How to Build Your First $1 Million (Faster Than You Think)
In this episode of The Personal Finance Podcast, Andrew reveals the exact path to your first million, 79% of millionaires are self-made and 33% never earned six figures, teaching the 8-step system including automating investments, avoiding debt, maximizing retirement accounts, and using wealth accelerators like business ownership and real estate.
10 Steps to Creating the Ultimate Retirement Plan
In this episode of The Personal Finance Podcast, Andrew reveals the exact 10-step retirement planning framework used by top financial planners, showing you how to define your dream retirement lifestyle instead of just guessing a number.
How To Design Your Dream Life with Andy Hill
In this episode of The Personal Finance Podcast, Andrew welcomes back Andy Hill to explore life after reaching Coast FIRE, revealing how to balance enjoying today with preparing for tomorrow, build a spending plan that doesn’t sabotage your future, overcome the habit of over-saving, navigate the emotional side of reaching Coast FIRE, and design a life around a 3-day workweek while owning your time.
How to Build Wealth on a Low Salary
In this episode of The Personal Finance Podcast, Andrew reveals how to build multi-millionaire wealth on a low salary, sharing stories of janitors and secretaries who built $7-70 million fortunes through discipline, and maintaining consistency over decades to reach $2-4 million on modest income.
We React to Crazy Money Reddit Stories With Paula Pant
In this episode of The Personal Finance Podcast, Andrew sits down with Paula Pant to react to wild Reddit money stories and crazy financial situations. They break down the psychology, red flags, and money lessons hidden in each story, sharing their unfiltered reactions to some of the most absurd, entertaining, and eye-opening personal finance drama from the internet.
What the 1% Teach Their Kids About Money
In this episode of The Personal Finance Podcast, Andrew reveals the exact system the top 1% use to raise wealthy kids—teaching them to earn through value creation, split money into four jars for spending, saving, investing, and giving, learn real investing by age, and run weekly family money meetings that build financially confident adults instead of entitled spenders.
The EXACT Money Plan for Your 20s, 30s, 40s, and 50s (Step-by-Step Blueprint)
In this episode of The Personal Finance Podcast, Andrew reveals the exact money plan for every decade—your 20s are about building the floor by controlling cash flow and starting to invest, your 30s focus on building the engine with a high savings rate and maximizing tax-advantaged accounts, your 40s build the moat through tax strategy and defining your FI number, and your 50s transition to the exit by shifting from accumulation to financial independence.
Why You Keep Failing at Money Goals (And the Simple System That Fixes It)
In this episode of The Personal Finance Podcast, Andrew reveals the step-by-step plan to finally achieve your money goals, covering how to get clarity on your why, set SMART goals, create an actionable plan, keep score with a scorecard, plan your week with time blocking, and automate your finances to make discipline inevitable.
26 Things to Do with Your Money In 2026!
In this episode of The Personal Finance Podcast, Andrew shares 26 money moves to transform your finances this year—covering how to rebuild trust in your money, automate your finances, update your net worth, follow the 1-3-6 emergency fund method, increase investments, run a tax-diversification check, ask for a raise that beats inflation, build your skill stack, and create your financial protection plan.
You Can Change Your Finances in 3 Months (Here is How!)
In this episode of The Personal Finance Podcast, Andrew reveals how to transform your financial life in just three months by mastering six simple steps, knowing your core numbers like income, burn rate, and savings rate, optimizing housing costs, automating your investments and bills, investing in low-cost index funds, calculating your freedom number using the 25x rule, and spending intentionally on what you actually value.
