Real Advice, with allowances for enjoyment
Far too often, when I read/listen to personal finance articles from “mere mortals,” I find that their advice is to cut EVERY cent of unnecessary spending, which—to me—is very isolating and unrealistic. This often means: buy the cheapest groceries possible (even if they aren’t the healthiest options), cut all cable or entertainment subscriptions (magazines, Netflix), and never eat/go out. Is this a prescription for acquiring/compiling cash/assets? Absolutely. But, is it living a life? To me, no. Certainly, because life is a series of experiences and our years are never guaranteed. The “How to Money” guys clearly allow themselves the occasional indulgence (craft beers on every podcast), vacations with family, and date nights with their wives. I believe that they have an excellent and realistic point of view in creating wealth—both in life experiences and assets. Worth a listen!
_EMB_ via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 01/11/19
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My favorite episode is when they talked about money for newlyweds with their wives. It was great to hear their honesty about their struggles and personalities. Also gives some background in the guys’ experience with money. Practical and helpful podcast! Also, very responsive to questions!
Mikey1234567891 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 01/10/19
Great podcast. My new go to since Touching Base ended. T’s and P’s
TacoBandit69 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 01/09/19
Of all the podcasts on the internet about beer and saving money, this is definitely the best one.
Trip Reed via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 01/31/18
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