Hustle to Financial Freedom Joel Parker

We are hanging out with Chuck Jaffe.







He’s an award winning journalist and is the author of three books including “Getting Started In Finding a Financial Advisor”, “The Right Way to Hire Financial Help” and “Chuck Jaffe’s Lifetime Guide to Mutual Funds”.







Chuck can also be heard as the host of the Money Life Podcast.







But today we are here to talk about his very cool twist on Trick-Or-Treating.







Timeline:









* 00:58 – Intro

* 01:37 – Chuck’s Trade or Treat Tradition

* 15:00 – Lasting Memories of Trade or Treat

* 16:39 – Alternative Version of Trade or Treat

* 18:11 – Reasons to Host a Trade or Treat

* 21:37 – Trade or Treat’s Cost

* 24:27 – Money Lessons of Trade or Treat

* 31:24 – Do You Ever Get Pushback From Parents?

* 41:08 – Contacting Chuck

* 43:44 – Gifting Stock Shares

* 59:07 – Taking Children to Shareholder’s Meetings









Resources & Links:









* Hustle to Financial Freedom

* National Financial Educators Council Cash for Candy

* Zany Brainy

* Fidelity – Fractional Shares

* Schwab Stock Slices™

* Money Life with Chuck Jaffe

* Facebook: MoneyLifeShow

* Twitter: MoneyLifeShow

Today we are chatting with Andrew Kerr.

Andrew worked in residential and small commercial banking for nearly 7 years, but knew that it wasn’t his passion.

Because of his financial success in real estate investing, he was able to pursue his true passions — nonprofit work and traveling the world.

Andrew is the founder of FIbyREI.com and the host of the The House Hacking Podcast.

Key Takeaways



* The Negative Stigma with House Hacking

* Types of House Hacking

* Pros and Cons of House Hacking

* How to Get Started with House Hacking

* How much can you make house hacking?

* How to afford house hacking?

* House Hacking Legal Hurdles



Resources



* AirBNB

* VRBO

* EZLandlordForms

* LastPass

* The Richest Man in Babylon – George S. Clason

* The Simple Path to Wealth: Your road map to financial independence and a rich, free life – J L Collins

* Atomic Habits – James Clear

* Traffic Secrets: The Underground Playbook for Filling Your Websites and Funnels with Your Dream Customers – Russell Brunson

* Free Download: The House Hacking Quick Start Guide – FIbyREI

* House Hacking Podcast

* Instagram – @fibyrei

* Facebook – @FIbyREI

* Twitter – @FIbyREI

* YouTube – Andrew M. Kerr

Timeline:



* 00:23 – Jason Butler’s Bio

* 02:52 – What was your aha moment?

* 08:04 – How did you stay motivated during that dark time of your life?

* 09:27 – What are your side-hustles?

* 11:40 – The T-Shirt Side Hustle

* 17:23 – Selling on eBay Side Hustle

* 22:14 – Freelance Writing Side Hustle

* 29:06 – Who is a side hustle for?

* 30:44 – Does a side hustle have to be boring?

* 33:41 – Pitfalls to watch out for when side hustling

* 37:01 – What to do if you don’t have time to side hustle?

* 40:15 – Win a $50 Visa Gift Card (Expired Offer)



Resources & Links:



* MoneySmarts Episode 14 – Get Something for Nothing

* eBay

* Teespring

* SunFrog

* FinCon

* fiverr

* Upwork

* The Butler Journal

* Twitter: @Butler_Journal

* Facebook: The Butler Journal

* LinkedIn: Jason Butler

Today we are chatting with Stephanie McCullough.

Stephanie is a financial advisor and the founder of Sofia Financial.

She founded Sofia Financial with the goal to empower women to make wise financial decisions, address their areas of money stress, and free up their time and mental energy to spend on the things that are truly important.

Stephanie believes that everyone, regardless of income level, deserves quality, objective advice and excellent service from caring professionals who really listen and are motivated solely by their clients’ success.

She can be heard regularly on the Take Back Retirement Podcast, the financial podcast for women who’d rather not focus on money.

What to Expect:









* Are men or women better at investing?

* Why do most women not manage family finances?

* How to be prepared for the death of a spouse who manages the finances

* The way our brains are wired in regards to personal finance

* Overcoming our brain’s hard wiring









Resources & Links:



* Hustle To Financial Freedom

* LastPass

* The 5 Key Questions You Should Ask When Making A Big Purchase – Sofia Financial YouTube

* Stanford marshmallow experiment

* Behavior Gap

* You Only Live Once: The Roadmap to Financial Wellness and a Purposeful Life – Jason Vitug

* Sofia Financial

* Take Back Retirement Podcast

* Facebook: SofiaFinancial

* Twitter: @SofiaFinancial

Today we are hanging out with Lindsey Ralston.







Lindsey is the writer and personal finance guru behind Big House In The Woods where she teaches the masses to Save Like a Millionaire.







She and her husband have been debt-free AND mortgage-free since they were 25. They saved their first (extra) $180,000 before they were 30, built their dream home with cash on 5 wooded acres (hence “Big House in the Woods”), and have plans to retire at 45.







They accomplished all of this on one income while having/raising three kids.







What to Expect:









* Saving and Spending Habits of Millionaires and Billionaires

* How to Save Money When Building a House

* Ways to Save Money

* Make Money Teaching Kids English

* Going on a Cruise for Free









Resources & Links:









* Hustle To Financial Freedom Online

* How to Save Like a Millionaire – Big House In The Woods

* Live Like Jay Leno – Hustle To Financial Freedom

* Red Pocket Mobile

* VIPKid

* VIPKid Job – How I Make Extra Money

* CapitalOne Venture Card

* Carnival Cruise Line

* His and Her Money

* My Financial Hill

* The Millionaire Next Door: The Surprising Secrets of America’s Wealthy – Thomas J. Stanley

* Big House In The Woods

* 5 Money-Saving Hacks to Get Your Bank Account GROWING TODAY!

Today we are hanging out with Lindsey Ralston.







Lindsey is the writer and personal finance guru behind Big House In The Woods where she teaches the masses to Save Like a Millionaire.







She and her husband have been debt-free AND mortgage-free since they were 25. They saved their first (extra) $180,000 before they were 30, built their dream home with cash on 5 wooded acres (hence “Big House in the Woods”), and have plans to retire at 45.







They accomplished all of this on one income while having/raising three kids.







What to Expect:









* Lindsay’s Incredible Journey to Financial Freedom

* Making Frugal Financial Decisions

* Earning Extra Money with Creativity

* Avoiding Lifestyle Inflation

* Grocery Hacking

* Staying Motivated During Your Financial Freedom Journey









Resources & Links:









* Hustle To Financial Freedom Online

* Big House In The Woods

* 5 Money-Saving Hacks to Get Your Bank Account GROWING TODAY!