Ahh, the lifelong question for anyone who thinks about their money. “How much money should I save?” Personal finance nerds will tell you to save as much as possible. Live in a box if you have to and achieve FI ASAP. The YOLO crowd, on the other hand, will say “Save??? What for?” Eat, drink […]
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Episode 113: Student Loans Hacks – Little-Known Ways to Save Thousands in Interest with Travis Hornsby
My Guest on the Show… Travis Hornsby is the founder of StudentLoanPlanner – a website and community where thousands of people are saving millions of dollars in student loan interest payments. Travis’s passion for this started when his physician wife was facing massive amounts of student loan debt and he started researching the most […]
Betterment vs. Wealthfront: Which One Should You Trust With Your Money?
Does investing in the stock market intimidate you? Do you wish someone could just make the entire process of investing easier? Trust me, I’ve been there. I avoided the stock market entirely for a few years because I was so overwhelmed with the entire process. Trying to learn financial terminology felt like I was […]
How Much Should You REALLY Spend on an Engagement Ring?
If you’re thinking about getting engaged you’re probably wondering how much to spend on engagement ring, right? The truth is the diamond industry will tell you that any “reasonable” or decent person will spend at least two-to-three months’ worth of salary on the ring. And there is this preconceived notion that the more you spend […]
How Much Should You Spend on a Wedding?
Every couple dreams of having the perfect wedding. Turning those dreams into a reality can get expensive quickly. Today, we’re going to answer this question every bride and groom ask: How much should you spend on a wedding? The average American wedding costs between $20,000 and $30,000. Does that sound too high for one day? […]
Episode 112: He Sold His “Hobby Blog” for $3 Million – with Jim Wang
My Guest on the Show… In the blogging world, Jim Wang is one of the early pioneers turned blogging legend. As a software engineer in 2005, Jim started blogging about how he set up his monthly budget, how he opened a retirement account, where he shopped for deals, and how he managed his everyday money. […]