The 7 Habits of Great Investors + Q&A
The best investors in the world do not share a strategy, but they do share a set of habits. If you learn these habits of great investors instead of their stock picks, your portfolio would probably do better.
How to Reach Financial Independence Without Putting Your Life on Hold with Justin Peters
There is a point where saving another dollar starts costing you something worth more than the dollar. Justin Peters figured out exactly where that line is.
5 Signs You’re Overthinking Investing! (Plus Money Q&A!)
Investing is supposed to be simple: right accounts, low-cost funds, decades of consistency. If yours has become anything more complicated than that, one of these five signs is probably why.
The 5 Levels of FIRE (Coast, Lean, FI, Chubby, Fat)
Coast FIRE, Lean FIRE, Chubby FIRE, Fat FIRE. Five levels, five very different lifestyles, and one of them is the milestone Andrew thinks everyone should chase first.
Type A vs. Type B Money Personality: Which one are you?
There are two money personalities. Type A or Type B? The one you decide to be changes everything in your life financially.
The 12 Worst Money Habits (Ranked!)
Twelve money habits, ranked from bad to absolutely devastating. Some of these you already know about.
How to Never Worry About Money Again with Jesse Mecham
There is no such thing as saving money. You are only deferring spending, and the moment that clicks, the guilt you feel every time you touch your savings disappears. Jesse Mecham, founder of YNAB, explains why every dollar you own is meant to be spent.
How to Save $100,000 on a Low Salary
Saving six figures on a low salary sounds impossible until someone shows you the timeline. Let Andrew walks you through every one of them in order.
How to Spot a Fee That’s Robbing You, Insure Your Kids’ Future, and Retire Two Decades Early (Money Q&A)
Seven listener questions, one theme: the small stuff you never check is usually the expensive stuff. Fees, insurance add-ons, account order, and the plan you need before retiring decades early.
4 Dead Simple Steps to Become Financially Free
Andrew breaks the entire plan down to four calculations you can run in about five minutes using numbers you already know: your monthly income and your monthly expenses. Each one gives you a specific target for your freedom number, your investing rate, your emergency fund, and your spending ceiling.
