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BiggerPockets Money

BiggerPockets Money
Financial Independence
Real Estate
Personal Finance
Retirement Planning
Fire Movement
Investment Strategies
Investing
4% Rule
Real Estate Investment
Budgeting
Coast FIRE
Real Estate Investing
House Hacking
Early Retirement
Debt Management
Fire
Savings Rate
Stock Market
Entrepreneurship
Side Hustles

For those who have money… or want more of it!

Join Mindy Jensen and Scott Trench (from BiggerPocketsMoney.com) weekly for the BiggerPockets Money Podcast. Each week, financial experts Mindy and Scott interview unique and powerful thought leaders about how to earn more, keep more, spend smarter, and reach financial independence.

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What if you had $1 million invested for financial independence at just 36, but still worried that buying a home could derail your early retirement plans? Cheryl and her family have two young kids, a $1 million FI portfolio, and big goals: reach Coast... more

How much can you safely withdraw in early retirement, and is the 4% rule still a good guideline? Ben Felix breaks down portfolio risk, asset allocation, bonds vs. stocks, flexible spending, and the psychological side of investing in retirement.

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Is house hacking still a good strategy for reaching financial independence in 2026? Scott Trench and Evan Lawler break down a real house-hacking opportunity, looking at mortgage costs, cash flow, market conditions, sold properties, and how to systema... more

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How much do you actually need to retire, and once you get there, how do you turn your portfolio into income without running out of money? In this episode, Christine Benz from Morningstar joins us to talk about one of the biggest challenges of early r... more

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Recent Guests

Naseema McElroy
Founder of Financially Intentional; labor and delivery nurse; author
Financially Intentional
Episode: Naseema Went Bankrupt at 25, Became a Single Mom at 30, and Built $1.3M by 45
Eli Breece
Founder of Dividendology, former real estate analyst focused on dividend growth investing
Dividendology
Episode: Dividend Investing vs Index Funds: Which Is Better for Financial Independence?
Aswath Damodaran
Professor of finance at New York University
New York University
Episode: Aswath Damodaran: Why AI Needs $10 Trillion in Revenue to Work
Alex Preziosi
Real estate agent; North Jersey area specialist; previously discussed FIRE journey on the show
Self-employed real estate agent
Episode: How She Built a $1 Million Net Worth and Quit Her Job Before 35
Alex Smereczniak
Founder of Franzy, experienced franchise operator
Franzy
Episode: How to Buy a Franchise: What You Need to Know Before Investing
Ashley Kehr
Liquor-store owner, Buffalo-area real estate investor, Real Estate Rookie host
Self-operated liquor store in North Collins, NY
Episode: Both Own Liquor Stores. One Makes $300K. The Other Makes $2.5M. What Went Wrong?
Tim Delaney
Liquor-store owner who bought a store and scaled it
Elma Wine and Liquor (Buffalo, NY area)
Episode: Both Own Liquor Stores. One Makes $300K. The Other Makes $2.5M. What Went Wrong?
Nic Morales
Real estate investor, on BiggerPockets; head of multiple real estate ventures
BiggerPockets (portfolio and management firm)
Episode: The Brutal Cost of $50M in Real Estate by Age 31
Dave Siemens
Professional musician, lifeguard, and serial side hustler turned millionaire
Independent, music careers, TCPA lawsuit side hustle
Episode: 5 Kids, Modest Income, and $1M Net Worth in 7 Years

Hosts

Mindy Jensen
Host of BiggerPockets Money Podcast (real estate + personal finance, family-focused).
Scott Trench
Co-host with a focus on disciplined investing, FIRE frameworks, and real estate insight.

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 4.2k ratings
  • Tangible content, exceptional delivery every time!

    It is so obvious that Scott and Mindy work tirelessly to provide tangible, useful, high-quality content for the show. Thank you to Scott and Mindy and the team for all of your hard work! My family benefits in big ways!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Stacy, TX
    United States2 months ago
  • Thank you!

    I love this podcast! Mindy and Scott balance each other so well and their content keeps me listening week after week as it evolves with the times and tackles the pertinent issues of today. I am especially grateful that they gift the audience with their transparency - whether it be around portfolio makeup and networth (Mindy) or concerns around valuations and investment decisions (Scott)…they are real people and super relatable. Thank you for all you do!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Suzanne Marshall
    United States2 months ago
  • Fantastic FIRE Podcast

    One of the best podcasts for FIRE. Scott and Mindy are a wealth of knowledge, and I’ve learned a ton over the years listening to them break down problems, analyze personal finance situations, and share FIRE strategies. You can tell how passionate they are about helping others.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ZN413
    United States2 months ago
  • Terrible Investment Advice

    The majority of their portfolio is in Tesla and SpaceX. No diversification and no cash. Don’t follow the hosts advice! Their net worth is due to luck and far too much risk for the everyday investor.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    TheCM3
    United States2 months ago
  • Oh Mindy

    This podcast lately is a lot of episodes about Mindy crying about what to do with her wealth. She did good. She has some tax liability. Boo hoo. She can afford it. We’ve listened to multiple episodes about Mindy whining about the problems her wealth has brought her. She had Ramit Sethi weigh in, now the money guys, and Scott constantly analyzing her situation. It’s tiresome to have so many episodes about Mindy’s wealth and the things she wishes she had done in the past. We all live and learn alo... more

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    r4drk
    United States2 months ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Positive feedback on the depth of financial planning and actionable takeaways.
Listeners appreciate tangible, data-driven FIRE guidance and practical real-world examples.
Some critique ads and pacing; guests sometimes wish hosts voice more space for experts.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Naseema Went Bankrupt at 25, Became a Single Mom at 30, and Built $1.3M by 45
Q: How did you manage risk and still grow wealth during the years of moving and life upheaval?
She stayed disciplined with maxing retirement accounts, used house hacking to reduce living costs, and kept investments steady even when work situations changed, which sustained net worth growth.
Naseema Went Bankrupt at 25, Became a Single Mom at 30, and Built $1.3M by 45
Q: What was the turning point that pushed you to start taking control of your finances?
Realizing there was no way out of the debt cycle without changing daily behaviors; she committed to budgeting, paying herself first, and leveraging education and podcasts to shift her money narrative.
Dividend Investing vs Index Funds: Which Is Better for Financial Independence?
Q: What is the role of dividend ETFs like DGRO and SCHD in this strategy?
Dividend growth ETFs provide diversified exposure to established, cash‑flow‑rich companies with growing dividends, helping to implement the strategy without picking individual stocks; they're used as practical vehicles for the framework.
Dividend Investing vs Index Funds: Which Is Better for Financial Independence?
Q: Can dividend growth be a viable strategy for early retirement, and what are the required capital considerations?
Yes, but it requires a larger capital base and time to let yields on cost compound; the approach focuses on yield on cost growing over time so withdrawals can be funded by growing dividends, not just current yield.
Dividend Investing vs Index Funds: Which Is Better for Financial Independence?
Q: How do you determine when to exit a dividend growth investment that no longer fits the criteria?
Exit decisions hinge on deteriorating free cash flow, payout safety, or a breakdown in the ability to grow dividends, rather than simply price changes. Risk management includes evaluating payout ratios and cash-flow coverage.

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The show targets listeners serious about financial independence and early retirement, delivering intermediate to advanced personal finance strategies. Episodes routinely cover real estate, stock investing, tax optimization, withdrawal sequencing, and lifestyle design, with a strong emphasis on practical frameworks, data-driven budgeting, and FIRE-friendly planning. Notable strengths include a transparent host duo who blend numbers with personal narratives, guest experts from real estate, military benefits, and fintech, and regular sponsor integrations that showcase tools and services for proactive money management. The format often combines case studies, tactical takeaways, and long-range planning to help listeners move from theory to actio... more

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