Podcasts about wallet hacks

We've all heard the saying "money can't buy happiness," but is that really true? This week's podcast explores the connection between money and happiness, diving into Maslow's hierarchy of needs and its financial implications.While some studies suggest there's a plateau to how much happiness money can bring, today's guest, Jim Wang from Wallet Hacks, argues it's more about how you spend your cash than how much you have.Ready to unlock the secrets of a truly rich life? Tune in to this thought-provoking discussion. And don't forget to subscribe to the Money Talks News newsletter, Podcast, and YouTube channel for more expert financial advice and life-changing insights. Your happier, wealthier future self will thank you!Become a member: https://www.moneytalksnews.com/members/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today, I’m thrilled to have one of my good friends back on the show, Jim Wang. Last time Jim was on, we discussed how his first blog, Bargaineering, sold for a seven-figure sum.  And since then, he’s created Wallet Hacks, where he teaches others how to make and save more money. In this episode, we’re going to discuss the state of blogging and his predictions for blogging going forward. What You’ll Learn How to make money blogging today Is blogging dead? Would Jim start a brand new blog today? Check out Jim’s site Wallet Hacks Sponsors SellersSummit.com – The Sellers […] The post 520: Blog Apocalypse? Can A Pure Blog Still Make Money With Jim Wang appeared first on MyWifeQuitHerJob.com.

There's a new Agent Tesla variant. Lost credentials and crypto wallet hacks. Tension between DevSecOps and AI. Fancy Bear makes an attempt on Ukrainian energy infrastructure. A look at NoName057(16). Tim Starks from the Washington Post's Cybersecurity 202. Simone Petrella and Helen Patton discuss People as a security first principle. And cybersecurity jobs seem to be getting tougher (say the people who are doing them). For links to all of today's stories check out our CyberWire daily news briefing: https://thecyberwire.com/newsletters/daily-briefing/12/170 Selected reading. New Agent Tesla Variant Being Spread by Crafted Excel Document (Fortinet Blog)  World's Largest Cryptocurrency Casino Stake Hacked for $41 Million (Hackread)  Crypto casino Stake.com loses $41 million to hot wallet hackers (BleepingComputer)  Experts Fear Crooks are Cracking Keys Stolen in LastPass Breach (KrebsOnSecurity)  Global DevSecOps Report on AI Shows Cybersecurity and Privacy Concerns Create an Adoption Dilemma (GitLab) APT28 cyberattack: msedge as a bootloader, TOR and mockbin.org/website.hook services as a control center (CERT-UA#7469) (CERT-UA) Ukraine's CERT Thwarts APT28's Cyberattack on Critical Energy Infrastructure (The Hacker News) Ukraine says an energy facility disrupted a Fancy Bear intrusion (Record) What's in a NoName? Researchers see a lone-wolf DDoS group (Record)  New Research from TechTarget's Enterprise Strategy Group and the ISSA Reveals Continuous Struggles within Cybersecurity Professional Workforce - ISSA International (ISSA International)  Life and Times 2023 Download Landing Page (ISSA International)  E-book: The Life and Times of Cybersecurity Professionals Volume VI (ESG Global)  Layoffs list extended by Malwarebytes, Fortinet, Veriff, SecureWorks (Cybernews)  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On the 29th episode of “That's Nifty” we pick back up with our Artist Showcase series. We sat down with Max Kulchinsky to talk about curating his first show, MetaPhysical. We have additional voice memos from some of the featured artists at the show including: Blacksneakers, Squibs, and Noah Kocher. Additionally, we have a message from Christina Chu, head of marketing at Bitski about the aspirations of their platform as they served as the backend for the digital side of the show.Before we get to our interviews, we have a quick weekly update from Larry and Tyler:Catch-Up (0:00-17:11)Topics:GEVOLs, Klarens Collector Drop, Vault Names, [LOSTPOETS], Artifex, Royal.io, POAP Tokens, Tezzardz, Thr33som3s Insert Madness, Alex Delia, NOOBSMentions:@napleroosk @toomuchlag_ @GEVOLsNFT @noobsnft @tezzardz @klarens_malluta @poetslost @artifex_project @jastidesigns @3LAU @join_royal @thr33som3s @alexdelia @sven_nft Max Kulchinsky (17:12-1:12:45)Twitter: @maxkulchinskyWebsite: https://jemi.app/maxkDORDOR Gallery: https://www.instagram.com/dordorgallerynyc/?hl=enTopics:Max's Art Journey, "Good Luck", Music Industry, Metaphysical Gallery Show, Curating the First Show, Additional Shows, Reactions, Traditional Galleries coming around, Christina from Bitski, Women run show, BlackSneakers, Wallet Hacks, DYOR, $RARE, Squibbs, Noah Kocher, Phillip's Auction HouseMentions:Jewish Art Salon @squibs @iArtSometimes @nolankosher @BLACKKSNEAKERS @soulosaint @dordor_nyc @bitski @christinachu Fumika Iwasaki @oncyber_io @starlightcomic @withFND @fvckrender @bawbicai @thesarahshow @hadjigaviota Camp Dukes @t1bgproductions

Governor Gavin Newsom announced Monday that the majority of the state would move back into the most pandemic restrictive tier amid a surge of COVID-19 cases. That means most businesses and restaurants will again be forced to modify or close their doors altogether with winter nearly here; we take a closer look at how to get unemployment benefits and what local businesses are trying to do to stay afloat. Plus, a closer look at why some restaurants aren’t supporting food delivery services. Today's Guests CapRadio Politics Reporter and California State of Mind podcast co-host Nicole Nixon with the news of 40 counties being put into the most restrictive COVID-19 tier Shaw Law Group President and expert in employment law Jennifer Shaw navigates unemployment and applying for benefits as businesses pull back to meet statewide restrictions Founder of WalletHacks.com and Forbes Contributor Jim Wang explains what steps people can take should they lose their jobs during the pandemic Sacramento Metro Chamber of Commerce CEO Amanda Blackwood discusses the best ways to support local businesses when shopping for loved ones during the holiday season Sacramento Bee Food and Beverage Reporter Benjy Egel breaks down why some local restaurants aren’t supporting food delivery services Correction: In a previous version of this page, WalletHacks.com was misspelled. We have corrected the error.

This rewind episode is a discussion on whether you should start a small business on your path to financial freedom. The answer might surprise you! Featuring Brandon from The Mad Fientist, Jim Wang from WalletHacks, and Mr. and Mrs. WoW from Waffles on Wednesday

I'll be honest — I almost didn't record this episode. After talking about it with Andrea (my wife) and praying about it, we decided we were going to share more of our story. This wasn't easy. Not many people are willing to talk about the REAL life money.  Here goes...this past month we officially passed $1 million net worth. And there is way more to the story that Andrea and I are sharing on the show today. No, we do not make $1 million. (Not even close) No, it did not happen quickly. No, it wasn't super easy. No, we are nowhere near perfect when it comes to money. However, we hit one of our goals. We can officially say we are "millionaires". And it feels really damn good! But, how did this happen?  Where did we start (Hint: we had a huge negative net worth)? And how could someone else accomplish this? We discuss all of this and more on this week's one-of-a-kind show! ** Mentioned in this episode Free App to Track Your Net Worth from Personal Capital   Free Spreadsheet Template to Track Your Net Worth from WalletHacks.com ** Are you currently living on a plan for your life and money...AKA a budget? The #1 habit of the most highly successful people is they are proactive. They don't wait for life and money to happen to them, they happen to their life and money. If you haven't started yet, now is the best time to start living on a simple budget. It's time to be proactive. Grab Free Budget Templates Here ** Thanks so much for listening to the show and if you feel the content of this podcast was helpful, please subscribe and leave a review! ** Today's show was brought to you by OneAZ Credit Union — my very own credit union I have been proud a member of since 2011.  If you live in Arizona and are looking for a large credit union with a local, customer-focused feel for your personal or business banking needs, look no further than OneAZ Credit Union.   All the show notes, links and anything Kim and I mentioned can be found at https://www.moneypeach.com/session147

Blake and Allanah moved across the globe to pursue their next adventure in life. But when a family emergency forced the family of four to travel from Canada back to Australia, their financial problems became crystal clear. They were in debt, with no savings and needed to borrow money to travel. That's when they decided to educate themselves and get their finances on track. Now, they have a solid net worth, a savings rate approaching 50% and a full emergency fund saved. They have since launched the blog FIRE with a Family and Blake joined me for this week's episode to discuss their story. This episode is brought to you by WalletHacks.com. Family background Their focus on financial independence started in the fall of 2019 They have been together for 16+ years and have two young kids Moved from Australia to Canada for work opportunities Childhood Growing up didn't have tons of money, as he started making money wanted to spend it Allannah grew up having what she needed, but family used credit cards when they needed Got in the habit of using cards based on what they witnessed, thought it was normal Turning point Needed to travel to Australia for family emergency and needed to borrow money to travel Decided to turn things around and started to learn on YouTube: Marko at WhiteBoard Finance Their relationship They had different approaches with finances but have come together to get on the same page with spending, balance each other out She had previously spent a lot on online shopping, several hundred dollars at a time, but her habits have changed slowly over time She listens to the Slow Home Podcast, living below your means concept They decided that they couldn't continue to live in debt and worked out a plan over several months Started their blog and it helps hold them accountable, post new content each week Started to learn about net worth Most of his net worth has been based on retirement funds through work Back-calculated to $230k in November 2019 Now in March it's increased to $300k Most of the gain is based on debt reduction Use high yield savings accounts for emergency fund Savings rate focus Started to get close to 50% savings rate Would like to get to 60% and beyond in the next few years Have an full emergency fund and have saved for travel Looking to eventually focus on investing in ETFs Budget changes Small adjustments have added up Focus on planning meals to save on groceries Travel has been scaled back, were spending a lot on weekend trips Going camping instead of going to hotels Try to wait 24 hours+ on purchases Frugal vs cheap Has become more on the frugal end of the spectrum in recent months Frugal is focused on finding the best value Cheap is focused on spending as little as possible Advice to people starting the path late Learn as much as possible, read books, listen to podcasts and audio books Investments can still compound and make a difference, you might just need to invest more Understanding your “why” is important Educating your kids about money is also something to focus on Follow Blake and Allanah FIRE with a Family blog: https://www.firewithafamily.com/ Instagram: @firewithafamily --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fiafter40/support

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Jim Wang has been able to sell his first successful blog for seven figures and take on a number of projects since, including starting another website in the personal finance space. Miranda Marquit talks to Jim about the process of starting and selling his first website as well as the challenges in moving on after letting go of his “baby”. Jim talks about what it takes to create a website of value The struggle to forge a new path when you give up something you create He shares his feelings about failure How did he approach building up Wallet Hacks with the changing personal finance landscape Jim gives his best advice for someone who is starting a website Jim Wang has been writing about personal finance for over 15 years, most recently at WalletHacks.com where he shares his strategies for getting ahead financially and in life.

Who is buying the negative-yielding bonds that are swelling in number outside of the U.S.? What is their strategy to get positive returns from those negative yield? Bobbi and co-host Jim Wang of Wallet Hacks explain it all. Plus- we ask our friends how well they understand the concept of negative interest rates, and reveal the results of our poll.

Sponsors: Master Your Money Super Bundle: This one’s not a sponsor but an amazing deal and every purchase supports the show. The Master Your Money Super Bundle is a collection of 45 courses, ebooks, printables and videos to help you do better in all areas of your money. Whether that’s budgeting, paying off debt, investing, making more money, whatever. The bundle has over $1200 worth of resources in it but you can get it for only $49.97 when you visit frugalfriendspodcast.com/masteryourmoney Hidden fees: These are fees we didn’t tell you about. But you still have to pay them. You’re probably here because we advertised a great deal but you forgot to check the fees and now you’re too invested go elsewhere, that’s what we were hoping. Nobody likes fees, that’s why we hide them, sometimes in the fine print, other times in the poor product we make so you have to give us more money to get another one in a few years. Hidden fees, squeezing every last dime out of you since always. Notable Notes What the Internet has to say: This article from To Love, Honor, and Vacuum gives a list of 6 things that are not worth being frugal. What Jen + Jill have to say: We like the reasoning for the times when it's worth spending more: (1) because it might cost you more in the long run to go with the less expensive option or (2) because it will make a tremendous difference in your life! Items not worth 'going cheap': Beds - and we agree! HOWEVER you can still find good secondhand options Shoes - YES - sometimes that good, comfortable, long-lasting, versatile shoe is worth the money! A few nice outfits - again, we agree - when mixing and matching from the thrift store is not working - spend a little extra on some nice clothes! Last minute meals - it's ok to spend some extra money when time is short! We also recommend meal planning - get a good jump start with our affiliate: Cook Smarts and use code: frugal for 25% off Food delivery - we say 'maybe' - this all depends on lifestyle and whether this is a good option for you! Housekeeping - but we would add, hiring any service that you could technically do yourself. If life circumstances afford for this to be in the budget - it can be economically responsible (Check out Episode 1: Frugality 101 - talked about giving jobs to others) More from the Internet: This article from Wallet Hacks explores 4 common 'frugal tips' that actually are not worth it - and can end up costing you more! More from Jen + Jill: We like the what this article had to say about frugality being about mindfulness and making wise decisions with your money rather than just doing everything the cheapest way possible! Frugal Tips to Ignore: DIY repairs - as the article points out 'there's a fine line between money-saving and downright dangerous' - and may cost more in the long-run if not fixed properly Extreme Couponing - we covered this one in our previous episode Couponing for Extra Normal People Getting the cheapest (or no) insurance - compare rates instead, negotiate, etc. but have insurance! Adhering to a Rice and Beans diet - it's important to get proper nutrition, so we also recommend not setting up camp here if it's not necessary! Bottom line - we’re walking a tight rope - be careful of falling into ‘cheap’ territory BILL OF THE WEEK - Thank you Lucy for sharing your bill with us! If you want to submit your bill of the week visit frugalfriendspodcast.com/bill to leave us a bill Lightning Round From the Community: Frugal Friends Book Club: It’s May and we’re reading The Soul of Money by Lynne Twist for our book club! If you want a free copy, leave us a review on iTunes or Stitcher, screenshot the review and send it to frugalfriendspodcast@gmail.com. We’ll select the winners at the end of the month. See you next week!

Jim Wang, the founder of Wallet Hacks, has been blogging for 14 years. In a recent interview with the FinCon Team, Wang gives practical steps for honing your message and assigning a purpose to every blog post you write: 1. Assign a purpose to every post on your blog 2. Choose from 3 different buckets: Money Generation, Audience Connection, Traffic Driver 3. You may be losing readers by mixing the buckets For more information, visit the show notes at https://finconexpo.com/blogging-tips-jim-wang/

Jim Wang, founder of Wallet Hacks, joins Clepable to talk about his article "10 Really Obscure and Weird Scholarships" On this episode you will learnAbout some weird scholarshipsTo think outside of the box when searching for scholarshipsScholarships are as diverse as the people in this country(Bonus) Tips on keeping costs low in collegeShow Notes:Jim Wang, Wallet Hacks10 Really Obscure and Weird ScholarshipsBlog Entry on EpisodeMusic: Blue Claw PhilharmonicArtwork: Homeseed

Today's guest, Jim Wang, is a personal finance blogger and founder of Wallet Hacks. Jim reads what all of the experts are saying we should do and does something unique ... he tests them out to see which approaches work and which do not. He reminds me of Tim Ferris ... only he's running these experiments so that he can help us how to get ahead financially. If you ever thought money management or personal finance was difficult, then don't miss this conversation where Jim breaks it down to the core components. Listen at http://nextyearnowpodcast.com/54

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For this episode of the podcast, I talk with veteran personal finance blogger Jim Wang about how he was able to sell his first blog (Bargaineering) for 6-figures after having it for just 5 years, and what some of his best wallet hacks are that he shares on his current blog, the aptly named Wallet Hacks. Long description: For this episode of the podcast, I talk with veteran personal finance blogger Jim Wang about how he was able to sell his first blog (Bargaineering) for 6-figures after having it for just 5 years, then we dive into some of his top wallet hacks that he now shares on his current website, Wallet Hacks. First, let’s go back to the part where he shares that he was able to sell his first blog for a million dollars. There aren’t too many bloggers out there that I know have who have been able to do this (aside from JD Roth of Get Rich Slowly), so this is pretty impressive. What’s even more impressive is how frickin’ humble Jim is! You would never know that he’s financially independent and pretty much just living that best life from talking to him. He just comes off as a normal guy who write about money hacks for living at home. Which I guess he is, but still, sold his blog for 6-figures, I still can’t get over that! Anywho, after selling that blog, he started up a new one called Wallet Hacks, which as you can guess is all about tips, hacks and strategies to optimize your dollars, be smart with your money, and become financial secure. Here are some of the hacks he shared with me in this episode. The Secret Santa Hack You may already know about doing a Secret Santa hack. It’s fairly popular in the office during the holidays (also in The Office, one of my favourite shows). This is something I’ve actually been able to take out of the workplace and integrate into my family life. All it requires is instead of buying gifts for everyone, you get assigned a person (in secret), buy them a gift, and then gift it to them on Christmas. Someone else is assigned you, and someone else is assigned that person and so on. My family has been doing this gift exchange for two years now, and I’ve got to say, it’s amazing. We don’t have any young kids in our family anymore, which makes it easier, but it really is a big financial relief each Christmas. The holidays are an expensive, even without gifts, so this is a huge life saver. Amazon Hacks Jim doesn’t just have one hack for Amazon.com, he has 16! But, if you’re Canadian, I can’t confirm if all the hacks work for Amazon.ca, but you never know. You can read about all 16 Amazon hacks on his website, but here are just a few of them: If you’ve never used the app, download it, find a promo code like MARTH549N, and get $5 in credit. Get $1 in credit for ebooks, digital videos and more when you choose no rush shipping. Purchase from out-of-state third-party sellers to avoid sales tax. Track Your Net Worth This isn’t really a hack, but man is it a good thing to do. I’ve been tracking my net worth as well as my spending for over a year now, and it’s changed the game for me. Jim has been doing it for more than a decade, and he says it’s a big reason he’s been able to stay on track financially all these years. If you want to start tracking your net worth, here’s my free net worth spreadsheet to get started. Get Credit Card Payment Notifications Another thing Jim does to curb his spending is getting notifications or emails directly to his phone whenever he makes a credit card purchase. Not only does this help him know instantly if any fraudulent purchases are being made with his card, but it also reminds him of how much he’s spending. This is something I’m going to set up right now, because the one thing I hate about using my credit card is it’s just way to easy to tap and pay and forget about what you just bought. For full episode show notes, visit https://jessicamoorhouse.com/154

Jim Wang (Wallet Hacks, Bargaineering, etc) knows how to blog. He's been at it for 13+ years now, has SOLD a blog, and continues to have massive success across many online businesses.Full notes and blog post at https://doyouevenblog.com/podcast/wangWe've all felt it..."UGH I'm not growing as fast as I want.""How do I get more traffic?""HOW can I make my content better?"Luckily, old school mega blogger Jim Wang sat with me and chatted through some of these huge questions.You're going to enjoy this. Let's dive in ;-)

Jim Wang is the Founder of Wallet Hacks and is best known for selling another personal finance site for $3 million.

Losing money sucks. We’ve had some investments go south and lost money, but the lessons shouldn’t be ours alone. Jim Wang from WalletHacks joins us in a live performance of the Money Tree Investing Podcast at FinCon17, Dallas. Along with Read more › The post Worst Investments Ever with Jim Wang LIVE at FinCon – MTI163 appeared first on Money Tree Investing Podcast.

Join Liz and Toni as they chat with Jim Wang of WalletHacks.com about surviving a party without annoying people until they hate you.

Can a hobby of writing about personal finance lead to becoming financially independent in a very short time? It did for Jim Wang, my guest on today's show. Jim founded the site Bargaineering as a part-time hobby. It quickly became a leading voice in the world of personal finance websites.  Ultimately, it led to Jim's becoming financially independent in a shockingly short amount of time. In today's interview, we seek to go behind the story a bit. To learn about the personal story and lessons learned from Jim's experiences. He has a lot to share that's very applicable to all of our lives. Enjoy! Joshua Jim's current site: https://wallethacks.com/ (He is no longer affiliated with http://www.bargaineering.com/ ) Start your search for a financial advisor here: www.radicalpersonalfinance.com/paladin If you have student loans, connect with Jay Fleischman www.studentloanshow.com/radical 

Our guest today is a pioneer financial blogger, one of the first to sell his blog for 7 figures. Jim Wang founded Bargaineering.com. It was a side hobby that eventually brought in a full time income — and then less than 5 years later he sold the site for $3 million. PS. He says he started the blog because he was bored! Today Jim has a new online venture, a website called Wallethacks.com, launched last fall. It’s pretty spectacular in its vision and delivery. Articles, tools and tips on building money systems, how to live fully, save, spend wisely and pay down debt. Jim’s been featured in the New York Times, Baltimore Sun, Entrepreneur and Marketplace Money. And now, excited to say, on this podcast. He also created a special link for So Money listeners offering an exclusive contest and some great materials so check it out by visiting wallethacks.com/somoney. Three takeaways from our time together... His growth strategy for Wallethacks and how it will differ from how he built his first successful blog. Growing up with immigrant parents. What financial lessons did he learn as a child? How to master your money even if you're forgetful like Jim! For more information visit www.somoneypodcast.com.