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Personal Finance Cat

Personal Finance Cat

No fluff personal finance education from real personal finance experiences.(Disclaimer: I am not a financial advisor. My podcast and YouTube channel are for educational purposes only and merely cite my own personal opinions. In order to make the best financial decision that suits your own needs, you must conduct your own research and seek the advice of a licensed financial advisor if necessary.)

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Episode 44 - I Thought I Was a Leader: Interview with...

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2024/02/03

✔️Summary: In this episode, I interviewed Scott De Long, a Ph.D. in education with a successful entrepreneurial background, who discusses his academic, business and life journey. Initially motivated to prove to his son that returning to school was feasible, he enjoyed the experience and pursued an Executive MBA at UC Berkeley. Later, he joined a leadership program at Chapman University, gaining new insights surrounded by diverse perspectives. Scott completed his doctorate at age 60 while running a

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Episode 43 - Change How We Think About Money:...

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2024/01/20

✔️Summary: In this episode, I interviewed Tony Steuer, who discusses his financial education method, the Get Ready Method. He emphasizes the importance of educating yourself about financial products, asking questions, and being curious. He also talks about the different types of insurance products and how to choose the right one for your needs.Tony discusses the importance of financial literacy and how his program helps people build it. Specifically, his program helps people build financial literacy

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Episode 42 - From Bankruptcy to 2 Commas: Interview...

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2024/01/06

✔️Summary: In this episode, I interviewed Nate Armstrong, a multifamily real estate investor, who discussed his background and experiences. He talked about his entry into real estate after working at Target, starting with small rental properties. Nate described a challenging development project that led to financial strain, bankruptcy, and eventual success. He advised against large projects initially, emphasizing the importance of learning from mistakes. Currently, Nate focuses on buying multifamily

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Episode 41 - Millennial Money Advisor: Interview with...

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2023/12/23

✔️Summary: In this episode, I interviewed Shari, a virtual financial advisor, who talks about her background, experience, and approach in helping clients manage finances, especially focusing on millennials and those approaching retirement. Shari became a virtual advisor during the pandemic, finding that remote interactions were beneficial for clients’ comfort discussing finances. She highlights common financial challenges faced by clients, including issues with managing inheritance, taxes,

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Episode 40 - How to Go to College Debt Free:...

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2023/12/09

✔️Summary: In this episode, I interviewed Denise Thomas about navigating the complexities of higher education financing. Denise shares her personal journey of overcoming financial obstacles and ensuring her children could attend college without incurring debt. She emphasizes the societal expectations around college education, especially for families with college-educated parents or immigrant backgrounds, and challenges the notion that a college degree is mandatory for success.Denise reflects on her

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Episode 39 - Financial Education Made Simple:...

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2023/11/27

✔️Summary: In this episode, I interviewed Maja Križan, a finance teacher, who recounted her entry into financial education, spurred by the 2008 economic crisis. This experience, which involved significant financial loss and a diminished trust in financial advisors, led her to educate herself and others on effective money management and crisis preparedness.Maja highlighted the necessity of distinguishing wants from needs, the importance of effective budgeting, and the value of investing. As a working

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Episode 38 - In Her Successful Shoes: Interview with...

Personal Finance Cat ·

2023/11/11

✔️Summary: In this episode, I interviewed Sameera (Sam) Singh, a money mindset coach who started in this field due to personal financial struggles. She pursued multiple coaching certifications and developed her own methods and money personalities, which she plans to detail in an upcoming book. She defines "money mindset" as a combination of beliefs, feelings, and actions regarding money, emphasizing the importance of managing finances effectively. Sam addresses common limiting beliefs,

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Episode 37 - What Are You Retiring To? Interview with...

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2023/10/28

✔️Summary: In this interview, Dalene Higgins, the founder of Elevate Finances, discusses her journey from a city job with a pension plan to early retirement and her transition into the world of financial coaching. Dalene shares her motivation for early retirement and the importance of financial planning, especially for Gen Xers.She talks about the challenges she faced during her working years and the need for disciplined financial management. Dalene emphasizes the importance of having a clear budget

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Episode 36 - What Is Your Value Proposition:...

Personal Finance Cat ·

2023/10/14

✔️Summary:In this episode, Bob Hunter, the founder and CEO of consulting firm Oxford Pierpont, discusses his journey from being a corporate employee to becoming an entrepreneur. He highlights his journey of resilience and determination in the face of adversity, including facing unemployment due to health issues. Bob reveals that he started his consulting business out of necessity and had to adapt to his changing circumstances, including learning how to read again. He also discusses the range of

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Episode 35 - Simple Action Can Be A Game Changer:...

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2023/09/30

✔️Summary: In this podcast episode, the guest, Tom Giusti, shares his own experiences working in the banking and mortgage industry for over 25 years and how he became a personal finance podcaster “by accident”. We delve into various topics including Tom's journey into the world of podcasting, personal finances, his professional background, and his book Game Changer.Tom talks about the inspiration behind his podcast, which covers a wide range of personal finance topics, including budgeting, goal

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Episode 34 - Personal Finance is 80% Behavior and 20%...

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2023/09/16

✔️Summary:In this episode, we discussed the fascinating journey of Jay, a financial expert, as he shares his personal and professional experiences. From starting with a million dollars at 21 to losing it all at 25, Jay's story is filled with valuable lessons. He discusses the importance of financial literacy and the challenges faced by those living a child-free lifestyle.Jay's passion for helping others gain financial literacy led him to create a unique business model. He emphasizes the

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Episode 33 - A "Go Giver" Real Estate Agent:...

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2023/09/02

✔️Summary: In this episode, I interviewed Liz Rossof, an RE/MAX realtor based in Denver, Colorado. Liz shares her transition from an art and technology background to becoming a real estate agent in Denver. She talks about Denver's changing real estate market, challenges faced by homebuyers, and strategies to navigate it, including understanding zoning and creating clean offers. Some other wonderful topics covered in the interview includes:- Liz explains “house hacking”, which means turning your

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Episode 32 - Jason Brown

Personal Finance Cat ·

2023/08/19

✔️Summary:In this episode, I interviewed Jason Brown, who runs an education company teaching people how to trade and manage finances. Jason shares his personal journey, starting with trading $10,000 from a student loan, and eventually building a six-figure trading company at a young age. He talks about his humble background and early exposure to financial disparities.Jason learned trading through self-teaching, observing stock market patterns, and gradually refining his skills. He emphasizes that

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Episode 31 - Mariusz Skonieczny

Personal Finance Cat ·

2023/08/05

✔️Summary: In this interview, Mariusz Skonieczny discusses the concept of microcap investing, which focuses on small companies with market caps below $100 million. Mariusz explains that large institutional investors tend to overlook these companies due to their smaller size and prefer to invest in well-known, large-cap companies like Microsoft or Tesla. However, individual investors can find opportunities in the microcap space because of the higher probability of mispricing and the lack of interest

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Episode 30 - Rocky Lalvani

Personal Finance Cat ·

2023/07/22

✔️Summary:In this interview, I spoke with Rocky Lalvani, a business consultant and Profit First Professional, about his unique approach to helping entrepreneurs and small business owners grow their businesses profitably. Rocky emphasized that while traditional accounting and bookkeeping services focus on managing transactions and preparing taxes, his main priority is to drive profitability for his clients.Through his hands-on experience and access to profit specialists worldwide, Rocky shared that

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Episode 29 - Colleen Gillam-Judd

Personal Finance Cat ·

2023/07/08

✔️Summary:In this episode, Colleen Gillam-Judd, a Canada based Certified Financial Planner, discusses interesting topics in financial planning, as well as her personal journey in this industry.► Colleen started her career as a financial advisor in 2008, right before the financial crisis, which gave her valuable experience in managing money during difficult times.► She realized that focusing on clients' goals and creating a financial plan was more important than just seeking high rates of

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Episode 28 - Karl Swanepoel

Personal Finance Cat ·

2023/06/24

✔️Summary:In this interview, 23 year old Karl Swanepoel, the Founder and CEO of Revolancer, discussed the vision and success of his tech startup. Revolancer is a rapidly growing freelance marketplace, boasting a user base of over 20,000 individuals. ⚡The core mission of Revolancer revolves around empowering freelancers, businesses, and independent professionals, offering them freedom in their work lives. The offering that sets Revolancer apart is that users are not burdened by the high commission

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Episode 27 - I Am Not Just A Fitness Influencer:...

Personal Finance Cat ·

2023/06/10

✔️Summary:I had the pleasure of interviewing Lindsey Bomgren, the passionate founder of Nourish Love Move, and a fitness trainer specializing in pre- and postnatal workouts for moms who want to stay healthy and active throughout their pregnancy and beyond. During the entire course of the interview, I was simply amazed at her dedication to fitness content creation and her role as a fitness trainer, bringing workouts directly to people's homes through various platforms.During our interview,

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Episode 26 - Enthusiasm Second to None: Interview...

Personal Finance Cat ·

2023/05/27

✔️Summary: In this Episode, Elisabeth (aka Liz) Cardiello shares her journey of creating Caffe Unimatic and finding purpose through her grief process of losing her father early. She talks about the challenges she faced in building Caffe Unimatic, finding mentors who saw her for who she was, and incorporating coffee as a conduit for conversation to help young women build confidence. Such experiences led her to create her second company, Brave Conservations. Liz’s second-to-none enthusiasm is the

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Episode 25 - Build A Bigger Life: Interview with Adam...

Personal Finance Cat ·

2023/05/13

✔️Summary: In this episode, show guest Adam Carroll shares his valuable advice on paying off debt, building wealth, and building a bigger life that frees you from a W2 job.⭐️About Adam:Through the use of The Shred Method, Adam Carroll paid off his home in record time saving over $180,000 in interest in the process. He’s sharing this strategy with the world in order to help people ‘free themselves to be themselves’.Adam has published four books, produced an award-winning documentary on student loan

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