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Join Rich Valdez, Dr. Michele Reed and Ted Hicks as they moderate the #LNPShow that discusses the latest trends and game changers in parenting, technology, education, sports & product reviews. Jessie Nuez - The Wired Family Joins us to discuss Game of Thrones Season 7 Finale predictions. Jessie Ghiorzi - Director of Brand Strrategy for CHARGE Identifies the hottest athletics brands under the age of 25. ​Marc Lewis - Sports aficionado ​Talks #MayweatherMcGregor and #TripleGCanelo matches. We also touch upon the aftermath of the Yankees/Tigers brawl & suspensions​.

Join Rich Valdez, Dr. Michele Reed and Ted Hicks as they moderate the #LNPShow that discusses the latest trends and game changers in parenting, technology, education, sports & product reviews. Jessie Nuez - The Wired Family Joins us to discuss Game of Thrones Season 7 Finale predictions. Jessie Ghiorzi - Director of Brand Strrategy for CHARGE Identifies the hottest athletics brands under the age of 25. ​Marc Lewis - Sports aficionado ​Talks #MayweatherMcGregor and #TripleGCanelo matches. We also touch upon the aftermath of the Yankees/Tigers brawl & suspensions​.

"Rob Black & Your Money" - Radio Show August 17 - KDOW 1220 AM (7a-9a) Rob Black talks about our current earning season, retirement issues, stock investing misconceptions, The Laffer Curve, Ronald Reagan, & more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"Rob Black & Your Money" - Radio Show August 17 - KDOW 1220 AM (7a-9a) Rob Black talks about our current earning season, retirement issues, stock investing misconceptions, The Laffer Curve, Ronald Reagan, & more.

#30: When Jim Wang was 29-and-a-half, life changed forever. Jim started an online company (a blog) in his mid-20's. His website grew to several hundred thousand readers and started earning five-figure monthly sums. It sounds too good to be true. I know. But it's Jim's life. He experienced the heady, surreal boom; that crazy era when a business grows beyond wildest expectation. He experienced the fear and worry that the good days might not last. And he experienced the reality of trading his website for a life-changing seven-figure sum. And then what? What happens when you're 29-and-a-half, and you suddenly discover that you're financially independent? What's next? Where do you go from there? What becomes important? And what lessons, what universal truths, can this reveal about our own lives? What can we learn from the aftermath of financial independence -- regardless of our current bank balance? Jim and I have a frank, forthright and insightful conversation on today's show. It's a long episode, but a good one. To receive updates via email or more information about the show, visit http://TheMoneyShow.co

#24: You ask. We answer. Let's grab a beer. This is the first Ask Us Anything in which we hear YOUR voices -- which makes this episode extra-awesome.  In this week's episode, Paula and J. Money tackle listener-submitted questions, such as: Investing: What's the deal with these robo-advisors? Should I plunk my money into their accounts? Betterment, Wealthfront ... what's the deal with these companies? Who can keep track? Index funds vs. rental properties -- what's better for scoring tax breaks? Entrepreneurship: I'd like to hire a virtual assistant. How do I start? What should I look for? Grab Bag: Don't forget about Canada! What are the best blogs and podcasts for money-savvy Canadians? Find out the answer to these questions and more in today's episode. Note: We received so many real estate questions that we'll devote another AUA episode exclusively to that topic.  Today's episode (mostly) covers other arenas. Enjoy! Visit http://TheMoneyShow.co for more great episodes

#6: J. Money says a hustle is "a way to make money on the side, but more of a passion project or something that is fun. You do it for more than just money.” Paula says it’s a “microbusiness". No matter how you slice it, a hustle is a way to make extra money doing activities outside of a normal J.O.B. Paula and J. Money share their stories of working on hustles to become the entrepreneurs they are today. Visit http://TheMoneyShow.co/06 for more information about hustles

#4: Paula shares a confession. Then she redeems herself by sharing her gross monthly income. (Yeah. Listen from the beginning). Full show notes at http://TheMoneyShow.co/04 There are a variety of ways to invest in real estate: Flipping houses Buy-and-hold Tax liens Wholesale Income-producing rental properties (commercial and residential) Paula loves residential rental properties. Ask yourself: Do you want capital appreciation or cash flow from rental income? Paula puts a few guidelines in place to determine if a property is right for her. First of all, the monthly rent needs to be at least 1% of the total acquisition price. Example: A $100,000 home would need to rent for $1,000 a month. Why? Because roughly half of the rent is gobbled up by operating overhead: Taxes, Insurance, property management, and repairs/maintenance Paula offers much more valuable information in this episode and on her blog, AffordAnything.com.  

#1: Becoming successful in finances takes more than M.O.N.E.Y. - it takes heart and hustle. Meet Paula Pant and J. Money. Both worked day jobs before becoming successful bloggers. They share their stories about buying a house before the market tanked, starting their side-hustles, and achieving "mini-retirement", at least for Paula. We value your input. Please visit https://affordanything.com/episode-1-story-of-money-podcast to leave a comment. If you like what you hear, please subscribe for free in iTunes http://TheMoneyShow.co/iTunes.

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