Listen on the Podcast I’ll be honest — I almost didn’t record this episode. After talking about it with Andrea (my wife) and praying about it, we decided we were going to share more of our story. This wasn’t easy. Not many people are willing to talk about the REAL life money. Here goes…this past […]
Episode 146: Real Estate Investing in Senior Living Areas with Phillip Vincent
Listen on the Podcast When Mom and Dad are ready to move out of their home and into a senior living community, what is the best way to go about it? And is there an opportunity for investors? Phillip, the co-founder of Mom’s House explains the process of selling mom or dad’s house… 75% of […]
Pay Off Your Mortgage Faster with Bi-Weekly Mortgage Payments
By now I am sure you have heard the talk of how bi-weekly mortgage payments can save you thousands of dollars and knock years off your mortgage. No, we are not talking about making two full mortgage payments each month, but rather half-payments every two weeks throughout the year. If it sounds too good to […]
Episode 145: Retire Early and Choose Financial Independence with ChoosFI Co-Founder Jonathan Mendonsa
Listen on the Podcast Have you heard of the #ChoosFI Movement? The Retire Early and Choose Financial Independence movement is taking over the personal finance world and for good reason. It’s an amazing community of people looking to earn more, spend less, and build wealth so they can reach financial independence. Today I am bringing […]
Episode 144: How to Start a Wildly Successful Franchise Business with Kim Daly
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to start a franchise? Whether you are looking to change careers, increase cash flow, or invest as a wealth building strategy — franchises may be the perfect fit. I’ll be honest — I didn’t know anything about franchising so I found America’s #1 Franchise Expert – Kim Daly. […]
How to Save Money Using Sinking Funds
Wouldn’t it be nice to actually be able to save money each month? Believe it or not, we actually are doing better than we ever have when it comes to personal savings rates. If you start looking back to the 1960s, America had a personal savings rate above 13%. Then we dipped down all the […]