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Welcome to the Frug Life, a podcast on Frugal living and business. There are a lot of business podcasts and a lot of frugal living podcasts, why does the world need another one? Well, I am tired of the same interview format podcast many of these programs take.
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Investing for Children: Tax-Advantaged Accounts and Financial Aid (opens the original)
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This episode features Stephen Dissette Investment Advisor Representative with Horter Investment Management https://www.stephenddissetteandassociates.com/ About Stephen Dissette: Stephen Dissette is an investment advisor representative with Horter Investment Management. He is a graduate of Northwestern University and served as an officer in the United States Navy. As a young boy, Stephen watched his grandfather work until his final days, unable to retire. His father also had to work into his 70's
HSA vs FSA (opens the original)
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In this episode, Ricky breaks down the difference between Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs) and Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) in a simple, practical way. He explains when each account is useful, how they affect your taxes, and why they can be valuable parts of a personal finance strategy. What you’ll learn What FSAs and HSAs are How FSAs and HSAs differ Why an HSA can be especially powerful for long-term savings When an FSA might make sense for you A few common rules and quirks to know before c
The Psychology of Frugal Living (opens the original)
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Why Knowing Isn’t Doing: The Real Frugal Living ProblemIn this episode of The Frug Life, Ricky explores a common personal finance mystery: why do so many people know what they should do with money, yet still struggle to follow through? The answer, according to the episode, isn’t a lack of information — it’s behavior. From present bias to mental accounting to lifestyle creep, the discussion breaks down the psychological patterns that keep people from making frugal choices consistently.In this epi
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