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Join us for thought-provoking conversations that empower you to Earn and Invest wisely, shaping your future while making informed decisions today. Every Monday, our wide-ranging panel discussions explore various financial topics, fostering engaging conversations that challenge conventional wisdom and provide fresh perspectives. Then, on Thursdays, we delve into individual interviews, offering deep insights from experts who share their experiences and expertise. While we may not always uncover definitive answers, our goal is to equip you with the essential questions necessary to navigate a richer path towards not only financial independence but living a life full of purpose, identity, and connections.
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DocG and Paul attended CampFi Midwest and recorded in front of a live audience and asked 4 attendees why they attended CampFi so you can get a taste of what it's like to attend.
You can learn more about CampFi at campfi.org. This podcast was born as a result of the friendship first established at CampFi. Tickets do go quickly so if you're convinced you want to attend grab you tickets quickly before they're all scooped up.
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How do we raise children who are financially savvy and empower them to grow into successful adults who make good money decisions? Do you give them an allowance, do you let them fail, and do you pay for college?
We explore these questions and many more with our 3 panelists to help you survive the realities of raising kids in our modern world.
Our guests are:
Shanah Bell from Adaptive Nourishment
Juan of Finance Clever
and
Delanor K Wilson Jr.
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Christine Benz is one of the foremost retirement researchers who works for Morningstar. Her new book, How to Retire, is a deep dive into what retirement should look like financially, physically, and emotionally. Her book highlights interviews with some of the most studied retirement experts.
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We talk with Tae Kim, creator of the Financial Tortoise YouTube channel, and the ten dumb things that high income earners do with their money. We chat about the difference between rich and wealthy and how to navigate the two expertly. What mistakes have you made with your spending and how did you recover?
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We chat with Canada's youngest retirees Kristy Shen and Bryce Leung from the ever-popular website Millennial Revolution. Is FIRE still possible is 2024 with inflation, political unrest, and the fallout of our COVID economy? Kristy and Bryce run the numbers and come up with some interesting conclusions.
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Today we discuss, with Fritz from the Retirement Manifesto, what has been called the dopamine cartel. This episode explores how our quick dopamine hit culture may bee leading to depression and anxiety both in our finances as well as everything else. Maybe more and faster is not necessarily better.
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Henry Neff is a corporate consultant turned teacher who is the author and illustrator of several acclaimed fantasy novels including his most recent: The Witchstone. We discuss how he became an author and the business and numbers behind a book deal. If you have ever dreamed of being an author, this episode is for you.
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In this community episode we talk with Kyle Collins and Joe Saul-Sehy about some very specific advice from Mark Cuban. We chat about a Benziga article in which Cuban describes his early financial proclivity for cheap cars and frugality.
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In this broad ranging conversation with author and financial advisor Mark Matson, we talk terministic screens and academic based investing strategies. He describes how his family escaped poverty and what we can all learn from his experiences. His book is Experiencing The American Dream: How to Invest Your Time, Energy, and Money to Create an Extraordinary Life.
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Feeling burned-out at work? At life? We discuss the root causes of burnout and moral injury with Ben Utley who is a CFP and team leader at Physician Family Financial Advisors. We compare and contrast this phenomenon in medicine and corporate America and Ben offers solutions.
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There are so many reasons to spend more money today than you did five years ago. Whether gross economic inflation vs personal lifestyle inflation, it's important to keep track of your budget. On this episode, Joel and Matt from How to Money join us as we delve into spending growth.
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Do we have a problem with over saving? Well, if you are part of the portion of the population who actually has a retirement portfolio, then yes, you probably are. We discuss with Nick Maggiulli and Brandon Ganch their article on MAD FIENTIST. Be sure to click over the article to look at the heat chart and go more in depth.
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Can you ever have too much money? More than you will ever need? What do you do then? We talk with Mike Piper in this rewind episode about his new book More Than Enough. We discuss prudent financial moves when you have enough to take care of your own immediate needs. We also delve into giving in the most financially impactful way.
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Whether you like it or not, you probably have a ticking tax time bomb that will wreak havoc on your finances if you don't take the time to diffuse it. We discuss with IRA expert, Ed Slott, how to keep more of your money now and leave more for your heirs. His new book is The Retirement Savings Time Bomb Ticks Louder: How to Avoid Unnecessary Tax Landmines, Defuse the Latest Threats to Your Retirement Savings, and Ignite Your Financial Freedom
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Can you be too conservative when it comes to retirement planning? Jesse Cramer and I, The Best Interest Blog and Podcast, discuss the consequences on such behavior on the timing of retirement. If you don't watch out, you may end accumulating far too much. Today we discuss why that is a bad thing.
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We discuss with Dr. Darla Bishop her new book, How To Afford Everything. She has a background in public health and used her skills to create the ten commandments of spending. In this episode we enumerate those as well as discuss much more.
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This episode is different. We talk with Disha Spath, The Frugal Physician, about the upcoming presidential elections. What does this mean to us financially? Are there specific fiscal moves we should make? Not Make? Disha and I talk politics...without talking politics.
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On this community episode we chat with Joe Saul-Sehy and Catie Lawrence about 401ks. Specifically we work through an article from Benziga in which Grant Cardone, money guru extraordinaire, badmouths retirement savings. Do you agree? Disagree?
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Kerry hannon is a financial journalist and author of several books about employment and retirement. Today, we discuss an article she wrote for Yahoo Finance about the median 401k balances for 55 year olds and what we can learn from them.
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Milos Maricic is a philanthropy expert who uses artificial intelligence in his philanthropy consultancy, the Altruist League. In this episode we talk about what he learned about purpose working on philanthropy. We also discuss how philanthropy and humanitarianism has changed over the last few decades.
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Excellent discussion on the appropriate mindset while pursuing FI.
Love Doc! He's the most cerebral voice in the space and just a generally nice guy. Love the collections of panels they get to give a wide perspective
Great episode. It's so interesting how each person's perspective plays out. It's also interesting that even though I whole heartedly agreed with their thoughts, I would have had different answers for many of the questions. James hit it for a second but I wish the conversation would have elaborated on what could be the most integral connection between physical and fiscal health. Financial Independence requires a bit of will power. It's very much a mental game in the beginning as is physical fitness. FI to many is just a number and reaching that number and fitness is also commonly seen as reaching a goal weight or physique. The truth is that it's not at all about the goal but, like your panel said, making the life you love now the best it can be. Being physically fit, mentally fit, and emotionally fit lends itself to being financially fit. You're mindset is to better every aspect of your life and once you have the knowledge of budgeting, saving, etc, it all just falls in to place. Beca
I really enjoyed the first episode. I cringed when I heard all the challenges everyone experienced, but investing in real estate can be very rewarding too. Keep it up!