Why a Mini Retirement Can Change Your Life
You do not have to wait until 65 to actually use your money. There is a version of retirement you can take at 35, at 40, at 45, and Andrew breaks down exactly what it costs, who should not do it, and the step-by-step plan to fund one without derailing your future.
Roth vs. Traditional, Dividend ETFs, and Catching Up in Your 40s (Money Q&A)
In this Q&A, Andrew answers eight real listener questions, plus an AI privacy leak that could already have your data sitting in Google search results.
5 Side Hustles That Can Turn Into a Full Time Income (Part 4)
Everyone is chasing the shiny online business while a guy with a pickup truck quietly clears six figures organizing other people’s junk. Here are five unglamorous businesses you can start on nights and weekends, with the real numbers behind each one.
Why Your Healthcare Costs Keep Rising with Dr. Jordan Grumet
Healthcare costs have been climbing around 7% a year. Andrew sits down with Doc G (Dr. Jordan Grumet), hospice physician and author of The Healthcare Heist, to break down exactly how a routine ER visit turns into a five-figure bill and where every one of those dollars actually goes.
The System to Pay Cash For Cars (and NEVER Have a Payment Again!)
The average American spends over $900 a month on car payments for a depreciating asset. Here is how to stop and what to do with that money instead.
How Do I Reset My Money Mindset and Get Out of Debt? Pause Investing to Save for a House? How Does a Credit Score Actually Work? (Money Q&A)
Debt payoff. Car loans. Self-employed retirement. Special needs planning. Credit scores. Scams.Seven questions answered in one episode with zero fluff.
Are Trump Accounts Worth It? (And What’s Actually Better)
The government just created a brand new account that hands your kid $1,000 in free money from birth. Here is everything you need to know before you miss the window.
The Retirement Mistake 80% of Investors Make (with Vanguard’s Lead Researcher)
Vanguard just released research showing the most important factor in retirement is not how much you saved. It is how much you withdraw every single year and most people have no idea what that number should be.
How Much More Expensive Has Life ACTUALLY Become Since 2020?
That $100 you had in 2020 only buys $77 worth of goods today. Here is exactly how much more expensive every single category of your life has become since then.
Should I Chase a Higher Savings Rate? Can We Semi-Retire in Our 40s? How Do We Rebuild After Bankruptcy? (Money Q&A)
One episode that covers everything from bankruptcy recovery to retiring in your 40s.
