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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 39 days 14 hours 41 minutes
697: Mitch Cohen, Author of "The Self-Made Billionaire Effect"
I have a question for you: What would it be like to have a bank balance with 9 zeros? A billion dollars? What does it take to reach that amount? Our guest today, Mitch Cohen, co-wrote a book answering that question. It’s called The Self-Made Billionaire Effect. There are more billionaires walking the planet today than ever before. Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg, Sara Blakely. According to Forbes, 2017 was a record year with the number of billionaires climbing 13% to 2,043...
696: Shannah Compton Game, Millennial Money Expert
If you like financial podcasts then I think you’re going to be happy to know that today we are featuring a very successful top female financial podcast host and certified financial professional, Shannah Compton Game. She’s the host of Millennial Money. It’s a daily podcast catering to millennials and young adults, boasting over three and half million downloads since launching about three years ago. She and I are doing crossover interviews today...
695: Ask Farnoosh, What's your advice regarding the stock market?
What's your advice regarding the stock market? How do I protect my gains from the last 7-8 years? What’s your advice on asking for a raise while working for a non-profit? How do I continue my salary negotiations when I’ve already had the conversation about 10 times and I keep hearing “yes, you’re in line once the budget frees up? Answering these questions of yours and more with co-host and CFP Amy Irvine. To learn more visit www.somoneypodcast.com. Learn more about your ad choices...
694: Josh Robbins, Chief Strategy Officer of America’s Best 401k
How much are you paying in 401(k) fees? A lot of us listening to this show, we have 401(k), or 403(b)’s and the like. These are retirement plans typically offered through our employers. Have you really ever taken the time to figure out how much you’re being charged in fees to invest to these portfolios? Today’s guest is Josh Jenkins-Robbins. His mission in his career, and in his life really, is to pull back the veil on all the excessive fees he claims these 401(k) plans charge...
693: Abby Walker, Author of "Strap On A Pair" + Founder of Vivian Lou Insolia®
Do you feel like you’re quarter-assing your way through life and work? Our guest today is Abby Lou Walker, a former corporate executive turned entrepreneur. Her pivot came as she discovered she was unfulfilled at work and taking her stress and disappointment home to her family where she was the mom of two young children...and as she described, quarter-assing her way through work and life. Never feeling like she was really successful in either realm...
692: Ask Farnoosh, Is my debt to income ratio too high to be considered for a mortgage?
Is my debt to income ratio too high to be considered for a mortgage? What ways are good ways to payoff my mortgage faster? My new job offers a 3% match for our 401K. What are my best options for my current 401k ($150K+)? Do I rollover into the new plan? An IRA? Answering these questions of yours and more on this week's Ask Farnoosh with co-host and former So Money guest Erin Lowry of Broke Millennial. To learn more or share your own question for an upcoming Ask Farnoosh visit www...
691: Jennifer Hemphill, Author of "Her Money Matters"
I’m excited to welcome back today’s guest, Jennifer Hemphill, who is a friend of the So Money show. You can listen to her first episode, #117, but today she’s back because she has some exciting news: Her book, Her Money Matters: The Missing Truths From Traditional Money Advice, launched on February 13. For those of you who didn’t hear her first episode, here’s a little bit about Jen: She’s an accredited financial counselor, blogger, podcaster, military wife, mother of two, and now, author...
690: Elaine Pofeldt, Author of "The Million-Dollar, One-Person Business"
Are you someone who aspires to earn a million dollars a year or more as an entrepreneur? Or, maybe you’re already making this much money. Today’s guest has some incredible insights for all of us. Elaine Pofeldt is the author of the new popular book, The Million Dollar One Person Business. It’s about entrepreneurs who earn more than a million dollars a year on their own without any staff employees. Elaine began her career as a senior editor for Fortune Small Business magazine...
689: Ask Farnoosh, How do I get a book published?
Will you talk more about the strategy to save a million dollars to retire? What type of savings account should I use if this is my goal? Should my wife and I continue to rent or does it make more sense for us to buy a home? Any guidance on how to get a book published? Answering these questions of yours and more with co-host Apryl Pope of Apryl Pope Financial. To learn more or share a question for an upcoming show please visit www.somoneypodcast.com. Learn more about your ad choices...
688: Mrs. Frugalwoods, Author of "Meet The Frugalwoods"
Today, I’m excited to welcome back a former So Money guest, Liz Thames, also known as Mrs. Frugalwoods. I always love having former guests back on the show so we can catch up and share what they’ve been up to. I introduced you to Mrs. Frugalwoods, the blogger behind frugalwoods.com, way back in episode 239 when she was pursuing retirement, hoping to achieve financial independence by 33 years-old. She did it! She’s 33 years-old now and has officially reached that goal...