In our first roundtable piece today, we discuss whether the first thing kids out of high school need is good credit. Should people first focus on credit to secure more debt or should they build assets? We’ll start there on today’s episode, featuring our listener VeShannah Lovelace, Greg McFarlane, and Paula Pant.
…and in our Friday FinTech segment, we talk to Harsh Sinha, Engineering VP at international money transfer company Transferwise. We talk about the dirty underbelly of transferring money and how Transferwise helps you lower your fees.
Of course that’s not all. We also talk about saving $50k of someone else’s money, extreme ways to pay down debt, and much more.
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VeShannah Lovelace
VeShannah is a listener who reached out to us to be on the show. We’re excited to have her on air with us!
Paula Pant
Check out Paula’s site at: AffordAnything.com
Follow Paula on Twitter: @AffordAnything
Greg Mcfarlane
Check out Greg’s site at: ControlYourCash.com
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Our Topics
- My Money Epiphany (Steward and Slave)
- Here’s an unexpected way to get rid of debt: pick up and move (CBS News)
- An Amazon engineer is letting thousands of Twitch users play the stock market with $50,000 of his own money (Yahoo)
<> Friday FinTech Segment: TransferWise
Ever had to transfer money internationally and found it a hassle? You’ll want to listen in to the Fintech segment.
Want more info? Visit the site at: TransferWise.com
Follow TransferWise at: @TransferWise
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