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#100 | 100th Episode Extravaganza! Reflections, Advice, + Bloopers
Episode Summary: It’s our 100th podcast episode, so this week we’re having a 100th episode extravaganza! We ask each other some surprise questions and share our reflections from podcasting 100 episodes over the last year and a half. We also share our favorite...
#099 | Summer purging and the psychology of letting go
Episode Summary: In this episode, we talk about a summer purge to rid your house of all the worthless or unnecessary stuff you’ve accumulated over the years. We all have those items that we’ve moved from house to house and just won’t let go; but have you stopped and...
#098 | 11 tips to plan your dream summer vaxication
Episode Summary: In this week’s episode, we discuss eleven tips for planning your dream “vaxication”, which is a post-vaccination vacation. People are excited to travel again, but there are some new challenges to navigate when it comes to transportation and...
#097 | The rise of revenge spending
Episode Summary: In this week’s episode, we discuss the emerging trend of revenge-spending. As vaccinations increase and our year of the world being in quarantine starts to show signs of opening up, consumers have a pent-up need to do things and buy things....
#096 | Freedom is the ultimate financial goal, not retirement
Episode Summary: In this week’s episode, we discuss the less-known path of financial freedom, what it is, why you might want it, and how to attain it. The FIRE, or “financial independence retire early,” movement isn’t about retiring early to do nothing; it’s...
#095 | How to stop caring what people think and start living
Episode Summary: In this week’s episode, we discuss how nobody cares and how realizing and accepting that can save you a lot of money! You’ll be truly happy when you’re spending money on what makes you happy, not what you think other people will admire or...
#094 | 10 tips for creating a frugal home office
Episode Summary: In this week’s episode, we share 10+ tips for creating a frugal home office to get ready for the new normal. We discuss the future of working from home after major companies have started to minimize their office space and establish more clear...
#093 | How to blow $600K with The Price of Avocado Toast
Episode Summary: In this week’s episode, we talk to Haley and Justin from the Price of Avocado Toast podcast. Haley and Justin share their story of inheriting $600K, quickly spending it and getting in more debt, and then completing a total 180 and turning...
#092 | Pet Peeves + Power Moves
Episode Summary: In this week’s episode, we dive into our biggest financial pet peeves that drive us crazy, and then our best financial power moves that make us happy. These pet peeves range from slightly annoying to the type of things you should try to avoid...
#091 | Millennial Money Mentoring with Jose Hernandez
Episode Summary: In this week’s episode, we talk to Jose Hernandez from Millennial Money Mentor. Jose and his family came to the US as hard-working immigrants with little money and even less understanding of money. After ending his baseball career earlier...
#090 | Why you don’t need a financial planner
Episode Summary: In this week’s episode, we discuss why we think you do not need a financial planner. We explain the different types of financial planners, why we believe you can do better on your own, and how to get started without one. We also share our...
#089 | 10 reflections on the pandemic year
Episode Summary: It’s the official one-year anniversary of covid quarantine in the US, and when covid sent many of us to work from home. Happy anniversary, and what a year it’s been! We don’t want to make light of the devastating impact the pandemic has had...
#088 | Tactical advice for buying a house
Episode Summary: This week we discuss tactical advice for buying a house or any home that you want to own vs. rent. This is a part 2 follow-up to last week’s episode on whether you should buy a house vs. rent. If you’ve decided to buy a house, it’s important...
#087 | Hey renters! Should you buy a house?
Episode Summary: In this episode, we discuss the benefits of renting vs. buying a house and if you should buy a house just because interest rates are low right now. We start with a voicemail from a listener and discuss her question about buying a home for the...
#086 | Leaving Corporate America and changing the way we work with Rich + Regular
Episode Summary: We talk with Kiersten and Julien, the power couple behind Rich + Regular. They created Rich + Regular in 2017, and it has grown into an award-winning blog, social platform, media brand, and they are now in the process of writing a book with the...
#085 | Untamed + Money – Mike and Maggie talk about their feelings
Episode Summary: In this episode, we discuss Glennon Doyle’s amazing book Untamed and talk about our feelings on being caged and how to use money to get free. Maggie recommended Untamed to Mike in 2020 because she thought it was relevant to him raising two daughters....
#084 | Don’t be a victim of “over scoping” from hired services
Episode Summary: In this week’s episode, we talk about how you can avoid being a victim of over-scoping or upselling. Have you ever taken your car to a dealership to fix a headlight and leave with $2,000 of repairs you didn’t know you needed? Or did you ever...
#083 | Travel Hacking with Julia from Geobreeze Travel
Episode Summary: We talk with Julia Menez, who is a travel hacking coach, speaker, and founder of Geobreeze Travel. Travel hacking is the art of getting free travel, using loyalty programs set by hotels and airlines, and credit cards. Julie traveled to...
#082 | How to show your love for free or on a budget
Episode Summary: In this week’s episode and with Valentine’s day around the corner, we talk about love and how to show it for free or on a budget. Lots of people like to show their love through gifts and spending money, and that’s great sometimes, but it’s...
#081 | Everything you need to know about life insurance
Episode Summary: In this week’s episode, we talk about all things life insurance. What type of life insurance do you need, and what type should you avoid? (hint: you need term, avoid whole life) When should you get life insurance? How much life insurance do...
#080 | How to workout for free or on a budget
Episode Summary: In this episode, we talk about how to workout for free or on a budget, from clothing and gear to equipment to access to motivation and classes. Working out and staying fit is like a lot of things; it can cost you a lot of money, but it also...
#079 | How to return unwanted or broken gifts
Episode Summary: In this week’s episode, we discuss what to do with all the very thoughtful but potentially unwanted gifts from the holidays or any time of year. Sometimes it truly is the thought that counts, and you can do without the gift itself. Or maybe it...
#078 | A conversation with the ORIGINAL friends on FIRE (Mike’s dad + his friend Mark)
Episode Summary: In this week’s episode, we talk to the original friends on FIRE, Mike’s dad Jack and his long-time friend Mark. Jack O’Leary retired at 42 in 1992, and Mark Sullivan retired at 55. They met at work, learned they had similar values and goals...
#077 | The 2021 financial checklist to ensure you stay on track
Episode Summary: In this week’s episode, we introduce a new 2021 financial checklist that we created. It can be hard to remember all of the things you need to do throughout the year, but have no fear we are here to help! This is the financial checklist that...
#076 | How to set 2021 financial goals that stick + 2020 goals recap
Episode Summary: In this week’s episode, we discuss our 2020 goals, how we did, and our takeaways on the year. We first give a recap of goal setting, why it’s essential, and how to do it right. Goals are one of the most important things you can have when you...
#075 | A teacher’s mid-life financial turnaround with Tom from What the FI
Episode Summary: In this week’s episode, we’re joined by Tom from What the FI Guy. Tom is a teacher, a father, a recently turned real-estate investor, an avid reader, and many more things. Tom reached a point of frustration in his 40s, and has made a complete...
#074 | Values-based spending and values-based investing
Episode Summary: In this week’s episode, we discuss values-based spending and values-based investing. And we bring on our friend Erica to make the discussion more interesting! We start off with a discussion on values-based spending, what it is, why it...
#073 | Understanding the racial wealth gap through coffee with John Onwuchekwa
Episode Summary We talk with John Onwuchekwa on everything from coffee to his top book recommendations. John is a pastor at Cornerstone Church in Atlanta, GA, and he recently co-founded Portrait Coffee. He is also a father, a husband, a podcaster, a voice for hope,...
#072 | Money lessons from Tim Ferriss’s Tools of Titans
Episode Summary: In this week’s episode, we share some of our favorite money lessons from Tim Ferris’s book Tools of Titans: The Tactics, Routines, and Habits of Billionaires, Icons, and World-Class Performers. There were so many amazing learnings and nuggets...
#071 | Is entitlement good or bad?
Episode Summary: In this week’s episode, we talk about the two sides of entitlement and how they relate to your finances, career, confidence, and more. It’s a philosophical discussion, it’s a confusing discussion, or perhaps it’s a little bit of both. We...
#070 | 8 ways to conquer Black Friday without going broke
Episode Summary: In this week’s episode, we talk through 8 ways to conquer Black Friday without going broke! Mike loves Black Friday, which might sound strange, but he loves it for reasons other than just spending money. We dig into Mike’s fondness of the day and...
#069 | Reconsidering the Holidays – 6 ways to save money this holiday season
Episode Summary: In this week’s episode, we talk about all the things people spend money on during the holidays, from photos to cards to décor to gifts. We start by reminding people to think about what they enjoy about the holidays; for us, it’s spending time...
#068 | 5 Simple Steps to Investing
Episode Summary: In this week’s episode, we explain five simple steps to start investing. “How do I start investing?” is a common question for people who want to take more control of their financial lives. We break down the steps and considerations and...
#067 | Wants vs. Needs: 8 Tips for buying less stuff!
Episode Summary: In this week’s episode, we dig into the difference between wants and needs and then share 8 useful tips for buying less stuff. People think they need a lot of things, but they just want a lot of things in reality. We breakdown how you...
#066 | How rental properties can grow your wealth (or cause headaches)
Episode Summary: We discuss Mike’s new venture: an Atlanta-focused real estate company started with another friend on FIRE. Mike shares the news about his first joint venture purchase and breaks down why real estate and rental properties specifically help you...
#065 | Goals + Gratitude Check-In
Episode Summary: In this week’s episode, we run through each of our 2020 goals and discuss progress as we’re now 75% of the way through 2020. There are three months left in the year, and we talk through how we want to finish 2020 strong. Plus, we add a new element...
#064 | Adventures in Opting Out with Cait Flanders
Episode Summary: In this week’s episode we’re joined by Cait Flanders, who just released a new book Adventures in Opting-Out: A Field Guide to Leading an Intentional Life. Cait’s first book was a big hit, titled The Year of Less: How I Stopped Shopping, Gave...
#063 | 5 Ways Shopping at Aldi Will Change Your Life
Episode Summary In this episode we discuss 5 ways shopping at Aldi will change your life. To do this we bring on an expert and we chat with Chelsea, the founder of the Aldi for President Instagram account with over 13,000 followers! We learn a little about...
#062 | How to choose the right medical insurance at work
Episode Summary In this week’s episode we get ready for benefits enrollments, which happens at most companies each fall, by discussing how medical insurance works and how to select the right plan. We talk about how insurance works as a business, why plans are...
#061 | Habits, happiness, and hard work with 5am Joel
Episode Summary We talk with Joel O’Leary about habits, happiness, and hard work. Joel is a man of many talents; some know him as 5am Joel, some know him as a writer for the popular finance blog Budgets are Sexy, and some know him as an Australian O’Leary, Mike’s...
#060 | Budgeting vs. Tracking Expenses
Episode Summary: We discuss the difference in budgeting vs. tracking expenses. Some people do both. Some people do neither. Some focus on just one and it works for them. We dig into how to approach each, the pros and cons of each, and some tips for deciding...
#059 | The amazing tax benefits of FSAs, HSAs, and DCAs
Episode Summary: We discuss Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs), Health Savings Accounts (HSAs), and Dependent Care Flexible Spending Accounts (DCAs or DCFSAs). If you work for a medium to large-size company you likely have access to many of these products. Each of...
#058 | How to pursue your passions and love life
Episode Summary: We get a voicemail from a listener with a demanding corporate job who dreams of pursuing her passion to start a winery. We share our thoughts on what passions mean for your life, how you can find them and how you can pursue them. We also discuss the...
#057 | How to practice self-care for free
Episode Summary: We discuss how to practice self-care for free or on a budget. Self-care is so incredibly important, especially these days, but many people think it needs to cost a lot of money. The truth is that some of the best and most effective self-care costs...
#056 | Paying off your mortgage is a great investment
Episode Summary We get a great question from a listener who wants to know if the extra few hundred dollars he has in his budget after paying off his car is better put towards the stock market or his mortgage. We discuss the pros and cons of paying down your mortgage...
#055 | How to travel for free
Episode Summary We get a lengthy call from listener Matt about “credit card churning” and Mike can’t resist discussing this passion of his. We discuss what credit cards are out there, how to find them and the impacts to your credit when you sign up and cancel them....
#054 | Covid, Cars, and Chit-Chat
Episode Summary We chat about cars, covid, and lots of other chit-chat. We read some recent reviews and address a few listener tips and questions. This includes sharing our thoughts on side hustles and what happens to your 401k when you leave a job. Maggie...
#053 | The Psychology of Money with Angela Buttimer
Episode Summary We talk with Angela Buttimer on the psychology of money. Angela is a successful entrepreneur who works as a consultant, corporate trainer, executive coach, professional speaker, speaker coach, psychotherapist, and author. In all those areas, she is...
#052 | Q+A with College Student’s Top Money Questions
Episode Summary We answer top personal finance questions submitted by college students. We share our advice on everything from explaining how taxes work to how to start investing to how to deal with credit cards. And we are again joined by our college summer intern...
#051 | 10 ways for College Students to Save Money
Episode Summary We share our top 10 tips and advice on how to save money in college. Students are returning to school in the upcoming weeks, so it’s the perfect time to think ahead on how to save money and not break the bank while you’re in college. We share advice...
#050 | Maggie wants a new car and Mike stages an intervention
Episode Summary Maggie shares that she’s considering buying a new car, and Mike shares all of the reasons why she should not buy a new car. This is part debate, part intervention, and part friendly podcast discussion amongst two friends. Maggie unpacks all of the...
#049 | The financial aftermath of divorce with Ben from FIafter40
Episode Summary We talk with Ben from FIafter40 about the financial impact of divorce and more broadly relationships and money. We dig into Ben’s childhood and how his family talked about money, what Ben’s first marriage was like and how they treated and talked...
#048 | Is Credit Monitoring worth it?
Episode Summary We discuss if credit monitoring is really worth the expense or if it’s throwing your money away. Do you really need credit monitoring? We discuss what credit monitoring actually covers and provides, how you can do a DIY version of credit monitoring...
#047 | Finding your Radical Middle with Frugal Friends Jen + Jill
Episode Summary We have a fun discussion with Jen + Jill from the Frugal Friends podcast where we discuss values-based spending and how to avoid extremes with your money and find your own radical middle. We dig into a wide-range of other topics like the value of...
#020 | Split or Combined Finances
#046 | Staying Motivated during Quarantine + Mid-Year 2020 Goals Check-In
Episode Summary We discuss how to stay motivated during quarantine with a 2020 mid-year goals check-in. We revisit why it’s important to set goals, how to set them, and how to measure them. We talk about the importance of setting SMART goals (Specific, Measurable,...
#045 | Essentialism + Money
Episode Summary We discuss Greg McKeown’s book Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less and how it relates into money. Essentialism is about focusing your time and energy on only the most important things, AKA the most “essential” for your personal happiness,...
#044 | Credit Scores + Do they matter?
Episode Summary In this episode we discuss what a credit score is, how it’s calculated, and most importantly if it really even matters. As we delve into the concept of credit scores, Mike shares why he’s passionately angry about the business of credit scores while...
#043 | Know and use your credit card benefits
Episode Summary In this episode we talk about how you should know and use the various benefits your credit cards offer to you. Credit cards offer tons of great benefits, and most people don’t use them! And on top of not using them, many people are actually paying...
#042 | The Fioneers Interview
Episode Summary We interview Jess and Corey from The Fioneers. They are a married couple in their early 30s living in Boston, and they both work for non-profits. They coined the term SlowFI and believe that FI is best understood as a pioneering journey that...
#041 | How to save money on vacation
Episode Summary We share tips and advice for how to save money on vacation. Summer vacations are happening now or around the corner for many, so it’s the perfect time to think ahead on how to save money and not break the bank while you’re traveling this summer. We...
#040 | Estate Planning with Elaine Levine
Episode Summary We interview attorney Elaine Levine about Estate Planning. Elaine is a graduate of Harvard College and Yale Law School. Her firm, Kwartin & Levine, LLP, focuses on wills, trusts, probate, family law and elder law. Elaine walks through the key...
#039 | Adulting + Money
Episode Summary We talk about adulting and how to handle your money if you want to act like an adult. We share advice on how to enter financial adulthood, and all the things we wished we had done more of when we were younger. We cover advice like avoiding debt, not...
#038 – 6 Steps to deal with a job loss or furlough
Episode Summary We cover six recommendations for what to do next if you find yourself temporarily furloughed or permanently unemployed. Our six steps include: (1) Accept it emotionally, it’s not your fault. (2) Cut back on your spending and reevaluate all financial...
#037 | Joel from How To Money Interview
Episode Summary We interview Joel from the How To Money podcast, which is a popular podcast that covers a wide range of personal finance topics. The hosts also enjoy and discuss a different craft beer every episode. Joel shares how he started the How to Money...
#036 | Spark Innovation with Ronnie Farzad Interview
Episode Summary Maggie + Mike interview Ronnie Farzad from Spark Cooperative, an innovation consultancy specializing in strategic new product development. Ronnie is one of the 3 founders of Spark and he walks us through his career journey, the best advice he’s ever...
#035 | 10 F.I.R.E. Extinguishers + How to avoid them
Episode Summary In this episode, Mike and Maggie share 10 FIRE Extinguishers, that is 10 items that can extinguish your financial independence journey. We talk through things like mindset, keeping up with the Joneses, FOMO, saying no to your kids, lifestyle...
#034 | Split or Combined Finances
Episode Summary In this episode, Mike and Maggie talk about split and combined finances for a household and the many considerations that should go into your decision on how to handle finances in your relationship. There is no right or perfect answer, and it’s more...
#033 | Mike Explains the Economy
Episode Summary Mike explains the economy in this episode, while Maggie chimes in with some random comments and thoughts, and growls like a bear (market). Mike explains the situation around the world, from the unemployment rates to the things the Fed is doing to...
#032 | Scott Vance Sheepdog Financial Interview
Episode Summary Mike and Maggie interview Scott Vance, host of the Sheepdog Financial podcast. Scott retired after 22 years in the Army, and now runs a financial planning and tax practice. Scott shares his own personal finance journey, and some helpful perspective...
#031 | Corona Quarantine Spending Levels
Episode Summary In this episode, Mike and Maggie review their March and April expenses to give a view into their monthly spending levels, and more specifically how the corona pandemic quarantine has impacted them. This is a more casual conversation and episode, and...
#030 | Decluttering + Money
Episode Summary In this episode, Mike and Maggie follow-up on their minimalism + money episode with a more tactical discussion on decluttering. This episode will help inspire you to declutter with specific tips and recommendations on how to get started, what to...
#029 | Mentor Series – Mark Horstman with Manager Tools
Episode Summary In this episode, Mike and Maggie kick-off their new mentor series with a discussion with Mark Horstman, the co-founder of Manager Tools. Manager Tools is a management consulting firm with a dual mission to make every manager effective and every...
#028 | Minimalism + Money
Episode Summary In this episode, Mike and Maggie talk about the relationship between minimalism and money. We discuss what minimalism is, the idea of intentionality and bringing more of it into your life. We also dive into the differences between being frugal and...
#027 | Why Tracking Net Worth Matters
Episode Summary In this episode, Mike and Maggie talk about the importance of tracking net worth, the single-most important tool to help guide and improve financial decisions in your life. We discuss the value in tracking your net worth, how to manage it, how to...
#026 | Inspire to FIRE Interview
Episode Summary Mike and Maggie interview Chris from the Inspire to FIRE blog. Chris shares his thoughts on what led him down the financial independence path, his humble beginnings in life, how he and his wife evolved on this journey together, and why he started the...
#025 | College – Choosing your Approach
Episode Summary Mike and Maggie discuss their college experiences. College is one of the most expensive items you’ll have related to kids, and it’s a looming financial burden for many parents. We discuss if college is even worth it, how to think through the ROI of...
#024 | Save on Groceries
Episode Summary Mike and Maggie discuss how you can save on your groceries. Grocery expenses can easily be $5,000 or even $20,000 a year. It’s a huge category you can find cost savings in. We talk through 10+ tips on how you can save money on your groceries. ...
#023 | Happiness Sex and Money
Episode Summary In this episode we discuss the many benefits of improving your financial life, which leads us to a discuss on happiness, sex, and money. We cover the top 5 reasons we believe you should improve your finances and get financially fit. Getting...
#022 | Live like you’ve lost your job
Episode Summary In this episode we discuss how to prepare for a job loss, even if you think one isn’t coming. Things have gotten pretty serious around the world in the last few weeks and this very day 3.3M people filed for unemployment. people are predicting...
#021 | Cell Phones and TV and Internet, Oh My!
Episode Summary In this episode we discuss cell phones, television, and internet bills. What you’re spending across these three categories can easily add up to a few thousand dollars a year, and finding savings in just one area can save you a ton. We also give a...
#020 | Corona Quarantined + Salary Cuts
Episode Summary Offices are closed, schools are closed, restaurants are closed, beaches are closed, coronavirus is spreading fast, the world has stopped traveling, and... Mike and Maggie’s salaries were cut. Mike and Maggie spend some time talking about the impacts...
#019 | Coronavirus and your money
Episode Summary In this episode we discuss the unprecedented time we’re going through in the world right now with the coronavirus outbreak (COVID-19). We share our overall thoughts on the impact it’s having around the world and in our communities, and then we dive...
#018 | House Hacking with Andrew Kerr + 2020 Goals Check-In
Episode Summary In this episode we interview Andrew Kerr, host of the House Hacking Podcast and a real estate expert. Andrew teaches us all about house hacking, which is about making slightly different choices with housing to reduce what is typically your largest...
#017 | Crazy frugal stuff we do
Episode Summary In this episode Mike and Maggie discuss some of the crazy frugal things they do to save money, from cutting open toothpaste containers to get a few more weeks of toothpaste to waiting 6-8 weeks for a battery to arrive from Hong Kong. We hope this...
#016 | 401ks are your BFF!
Episode Summary Mike and Maggie talk about 401ks and 403bs, which are retirement savings plans. We talk about the benefits of 401ks, the myths of 401ks, and we challenge people to, at the bare minimum, put in the amount their company is matching. And the best-case...
#015 | Expense Tracking Gone Wild
Episode Summary On this episode Mike and Maggie address their #1 requested topic so far: expense tracking! We talk about how what gets measured gets better. And then we break down the specifics of how we each approach expense tracking. Money doesn’t need to be a...
#014 | Tax Time! Yay!
Episode Summary On this episode we discuss taxes. Yay, taxes, buckle-up. We give a high-level overview of how tax brackets work, tips for filing your 2019 taxes, and also advice for minimizing your 2020 taxes. We encourage you to file your own taxes so you better...
#013 | From Counter Terrorism to Entrepreneur – Adam Goldberg Interview
Episode Summary On this episode we interview Adam Goldberg. Adam has a fascinating career background, and shifted from a career in counter-terrorism to corporate America as a consult to a professional photographer and instagram influencer. Adam shares his view on...
#012 | Kids are the Best! Part 2 (Interview)
Episode Summary On the last episode we talked about kids and money, and our beliefs in this area. So this episode we decided it was only fair to bring on our kids, ages 3 to 11, and ask them hard-hitting questions! We get their thoughts on happiness, money, views on...
#011 | Kids are the Best! Part 1
Episode Summary Since we said cars are the worst, we thought we’d next focus on what’s the best: our kids! People think kids are expensive, and then can be, but they don’t have to be. Mike has 2 kids, and Maggie has 3 kids, and we share our thoughts on raising them...
#010 | Car Insurance Is Just As Bad
Episode Summary If cars are the worst, then car insurance is just as bad! We follow up our cars episode with a discussion on car insurance. We share what we’re paying on car insurance and our thoughts on the true purpose of car insurance. We then dig into our top...
#009 | Cars Are The Worst
Episode Summary Cars are the worst! Aside from a house, cars might be the largest expenses you have. People can spend so much money on a car, but in reality, does anyone really care what you drive? If you’re driving a car because you love it and can afford it, then...
#008 | Retired Toddlers Interview
Episode Summary In their first interview, Mike + Maggie interview Michelle and Jake from the Retired Toddlers. They are are a full-time traveling family that sold their home in 2016 to spend more time with their 2 young kids, and ever since then they have been...
#007 | 2020 Goals + How to Set Them
Episode Summary Mike + Maggie cover an important topic for 2020: Goals and how to set them. We talk about the importance of setting SMART goals (Specific, Measurable, Attainable/Assignable, Relevant/Realistic, Time-Bound) and the importance of tracking against your...
9 tips to create financial momentum for a new decade
To wrap up 2019, we are sharing 9 simple tips to create financial momentum for a new decade: #1 Cancel at least one streaming service subscription you could temporarily give up (calm down, it’s not forever). You likely have 3+ different streaming services and...
#006 | Finding Freedom – Pillar #3
Episode Summary The third pillar of financial independence: finding freedom. The reason we are spending less and growing our wealth is to get to financial freedom. While we’re both not yet ready to leave our jobs and take the plunge, we find immense happiness in...
#005 | Growing Wealth – Pillar #2
Episode 5 Summary The second pillar of financial independence: growing wealth. As you are saving more and more money, you need to put your money to work for you and grow your wealth. Episode 5 Show Notes Mike talks about his new $48 REI jacket and clarifies how...
#003 | Financial Independence Retire Early (FIRE) Intro
Episode Summary We put some structure to the show and finally define FIRE (Financial Independence Retire Early) as we see it. This is the 1st of 4 episodes digging into the FIRE movement and then outlining the 3 pillars of financial independence: spending less,...
#004 | Spending Less – Pillar #1
Episode Summary The first pillar of financial independence: spending less. Mike and Maggie philosophize about being happy with less and finding level of spending that’s sustainable, laying the framework for financial independence. Episode Notes The first pillar...
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