
Slow Travel is Cheap Travel - with Nomadic Matt
#202: In 2006, Matt Kepnes worked at a hospital in Boston, and he felt miserable. He dreaded fighting traffic, spending his days under his offices’ fluorescent lighting, drinking stale coffee. He dec...
5 Heinä 20191h 3min

Ask Paula: Which House Should I Pay Off First?
#201: Ross and his wife are both in the Navy. They bought a home while they were stationed in Hawaii. Then the Navy sent them to Virginia, where they currently live; they’ve purchased a home there, to...
1 Heinä 20191h 9min

What I’ve Learned from Interviewing 500 Millionaires -- with Jaime Masters of Eventual Millionaire
#200: Nine years ago, I had no idea that personal finance blogs existed. Then, as I was flipping through an issue of Kiplinger magazine, I came across an article about a woman who paid off $70,000 in...
24 Kesä 20191h 2min

Ask Paula: The Three-Year Reunion with J. Money
#199: Ashley is paying affordable rent for a home she enjoys, but she feels certain that the real estate market in her local market will stay strong. She’s thinking about buying a home with 3 to 5 per...
17 Kesä 20191h 13min

The Japanese Art of Being a Zen Millionaire, with Ken Honda
#198: Money flows. When you receive money, you’re in the path of this flow. Money flows from someone else to you, and eventually, it’ll flow from you to someone else, either in the form of a purchas...
10 Kesä 201959min

Ask Paula: Traditional IRA vs. Roth IRA -- What Should I Choose?
#197: Should Bret invest in a Traditional IRA or a Roth IRA? If Amanda gets married, how will her child support be affected? What about her student loan forgiveness? Joe is investing in bonds, which...
7 Kesä 20191h 5min

Starting Over at 40 with Six Kids, with Wendy Mays
#196: When Wendy Mays was in her early 20’s, she earned $12 an hour working as the office manager of a pest control company. She wanted higher income, so she enrolled in college at age 22. By the tim...
3 Kesä 20191h 6min

Ask Paula: I Make $168,000 Per Year and Spend $5,000 Per Year. What’s Next?
#195: Alex makes $168,000 per year, combined between her full-time job and her side hustle. Her company pays for breakfast, lunch and dinner during the work week, plus a cell phone subsidy, health, de...
27 Touko 20191h 19min




















