HeyJaredMoney Talk With Tiff
Get motivated on your financial journey as you follow money nerd and financial coach, Tiffany Grant, as she strives to be debt free by 35! She makes complex financial topics surprisingly simple.
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The 5 Types of Wealth (And Why Money Is Only One Fifth) (opens the original)
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Justin Chastain is back on the show. Last time he was here on episode 346, he dropped a line our listeners still quote to this day: "Don't buy green bananas." Stop putting off your actual life for some theoretical retirement date that may never arrive. Since that conversation, Justin launched his own show, Well-Advised Wealth, built around a core truth. Financial wealth is only one-fifth of the equation. If you are building a house of wealth, time is the foundation at the bottom. Lose a dollar t
Thrive 360: Why We Chose Collaboration Over Competition (opens the original)
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Nia Adams was on episode 215. Today she’s back because our launches landed in the same 72 hours and we decided not to treat that as a problem. Her Thrive 360 Conference is September 26 in Atlanta. My book, Money Moves and Mindset Shifts, publishes September 29. We didn’t plan it. We’re using it. Thrive 360 is mind, body, bank account. Sound bath to start. Zumba to close. Interactive sessions, not lectures. Homeownership with a realtor and a loan officer in the same room. A menopause panel. Rest
What Bankruptcy Actually Does with Attorney Barry Levine (opens the original)
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People hear "bankruptcy" and picture a U-Haul and a foreclosure sign. Barry Levine has spent 45 years explaining why that's usually wrong. Most Chapter 7 cases are what he calls assetless. You file, four months later you get your discharge, and you still own your home. The cars. The pension. Trustees don't sell houses for the fun of it — in an assetless case they get paid $60. They take the path of least resistance, which is doing nothing. In this episode, Barry walks through what actually happe
Only 4% of Pets Have Insurance. Dr. Michael Bailey Explains Why (opens the original)
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I am not a pet owner. Fish and birds, that's my lane. But I am the friend people call when the vet bill arrives. $3,000 my friend didn't see coming. Another friend spent more on his dog's diabetes than his own health insurance deductible. I didn't even know pets got diabetes. So I called Dr. Michael Bailey, president of the American Veterinary Medical Association, to ask what people miss when they calculate the true cost of pet ownership. Here's what he said. Preventative care is not optional. S
From Listener to Guest: Quitting His Job for Grad School (opens the original)
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Tariq Beidleman found Money Talk with Tiff the same way you did — scrolling, commuting, probably stuck in DC traffic. Then he emailed me about a website bug. Then he kept listening. Then he paid off $30,000 in student debt, built his brokerage accounts, and quit a stable engineering job to go full-time for a master's in energy economics. Not because he had a trust fund. Because he ran the numbers until they made sense. In this episode, Tariq walks through the actual decision: leaving solar asset
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