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Time is one of your most valuable resources, especially in the messy middle. How you allocate your time between your different responsibilities and
If you are in your 40s, how should you think about paying off a student loan with an interest rate over 5%? Does that still count as high-interest in an
If you are purchasing a car with a payment over $1,000, but can fit it into the 20/3/8 rule, is that still a bad decision?
It can feel difficult to be generous with your money AND invest 25% at the same time. How does one balance generosity while maintaining a healthy savings rate
Some employers offer employee stock purchase plans which give employees a discount on company stock. Are these worth taking advantage of or is investing in
The Messy Middle is what we call that period in-between high school or college and middle age. It’s when your responsibilities and obligations are many and
We earn half a million dollars a year in our 20s, are worth over one million, and invest over 50% of our gross income. However, we enjoy taking free food at
How does the Money Guy rule to invest 20% to 25% of your gross income stack up to other financial influencers that suggest saving much less? For example, Dave
If you are over the income limit to contribute to a Roth IRA and have access to an employer-sponsored 401(k) plan, do you even need to worry about
7 out of 10 home buyers under 30 are getting help from family with the down payment. How should you think about helping your children out, if at all? Want to
If you are starting a small business, how do you decide what to invest in the business and what to invest in traditional investment vehicles like a Roth IRA?
Timing the market can be a dangerous game to play. What about making larger adjustments to your portfolio based on broader stock market trends?
When it comes to saving for your children, what should you think about when deciding between a taxable brokerage account and an UTMA?
Investing money in your HSA and saving it for the future may be an optimal strategy, but it does require you to keep receipts for all reimbursable items. How
It’s not uncommon to see significant raises or increases in salary early in your career. What should you do with that extra cash flow? Want to know what to do
If you have the option to finance, for example, a home repair at 0% interest, should you? Even if you can pay in cash, the interest paid right now on
How do you deal with your spouse being at a different step of the Financial Order of Operations than you? If they are able to maximize their retirement
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If you are not a high earner and are unable to maximize your 401(k), are you ever able to complete step 6 of the Financial Order of Operations or are you
What is the best way to buy a new or used car? Learn the Money Guy Tips to get the best deal on your new car! Check out our Car Buying Checklist here.
If you have are a middle income American and are able to max out your Roth IRA, HSA, and 401(k), how do you optimize the hyper-accumulation step of the FOO?
What is the definition of wealthy? And where are you on the 5 levels of wealth ladder? Our wealth pyramid may surprise you. See where you are now and learn how to level up.
Not everyone buys a car the right way. What should you do if you bought a car the wrong way and it is harming your finances? Sell the car, pay it off as
When you purchase a new house, you have a few different options on what to do with your old house. Should you just sell it and invest the proceeds in your new
With government tax credits, Tesla cars are now more affordable. Does this mean Tesla is no longer a luxury vehicle? How does it stack up against other brands
How do you balance investing for your child’s college educations vs. saving for your own retirement? Is one more important than the other?
Normally it is financially better to buy a used vehicle instead of new. However, in the unique times we’re in where used cars are appreciating, does this rule
If you don’t know whether or not you will be over the limit to contribute to a Roth IRA, should you dollar cost average until you are sure? Want to know what
Is it okay to NEVER own a home? If you move frequently, it may not make sense to buy a home. Is this alright or should everyone eventually become a homeowner?
Many younger investors advocate for an all-equity allocation at younger ages. Is this a wise idea or is there value to being diversified even at a young age?
If you are looking to take your side hustle full-time, what are some pitfalls and traps you should be thinking about and watching out for? Want to know what
In this highlight, we discuss all the details when it comes to Caleb Hammer's recent house purchase. Check out our full Caleb Hammer react episode here.
If you didn’t follow our 20/3/8 car-buying rule and now are underwater on your vehicle, what should you do? Does it make sense to sell it and take the hit to
Caleb Hammer gets called out on his Ashley Furniture purchase! Check out our full Caleb Hammer react episode here.
You may have heard of life insurance or annuity products that track the market - maybe you even have a family friend that sells them. In this Q&A, we
Cars have gone up significantly in price over the last few years. How can you buy a car without breaking the bank, and what type of car should you be looking