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Join host Michele Forto, the lead trainer of Alaska Dog Works, as she discusses the true cost of owning a dog on Dog Works Radio. Dogs provide immeasurable benefits to their owners' lives, including companionship, stress reduction, unconditional love, and more. It's impossible to put a price on all your dog does for you. But you can put a price on what it costs you to own them. And it may be far higher than you expect. In fact, many people underestimate the expenses that come with responsible dog ownership. Before you bring a dog into your life, know what you're in for. Recent data from the American Pet Products Association (APPA) and LendEDU, a financial education website, will help you prepare a realistic budget for your pet. Please consider supporting our show on Patreon for exclusive perks, including our aftershow. Robert and Michele Forto host Dog Works Radio, taking listeners into dogs' scruffy, curious, and sometimes heroic world. Let's dive into the delightful and surprising look at our relationship with our K9 Buddies.

Giles Coghlan, chief currency strategist for HYCM, says that the economy will struggle to move forward without a coronavirus vaccine or treatment, but even without the economic boost that will come from solutions, he expects uncertainty and low real interest rates to drive gold significantly higher this year. He suggests investors should avoid buying gold at peaks and should look for pullbacks, which he says will be happening in the midst of gold's climb. Also on the show, Simon Lack of SL Advisors says in the Market Call that the energy sector is really cheap, paying big dividends for investors looking to generate cash flow on the cheap, Kyle Guske of New Constructs talks about a brand-name stock that looks attractive, and Mike Brown of LendEDU discusses consumer complaint levels during pandemic times.

Michael Oh, manager of the Matthew Asia Innovators Fund, says the global pandemic has sped up the consumer revolution in emerging markets, but especially in China, which is making consumer companies and technology stocks look particularly appealing because such a gigantic market is opening and once the consumers adopt the technologies they will continue on with them even after the initial impetus to invest in them has passed, Also on the show, Mary Wisniewski of Bankrate.com talks about changing technology in automated teller machines and how consumers can safely use ATMs in a Covid-19 world, Mike Brown of LendEDU discusses per-capita spending on the lottery around the country -- and reveals that Chuck's home state is where individuals lay out the most money per person on tickets -- and Odeta Kushi of First American talks about the changing housing market and the Home Ownership Progress Index and what it says about how the market of home buyers is shifting.

Welcome to the 100 Million Academy podcast. Every Sunday morning, you will get highlights from our exclusive daily live calls combining the best clips of the top entrepreneurs and business minds in the world. These are world-class individuals who have hit 100 million in sales, advertising spend, or impressions on social media. ---- I'm your host, Casey Fleyshman, and in this week's episode, you will learn from speaker and business mentor Yahya Bakkar, who has spoken on over 500 stages around the world while serving over 100 clients.    Next, you will learn from entrepeneur and investor, John Malott. He specializes in creating multiple streams of income and is the co-founder of the "Build Your Empire" podcast. John is also an investor in SetJet, MediPure, and Miracalum.   After that, you will learn from a digital marketing expert and the founder of The Income Incubator, Jeet Banerjee. Jeet is also the founder of Stat Fuse, which was acquired by LendEDU.   Then you will hear from Dan Long, the founder and creator of Suspension Revolution, and co-host of one of the top-rated business podcasts in the world; Born to Impact podcast.   Lastly, you will hear from the co-owner of Electronic Commerce, KhaazRa MaaRanu. His company has processed over a billion dollars in sales each year.   Get ready... it's time to level up!   ----   Thank you for watching this episode — What lesson resonated with you the most? Comment below!   ----   Learn more and connect with our instructors: 100MillionAcademy.com   Every Sunday, join the 100 Million Academy podcast to get highlights from our daily live calls combining the best clips of the top entrepreneurs and business minds in the world. Learn actionable lessons, skills, and strategies from these experts in real estate, marketing, sales, investing, and more that you can apply to your own business.   100 Million Academy is an online educational platform featuring over 20+ entrepreneurs who have sold over $100 million in revenue, spent over $100 million on advertising, or have been seen by over 100 million people.   Co-founders Joel Marion, Dan Fleyshman, and Cody Sperber are on a mission to give you access to world-class entrepreneurs.    ----  

Welcome to the 100 Million Academy podcast. Every Sunday morning, you will get highlights from our exclusive daily live calls combining the best clips of the top entrepreneurs and business minds in the world. These are world-class individuals who have hit 100 million in sales, advertising spend, or impressions on social media. ---- I'm your host, Casey Fleyshman, and in this week's episode, you will learn from speaker and business mentor Yahya Bakkar, who has spoken on over 500 stages around the world while serving over 100 clients.    Next, you will learn from entrepeneur and investor, John Malott. He specializes in creating multiple streams of income and is the co-founder of the "Build Your Empire" podcast. John is also an investor in SetJet, MediPure, and Miracalum.   After that, you will learn from a digital marketing expert and the founder of The Income Incubator, Jeet Banerjee. Jeet is also the founder of Stat Fuse, which was acquired by LendEDU.   Then you will hear from Dan Long, the founder and creator of Suspension Revolution, and co-host of one of the top-rated business podcasts in the world; Born to Impact podcast.   Lastly, you will hear from the co-owner of Electronic Commerce, KhaazRa MaaRanu. His company has processed over a billion dollars in sales each year.   Get ready... it's time to level up!   Thank you for watching this episode — What lesson resonated with you the most? Comment below! ---- Learn more and connect with our instructors: 100MillionAcademy.com Every Sunday, join the 100 Million Academy podcast to get highlights from our daily live calls combining the best clips of the top entrepreneurs and business minds in the world. Learn actionable lessons, skills, and strategies from these experts in real estate, marketing, sales, investing, and more that you can apply to your own business. 100 Million Academy is an online educational platform featuring over 20+ entrepreneurs who have sold over $100 million in revenue, spent over $100 million on advertising, or have been seen by over 100 million people. Co-founders Joel Marion, Dan Fleyshman, and Cody Sperber are on a mission to give you access to world-class entrepreneurs. ---- CONNECT WITH 100 MILLION ACADEMY ON SOCIAL MEDIA SUBSCRIBE | https://100millionacademy.com/youtube INSTAGRAM | https://www.instagram.com/100millionacademy FACEBOOK | https://www.facebook.com/100millionacademy LINKEDIN | https://www.linkedin.com/company/100millionacademy TWITTER | https://twitter.com/100millacademy WEBSITE | https://www.100MillionAcademy.com

Simeon Hyman, global investment strategist at ProShares, says that the backdrop of economic challenges has made dividend income more important than ever for investors, but the market concerns also have companies suspending and cutting distributions. He discusses dealing with the stocks that have trimmed dividends as well as the sectors that he expects to lead the pack going forward. Also on the show, Brian Dumaine, author of 'Bezonomics: How Amazon Is Changing Our Lives and What the World's Best Companies Are Learning from It,' and Mike Brown of LendEDU. Plus Chuck gives his harsh assessment of financial advisory firms that have accepted Small Business Association loans to get through the pandemic.

Jeffrey Cleveland, chief economist for Payden and Rygel Investment Management, reacts to Friday's massive unemployment numbers by noting that the good news in the report -- that 78 percent of the jobless say their personal trouble is temporary -- may be a bit too optimistic, with the reality being that 40 to 50 percent of the lost jobs may be permanent or longer than anticipated, which would slow any recovery. Also on the show, Mike Brown of LendEDU.com discusses troubles consumers are having paying off student loans right now and how forgiveness programs are working, David Trainer of New Constructs discusses why he thinks passive investors are due for some heightened pain ahead, and John Bonnanzio, editor at Fidelity Monitor and Insight newsletter talks funds and ETFs in the Market Call.

Darrell Cronk, chief investment officer at Wells Fargo Wealth and Investment Management, said that while the stock market is struggling and not yet showing compelling values, he is confident that a rebound is coming globally and that the United states -- and specifically domestic large-cap growth stocks -- will lead the way for investors looking to climb out of the hole put in their portfolio by the market's recent draw down. Also on the show, Jason Brady, chief executive officer at Thornburg Investment Management , suggests that income and dividend investors will need to be cautious during the recovery because income investments will be changed by and reflect current market conditions for the foreseeable future. Also on the show, Tom Lydon of ETFTrends.com makes an intermediate muni-bond fundtime his ETF of the Week, and Mike Brown of LendEDU.com is back to give an update on his site's survey of consumers' financial reaction to the COVID-19.

Ed Shill chief investment officer at QCI Asset Management, says in the Market Call that as the market has moved from overbought in January to dramatically oversold in March, investors should have started looking for opportunities to buy and take small steps to take money off the sidelines and start taking advantage of the bargains. Also on the show, Paula Fleming of the Better Business Bureaus talks about increasingly popular -- and dangerous -- cryptocurrency scams, Bruce Bond of Innovator ETFs discusses defined-outcome investing and how it has held up in the down market, and Mike Brown of LendEDU.com covers Americans' financial condition as they entered the shelter-at-home economy.

In today's episode, we will speak to my friend Mike from LendEDU. LendEDU launched in August of 2014 and is an online marketplace for a variety of financial products including mortgages, student loans, insurances and so on. Although most of their website visitors are looking for information on student loans, their blog articles are pretty informative as well! Make sure you check them out! Mike is coming on the show today to discuss market trends on student loans, mortgages and the booming Pet insurance industry (yes, I was surprised as well). We will also discuss refinancing your student loan (including a few helpful repayment strategies) and mortgage and we will also touch upon Mike's career choice of working for a startup instead of a larger corporation. This episode is for you if you are looking at refinancing your student loan or mortgage and if you are curious about what it looks like to work for a startup. Enjoy!  Show notes: https://joneytalks.com/2020/03/08/mikelendedu PS: The student loan part of this episode will (luckily

Y Combinator is a famous startup accelerator that has produced companies like Stripe, Dropbox, AirBnb, Instacart--and Nate Matherson's LendEDU.LendEDU has made some serious dough as a blog (and helped many a student loan borrower!), so we talk about about his blog's "pivot," how he gets traffic (and how he's looking to EXPAND), and more.----- This podcast is sponsored by Freshbooks! -----They've hooked my audience up with an extended 30-day free trial, found here: http://freshbooks.com/doyouevenblogJust enter "Do You Even Blog" in the "how did you hear about us?" section.It's thanks to Freshbooks that this podcast is possible--so go show them some love! It's also a fantastic product for online businesses and/or freelancers.http://freshbooks.com/doyouevenblog

You probably already know that student loan debt has impacted many Americans' ability to purchase homes, invest, and save money. But when you actually look at the worsening data from the past decade, the trends are staggering.   Mike Brown, a Research Analyst at LendEDU put together a report on how student loan debt has changed over the past ten years. On this episode of Investing in Real Estate, Mike is sharing his findings and how they impact Americans' finances. We'll also have a conversation about tuition costs, the ROI of going to college, and more!   Book a call with our team: https://go.oncehub.com/morrisinvest

Lawrence McMillan, head of McMillan Analysis, said that the current range-bound market has indicators that can work for short-term trades, but nothing that really allows him to look out more than a few weeks. He is looking for the market to break through resistance at 2,993 on the Standard and Poor's 500 and hold beyond that level, but noted that if a rally falls short, the market could see a double- or triple-top, which is a sign of trouble ahead. Also on the show, Sylvia Jablonski of Direxion Investments says there is still growth left in the market and she highlights good ideas for trading in a sideways market, Mike Brown of Lendedu highlights the huge amount newlyweds paid to hold their wedding, and we revisit a recent Market Call with Ed Shill of QCI Asset Management.

In today's episode, you'll hear how Nate created a site to help people navigate student debt called LendEDU. You'll hear how this website was born during college and now makes over $1M per year. Joining Nate is one of his employees named Mike. We cover their specific site, the industry, and tips for students today. Listen and read below to hear this awesome business transformation. Episode Summary Colin's upbringing led him to be frugal In high school, Nate had some jobs He didn't really care about finance until college His freshman year he took on a good bit of debt in 2012 Mike still has student loans He didn't take it seriously until graduation Nate also worked during college He started paying off his debts immediately He graduated with $60 debt $45k came after 2 years then he changed it up He started mixing in community college Nate and Mike met in college Nate starts LendEDU and brings on Mike By the time they graduated in 2016, it became a full-time job They both highlight how little finance information is available to high school and college students They also realize others cover their material But they try to present it in ways more consumable by younger people Mixing in video and shortening length We dive into some tips for incoming freshman Question really why you're going to college Do you already know your profession? Is trade school a better option? Then exhaust every grant and scholarship Students should also look at what their total debt bill with be, not just year one Nate saved $10k by mixing in community College while at a 4yr university Then we jump into the business side of the website They started off making $200 per month from advertisements in 2014 By the end of 2015, they were making $10k per month By the end of 2016, they reached $50k per month The team has scaled to 15 people Today LendEDU makes over $1M per year working with 120 advertisers Their reviews are all unpaid and therefore objective Separation between the income and the rankings of products is important to them Then we talk about unique new ways to avoid student debt One is payback programs where you commit a percentage of your future salary The other is where you don't need a co-signer for your loans Under this model, it is based more on your degree choice and time left 'til graduation Key Takeaways Don't wait for success: It was awesome to see how Nate didn't put this business off until he graduated Hire who you trust: The team has grown to 15 and 10 of those were college classmates. Trust is often more important than qualification White Space Can Be a Style: Plenty of companies were covering these topics but none in a way that resonated with 20-year-olds Call to Action Take a look at your student loans and see if there is a refinancing option or anything to make those payments fly by. Join the Community We’d love to hear your comments and questions about this week’s episode. Here are some of the best ways to stay in touch and get involved in The FI Show community! Sign up for our exclusive newsletter Join our Facebook Group Leave us a voicemail Send an email to contact [at] TheFIshow [dot] com If you like what you hear, please leave a rating/review! The FI show on iTunes The FI show on Android   Connect with the LendEDU Crew Via their website LendEDU.com Check out our Sponsors Skillshare is an online learning platform with 30,000+ classes in design, business, and more.  Join the 5+ million students currently on Skillshare and make yourself a MVSH (more valuable side hustler)! Use our custom URL Skillshare.com/FiShow for 2 free months of premium membership access.  There are no commitments, it's free to start, all the classes are free, and all the material is taught by experts. Check out Skillshare today to see how you can level up your skillset.

Lawrence Glickman, Author Free Enterprise: An American History Nate Matherson Co-Founder & CEO of LendEDU talks about a possible recession and what that means for the average person

Dating has never been easy. Never. Which means it is one of the most interesting, absurd and hilarious human experiences to discuss. Now we live in a world where the logistics and a bunch of admin is done for us, but it’s a wild west of behaviour protocols and expectations. Of swipes, ghosts, strings of casual flings all messaging at once, serial monogamy, and “what are we??” texts to friends. In this episode we cover the pros, pitfalls, and transactional nature of dating apps, what the experience of dating can teach us about ourselves, finding someone with baggage that fits yours, and whether it’s easier to find someone online or in person (among many other things).Bridget Morrison is what is commonly referred to as a Girl Boss. She’s a creative, co-editor of Kindred Zine, social media content creator and marketer, barista, and uni student. She is brilliantly funny and intelligent, and as in love with John Mulaney as I am.In a startling turn of events, since recording this Bridget is now in a relationship with a gentleman she met on Hinge, and I’ve got a date with that guy I saw who made me think “oh shit.” So it looks like the universe or some such omnipotent force is having a laugh, and turning our lives in to romcoms. We have no complaints as yet.Keep well,-PaulaEPISODE NOTES:Things We Mentioned.....Turns out Bridget is not alonein her Tinder usage habits. According to Lendedu (a loan service in the US? Why are they interested?) over 40% of Tinder users mostly use it for ego-boosting procrastination, and they also note how unlikely people are to actually meet up with matches. Read more about it here https://lendedu.com/blog/tinder-match-millennials/.....When Brené Brown tells you not to do something, you listen. Stop working your shit out on other people.Here’s a little bit more on that and some other points covered in her Netflix special on vulnerability and courage: https://www.newsweek.com/brene-brown-netflix-special-vulnerability-quotes-ted-talk-call-courage-1400956And here’s a lot more on that from Brené herself, specifically in connection to leadership: https://brenebrown.com/articles/2018/12/04/leading-from-hurt-versus-leading-from-heart/.....First impressions are notoriously powerful, and it turns out that is doubly true in the context of deciding if you’re attracted to someone. Here’s an op-ed in INC about it https://www.inc.com/melanie-curtin/science-says-you-do-this-surprising-thing-in-just-3-seconds-hint-it-has-to-do-with-attraction.htmlAnd here’s a broader look at the science of it all in The Guardian.https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2009/mar/07/first-impressions-snap-decisions-impulse.....Daniel Sloss’ Jigsaw is on Netflix and you should watch it, like, yesterday. Stand up comedy with belly laughs AND a TEDtalk segment. What more could you want?.....You can find Bridget here:Check out her Instagram account here: https://www.instagram.com/brdgt_m/Kindred here: https://www.etsy.com/au/shop/kindredzine?ref=l2-shopheader-nameAnd Shop Brisbane here: https://www.shopbrisbane.co/Had a chuckle? Feeling less alone? Don’t forget to rate and review the podcast! It tells the algorithm to suggest us to other people.Produced by That’s Not Canon Productions. Graphics by Claudia Piggott. Music by Jessica Fletcher.Subscribe to us on ITUNES, STITCHER, SPOTIFY, RADIOPUBLIC or your podcatcher of choice.Find us on FACEBOOK or INSTAGRAM.

Bob Browne, chief investment officer at Northern Trust, said in the Big Interview that the market is acting in ways that make it easy for the Federal Reserve to cut rates and he expects three rate cuts before year end, a response to what he called 'stuckflation' combined with modest economic growth. Also on the show, Peter Lang and Cory Bittner of HighTower Advisors discuss value investing and when or if it will really work again, Ted McCarthy of LendEDU talks about per-capita lottery spending, and David Brady of Brady Investment Counsel talks growth stocks in the Market Call.

Love is in the air on Valentine’s Day, so this seems the perfect time to learn what you can do to green up your wedding. With over 2 million weddings per year just in the U.S., greening your wedding can make a real difference. The Center for Biological Diversity’s Sarah Baillie shares low-impact wedding tips from the new Wildlife-Friendly Wedding Guide. Listen for more tips and information. And by all means get the guide if you have a wedding to plan! Your choice of wedding location can make a big difference. So can menu choices. Did you know a vegetarian menu has 75% less emissions than a meat-based menu? For a vegan menu the reduction is 90%. And have you considered that renting attire for the wedding party vs. buying can substantially cut your wedding’s impact? Attending a wedding has its share of impacts and costs. According to LendEDU, the average wedding attendee spends $1,386 per wedding. LINKS: The Wildlife-Friendly Wedding Guide Center for Biological Diversity Population & Sustainability Program (of Center for Biological Diversity) Valentine’s Day in Times Square (Center for Biological Diversity action) Dave’s documentary about bystander behavior Endangered Species Condoms So Kind registry (a registry and wishlist service that encourages the giving of homemade gifts, charitable donations, secondhand goods, experiences, time, day-of-event help and more) The Good Beginning registry (an online registry for donating to charitable causes throughout the world) Rapid Population Growth in West, South Comes at High Cost to Wildlife (Press Release about U.S. Census Announcement) As Weddings Become More Elaborate, Guests Send More Regrets Loop circular shopping platform

Alan Levenson, chief U.S. economist at T. Rowe Price & Associates, said in the Big Interview that while investors should not expect the big returns they have seen through much of the bull-market run, they also should not expect a recession. He noted that the poor end to 2018 was a downturn that occurred despite continued economic growth and said he does not expect market declines to be the dominant story for the year ahead. Also on the show, Greg McBride gives his take on the Fed meeting, Lauren Pearson and Jim Ewing of HighTower Advisors discuss better planning through technology, Mike Brown of LendEDU discusses complaints consumers have over cryptocurrencies and Garvin Jabusch of Green Alpha Advisors has the Market Call.

Are American college students using their student loan dollars wisely? Mike Brown, research analyst at LendEDU, explains the findings of a recent study of student borrowers.

401k plans, Roth IRAs, Coverdell IRAs, separately managed accounts, and more. What do they have in common? YOU asked about all of these and more on today's show! Our letters episodes are some of our most downloaded podcasts and today we'll fill empty the mailbag by answering SEVEN of your questions to the podcast. In our headline segment we kiss the MyRA goodbye. Why did it fail? While we don't know the reason for sure, the guys discuss what might have gone wrong and if you were hoping to use the MyRA, what some great alternatives might be. We also talk to Mike Brown from LendEDU about their recent credit cards and millennials survey. Wait until you see what SOME millennials think happens to your credit score when you miss a payment. You'll be shocked.... We'll also throw out the Haven Life Line, feature some hair-raising trivia from Doug, and more. Special thanks to M1Finance and Tiller for sponsoring our show! We couldn't do any of this without the support of this awesome company.