On her podcast Women & Money, Suze Orman fielded a question from a listener named Jennifer, whose term life policies were expiring just as retirement began. Jennifer and her spouse had saved several million…
Josh Brown, CEO of Ritholtz Wealth Management and a fixture on CNBC’s Halftime Report, has built a new ETF around a simple idea: own the businesses that artificial intelligence cannot replace. Speaking on The…
On a recent episode of Financial Audit titled “Predator EXPOSED On Financial Audit,” host Caleb Hammer confronted a guest named Liam who had taken out a $1,950 payday loan at 100% APR to help…
On a recent Earn Your Leisure episode titled “Retire Rich The Ultimate Guide to IRAs, 401(k)s, & HSAs!”, a guest delivered the line every traditional 401(k) saver needs to hear: “If you have, let’s…
Most investors skip the simplest piece of self-accountability available to them. They form a thesis, place a trade, and then let time blur the original reasoning into something vaguer and more flattering. Clare Flynn…
The math behind active management is brutal, and most investors refuse to look at it. Bo Hanson and Brian Preston of the Money Guy Show keep returning to one statistic because it cuts through…
On a recent episode of Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin, former FBI hostage negotiator Chris Voss laid out the single sentence that quietly tanks most raise conversations: “You just bought a house. How was…
Patience pays. That is the unglamorous truth at the heart of a recent discussion on the Earn Your Leisure podcast, where a guest broke down how the calendar can quietly become the most expensive…
Rashaad Bilal of Earn Your Leisure described a moment most workers never quite have out loud. “My wife, I saw her 401(k) killing mine. I’m looking like, what am I doing? My allocation was…
A New York father sold his house to his daughter for one dollar, put her name on the deed, and assumed the estate planning was handled. Suze Orman, on her Women & Money podcast,…
On the Catching Up to FI podcast, host Bill Yount delivered a line that should reframe how late-start savers think about family budgets: “you can’t get a loan for retirement.” His follow-up is the…
“It’s always conveniently a bad month the month that I have the statements for,” Caleb Hammer told Jessica on a recent episode of Financial Audit. The line landed because the math is brutal. Jessica…
A Washington listener named Linda called The Clark Howard Podcast with a tidy little question that opens up a much bigger one. Her credit union offered her $1,000 in complimentary accidental death and dismemberment…
The Smart Money Happy Hour podcast recently surfaced a Ramsey Show caller whose situation sounds engineered to scare prospective students: a social work degree financed with $250,000 in student loans, followed by a $45,000…
On a recent Catching Up to FI podcast crossover with How To Money, the hosts laid out a sobering line about Gen X savers: “40% of our population lives off of just Social Security…
Turn on talk radio during an oil price spike or a Middle East flare-up and you will hear the pitch within minutes: roll your IRA into gold before the dollar collapses. The host of…
On the recent Vanguard episode of the Acquired podcast, hosts Ben Gilbert and David Rosenthal returned to one of investing’s most enduring paradoxes. The greatest active stock picker of the modern era has spent…
A college student at Arizona State University told personal finance personality George Kamel he was carrying a $12,000 car loan at $257 a month for 60 months, financed to support a car detailing business.…
Joe, 25, called The Ramsey Show 12 days before his wedding with a question most engaged couples whisper about: “I think I know the answer to this, but should I write a check for…
Austin Hankwitz, co-host of the Rich Habits Podcast, has a blunt message for anyone still parking serious money in a checking account: “It’s never been more important” to be in the market so “your…
