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This is a special episode where I am joined by a guest to debate a weird and fun topic. We each get 1 minute to argue our side and then you the listener get to decide who made the best argument!
Today we’ve brought special guest Bethany Bayles from The Money Millhouse Podcast on our Pop Up Debate to argue which gift is better – gifts cards or cash.
Allison Baggerly of Inspired Budget has joined Popcorn Finance to discuss separating facts and feelings on your journey to financial independence.
Allison and her husband paid off a total of $111,108 on two teachers’ salaries in four and a half years. Now she has built an online empire, helping others to do the same.
One thing that Allison is adamant about is that you will hit emergencies, mess-ups, set-backs, and general life chaos on a debt free journey.
Invest or Pay Off Debt? If you are in the process of trying to pay down debt, should you still contribute to your 401(k), or should you focus all of your power on paying down debt first and then contribute? This particular question is asked on a daily basis in the debt […]
Debt consolidation is one of those topics that makes me nervous. It can be a useful tool, but is also full of traps. Today’s guest Leslie Tayne is here to walk us through some of the pros and cons. PopcornFinance.com/Gazelle Buy certified, pre-owned devices for a fraction of the price!Offering everything […]
Listen & Subscribe Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Play Store | Stitcher Allison from InspiredBudget.com shares how she and her husband paid off $111,000 in Debt over the course of 4.5 years. They reached this huge accomplishment while living on two teacher’s salaries, having two kids and paying for childcare which we all know […]
Listen & Subscribe iTunes | Google Play Store | Stitcher | Spotify | Radio Public | Anchor Today we finish the third and final chapter of our $27,000 Debt Story. We discuss what changes we made to help pay down our debt faster, some financial regrets, and some advice we would give our younger selves. […]
Listen & Subscribe iTunes | Google Play Store | Stitcher | Spotify | Radio Public | Anchor Happy New Year! I asked you for your 2018 financial goals and you came through! This episode will be the first in a series highlighting the 2018 financial goals of members of the Popcorn Finance community. 2018 Goals […]
Listen & Subscribe iTunes | Google Play Store | Stitcher | Spotify | Radio Public | Anchor This week we pick up where we left off a couple of weeks ago on episode 032. In part 2 of my conversation with “K” we discuss some of the things that got us into over $27,000 in […]
Listen & Subscribe iTunes | Google Play Store | Stitcher | Spotify | Radio Public | Anchor Last week on episode 031, I sat down with Liz Weston of NerdWallet.com & AskLizWeston.com to discuss sharing your debt story. So this week I thought that it would only be appropriate for me to share my personal debt story. But […]
Listen & Subscribe iTunes | Google Play Store | Stitcher | Radio Public | Anchor I had the privilege to sit down with the one and only Liz Weston of NerdWallet.com and AskLizWeston.com. I first met Liz when she interviewed me and my wife for an article she was writing on the vicious debt cycle in […]
Listen & Subscribe iTunes | Google Play Store | Anchor | Radio Public Disclosure: Some of the links below are affiliate links, meaning at no additional cost to you, I will earn a commission if you click through and make a purchase. Alex & Cassie from TheThriftyCouple.com join me on today’s episode live from FinCon in Dallas, […]
Listen & Subscribe on iTunes | Google Play Store | Anchor | Radio Public | SoundCloud Andrea called in with a great question about whether or not she should pay off her credit cards if she received a large sum of money.