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The Personal Finance Club Show makes personal finance and investing simple and fun. Each episode unpacks real-world money questions, viral financial claims, and major news headlines in clear, bite-sized pieces.
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- Sep 17, 2026
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Don’t Pay Your Debt, Bonds Surge, and Are Mortgages Anti-Millionaire? | Ep 53 (opens the original)
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In Episode 53 of the Personal Finance Club Show, Jeremy and Jenn kick things off with a game of "Name That Celeb" during banter before jumping into "Scroll Patrol" to react to trending online money advice. In "Hot Topics," they tackle bond yields and demystify how bonds work, defining key concepts like principal, coupon rates, and market price. Jeremy explains why bond values fluctuate inverse to interest rates and highlights why holding simple, self-cleansing bond index funds beats trying to pi
Reddit in the S&P, VOO vs VTI, and Momentum Index vs. Global Index | Ep 52 (opens the original)
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In Episode 52 of the Personal Finance Club Show, Jeremy and Jenn kick off with "Scroll Patrol" before diving into the big news in "Hot Topics": Reddit joining the S&P 500. They break down what it takes for a company to join the benchmark index, who got booted to make room, and how often additions and removals actually happen. They also highlight the self-cleansing nature of index funds, showing why holding total market indices allows investors to automatically benefit from top performers over ti
Girl Retirement Math, Investing On Margin, and A Letter From Guam | Ep 51 (opens the original)
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In Episode 51 of the Personal Finance Club Show, Jeremy and Jenn share pre-FinCon banter before opening "Scroll Patrol" to review online money trends. Moving into "Hot Topics," they tackle the dangerous reality of investing on margin, explaining how leverage amplifies both gains and losses. Jeremy breaks down current high-margin borrowing rates and shares a cautionary story of a real estate investor who lost everything using high leverage to warn listeners against gambling with borrowed cash.In
NYC Wealth Tax, Down Payment Percent, College Boyfriend’s Financial Tips | Ep 50 (opens the original)
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In this episode of the Personal Finance Club Show, Jeremy and Jenn kick off the episode with some back-to-school banter about supply budgets before jumping into "Scroll Patrol" to break down viral financial advice. Next, they take a deep dive into the "Hot Topics" segment to analyze NYC’s proposed wealth tax on non-primary residences. Jeremy walks through how tax structures historically favor the ultra-wealthy, highlighting real-world math on wealth inequality where the top 1% holds 35% of all h
Slow-Paying the IRS, Fidelity ETFs, and Is It Time For You To Buy A House? | Ep 49 (opens the original)
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In this episode of the Personal Finance Club Show, Jeremy and Jenn kick things off with a discussion about childhood allowances before jumping into "Scroll Patrol" to react to online advice from Drew Lee (Dollars with Drew). They then tackle the hot topic on everyone's mind: is now actually a good time to buy a house? Jeremy breaks down why trying to time the market is a losing strategy, sharing a story about long-term real estate success to show why consistent action and solid financial rules m
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