Rich Life Plan (Money, Investing, Entrepreneurship, Mindset)
If you know you should be doing more with your money but feel overwhelmed or unsure, you are in the right place.Rich Life Plan is a podcast where money advice isn’t condescending, confusing, or built for people who already have six figures in the bank.
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4 Numbers That Show You’re Financially Ahead of Everyone Else (opens the original)
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Are you actually behind financially or does it just feel that way? If you’ve ever looked around and thought everyone else has more money saved, less debt, a bigger retirement account, or their financial life figured out, this episode of the Rich Life Plan podcast will help you find out where you really stand. We’re breaking down the most important money numbers that show how the average American is actually doing financially, including net worth, emergency savings, retirement savings, credit car
What To Do If You Have No Retirement Savings in Your 40s (opens the original)
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If you’re in your 40s with little or no retirement savings, is it too late to catch up? In this episode of Rich Life Plan podcast, we build a realistic retirement plan for a 40-year-old starting almost from scratch including student loan debt, a future 401(k), Roth IRA, investing for beginners, and what to do when the stock market feels intimidating. Nina just turned 40 and has less than $1,500 sitting in old retirement accounts. She doesn’t have access to her new employer’s 401(k) yet, she rece
Why Smart Women Keep Investing in the Wrong People — And How to Stop (opens the original)
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Why do smart women keep choosing the wrong relationships even when they can see the red flags? Is it self worth, familiar relationship patterns, or something deeper? Erin has spent years investing in people for their potential instead of paying attention to who they are right now. She overlooks relationship red flags, forgives too much, fixes others, carries more than her share, and eventually finds herself repeating the same unhealthy relationship patterns. In this episode of the Rich Life Plan
What If You Built the Wrong Life? (opens the original)
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What do you do when you worked hard, got the degree, made the responsible choices—and still wonder whether you built the wrong life? That is the career decision Tyler is facing. Tyler has a degree in chemical engineering, but today she is working as a medical assistant and trying to decide what comes next. Should she go back to school for PA school or medicine? Return to chemical engineering and use the degree she already earned? Or consider something entirely different? On paper, Tyler is doing
What Not to Do When You Start a Business (opens the original)
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Emily quit her job and started her own massage therapy business after workplace burnout left her frustrated, angry, and desperate for a change. She wanted the freedom of being self-employed but she started her business without enough savings, a clear financial plan, or a reliable way to replace her previous income. Now her small business income changes from week to week, she is falling approximately $1,000 to $1,500 short every month, and she is struggling with credit card debt, missed payments,
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