Podcast appearances and mentions of michele cagan

หนังสือ Personal Finance 101: From Saving and Investing to Taxes and Loans, an Essential Primer on Personal Finance ของ Alfred Mill with Michele Cagan - การเงินส่วนบุคคลก็คือ การเงินที่ต้องจัดการด้วยตัวบุคคลนั้น ๆ และมีความรับผิดชอบต่อการบริหารเงินของตน - เรื่องแบงก์ในการฝากบัญชี ไม่ว่าจะเป็นออมทรัพย์ ฝากประจำ หรือรูปแบบอื่น เพื่อเราจะได้ให้เงินงอกเงยบ้าง - เรียนรู้เรื่องการสร้างเครดิต เช่น การชำระหนี้ตรงต่อเวลา เมื่อมีปัญหาในการชำระค่างวดต่าง ๆ ก็ให้แจ้งธนาคารก่อนเสมอ - ขอสินเชื่อเท่าที่จำเป็น บางคนมีสินเชื่อเพื่อการศึกษา บางคนมีสินเชื่อบริโภค และบัตรกดเงินสดไว้หมุนเงินยามจำเป็นก็ต้องศึกษาเอาไว้ด้วย - ทั้งนี้ การมีตะกร้าออมเงิน ตะกร้าสำรองเผื่อฉุกเฉิน หรือว่าตะกร้าในการทำบุญ รวมไปถึงให้พ่อและแม่ก็ย่อมจำเป็นเช่นกัน

It's no secret that women's wealth is growing (hello, Great Wealth Transfer) and that we're investing in the stock market in larger numbers than ever before. A 2023 study by Fidelity found that 60 percent of women are invested in the stock market, up from just 44 percent in 2018. Michele Cagan, author of Stock Market 101, wants to see that number get even higher.  Cagan has spent her career as a CPA and financial mentor working with clients to demystify investing because she knows that getting started can be intimidating, anxiety-inducing, and confusing. She joins us to bust the top 10 myths she hears from people when they get started investing. In Mailbag, we hear from a listener who's feeling unhappy in her corporate job and is wondering if her family is financially stable enough for her to be able to transition back to freelancing.  Chapters: 00:00 - Introduction 04:05: The Top 10 Myths and Facts About Investing 24:05 - Transition to Mailbag 29:52 - Jean's Advice on Job Satisfaction vs. Financial Stability Takeaways: Women's wealth is growing, and they are investing in the stock market in larger numbers than ever before. Investing knowledge is crucial for women across generations to start and stay invested. Women tend to be more risk-averse and consider their financial choices in a broader context, making them better investors. Investing with goals in mind is essential, and socially responsible investing can align with personal values while still generating returns. Understanding financial analysis and doing thorough research is important before making investment decisions. Join the HerMoney community! For the latest episode drops and financial news-you-can-use, subscribe to our newsletter at Hermoney.com/subscribe! The HerMoney with Jean Chatzky podcast is sponsored by Edelman Financial Engines. The podcast team and its host are neither employees nor clients of EFE, however, the show does receive fixed compensation and is a paid endorser and therefore has an incentive to endorse EFE and its planners. To learn more about the sponsorship, please visit PlanEFE.com/HerMoney. Please contact advertising@airwavemedia.com if you would like to advertise on our podcast, and to learn more about Airwave, head to www.airwavemedia.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Michele Cagan, certified public accountant and author of ‘Stock Market 101, joins us to talk about the importance of constantly refreshing the main concepts of the stock market so young people can know when the ‘entry point' is to start investing for their future. Find out more at michelecagancpa.com and connect on Facebook, Instagram, and X/Twitter.

You didn't promise to stay with your bank until “death do us part”.  But how do you navigate the switching?  Lesley-Anne Scorgie, personal finance columnist and president at MeVest shares her tips. Then, a contradictory solution to solving the affordability crisis - allowing people to take on more debt. Canadian writer Jean Marc Ah-Sen tells us more.  And, a guide for new and experienced investors. Michele Cagan, certified public accountant, takes us through her book Stock Market 101. Plus, we'll speak with Stephen Jagger, co-founder of addy, a real estate investment platform. To find out more about the guests check out: Lesley-Anne Scorgie: mevest.ca | Facebook | Instagram | X/Twitter Jean Marc Ah-Sen: Instagram Michele Cagan: michelecagancpa.com | Facebook | Instagram | X/Twitter Addy: Instagram | Facebook | X/Twitter Stephen Jagger: X/Twitter Bruce Sellery is a personal finance expert and best-selling author. As the founder of Moolala and the CEO of Credit Canada, Bruce is on a mission to help you get a better handle on your money so you can live the life you want. High energy & low B.S., this is Moolala: Money Made Simple. Find Bruce Sellery at Moolala.ca | Twitter | Facebook | LinkedIn

Michele Cagan, author of The Financial Recovery Workbook and a CPA joins us to share strategies to recover from life's inevitable financial setbacks. For more information, visit the show notes at https://www.bobbirebell.com/podcast/michelecagan

A financial setback could hit any of us at any time. How will you rebound? What steps should you take first and what financial changes should you make? Managing money in a crisis if FAR different than following the normal rules, and today's guest, Michele Cagan, knows first-hand what it's like to experience a major financial setback. Today she'll share her journey and advice for you if you've suffered a health crisis, divorce, death in the family, disability, or any other of life's crises. During our headline segment, we dive into a piece about life expectancy in the U.S. and how it could impact your financial plan. Assuming a life expectancy that is too short or too long can both lead to problems with your plan. We also listen to a TikTok video about real estate investing and the power it could have on your financial freedom (but don't worry, we'll give you our brutally honest opinion on that and share some of our own stories). We also help answer Scottie's question about rolling over an old 401k during our Haven Life line call. Scotties a proud Iowan! ...and we'll be sure to include Doug's trivia! Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hello World! Destiny was born and raised in Louisville, Kentucky, and teaches Tangela how to pronounce the name of the city like an insider. They talk about age and technology, and how the generation gap is increasingly fine grained in comparison to the tech innovation curve over the last couple decades. Destiny and Tangela discuss finance, budgeting, the starving artist mentality and the learning curves they have each experienced in this area. Book Recommendations by Michele Cagan:  https://www.amazon.com/Investing-101-Essential-Profitable-Portfolio/dp/1440595135 (Investing 101)  https://www.amazon.com/Stock-Market-101-Dividends-Margins_Your/dp/144059919X (Stock Market 101 ) https://www.amazon.com/Personal-Finance-101-Investing-Essential/dp/1507214359 (Personal Finance 101 ) They discuss financial literacy in minority communities and how that relates to the creative community. How did Destiny get into the world of audio? She played trombone in school, studied Arts Administration in undergrad, and studied abroad in Spain for grad school. There she chose to focus on audio technology. The final months of her program were accomplished online during the 2020 lockdowns. How is Destiny continuing to grow in her craft? Webinars and books on audio have been great resources for Destiny. Two books she recommends are: https://www.amazon.com/Introduction-Live-Sound-Reinforcement-Practice/dp/1460238907 (Introduction to Live Sound Reinforcement by Teddy Boyce) https://www.amazon.com/Need-Know-About-Music-Business/dp/1501122185 (All You Need to Know About the Music Business by Donald S Passman) Tangela also recommends: https://www.amazon.com/Live-Sound-Reinforcement-Bestseller-Hardcover/dp/1592006914 (Live Sound Reinforcement by Scott Hunter Stark) https://www.amazon.com/Ultimate-Sound-Operators-Handbook-Guides/dp/1617805599 (The Ultimate Live Sound Operator's Handbook by Bill Gibson) Destiny describes her initial misgivings about trying to read a manual. Tangela's advice: "Gurl, it's like readin' the Bible ... you think people sittin' around readin' Deuteronomy like that?! NO!! ..." Next they discuss festivals and other live shows. One of Destiny's favorite shows she's been to was George Clinton. Destiny shares her experience being nearly the only woman of color studying audio in her college program. She says it's been empowering to see and talk to other women in audio. They both are very interested in exploring the idea of summer camps or other kinds of education programs for middle and high school aged kids, to illustrate the breadth of kinds of career around music and audio technology. Destiny contributed to a music project with an artist named Widdo. Destiny contributed some backing vocals and writing to this https://open.spotify.com/track/4pcmsKGjV13b2KYO8Deptu?si=HkDEMkwxQxqIkMKuuh4mLA&nd=1 (song). Tangela mentions the https://www.subpop.com/artists/the_postal_service (band The Postal Service) Destiny's audio setup: PreSonus Eris E3.5 monitors Tascam TM-80 Focusrite interface Tangela used to use the PreSonus Audiobox; now she's got a Motu M2, Rode PodMic, and the KRK monitors. "Working with the resources you have access to is the biggest thing." Destiny's advice to the world: Be open to opportunities! Everything you do doesn't have to correspond exactly with your destination. Destiny can be found on IG @dnasti_ Destiny Carter better known by some as "DNasti" is a multiple-faceted arts enthusiast, with a passion for the Music Industry and creative curating. After receiving her Bachelor's degree in Arts Administration (with a focus in Trombone Performance) from the University of Kentucky, she continued her love for music overseas, studying Music Production, and Technology at Berklee's Valencia campus. From making strives as a Musician, DJ, Lyricist, Sound Engineer and Craft Maker, Destiny aspires to freelance within the industry to create spaces for POC...

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With CPA & Financial Navigator, Michele Cagan

If you have ever stressed about your money, this episode is for you. If you have ever set a goal to gain financial freedom, this episode is for you. When I discovered today's guest, I felt I found a true answer to my prayers. Michele Cagan is a financial educator and a CPA who focus on empowering single mamas to understand the world of money and gain financial freedom. For most of my life, I have had great shame and embarrassment about my lack of understanding of things like budgeting, debt, credit scores, taxes, and retirement. Once I realized that most of the people in the world carry the same confusion on these matters I was relieved. Like anything else, money takes time and intentionality to learn about. I just went into the world thinking I was supposed to innately know about it. Michele is the author of Debt 101, Retirement 101, and The Infographic Guide to Personal Finance, shes a blogger at Single Mom CPA, and she is a single mama herself. Her approach to money education is understanding, kind, gentle, and easy to digest. I am confident that after hearing this episode you will have take-away tools that will save you money and help you get one giant step closer to the financial freedom you desire. After this interview I followed Michel's prompt and discovered that I unintentionally spent $300 last month on auto payments I forgot I set up! What will you learn about your money after this episode? I'd love to hear! You can get a grand free education when you read her blog, with topics like "Before You Sign a Loan Agreement" and "5 Myths That Threaten Your Financial Security". You can join me in reading her books and learn even more and Michele offers a Financial First Aid Knowable Course that personally, I can't wait to study. Connect to Michele at https://singlemomcpa.com/blog/ You can attract all the desires of your heart into your life and your children's lives within your single status. I will teach you how as I do the same. You are not alone. Join the sisterhood and get your free How To Have a Miracle Mindset Guide to get you started at www.empoweredsinglemama.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/showitoff/message

Even though we now have until July 15, 2020 to file and pay our 2020 taxes, you can still start getting organized now. Tune in to hear about tax filing advice, and why you shouldn't be afraid of the IRS, from Michele Cagan, CPA.--Related Links:https://michelecagancpa.com/ File a tax extensionSee if you qualify for free fileThe CARES ActWhat The Coronavirus Stimulus Package Means For YouHow to Do Your Taxes on the CheapHow To Do Your TaxesHere's How You Should Use Your Tax RefundAre you stressed out about doing your taxes?IRS VITA Grant ProgramQualifying Business Income (QBI)Tax Filing Websites:H&R BlockTurboTaxTaxAct--Michele Cagan is a CPA, author, and financial mentor with more than twenty years of experience. She has written numerous articles and books about personal finance, investing, and accounting, including The Infographic Guide to Personal Finance, Retirement 101, Debt 101, and Real Estate Investing 101. --To learn more about Maggie and her coaching and speaking services, visit www.maggiegermano.com.To get more involved with Money Circle:Join the free Facebook groupCome to an in-person event in DCFollow Maggie on Instagram and Twitter!The theme music is called Escaping Light by Aaron Sprinkle. The podcast artwork design is by Maggie’s dear husband, Dan Rader.

Understanding debt, sidestepping the landmines that come with it and avoiding scams along the way – with CPA, Michele Cagan, Author of “Debt 101.”

CPA & Author, Michele Cagan chats about why saving for retirement is important at any age, easy ways to get started and how to deal with life’s many obstacles that get in the way. Plus CentsAble Bobbi shares tips for finding money for retirement savings, in any budget!

Tom Lydon, editor of ETFTrends.com, said that investors looking for a trend play in a market dominated by headlines of and reactions to coronavirus might consider KraneShares MSCI All China Health Care Index, making a tactical play on a defensive emerging-markets sector that balances the fundamentals of China's enormous demographics with the reactions to the news. Lydon, in describing the fund, did suggest that investors only consider it as a trend-following type of investment, and suggested that buyers might want to follow short-term moving averages to set their stops. Also on the show, author Michele Cagan discusses her new primer on debts and how to get out of them, Anuj Nayar of LendingClub.com talks about a study on the reasons why men and women keep financial secrets from their partner, and Barry James of the James Advantage Funds talks stocks in the Market Call.

Let's get back to the basics. Everyone talks about retirement tools, projections, timelines, and tax strategies...what about answering, "How do I begin?" If that's you, we've got you covered on today's show because we're talking to CPA Michele Cagan about Retirement 101. We'll start off with how you fare against other savers (or non-savers), and then discuss how you should frame retirement. Is it one long process? Should you begin with picking investments? We'll cover all of that and more on today's show. Student loan borrowers everywhere cheered recently when a Navy vet had his loans discharged in court (something people said couldn't be done). In our headline segment we'll talk to attorney Leslie Tayne about how that happened, and maybe spill a little bad news (spoiler) about you and your student loans. But don't worry--all hope isn't lost. Leslie will also share some good advice for student loan borrowers. Of course, that's not all. We'll also throw out the Haven Life line to a lucky listener AND save time for some of Doug's cat vs. dog trivia. It's another fun day down in the basement. Hope you can join us!

With CPA & Author, Michele Cagan

In Ep. 99, Tim talks with Michele Cagan.  Michele is a CPA, financial mentor, and an author of several books talking about accounting, investing, budgeting and more!  This week we talk to Michele about her upcoming book "Retirement 101" and the different questions about retirement it helps readers answer.  We talk about different retirement accounts, Social Security, retirement goals, retirement location and more!

Have you ever thought about investing in the wide world of real estate but weren't sure whether it was for you? Today's guest, Michele Cagan, says that it probably IS for you...but maybe not in the way you'd traditionally think. Sure, you can go fix up and flip houses or become a landlord, but Michele shares LOTS of other ways to invest in real estate as well, and gives us five reasons why you should at least think about it. Whether you're a seasoned real estate investor or newbie, there's something for everyone today in Michele's visit to the basement! In our headlines segment: what's the WORST age to take social security? How does the system work in the first place? While it's complicated, we'll share the worst of the worst AND give you some basics on how to start thinking about YOUR payout. In our second headline, Charles Schwab is seeing HUGE returns from their new hybrid robo-meets-human advisor program. It seems these people chasing robos might just want some human advice...strange (smell the sarcasm in that sentence? We'll explain.) After a dose of Doug's amazing trivia, we'll throw out the Haven Life Line to a lucky caller, as usual. Just another fun day here in the basement... Thanks to Clearbanc for supporting Stacking Benjamins. Are you doing over $10,000 a month in revenue? Find out how you can receive Clearbanc capital by getting your 20 minute term sheet at clearbanc.com/SB.

Jill Gonzalez, spokesperson for WalletHub, said that her site's annual 4th of July survey found that millions of Americans are feeling more financial freedom this year, but that nearly one-quarter of Americans wish they could be free of credit-card debt, second by a hair only to over-eating as something people want to cut back on. The study also showed that Americans believe that the federal government is watching their spending, tracking their credit-card activity, despite no real proof or reason to believe it is. Also on the show, author Michele Cagan talks about real-estate investing to generate income streams, Sam McBride of New Constructs puts the Securities and Exchange Commission in the Danger Zone over a recent rules change, and we rebroadcast a recent Market Call with Charlie Bobrinskoy of the Ariel Funds.

Today's guest is someone I've admired from afar for a few years after reading here super digestible and easy to understand books about finance.  Michele Cagan is a CPA, author, and financial mentor. With more than 20 years of experience, she offers unique insights into personal financial planning, from breaking out of debt and minimizing taxes, to maximizing income and building wealth. During our conversation today, Michelle is giving you lots of tips and tools about managing your money and how you can do it more easily and effectively.  She's a pro when it comes to noticing how we often overcomplicate things and then leave ourselves tied up in knots without understanding.  Instead, using Michele's approach, I think you'll find money management a lot easier than you ever thought. The post AALP 222 – Simple Money Management with Michele Cagan, CPA appeared first on Wealth Clinic.

CPA, Michele Cagan shares tax saving tips and how to keep more of your money, all year long.

If there's a personal finance topic I'm happy to come back to again and again, it's budgeting. Budgeting is the foundation, the very cornerstone of a great financial plan. Like many things in the world of finances, it's simple, but rarely easy. My guest today is Michele Cagan, a Certified Public Accountant on a mission to help other moms find secure financial footing. Michele spent years working for one of the biggest accounting firms in the world, putting on a suit every day and trekking down to their Wall Street office, helping some of America's biggest and most successful companies grow their revenues and protect their assets. When her son was born, she left the corporate world, and her life changed. She got divorced and there were times she couldn't make ends meet, and long periods where she lived paycheck to paycheck, desperately hoping no unexpected expenses would crop up… but they almost always did. That's when Michele started Single Mom CPA, writing accessible financial books and articles for other single moms hoping to secure their financial freedom. Her new book is Budgeting 101: From Getting Out of Debt and Tracking Expenses to Setting Financial Goals and Building Your Savings, Your Essential Guide to Budgeting. And in today's episode, we take a deep dive into budgeting - the dos and don'ts, and practical tips to get you on the right course with your money. Here’s my conversation with Michele Cagan, author of Budgeting 101, in episode 381 of Informed Choice Radio.

If you're like most people during the big holiday season, it's not really a question of IF you go over your budget, but WHEN--and how badly. With another "can't miss" deal around every corner who can keep themselves from doing a little splurging when shopping this month? Believe it or not, studies show that we plan for all of those expenses....it's the fact that the muffler sometimes drag behinds the car or another emergency expense happens which sends the budget into a tailspin and your credit card debt soaring. To solve that problem, today we'll talk to Michele Cagan, author of Budgeting 101. You'll be happy to hear that Michele doesn't think you need to track every penny. There's a better (and easier) way to make sure you get ahead without devoting your whole life to spreadsheets and money tracking programs. Then, in our headlines segment...what would you do if you found a $7.5 million stash of someone else's cash? One lucky guy bought a storage unit on the cheap and found a life-changing amount of money hiding inside. Would you invest it, or maybe dash out of the basement and jump on the first plane to Tahiti? We all have our ideas... but this story probably isn't going to turn out how you're expecting. We'll share the rest of what happened during our headlines segment. In our second headline, Sallie Mae has a new study detailing how people pay for college. Taking a pit stop in the basement to help us make sense of how people save for college, pay for it, and then pay off loans, we'll talk to Rick Castellano from Sallie Mae. Of course, that's not all. We'll throw out the Haven Life line to Nick, who's been having some issues with his budget. What can Nick do to cut costs on his operation? And don't worry... we'll still take some time for Doug's trivia. Looking for something deeper than what we give you on the show? Subscribe to our weekly newsletter: The Stacker.

With Author, Michele Cagan

The basics of finance ain't easy...at first, but once you jump on and learn them, it's just like riding a bicycle (as mom says). Today we welcome CPA Michele Cagan, whose written a clever Infographic Guide to Personal Finance. She'll take us through a few lessons, from compounding interest to earning more money and spending less. It's a fun interview and a great way to either learn if you're just getting started OR to dust off your knowledge if you're an old finance pro. In our headlines segment, we discuss investors going crazy for stocks--which never ends well. Plus, we talk about active investing. What's the future of active investments? Is it really going to be all robots and automation? One recent piece in the popular press thinks so. We'll discuss it. Of course we'll still throw out the Haven Life line to a lucky listener. This time Bobby asks about 401k management fees. Should he pay a company .6% to manage his stash? We'll also answer a listener letter AND still have time for Doug's trivia.  Check out this week’s menu and get $30 OFF —WITH FREE SHIPPING—by going to BlueApron.com/SB. Thanks also to MagnifyMoney.com for sponsoring today's show. Compare, ditch, switch and save on student loans, auto loans and more at StackingBenjamins.com/MagnifyMoney.

- Michele Cagan, author of "Stock Market 101" discusses her new book - Please call 1-800-388-9700 for a free review of your financial portfolio