Something On My Mind

This is a finance podcast, but cool. We share real-life experiences where David and the producers crack jokes while also diving into financial literacy and success. This podcast finds the perfect balance between having a laugh and getting down to business.

https://www.spreaker.com/show/something-on-my-mind-personal-finance

Eine durchschnittliche Folge dieses Podcasts dauert 31m. Bisher sind 251 Folge(n) erschienen. Alle 4 Tage erscheint eine Folge dieses Podcasts.

Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 4 days 13 hours 58 minutes

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PFT #95 - Personal Finance Tip of the Week: The Mortgage Refinance Double Trap


In times of high interest rate environments, most people will not refinance due to the cost. With that being said, circumstances arise to warrant this, such as divorce, marriage or a job relocation. For the most part, people wait for the federal...


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PFT #94 - Personal Finance Tip of the Week: The Superbowl, Inflation and Compound Interest


Today is 2/11/24 which is the Superbowl with the Kansas City Chiefs vs. the San Francisco 49’ers and this marks the 57th time that this game will have been played. This is a large amount of years, so we decided to run some math based on the amount...


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 February 11, 2024  3m
 
 

PFT #93 - Personal Finance Tip of the Week: Credit Cards After The Holidays


After the December holidays we often hear people talk in social groups and in the media that the credit card bills are coming due as a result of shopping during the December holidays. Obviously, this means only one thing: that if you have payments...


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 February 8, 2024  3m
 
 

PFT #92 - Escheating


Okay, you’ve got to be escheating me. What on earth does that mean? The definition derives from medieval times, in feudal law. When a landowner (tenant of a fief) died without an heir or committed a felony, a process was needed for the ownership of...


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 January 23, 2024  2m
 
 

PFT #91 - Personal Finance Tip of the Week: Gift Card Management


The United States culture tends to recognize many types of celebrations and this has created a common theme of replacing presents with gift cards. They are easy to purchase, simple to use and the beauty is that people can shop for what they want...


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 January 15, 2024  2m
 
 

PFT #90 Personal Finance Tip of the Week: Ordering Supplies for Landscaping and General Contractor Jobs


According to Zippia.com, in 2021 the average amount homeowners spent on home improvement was $10,341 which was up 25% from 2021. This makes sense as people spent their cabin fever time improving their homes and now that Covid is more controlled....


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 January 6, 2024  2m
 
 

PFT #89 - Personal Finance Tip of the Week - Choosing Invisible or Bluetooth Fence for Your Dog


If you have a dog and a fenced-in yard, this helps your furry companion with better overall health as it provides him the ability to be outdoors, exercise and have a consistent marked territory. On the other hand, if you do not have a fenced yard,...


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 December 24, 2023  2m
 
 

PFT #88 - Personal Finance Tip of the Week: Knowing When to Refill Your Propane Tank


According to AgHires, Over 74 million Americans grilled out for the 4th of July. Of this food, burgers will be cooked by 85% of people, steak 80%, and chicken 73% and not to mention, 150 million hot dogs. When it comes to grilling, 61% of people...


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 December 16, 2023  2m
 
 

PFT #87 - Personal Finance Tip of the Week: Rotating Your Furniture Extends Its Life


When it comes to using a couch, sofa or chair, many people simply use it and do not think about maintenance; however, this may leave you with furniture that wears out prematurely. So to avoid this, let’s go through some tips: 1. Rotate and fluff...


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 December 7, 2023  2m
 
 

PFT #85 - Personal Finance Tip of the Week: Purchasing Event Tickets and Parking


Even in times of rising inflation, people seem to be going out and spending money. This is likely to occur for some time until things are too expensive and we fall into a recession or in stagflation state. At the moment the world has a handle on...


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 November 28, 2023  2m