
45 million downloads. One question: what does it actually take to build wealth?
Each week, Paula Pant brings in economists, investors, business leaders, authors, and researchers to dig into the five pillars of financial freedom — financial psychology, increasing income, investing, real estate, and entrepreneurship. Deep insights rooted in economics and behavioral finance. First-principles thinkin... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 808 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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A bond fund that lost 38% feels like proof you should have bought individual bonds instead. But individual bonds would have lost value too; you just wouldn’t get a statement telling you so.
Former financial planner Joe Saul-Sehy joins Paula to answe... more
#761: Roughly 3 million Americans who own private businesses — car dealerships, beer distributors, dental practices — are collectively worth more than ten times the entire Forbes 400. Most of them didn't start rich, and you've probably never heard of... more
#760: A couple in their late 30s and early 40s with $1 million invested may never need to save another dollar for retirement, because left alone, that money could grow to about $4 million. The harder question isn't the money. It's which of them keeps... more
#759: At 19, Jaspreet Singh bought a rental for $8,000. What followed was a nightmare tenant, a lawsuit, and a later house stripped of its copper, and it taught him what the real estate books leave out.
Jaspreet is the founder of Minority Mindset, a... more
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Paula Pant is hands down my favorite podcaster, regardless of the topic! I’ve been listening to her for nearly a decade, and she never gets old. She’s an incredibly thoughtful, insightful, and thorough interviewer who consistently asks the questions I’m hoping she’ll ask—and often ones I wouldn’t have thought of myself. I especially love her Q&A episodes with Joe. Their dynamic is fantastic, and I always come away having learned something new. Can’t recommend this podcast highly enough!
I get most of my book recommendations from being inspired by the authors that Paula interviews. The one with Marisa Franco and her book on worth has been one I have listened to on repeat. The psychology of money is such an important topic and this particular episode gets to the bottom of why our money psychology can hurt all our relationships - including our financial ones and how we see success. I can’t express enough how much you should listen to Paula. The recap at the end is particularly he... more
First off, I’m a fan of this show. Thank you for the sound advice. One comment on the rental property episode - 100% agree on hiring a manager, but finding a responsive, competent manager ca be a challenge and a headache in itself. Any advice? Thx.
This is the only podcast I listen to every single episode. Paula and Joe explain money concepts so clearly on the Q&A episodes. The interview style episodes always get me excited about that person’s ideas. And the first Friday episodes are my favorite way to get economic news. Thank you Paula!
I’ve listened to Paula since at least 2014, and to this day Afford Anything is one of my favorite podcasts in the wealth and self improvement space. The guests are all high quality and the interviews are compelling, but more than that is how absolutely down to earth Paula is in her perspective on money, time management, and even politics. She’s such a realist at the end of the day, and it’s a great touch-grass kind of vibe that’s only improved with time.
I’ll subscribe until she rolls up the sh... more
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This show targets financially curious listeners who want rigorous, first-principles guidance on building wealth across five pillars: psychological factors in money decisions, income growth, investing, real estate, and entrepreneurship. Episodes often feature experts—from cybersecurity and VC to wealth planning and leadership—that dissect real-world trade-offs, quantify trade-offs, and offer practical frameworks (e.g., coast FI, tax buckets, and estate planning). A notable strength is blending data-driven analysis with accessible storytelling, case studies, and actionable steps, making complex topics like housing supply, venture finance, and behavioral finance approachable for serious, long-horizon financial planning. The format tends to mix... more
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