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The Financial Freedom Community Podcast: Personal Finance | Get Out of Debt | Financial Independence | Financial Coaching

Joel Parker from the Financial Freedom Community reveals all of his personal finance knowledge and tips so you can get ahead, pay off your debt, and achieve Financial Freedom. Discover how you can change your life, stop living paycheck to paycheck, and begin to focus on your friends and family. Stop worrying about your finances and begin to focus on your dreams. Whether you want to travel the world or just buy a new TV, Financial Freedom can make it a reality. Although Joel confesses he is not a millionaire, he's been able to pay off his credit card debt, save over $12,000 for emergencies, and create a nice retirement plan. Financial Freedom, retirement, debt reduction, debt management, budgeting, real estate, bankruptcy, car buying and helping you better understand how to change your financial life forever.
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AJ Episode 21 - Spending Your $1,000 Bonus 0
Jan 30, 2018

Timeline:

  • 01:00 - My credit report says I missed a payment and I didn't, what can I do?
  • 3:44 - I have extra money at the end of each month, should I put my money towards retirement or my student loans?
  • 5:20 - Spending Your $1,000 Bonus

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MS 022: The Missing Truths From Traditional Money Advice with Jen Hemphill (Her Money Matters) 0
Jan 27, 2018

Today we are chatting with Jen Hemphill.

Jen is the host of the Her Money Matters podcast. She also blogs at jenhemphill.com where she shares how to prevent money from being an obstacle, and instead how to use it to live the life you want.

Jen is also the author of the upcoming new book Her Money Matters: The Missing Truths From Traditional Money Advice.

Timeline:

  • 00:45 - Intro
  • 01:13 - Jen's Financial Freedom Journey
  • 07:55 - Planning for Variable Expenses
  • 13:27 - Millionaire Mindset
  • 17:08 - What are a few financial mistakes you have made?
  • 20:03 - What are some things holding people back from achieving Financial Freedom?
  • 23:38 - The Missing Truths From Traditional Money Advice
  • 33:03 - What isn't being talked about in money?
  • 35:00 - Getting in contact with Jen

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AJ Episode 20 - Buying an Engagement Ring 0
Jan 23, 2018

Timeline:

  • 01:15 - I have not filed my taxes in 5 years, what should I do?
  • 04:30 - I had several delinquent accounts and late fees dissapear from my credit report, how can this be?
  • 07:02 - How do I pick out an engagement ring?
  • 15:42 - Verizon Wireless is Making a Change

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MS 021: Get Retirement Ready with Roger Whitney (The Retirement Answer Man) 0
Jan 21, 2018

Today we are hanging out with Roger Whitney, more commonly referred to as the Retirement Answer Man.

Roger is a practicing financial planner with over 25 years of experience. He is the host of the popular podcast The Retirement Answer Man Show and also author of Rock Retirement: A Simple Guide to Help You Take Control and be More Optimistic About the Future.

Roger helps people wander the confusing path to retirement.

Timeline:

  • 00:44 - Intro
  • 01:14 - The Concept of Retirement Has Changed
  • 04:12 - How do you set yourself up to be able to retire?
  • 13:45 - How do you calculate how much you need for retirement?
  • 15:05 - How do you know when you can retire?
  • 16:21 - What do you need to do to successfully retire?
  • 22:32 - Networking Tips
  • 25:24 - How should you invest your retirement?
  • 29:43 - Retirement Pitfalls
  • 30:39 - Getting in contact with Roger
  • 30:55 - Rock Retirement

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MoneySmarts 020: Climbing Out of $109,000 of Debt (with Brian from Debt Discipline) 0
Jan 16, 2018

MoneySmarts 020: Climbing Out of $109,000 of Debt (with Brian from Debt Discipline)

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