Tim and Amy were frugal—or so they thought. They spent less than they earned, so they figured they were doing it right. But then they heard about financial freedom. Tune in to hear them discuss how they dialed in their spending and are now able to retire and travel the world!

Rich Jones and Marcus Garrett are the men behind Paychecks and Balances, a podcast aimed at helping Millennials figure out their finances. And they should know a little on the subject—both Rich and Marcus made some pretty epic money mistakes in their youth.

In this bonus episode of the BiggerPockets Money Podcast, we brought Kristy and Bryce from Millennial Revolution back to dive into the topic of building a financial runway. If you’re looking for additional reassurance that early retirement is possible, this episode is what you’ve been looking for.

If you’re yearning for another option outside the traditional career path and wish you had the time and resources to see all of the faraway places on your list, tune into this episode—and get inspired.

In today’s episode, we chat with Eric Brotman, CEO of BFG Financial Advisors, who discusses his top 6 ways to reduce taxable income. Eric dives deep into each of these 6 methods, taking time to explain the ins and outs of each one and sharing how to maximize their benefits—both now and for your f...

Today, Scott and Mindy go guest-less to recap and review the things they’ve learned over the first year of podcasting. Looking for change your financial situation in 2019? THIS is the episode that can start you down the path to financial freedom.

Roger Whitney learned early on that your life doesn’t always cooperate with your plans. The passing of his mother – who had always worked hard and saved for ‘later’ made him realize that ‘later’ doesn’t always happen. So he set out to create a life he loves – and NEVER wants to retire from. But R...

Carlos Fuego is an emergency room doctor with a superpower—the ability to realize that money doesn’t buy happiness. Carlos is now living his best life, practicing the amount of medicine he wants to, when he wants to, and leaving in time to be home with the kids and help his wife run the household.

Patrice Washington was flying high in 2006, with the multi-million dollar real estate company she had started with her husband practically printing money. But 2007/2008 came, and things went south fast. Bankruptcy doesn’t have to define you, and this episode is an excellent example for anyone sta...

Today, Hari shares his experiences with his mother’s passing and how discussing it before she died made it easier for him to manage her estate afterwards. He shares some REALLY great tips for ways to handle an estate, including having all your documents in order and having a will.

Anthony Ongaro had a habit. Every time he had a bad day, every time life wasn’t amazing, he opened up his online shopping site, and one-click purchased something. Are you feeling overwhelmed by your “stuff”? This episode can give you the direction you need to get started.

Today, Jim shares his “big money wins”—unique, one-time ways to save larger sums of money or ways to get more bang for those bucks. He even has a tip we’ve never heard before! (We’re  not going to reveal it here, you’ll have to listen!)