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Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 708 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | InvestingEducationBusinessSelf-Improvement |
Quint and Allie discuss paying for college versus setting yourself up for the future.
Quint and Logan talk about valuing different asset classes and adding those to your portfolio.
Allie and Quint talk about when you might need professional help during tax season.
Quint and Logan think through the best ways to create passive income.
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I realized I’m listening to podcasts on happiness and health, but hadn’t started one on money. I wanted to find a non-marketing pitch podcast on investing and everything else and I’m a diy grrl financially, so this rocks! 2025: so inspired by the newest Back to Basics episodes. Love the additions of Logan and Allie (especially, she rocks!)
The tone of Welcome back at the beginning of each show annoys me. Half the show is banter and other half has some useful content. Can listen on 3x speed but not worth it with other financial shows that cut to the chase.
Too much chattering around the really great subjects they choose to talk about. Would be great if they were getting to the point quicker.
Almost all of the info is relevant to my financial situation in Canada. I enjoy the show.
For a 17-minute episode, it was 6 minutes of talking about Chick-fil-a sandwiches at the beginning. I kid you not. I'd encourage people to listen to older material if it comes up in a search, but I don't see subscribing being valuable.
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