In The Dough - Financial literacy topics

In this episode, We discuss luck, and does luck have anything to do with anything like investing.

In this episode, We discuss being broke as well as being poor with a few tips to try and never be broke again.

Being poor is a mindset while being broke can be temporary.

In this episode, we talk about where your tax dollars go and what uncle sam spends them on.  I have added some links to some of the sites I used to create the content for this show.

In this episode, I discuss the question of who do you work for? I put some thought into the question and the answers that I get from my peers are mostly the wrong answer.  Let's dig in and see where this topic goes.

In this episode, we discuss some known and unknown behaviors of people in different classes.  Good or bad we should know and understand what the mental state can be of a person in each group.

Poor, Middle, and Rich.

To get to where you need to go, it is good to know where you are.

In this episode, I discuss when you should consider talking about the handling of money with your kids. I know everyone does not have kiddos or crumb snatchers, so for those listeners without kids use the examples to speak with anyone you love.  Be warned, talking about money can go off the reservation fast so make sure the convo is with someone you trust.

In this episode, I discuss the 401K and kind of go in a little sideways or give a unique view of it and its use.  Please remember this is my opinion and perspective and not the rule.  

In this episode, I discuss ETF's or exchange-traded funds and Mutual funds at a high level.  I even mention how I have used ETF's to gain exposure to a stocks I may not have enough capital for or may not want direct exposure to.

In this episode, Jamie and I discuss some of the pros and cons of paying off your mortgage.

In this episode, Jamie and I chit-chat about how we talk about money matters in our house as a family.  Single or hitched talking about money is critical to financial health, and we hit on various money matters.

In this episode, Jamie and I hash it out about the dreaded topic of combined bank accounts.  What's mine is mine, and what's yours is mine.  Just kidding.

In this episode, We talk about what the Cash Flow Quadrants are.  We do need to be aware of them as we seek to grow our wealth, as there is not a wrong side but there are pros and cons of each.

In this episode, my better half and I discuss a few things we do as a family to help save money or reduce spending.

This episode is the 3rd installment of a series of shorts with the purpose of exposing the listeners to the different terms and phrases used in the journey to financial literacy.

In this episode, We take a quick trip down memory lane with a refresher of who we are, and why we got started.  We touch on a few topics about the investment vehicle of choice for my family.

This episode was created to discuss some of the things that are notorious for draining our pockets and purses of that hard-earned cash we worked so hard for.  

This episode is the second of a series of shorts with the purpose of exposing the listeners to the different terms and phrases used in the journey to financial literacy.

In this episode, We discuss the topic of Risk and Fear when it comes to financial literacy and investing.  This episode was inspired by a good friend of mine, who asked me to talk about this topic.

In this episode, we discuss some topics around saving dough and the reasons for tucking away some of that hard-earned cash.  I hope everyone enjoys it.

This episode will be the start of a series of shorts with the purpose of exposing the listeners to the different terms and phrases used in the journey to financial literacy.

In this episode, I wanted to share my perspective on the relationship your current job skills have with how much you can earn in the marketplace.

This episode is my perspective on the state of mind you need to be in to start down the path of becoming financially literate.  Some are born ready, but if you are like me you needed something extra to open up your mind to the skills it requires.

This episode is my perspective on the state of mind you need to be in to start down the path of becoming financially literate.  Some are born ready, but if you are like me you needed something extra to open up your mind to the skills it requires.