What Advice Would You Give to an 18-Year Old You? RPF0016

Interview with Jacob Lund Fisker, Author of “Early Retirement Extreme: A Philosophical and Practical Guide to Financial Independence” RPF0025: This show is an interview with Jacob from The Early Retirement Extreme book and blog. Jacob is a former physicist who developed a plan that can help anyone, regardless of income, industry, or background, from where they are to financial independence in.. by Radical Personal Finance

186 min listen

RPF 0005 – The Ultimate Guide to Spending Money – How a smart person can optimize each and every buying decision to get maximum utility out of their money: Today's show gives you some questions to ask yourself when making some buying decisions and some tools to make more intelligent decisions. - Resources for today's show: - When is it okay for you to spend a lot of money? - by Radical Personal Finance

124 min listen

RPF 0009 – Why Your House is a Terrible Investment – Interview with James Collins from jlcollinsnh.com: Today's show topic is real estate and we'll be discussing why your house is a terrible investment, how to do a proper rent vs. own calculation, and other wealth building topics with our special guest, James Collins. It's certain to be challenging, by Radical Personal Finance

115 min listen

RPF 0002 – The first question in financial planning…what do you want?: Where do you start when thinking about financial planning? You have to begin with the end in mind (as Stephen Covey would say): What do you really want? Why do you want it? And then, how are you going to achieve it? - by Radical Personal Finance

26 min listen

RPF 0001 – Welcome to the Radical Personal Finance Podcast!: A brief introduction to the Radical Personal Finance Podcast, its purpose and goals, and an introduction to your host, Joshua Sheats. by Radical Personal Finance

30 min listen

A Comprehensive Guide to the Overall Process of Financial Planning for DIYers and Financial Planners (CFP® Board Job Task Domains) RPF0019: In today's show we use the CFP Board's "Job Task Domains" to frame the financial planning process as a helpful template for DIYers or as necessary information for financial planners. This framework and template is a comprehensive guide to the financia.. by Radical Personal Finance

80 min listen

The Forgotten History of Retirement: Who Actually Benefits When You Retire? RPF0013: In today's show we dig deep into the forgotten history of retirement. Have you ever wondered how we wound up with the retirement system today? Have you ever wondered what political movements led to the creation of things like mandatory retirement and t... by Radical Personal Finance

85 min listen

RPF 0004 – How to Save Huge Money on Your Cell Phone Bill (An Interview with I.P. Daley, the Tech Meshugana): Today's show is a comprehensive guide that will give you an incredible foundation in how to save big money on your cell phone bills. Our guest, I.P. Daley from www.techmeshugana.com shares his tips and techniques for how he has lowered all of his comm.. by Radical Personal Finance

129 min listen

RPF 0008 – Updates for the Show and a Conversation on The Problems and Solutions Facing Our Consumption-Based Society: Today's show is a conversation about the current status of the show, some of my mistakes and things I'm working on and it's also a casual conversation about what's really important. We talk about the problems and solutions facing our consumer society .. by Radical Personal Finance

56 min listen

What Can We Learn About Finance from Dumpster Divers, Freegans, Vagabonds and Hobos? RPF0033: Let's get a bit radical today, eh? How about some finance lessons from homeless people? :) I've been doing some reading lately on the radical side...books written by homeless people and vagabonds to see what I can learn. Today, by Radical Personal Finance

80 min listen

RPF 0006 – How to Afford Anything You Want in Life – An Interview with Paula Pant from AffordAnything.com: Today's show is an interview with Paula Pant, founder of Afford Anything. Paula is a journalist, globetrotter, entrepreneur, and investor who has traveled to nearly 30 countries before her 30th birthday. She owns six rental property units that passivel.. by Radical Personal Finance

65 min listen

RPF 0003 – Book Review and Commentary on “Early Retirement Extreme – A philosophical and practical guide to financial independence”: In this episode of the Radical Personal Finance Podcast, we dig into Jacob Lund Fisker's seminal book "Early Retirement Extreme" for a book review and commentary. - I love this book. I think it can serve as an overarching manual for designing your fin... by Radical Personal Finance

82 min listen

RPF 0007 – Strategies to Achieve Financial Independence at an Early Age – an interview with Brandon, the Mad Fientist: Today, we have an in-depth conversation with Brandon, the Mad Fientist. If all goes according to plan, Brandon should have enough money by the end of next year (2014) to never have to work again. He will be in his early 30s. - by Radical Personal Finance

121 min listen

RPF 0010 – You Are 100% Responsible For Your Income: You are 100% responsible for your income--both creating an income source and for the actual level of your income. In the US American context, you're paid exactly what you're worth in the marketplace. So, to make more, you have to be worth more. by Radical Personal Finance

48 min listen

Should I Stop Paying My Taxes On Moral Grounds? An Interview About War Tax Resistance with David Gross, author of “99 Tactics of Successful Tax Resistance Campaigns” RPF0017: In today's show we move over onto the more "radical" side of financial planning. Today's show is an interview with David Gross, author of "99 Tactics of Successful Tax Resistance Campaigns." - David worked as a computer programmer and lived a fairly n... by Radical Personal Finance

67 min listen

Introduction to the Radical Personal Finance Podcast – The [New] First Episode – RPF0011: Today's show is an introduction to the Radical Personal Finance Podcast. We discuss: My background with financial planning and financial planning media. My frustrations with the financial press. My philosophy that very little is right or wrong ... by Radical Personal Finance

69 min listen

FAQ: The Stock Market is At an All-Time High: Should I Wait for the Market to Go Down To Invest in Stocks? RPF0014: In today's show, we tackle a Frequently Asked Question about whether I should wait to invest in stocks because of where the market is at. - The Dow closed above 17,000 last week. Inevitably, here are the four articles you will see all week: - by Radical Personal Finance

51 min listen

It Couldn’t Be Done…And He Did It (RPF from the road) RPF0044: It Couldn’t Be Done BY EDGAR ALBERT GUEST Somebody said that it couldn’t be done But he with a chuckle replied That “maybe it couldn’t,” but he would be one Who wouldn’t say so till he’d tried. So he buckled right in with the trace of a grin by Radical Personal Finance

3 min listen

How to Eliminate Your Taxes! The Basic Foundation You Need to Understand To Do Good Tax Planning RPF0015: Beginning announcements: We're live in iTunes! Share this link please! http://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/radical-personal-finance-podcast/id896153632 I've set up an email list--please consider subscribing so you receive the full set of show note... by Radical Personal Finance

102 min listen

Friday Q and A-What Can I Do To Plan for My Parents’ Long-Term Care When They Don’t Have Any Money? RPF0023: I plan that Friday's show generally be a Q&A show and today, I planned to answer two questions: one about planning for long-term care needs and the other about what to do with a less-than-stellar 401(k) plan. - Unfortunately, by Radical Personal Finance

66 min listen

Stocks, Bonds, & Derivatives: What They Actually Are and How They Actually Work (Foundational Knowledge for All Investment Decisions) RPF0021: Would you like to know what stocks, bonds, and derivatives actually are and how they actually work? Listen to today's show to build your foundational knowledge so you're not fooled by faulty analysis of markets. - Join us as we discuss: - by Radical Personal Finance

77 min listen

An Introduction to the Statement of Financial Condition or Balance Sheet: A Powerful Tool in Financial Panning if you Understand How it Works! RPF0022: Many times people ask me where to start with the process of financial planning. Today's show answers that question. - If you were assigned to take over a failing business and you wanted to turn it around, you would begin by answering two questions: - by Radical Personal Finance

74 min listen

Discussion of the Permanent Portfolio: an Investing Strategy for All Economic Cycles (interview with Jake Desyllas) RPF0030: Many people have searched and searched for the holy grail of investing: a portfolio that provides a good return with low risk that can weather the economic storms, no matter what they be. Some feel that they have found it in The Permanent Portfolio. - by Radical Personal Finance

97 min listen

Exposing One of the Biggest Problems in Financial Planning: Nobody Retires! Ever! RPF0012: Today on the Radical Personal Finance Podcast, we deal with the elephant in the living room: Nobody ever retires! Especially those who can afford to! - Billionaires don't retire. Poor people can't retire (even though they desperately want to sometimes). by Radical Personal Finance

95 min listen

Why “Follow Your Passion” is the Wrong Career Advice (calling in sick today on RPF) RPF0028: Hey friends, I'm still not able to speak well enough to record a normal show but I wanted to make sure you have something thought-provoking to listen to. - The thought-provoking audio for today is from Cal Newport's speech at The World Domination Summ... by Radical Personal Finance

37 min listen

31: Basic First Steps to Starting a Business: I was recently speaking with a friend of mine who is in the process of starting a business. I was answering some of his questions when I realized how daunting it can be to start a business if you haven’t done it before. And how simple it seems... by Radical Personal Finance

33 min listen

What Advice Would You Give to an 18-Year Old You? RPF0016: Today's show is a bit more general and philosophy focused rather than technical. I decided to use a question from my Twitter exchange with Robbie this morning as the springboard for my show. @RadicalPF knowing what you know today. by Radical Personal Finance

67 min listen

Happiness & Money, Rising US Wages, Economic Patriotism, Top Jobs in Demand, Subprime Bubble in Used Cars, Unlimited Kindle for $10 a Month, Habits of the Wealthy, The Roth IRA Horse Race, and Building Up With Worn-Out Tools RPF0024: Monday's shows are variety shows with me sharing current events and commentary from this past week. The topics are wide-ranging and provocative! Enjoy! - Links mentioned in today's show: Discussion on happiness and money: New York City is the Most... by Radical Personal Finance

82 min listen

Would You Be Willing to Live in a Van While in College to Avoid Student Loans? Interview with Ken Ilgunas RPF0038: My guest on today's program is Ken Ilgunas, author of Walden on Wheels. - Ken paid off a "crushing $32,000 of student debt" from his undergraduate education by working odd jobs all across the country and vowed not to go into debt again. by Radical Personal Finance

77 min listen

Major Tax Planning Strategy #1 — Adjusting the Timing of Income for Maximum Effect RPF0036: In today's show, we tackle the first of the Big 3 tax planning strategies that you need to be aware of. As a refresher, here are the three basic tax planning strategies: Timing (deferring or accelerating taxable income and tax deductions) by Radical Personal Finance

70 min listen

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