you’d like us to answer on the show? Drop us a line at teachmehowtomoney@stashinvest.com. We’ll do our best to get to all of them.
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We’re thrilled to being you Season 2 of Teach Me How to Money!
On this week’s episode, we talk with NYC comedian Mark Normand (Comedy Central, “Conan,” “Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon”, “Late Show with Stephen Colbert”) about how he handles his money while making a living as a funny person.
At 21, Mark came to New York with $400 and a dream and not much else. Now he’s older, wiser (sort of), and ready to take steps to become a financial adult. Investing, home ownership, retirement, saving money, he’s making it happen (even if he doesn’t understand exactly how).
Got a question you’d like us to answer on the show? Drop us a line at teachmehowtomoney@stashinvest.com. We’ll do our best to get to all of them.
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Bad gifts! Unpaid loans! Dr. Greg Cason from Bravo’s ‘LA Shrinks’ tells us how to avoid holiday money clashes. On this week’s episode of “Teach Me How to Money,” Dr. Cason, gets to the heart of holiday money fights with family--and offers tips on how to keep it together, no matter your situation.
Take a break from wrapping gifts and drop us a line. We really, really want to hear from you!
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The horror!
On this episode of “Teach Me How to Money,” Mike O’Shea, the director of the critically-acclaimed breakout vampire film “The Transfiguration,” talks all about being an artist without a trust fund, being successful-ish, and the real financial life of an artist--before, during and after “making it.”
Got a question you’d like us to answer on the show? Drop us a line at teachmehowtomoney@stashinvest.com. We’ll do our best to get to all of them.
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If you’re a fantasy football veteran (or a newbie, like me), you’ve learned a lot about how to build a great team that can take you through the season. Here’s what you may not have known: Many of the strategies you used to create your fantasy football roster are useful when it comes to building an investment portfolio.
In this week’s episode of “Teach Me How to Money,” I get into the end zone with my fantasy football teacher and guru, Ryan Finneran. (He’s also on Stash’s brokerage and operations team.)
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We’ll be tackling (no pun intended!) a different topic every week but we really, really want to hear from you! Drop us a line at teachmehowtomoney@stashinvest.com. We’ll do our best to get to all of them.
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Black Friday is nearly upon us. You’ve made your list. You’ve checked it twice. Now all you’ve got to do is brace yourself for the lines, the pushing, the shoving and the headaches.
Personal finance writer Catey Hill, talks to Teach Me How to Money about staying sane while you shop for the holidays.
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So last week, House Republicans released a plan to overhaul the nation’s tax code.If approved in the Senate and signed into law by the president, it would be the first major tax overhaul in more than a generation.
On this week's episode of Teach Me How to Money, Stash's lead financial writer Jeremy Quittner breaks it all down to tell us what it all means.
Got a question you’d like us to answer on the show? Drop us a line at teachmehowtomoney@stashinvest.com. We’ll do our best to get to all of them.
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Ready to start investing? Just go to Stashinvest.com/podcast and you can get $5 to get you started on your investment journey.
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Today on "Teach Me How to Money," we talk with Devin Wilmot, Stash copywriter and big idea guy, about why the idea of saving for retirement freaks us out -- and why there's no "one-size-fits-all" retirement plan.
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Buy low! Sell high! People love to give investment advice -- but is it any good? Stash CEO Brandon Krieg talks strategy vs. the value of a 'hot tip.'
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