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Money Mastermind Show

by Tom Drake, Miranda Marquit

Interesting takes on the money issues that impact us all. Learn how to manage your money, and listen to lively discussion from experts and special guests on the financial topics of the day. Watch the show live every Wednesday at 9pm central via our site at https://moneymastermindshow.com/

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Episodes

  1. Getting The Most Out Of Your Credit Cards

    Are credit cards really all bad? The fact of the matter is that with a little planning, you can get the most out of your credit cards. View your credit cards as a tool, and you might be surprised at what you can accomplish. David Rubenstein from Credit Shout joins us to talk about strategies to...

  2. Budgeting and Cultivating a Dream Lifestyle

    Is it really possible to create your dream lifestyle? With planning and determination, our guest Jason Vitug, the founder of Phroogal, traded in his corporate job for a dream lifestyle. Now he travels the country teaching others how to do the same. Some of our own panelists are also creating…

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  3. What Does Wealth Mean to You?

    What does it mean to be wealthy? The truth is that we all have different ideas about what wealth is, and what it means to be rich. Join the hosts of the Money Mastermind Show as they discuss what wealth means to them, and as they consider what it takes to be truly wealthy. You might be surprised…

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  4. How To Use Side Hustles To Increase Your Income

    Are you hoping to increase your income? The good news is that you can always make more money. With the help of side hustles, you can increase your income and work toward your most important money and life goals. David Carlson, the author of Hustle Away Debt joins us to talk about the side hustles...

  5. Rapid Debt Reduction: Can You Pay Off $50,000 in 18 Months?

    Are you drowning in debt? Do you wish you could get rid of it as soon as possible? Our guest Deacon Hayes from the Well Kept Wallet paid off $50,000 of debt in 18 months. Do you have what it takes for rapid debt reduction? Even if you aren't interested in being that extreme with your debt...

  6. How To Save Money By Meal Planning

    Are you looking to save money over time? You might be surprised at how much you can save with the right meal planning. You don't have to spend a lot of time putting together a meal plan, either. You may not even have to clip coupons. Erin Chase from $5 Dinners joins us to share her strategies for...

  7. What Do Millennials Need To Know About Money?

    A lot has been said about millennials and how they handle money. In this episode, the crew talks about what millennials need to know about money today. Drawing from some of our own mistakes with money, we talk about ways that the following generation can avoid falling into the same traps....

  8. What To Know When You Start Investing

    Are you concerned about getting started as an investor? You know that you need to invest if you want to build wealth over time. But do you have the tools you need to start investing? Stuart Ritter, VP of T. Rowe Price Investment Services, talks to us about how simple it can be to start investing,...

  9. Do You Have What It Takes To Be A Serial Entrepreneur

    Do you dream of being your own boss? In theory, it sounds like a great idea. Creating multiple businesses, growing your wealth and living the dream, might even be more attractive. But is everyone meant to be a business owner? Even if you have a business, do you have what it takes to be a serial...

  10. Our Favorite Personal Finance Books

    Are you looking for new insights and ideas about money? Pick up a book! We discuss our favorite personal finance books and some of the ways they influenced the way we manage money. Add new books to your reading library and learn something new about money and money mindset....

  11. Deal Stacking: How To Maximize Savings In Grocery And Retail Stores

    This isn't your mom's extreme couponing. Join us as we talk to Kyle Taylor from The Penny Hoarder about deal stacking and how it can be used to save money on almost everything you buy. This isn't about clipping coupons. It's about using credit rewards and stacking them with online rebates and...

  12. Our Favorite Personal Finance Software

    There are many different personal finance software options available today. Many of them have features that you might find helpful in managing your finances, but not all of them are the same. Depending on your style, some personal finance software programs might work better than others. In this...

  13. The Two Pillars of Wealth-Building

    When it comes to building wealth, there are two main things to focus on: investing and creating a business. Long-term, you won't be able to build the wealth you dream of if you are working for someone else or you aren't investing. If you want to be more effective at wealth-building, start now to...

  14. How To Set Realistic And Achievable Goals

    Did you give up on your New Year resolutions ages ago? That doesn't mean that it's the end of the road for you. You can set realistic and achievable goals any time of the year. Don't get bogged down by excessive expectations, and don't assume that you can't start over again. Forget about the idea...

  15. What You Need to Know About Moving for Your Career

    At some point, you are likely to face the choice of moving for your career. Finding a new place to live, along with a new job, can be good for your finances and your life. Before you take the leap, make sure it's the right move for you. Jessica Moorhouse joins us to talk about her experience…

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  16. Can You Really Reach Financial Independence?

    The idea that you can reach financial independence is one that inspires many. What would it be like to be in a position where you don't have to worry quite as much about money? Sean Cooper joins us to talk about what he's doing to reach financial independence -- including how he paid off his...

  17. Are MLMs a Good Source of Income?

    Many of us are looking for another source of income. You might try to look for a side gig to start a new full-time business. One way that many people use to make money is multilevel marketing (MLM). However, an MLM might not be your best option when it comes to a source of income. In fact, many…

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  18. Can You Raise Your Kids without Going Broke?

    Kids can be expensive. The USDA estimate that it costs more than $200,000 to raise one child from birth to college. Can you really raise your kids without going broke? Brynne from FemmeFrugality joins us to talk about raising kids on a budget. She also includes her perspective on raising a child...

  19. How a Financial Planner Can Help You

    Are you stuck about what to do with your money? Are you unsure of where to go next? A financial planner might be able to help. There's a reason that even financial professionals look to others for an outside opinion. A good financial planner can help you see new things about your finances, and…

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  20. How to Talk About Finances When Your Partner has Different Priorities

    Navigating money issues in a relationship can be tricky. How can you accommodate different spending priorities with your partners? How do you discuss your finances, and how can you compromise with your choices? Join us as Talaat and Tai McNeeley of His And Her Money join us to provide tips for…

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  21. Entrepreneurs When Is It Time To Quit Your Real Job?

    If you're an entrepreneur, the ultimate goal might be to quit your job and do what you love full time. But when do you know it's time to bail? Steve Chou from My Wife Quit Her Job, Profitable Online Store, and Bumble Bee Linens, has built more than one successful business, and he joins us to talk...

  22. How to Reduce Your Health Care Costs

    Health care costs have been on the rise for decades. However, in recent years, the rate at which health insurance premiums have been rising is slowing. No matter what happens, though, the for-profit nature of our system means that health care costs are always going to go up. Investors expect to…

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  23. How to Negotiate a Better Salary

    We all wish we made more money. However, you have better chance of making that money if you ask for it. Before you ask for a raise, though, it's important to do your research. Jason Hull from myFinancial Answers joins us to talk about how to negotiate a better salary. If you are trying to decide...

  24. What Gives Someone Credibility As An Expert? LIVE at #FinCon15

    LIVE from the TradeKing Podcast Stage at #FinCon15, we talk to a host of great past and future guests about what makes someone a financial expert. We also talk about how much you can trust financial experts and discuss some really bad financial advice....

  25. Alternative Investments - Should You Invest Outside Of The Stock Market?

    With the stock market somewhat volatile, many people are looking for ways to make more money outside "traditional" means. Alternative investments like real estate, tax liens, private mortgages and others might be the way to go. You might even be able to enjoy a tax advantage with a self-directed...

  26. Better Quality of Life through Lower Cost of Living

    Could you actually see a better quality of life if you choose to move to an area with a lower cost of living? Aja McClanahan from Principles of Increase joins us to talk about how she enjoys a higher quality of life by living in an area that costs much less than the surrounding area. Other…

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  27. How Your Life Habits Affect Your Finances

    Can the way you live your life affect your finances? Yes it can! Josh Elledge from Savings Angel joins us to talk about how your lifestyle habits and choices can impact your finances. Don't let your lifestyle drain your money resources....

  28. What to Do When the Stock Market Goes Down

    We've seen quite a few moments of volatility in stock market during recent months -- including dramatic drops of more than 200 or 300 points. But do you really need to freak out and sell when the stock market goes down? The reality is that too many people realize losses when they panic and sell...

  29. The Power of Positive Thinking for Your Finances

    Do you feel down about your money situation? You might surprised to know how effective positive thinking for your finances can be. We chat with the Debt Free Guys about how they turned their financial life around, starting with the stories they told themselves. They also diagnose Miranda's...

  30. How to Save Money By Making the Old Seem New

    Are you constantly trying to update your outdated technology, clothing, and other items? Do you find it takes a lot of money to keep up with these costs? Michelle Jackson of Shop My Closet joins us to talk about how to save money by giving your old things new shine. Don't get caught in the trap…

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  31. Can Minimalism Help You Save Money?

    One of the best ways to save money is to not spend it in the first place. Have you ever thought about minimalism? The idea is to live with fewer things in order to have more money for what really matters. Can minimalism help you save money? Our guest Cait Flanders thinks so. She talks about her...

  32. How to Save Money on Your Next Move

    Moving is expensive, whether you are going across town or across the country. Here's what you need to know how to save money on your next move, from getting the right transportation to making sure all of your belongings are properly packed. Our panelists have recent experience in moving, so…

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  33. Funny Financial Stories

    Are you looking for a little comic relief when it comes to money? In this fun episode featuring the always-entertaining Joe Saul-Sehy, we talk about our funny money stories. Some of the highlights include: A couple whose weekly budget included $100 for marijuana The hope of winning $25,000, only…

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  34. How to Save Money on Your Wedding

    According to TheKnot.com, the average wedding costs more than $30,000. Even more conservative estimates put the average cost of a wedding at more than $20,000. But do you really have to spend that much? Sandy Smith from Yes, I Am Cheap spent less than $5,000 on her wedding in New York City. She,...

  35. How to Avoid Financial Scams

    Everywhere you turn, it seems as though someone is trying to separate you from your hard-earned cash. If you want to keep your money safe, you need to avoid financial scams. Mark Tan from Thrivent Financial joins us to talk about common scams and how to spot — and avoid — them. We also talk about...

  36. Money Moves to Make in Your 20s

    You're in your 20s and just figuring it out. One of the most important things you can do is get on the right track with your money. Martin Dasko from Studenomics joins us to talk about the best things you can do with your time and effort to start on the right financial foot. We also talk about…

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  37. Should You Pay Off Your Mortgage Early?

    For most people, a mortgage is something that sticks with you for decades. But there is a way to get beyond it: pay off your mortgage early. Kornel Szrejber from BuildWealthCanada.ca joins us to talk about how he paid off his mortgage in six years. Should you pay off your mortgage early? Or are...

  38. Simplifying Your Financial Plan

    What if you could create an executive summary of your financial plan and put it where it could remind you of your values every single day? That's what Carl Richard's, the best-selling author of The Behavior Gap and The One Page Financial Plan, talks about in this week's episode. If you're ready…

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  39. How to Manage Money When You're in a Relationship

    Our experiences shape our relationships with money. When you add another person to the mix, things can become stressful. There are times that, even when you feel you are with your perfect match, that you might not be on the same financial page with your partner. Managing money as a couple…

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  40. How To Prepare For Financial Milestones

    We're told that there are certain financial milestones we're supposed to reach in order to be successful. Some of the main financial milestones considered "normal" include college, marriage, buying a home, having children and retirement. Do you have to reach all of those milestones, though? How…

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  41. How to Start Fixing Your Retirement

    The three-legged retirement stool is broken. You can't rely on Social Security and the pension system isn't fool-proof. All that's left is your own savings. We're joined by Andrew Meadows from BrokenEggsFilm.com, a documentary about the looming retirement crisis in America. We talk about how we…

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  42. How to Financially Prepare for Major Life Changes

    Life is about change. We all experience major changes in our lives, whether we are getting married, losing a job, moving across the country or preparing for a new baby. These major life changes are often expensive, however. How can you prepare for a major life change? This week the crew discuss...

  43. What if You Can't Pay Your Student Loans?

    Outstanding student loan debt tops more than $1 TRILLION. And, as anyone who has graduated in the last couple of years knows, finding a job that earns you enough to repay your student loan debt is difficult. The good news is that you have options when you can't pay your student loans. Jay...

  44. Will Cutting Coffee Make You a Millionaire?

    Most of us have heard of the "Latte Factor," a term introduced in David Bach's book The Automatic Millionaire. But will cutting coffee (and other little expenses) from your life really turn you into a millionaire? Matt Giovanisci from Roasty Coffee and Stephanie Halligan from You Deserve More…

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  45. What Does It Take To Be An Entrepreneur?

    It seems like everyone wants to be an entrepreneur. But what separates the entrepreneur from the small business owner? Jason Vitug, the founder of Phroogal.com is learning what it takes to be a successful entrepreneur and he joins us to talk about it means to strike out on your own. We talk about...

  46. Money Jokers Ruining Your Finances

    In this episode, we're joined by a cast of financial experts who chime in on what makes money jokers. You might be surprised at how costly fees can be. Without paying attention, you might get roped into a monthly payment plan that costs you more in the long run. Before you make a purchase, do…

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  47. Why You Need to Know Your Opportunity Cost

    In this episode we discuss the concept of opportunity cost with special guest Kevin Stewart from stocksfortheweek.com. We look at opportunity cost, and how it could be killing your financial future. What is opportunity cost? How can you determine if something is worth the cost? Is it about more...

  48. What Traits Make a Millionaire?

    Ever wonder what makes a millionaire tick? Why does that person become one and another doesn't? Ever wonder how you could be a millionaire? Tonight we delve into the traits that make you a millionaire, while referencing the works of Thomas J. Stanley, author of books like The Millionaire Next…

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  49. How To Get Back On Track With Your Financial Goals

    Wasn't it just yesterday we were doing the annual "Make Your New Year's Goals" episode? Statistically speaking it's pretty safe to assume more than a few of us are having troubles making the lofty changes we initially set out for ourselves. Todd Tresidder of FinancialMentor.com is here to let us…

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  50. How Your Emotional Habits Affect Your Finances

    If you're a free-thinking individual that often finds themselves not just outside the proverbial box, but so far away from the norm that you forgot what "the box" ever looked like, then this is the episode for you! Joan Sotkin of ProsperityPlace.com has left SMART goals in the dust in her pursuit...

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Interesting takes on the money issues that impact us all. Learn how to manage your money, and listen to lively discussion from experts and special guests on the financial topics of the day. Watch the show live every Wednesday at 9pm central via our site at https://moneymastermindshow.com/

HOSTED BY

Tom Drake, Miranda Marquit

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Interesting takes on the money issues that impact us all. Learn how to manage your money, and listen to lively discussion from experts and special guests on the financial topics of the day. Watch the show live every Wednesday at 9pm central via our site at https://moneymastermindshow.com/

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