Today we kick guests out and focus on YOU. We’re getting woefully behind on your letters, so it’s time we caught up.
The Evil HR Lady is here, talking success in the workplace.
Enjoy!
Full show notes are here. (link takes you to Stacking Benjamins)
Thanks to MagnifyMoney.com for sponsoring our podcast.
Lydia Frank from PayScale.com joins us to talk about their new college ROI survey. College is an expensive investment. You might have to go into debt to graduate. Doesn’t it make sense to find out first whether that degree is worth it?
If you aren’t worried at all about college, don’t worry….we’ve got stuff for you, too. PK is here discussing politics and investing. What’s the lesson we can learn from Chicago elections? You’ll find out. Joe & OG not only talk about old 401k plans and what to do with them….they also discuss more people suing their 401k provider AND take a letter from a listener whose advisor recommended moving money out of the market. Good or bad idea? We’ll weigh in.
Thanks to MagnifyMoney.com for sponsoring our podcast.
Today on the show….you’ve read the tale: parents die and kid ends up with the evil stepmother who locks the kid away and just wants her money?
Good news: you don’t have to wait around for a glass slipper. You can set up your estate correctly the first time to avoid this mess. We’ll discuss on this week’s podcast!
Crazy man Len Penzo sits in for OG on today’s show, reviewing his article from Len Penzo dot Com called Money Saving Ideas That Are Anything But.
Thanks to Len for sitting in today!
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<> Len Penzo – 6 Money Saving Ideas That Really Aren’t
Book Mentioned: Kitchen Confidential by Anthony Bordain….I love this book:
This week Joe & OG tackle your tax bill….just in time for you to fill out your tax return.
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<> Jemstep.com – Looking for a more scientific approach to diversification? Take a tour of Jemstep.com. See how Jemstep helps people balance their portfolio based on their goals. Thanks to Jemstep for sponsoring the show!
<> Joe & OG – Taxes Suck! How to Stick It To The Man With Taxes
Want to read the original article? Try this link.
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Sandy Smith from Yes, I Am Cheap, joins us for a special episode of 2 Guys and Your Money (this episode Sandy and I decided to call A Guy, A Babe and Your Money….). How do Gen Y’ers manage money? We share statistics about how Gen Y pays bills, manage money, budget and invest money.
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<> Amazon.com – Use TheFreeFinancialAdvisor.com/Amazon to score the same great Amazon deals (at the same great Amazon website) but help the podcast at the same time. Thanks!
<> Sandy Smith – What Can We Learn from Gen Y’s Money Habits?
Sandy’s Infographic at Yes, I Am Cheap!: Bill Payment Practices of Gen Y’ers
Sandy’s awesome special project: TheColorofMoney.net
While it’s a good idea to have an auto agent (especially if you have a claim), agents aren’t all saints. There are five secrets your agent will avoid discussing with you about their job and your policy.
Show Notes:
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<> Amazon.com – Shop Amazon AND help the podcast at the same time by using TheFreeFinancialAdvisor.com/Amazon. Thanks!
<> 5 Secrets Your Auto Agent Won’t Share
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Book me mention: Flow: The Psychology of Optimal Experience
