The Money Talk

Want to invest in real estate without having to actually go out and buy property yourself? Well check out this fourth, and final installment, of my top four ways to invest in real estate, REITs.

Everything you need to know about what the “Enhanced Child Tax Credit” is and how it may affect you and your family.

Explore the wonders of buy and hold real estate investing. From purchasing the right property, to finding the right tenants, all the way to BRRR’ing your investments to see growth.

Learn how to hack your way into home ownership!

Ever wonder how flipping houses works? Well this episode gives you the full rundown on how fix and flip real estate investing actually works.

Ever wanted to invest in real estate and just did not know how? Well there’s more than one way to do it. Check out this episode to see my top four different ways to invest in the real estate market.

Have you ever had a relationship that you kept depositing into and the other person just took and took and took?! Listen to this episode, featuring Maira De León, to learn how to keep your relationship accounts balanced!

The perfect house is hard to find. There’s a lot of things to consider. That’s why some people choose to build their home instead. But how much does it cost to build a home versus buying an existing one? That’s what this episode explores.

Weather your building you emergency savings, going on vacation, or buying a car, these 5 tips are sure way to save $1,000 fast!

This is the first interview episode! On this episode I interviewed Maira De León, owner of Good September Co, and self made business woman. We talk about how she started her own business and the different trials and tribulations she faced along on the way. Bonus BLOOPER content at the end of the episode 😝!

We all have cognitive biases that we exhibit. They are hard-wired in our brains. In our personal lives and in our professional lives, biases can have a great impact. If we can learn to identify them and how to avoid them then we can make better financial decisions. This episode identifies the most common cognitive biases that affect our financial lives and explains how to deal with each one.

In this episode I go over what taxes the average working class American should expect to pay from the $1200 stimulus check and additional $600 in unemployment benefits that the CARES ACT created.

Tips and tricks to get you through this pandemic better then you started.

The Coronavirus has thrown us all for a loop. Many of us are experiencing slowing business or are out of work completely. Here are some tips on how to manage your money during these uncertain times.

For most people, being paid in cash every day for the hard work they put in is a dream come true. For those who are actually paid in cash, this can be a benefit or a liability. Find out the common pitfalls of cash earners and how you can avoid them on this episode.

Are you on the fence about whether or not buying a home is right for you? Well, so is everyone else. So here are some pros and cons on both, buying and renting, that can help make the decision process more clear for you.

Your credit score is important! Find out a couple tips and tricks to improve your credit score today.

When it comes to money, we all make mistakes. Most financial mistakes are common, but many small mistakes can add up to create financial hardships. Steering clear or these financial f*ck ups could mean the difference between financial failure and financial freedom.

Finances are the number one cause of tensions in relationships. Follow my tips on how to manage money in your relationship to make sure that you and your partner are taking the right steps when it comes to your finances as a team.

You hear people talking about net worth all the time. But what exactly is net worth? This episode explores what net worth is, it’s importance, how to calculate it, and how to improve it.

Compounding is one of the most important terms for anyone who is trying to improve their personal finances to understand. Compounding can work against you and keep you in debt, or it can work for you and build your wealth. This episode is here to help you understand the concept and make sure that it’s working in your favor.

This episode’s topic is knowing your worth. A lot of people through out the course of their lives forget their worth. Sometimes it’s due to their professions lives and sometimes it’s due to their personal lives. Friends, family members, and even our partners who we allow into our lives treat us less than. Sometimes we even forget our own self worth. This episode explores the ways in which we forget our self worth and ways in which we can remember it. Because we are all worthy and we need to remember that!

Do you ever feel like there are just not enough hours in the day?! Even when you plan ahead, you still can’t manage to get everything done? Well I am going to let you in on a little secret... there are more hours in the day than you think. I let you guys in on my top 10 time management tips to help you work smarter, not harder. So listen in to start taking control of your time instead of wasting it.

For most, going on to college after high school seems like common sense if you want to become successful. But in 2019, is college still worth the cost? Many young adults question whether attending college is “worth it”. This episode explores the pro’s and con’s of attaining a college education and my own personal opinion on the matter.

People always want to know how wealthy people became wealthy, but most neglect to question why poor people became poor. So I compiled a list of eight traits that differentiate the broke from the wealthy.

Are you putting off getting your financial life together? Money will always flow in and out of your life, but it’s up to you to make sure it’s working for you and not against you. Listen for tips on how to beat financial procrastination.

What you believe about money determines the way that you deal with it, as thus, the results you will get out of the decisions you make in your life. That is why it is so important to get into a healthy money mind set.

Are you having a quarter life crisis? Well the good news is... this is totally normal. Listen to find out how to conquer your quarter-life crisis like a BO$$!

Most people over spend on dining out. If you are one of these people, there is hope! Find out how save money on eating and drinking out while still indulging yourself.

This episode is about financial frenemies. Everybody has that one friend that you know every time you go out with them you are going to spend money. Their plans are not aligned with your financial goals. This person is your financial frenemy.