If you have money, why not spend it? Paula and Joe are joined in a roundtable discussion by Mary Beth Storjohann, host of the new Work Your Wealth podcast, and by Katie Brewer from Your Richest Life Planning. We’ll not only discuss “stealth wealth,” but also cheap friends and the financial markets. Is it really 10 times harder to retire this year than ten years ago?
On our Friday Freshbooks FinTech segment we talk to Mitch Lee, founder of the Penny app, a tool that acts like a financially savvy friend for your money. We’ll share how it works today!
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Paula Pant
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Mary Beth Storjohann
Say hello to Mary on Twitter: @marybstorj
Check out Mary’s podcast: WorkableWealth.com
Katie Brewer
Check our Katie’s site: YourRichestLifePlanning.com
Say hi to Katie: @KatieYRL
Our Topics
- Stealth Wealth (The Retirement Manifesto)
- Retiring Today Is 10 Times Riskier Than It Was 10 Years Ago (Kiplinger)
- We ask the roundtable a Moneyologist question about people who are sticklers on splitting the bill….
<26:03> Our Freshbooks FinTech Segment
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Today’s Freshbooks Focus Company: Penny App
Mitch Lee comes down to the basement to talk about his new app – Penny. It’s a new personal ‘friendly’ finance app that you can talk to about saving and budgeting.
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