
You can afford anything, but not everything. We make daily decisions about how to spend money, time, energy, focus and attention – and ultimately, our life. How do we make smarter decisions? How do we think from first principles? On the surface, Afford Anything seems like a podcast about money and investing. But under the hood, this is a show about how to think critically, recognize our behavioral... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 754 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EntrepreneurshipBusinessInvesting | |||

#709: Keith Wargo has spent decades navigating one of the most daunting financial planning challenges a family can face: raising a child with a developmental disability. He joins us to share what families need to know.
The financial stakes are signi... more
#708: What’s the smartest way to handle big financial transitions—when the stakes are high and the “right” answer isn’t always obvious?
Anonymous “Cyndi Jr.” is helping their 73-year-old mother relocate across the country and needs to decide how to ... more
#707: Joe and I traveled to the campus of Texas A&M University-Texarkana for a very special live recording. We were joined by Jay Davis, the Executive Director of Financial and Entrepreneurship Engagement, to answer questions from an incredible audie... more
#706: When the numbers look straightforward—but the rules, timing, and future are uncertain—how do you decide what to do next?
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KJ has $90,000 in student loans, a recent inheritance, and a lot of uncertainty around changing repayment policies, a... more
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First part of podcast focused on the "number" and the 4% rule. People automatically calculate what income they need using the 4% rule and the "number". But it does branch out to to very interesting topics that are not always discussed. BTW traveling is not always an effectve way to rejuvenate as you get older. Roth investments are fine if you have a 20 year or so timeline and if you are in 24% or less bracket. Thanks for not using the word trope.
What a gift to the world! I've been listening since it was the Money Podcast. It's changed my financial world for the better. Paul gives great advice, a refreshing summary of financial news, has great banter with Joe and is a stellar interviewer. Be sure to give it a listen!
I love Paula and Joe so much and have really enjoyed learning from this podcast! I’m in the insurance and financial services industry and appreciate the conversations that deep dive into topics. Their dynamic is respectful and fun and it’s apparent both have so much knowledge, along with truly building off of each others views and adds. As someone who listens to a lot of podcasts, these two are fabulous communicators and so well spoken which makes it so enjoyable. Paula has done a phenomenal job... more
I really enjoy the episodes with Joe but don’t love most of the interviews. I’m not sure why. Maybe because they are so long.
So glad I found your podcast! It is so insightful and thoughtful. I love the variety in the topics that you cover and how these diverse areas all relate back to my FI/living a Good Life journey. Thank you for your dedication to the quality of the information you share. I look forward to catching up and continuing to enjoy “what’s next”.
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Topics discussed across episodes center around the intersection of personal finance and critical decision-making. Emphasis is placed on the psychology behind financial habits, showcasing how behavioral economics influences our financial decisions. Episodes often include insights from experts in finance, economics, and behavioral psychology, enriching the conversation with their academic and practical knowledge. Notably, the podcast fosters a reflective approach to money management, challenging listeners to consider not just how to make money, but how to think more wisely about spending, investing, and overall financial behavior. Unique features include Q&A sessions that address listener inquiries directly, promoting active engagement and pe... more
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1. Andrew Ryan
2. Andrea Bowman Lustig
3. Jon McNeill
4. Jamie Hopkins
5. Nir Eyal
6. Bill Gurley
7. Dr. Ben Zweig
8. Liz Tran
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