Radical Personal Finance

[...] . Enjoy this interview where we talk about all aspects of internationalization! Joshua Links: Andrew’s website: www.nomadcapitalist.com Andrew’s conference: Passport to Freedom [...]

[...] be better than the negative rites of passage we currently promulgate in our culture. Enjoy! Joshua Links: Dr. Poythress's website Dr. Poythress's bibliography "How I Helped My Boys to Become [...]

[...] the country speaking and encouraging others with his ministry organization, Titus 2. Enjoy! Joshua Links: Buying a House Debt-Free on Titus2.com The Maxwell Family blog [...]

[...] some reasons for being thankful and grateful to be alive today. It's a good time to be alive. Joshua Links: Ericsson Mobility Report for November 2014 How Fast is 5G? [...]

[...] , I'm honored to get about an email a week from someone asking about how to get into the financial planning business. Sometimes, I get multiple emails in a day! Here are four examples that I mention [...]

[...] Income at the American College of Financial Services. He’s an expert on this area of financial planning and he is a steady contributor of original research on this area. Links: Dr. Pfau’s “ [...]

[...] , expenses, rate of return on the difference), there is a consistency to all aspects of financial planning. We’re either focusing on increasing/optimizing income, decreasing/optimizing expenses, or [...]

[...] them a few weeks ago. Here is my question for you. Do you think I should pursue earning a financial planning or retirement planning certificate just for the sake of learning? I have no interest in [...]

[...] at the age of 27. From that starting point, he set out to gain financial independence and is on track to be financially independent at the age of 40. His primary vehicle for [...]

[...] Sometimes it’s easy to think that financial independence is accessible only to “extreme” people. That’s simply not the case. You don’t have to [...]

[...] As we begin a new year, I think it's fitting to start with a discussion of financial independence! My desire for all of you is that you may experience financial independence as you define [...]

[...] -week trip living in the car? (2:18:45) How can a martial arts hobby contribute to financial independence? (2:21:15) Links: Online, Free Financial Calculator (HP12C) War is a Racket Antony [...]

[...] or would you start buying and selling stuff on Craigslist to dig out of your hole? Our guest today is Ryan Finlay. He found himself in exactly the same situation and that’s what he did. [...]

[...] of the “low salaries” that teachers earn, they can’t easily build wealth. But, our guest today started with a net worth of $0 at the age of 35 and is now almost a millionaire. We can [...]

[...] job! But, only a few have been around since the beginning and are still going. My guest today is one of those few. Todd Tresidder founded FinancialMentor.com many years ago and he [...]

[...] great books on finance extant. But, how can we reach those who really don’t read very much? My guest today is Joey Fehrman, CFA and he decided to create a pirate adventure novel as a conduit for [...]

[...] I’m constantly asked about the topic of hiring and working with a financial advisor. I’m asked how to find a good advisor, what makes a good advisor, and how to know if you [...]

[...] finance writer and blogger and later moved into the space of being a professional financial advisor. We chat about: The value of a paying fees to a financial advisor The fit between PF [...]

[...] listeners who requested I bring him on the show. I'm glad they did! Paul is an experienced financial advisor. But, he did that as a retirement hobby rather than as a wealth-building strategy. To build [...]

[...] change, and given my interests I’ve begun looking into possibly starting a career as a financial advisor.  I really enjoy the technical side of financial planning, including the tax side of [...]

[...] I read a lot of financial advice from many different perspectices. I also frequently am asked about financial advice. " [...]

[...] sides of that debate constantly. I’ve wanted to bring you a show on the history of financial advice and open up to you some insight into the business of financial advice. It’s finally [...]

[...] management teams at top-tier investment banks. While there, he managed portfolios, provided financial advice, and developed profitable investment strategies. He studied for years to become a Chartered [...]

We have a really fun question from a listener today! Essentially, it’s this: I’m 35 and I don’t like my job…I have a $1,000,000 and I want to [...]

It’s Friday! That means it’s time for Q&A! Today, I take one comment from a listener and two questions: A listener did their cash flow statem [...]

It’s Friday! Time for another Q&A show! I was able to answer a total of three questions: I basically doubled my income from $100,000 to $190, [...]

It's Friday! Today, I have a Question and Answer show for you and I've decided to handle a bunch of your questions. I felt like I cheated you last wee [...]

[...] I’m on the road today so the show is a little different. Today I have a very short essay for you on the importance of [...]

[...] I’m on the road today so the show is a little different. Today I have a very short essay on the importance of [...]

[...] I’m on the road today so the show is a little different. Today I have a very short essay for you on the importance of [...]

[...] I’m on the road today so the show is a little different. Today I have a very short essay for you on the importance of [...]

[...] of planning for our children’s education. It’s also often incredibly expensive. Today, Brett Veinotte, host of the School Sucks Podcast helps us by giving us an overview of the history of school. [...]

[...] Today we have Part 2 of my interview with Brett Veinotte on the history of school. If you haven’t heard it yet, start with yesterday’s show! Joshua [...]

[...] this series "The Untold History of School That You Probably Don't Know: Interview with Brett Veinotte, Founder of the School Sucks Project" Part 1 and Part 2 The National Center for [...]

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[...] The most popular episode--by a long shot--of the Radical Personal Finance podcast is Episode 40: "Making $80k on 1/3 Acre With an Urban Farm Without Owning [...]

[...] financial planning practice structure a year or so ago. It has been my backup plan if Radical Personal Finance were unable to be financially productive. (It's probably still a backup of a backup.) In [...]

[...] principles to your own endeavors. Enjoy! Joshua Links: Michael's first appearance on Radical Personal Finance: http://radicalpersonalfinance.com/the-business-of-financial-advice-opening-the-curtain- [...]