For millions of young prodigies, it’s graduation season. But before they spread their wings and leave the nest, how will they afford it? Our roundtable tackles this timely topic of how recent college graduates can best get a head start on adulting. We’re happy to welcome our special guest to said roundtable Wes Moss of the Retire Sooner Podcast. He joins our fabulous writer Paulette Perhach and our in-house CFP OG. They give their two cents on today’s headline article.
In part two of our discussion, each of our contributors gives his/her own expert two pieces of advice to new college graduates to set themselves on the right track in life (Doug adds his top tip, too). Plus, Doug has some jaw-dropping trivia about the cost of private college.
Deeper dives with curated links, topics, and discussions are in our newsletter, The 201, available at https://www.StackingBenjamins.com/201
Enjoy!
Our Topic:
Financial Planning Tips for Recent College Graduates (The Balance)
During our conversation you’ll hear us mention:
- Episode from October 27, 2021: How Do You Retire Happy? (plus an economic Halloween game!)
Watch the full episode on our YouTube channel:
Our Contributors
A big thanks to our contributors! You can check out more links for our guests below.
Wes Moss
Another thanks to Wes Moss for joining our contributors this week! Hear more from Wes on his show, Retire Sooner Podcast at https://www.wesmoss.com/podcast/.
Check out his multiple books about achieving financial success:
What the Happiest Retirees Know: 10 Habits for a Healthy, Secure, and Joyful Life
You Can Retire Sooner Than You Think: The 5 Money Secrets of the Happiest Retirees
Starting From Scratch: Secrets from 21 Ordinary People Who Made the Entrepreneurial Leap
Paulette Perhach
Big thanks to Paulette Perhach for joining us. To learn more about Paulette, visit thatwriterpaulette.com and powerhousewriters.com.
OG
For more on OG and his firm’s page, click here.
Doug’s Game Show Trivia
- What is the average cost of private tuition and fees?
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Miss our last show? Check it out here: Making a Financial Plan That Sticks (with Lawrence Sprung).
Written by: Kevin Bailey
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