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Holy Ton of Topics, Batman!
On this special Labor Day edition of the podcast, we introduce a new reality show coming via NerdWallet, Kathleen from Frugal Portland joins the roundtable team for a rousing discussion of couple’s finances, and PK tells you why your insurance premiums are high (and of course, draws the correlation to “too big to fail”…always the overachiever).
Show Notes
<Open> Hello, Stitcher listeners!
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Thanks to ING Direct for the show sponsorship. $50 off to open an account, details here.
Home Ownership: Is now the time? Here’s the FRED chart that spurred this discussion.
<> PK’s Fractional Sense: Insurance premiums & Too Big To Fail
<> Let’s Give Something Away. Congrats to our winner, John @ Married (With Debt).
To enter the September drawing for a copy of the board game The Settlers of Catan;, guess the voice in the show and send your answer to joe (at) the free financial advisor (dot) com. We’ll choose from the correct answers one winner on the last day of September.
Will Weaton’s TableTop show episode featuring Settlers of Catan:
<> Roundtable: Thanks to Kathleen from FrugalPortland for joining us this week.
Our topic: Married couples: should they combine finances?
The ClubThrifty Posts that spurred this discussion: Greg’s Article & Holly’s Article.
<> Interview withAmelia Granger: Nerdwallet.
<> End Show: Joe saw The Campaign (wait for DVD), watching on Netflix:Louie: Season One; w/ comedian Louis C.K. (likes a lot, but you have to be comfortable w/ rated R situations and humor)
And then, a link you may-or-my-not need for this show: Sri Lanka referenced article in the-segment-that-shall-not-be-named
For more information on our weekly contributors: PK, Carrie Smith, Dominique Brown, Len Penzo and Dr. Dean, here’s their bio page.
Would you like to be on the show? Have a topic for the show? Like to advertise on the show? Write to Joe (at) thefreefinancialadvisor.com.
Speaking of advertisers, if you’d like to take advantage of the ING $50 sign up bonus, visit www.thefreefinancialadvisor.com/ING50.
Enjoy the show!
Holly@ClubThrifty says
Thanks for the mention!!! I hope that you have a great day!
Barbara Friedberg says
can’t wait to listen to this one!!!!
Greg@ClubThrifty says
Loved the show! Of course, thank you very much for the roundtable discussion based around our articles. Great discussion about home prices and with Nerdwallet as well. Hope you all had a great holiday weekend and have fun at FinCon!
Average Joe says
Thanks, Greg! Your articles certainly made for a great discussion.
Lance @ Money Life and More says
Enjoying the podcast right now. My question is how on earth does separate finances work when you get to retirement. If you have a saver and spender the spender would have no income while the saver will be rich.
Average Joe says
That’s a great question. You know what? I’m going to pose that on the show, Lance. OG & I will answer it then.