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The Rich Habits Podcast is for anyone ready to take back control of their money by implementing new habits. Join Robert Croak and Austin Hankwitz every Monday, Thursday, and Friday as they break down personal finance, investing, entrepreneurship, and the real-life money habits that can help you get ahead. Robert is a decamillionaire entrepreneur with 30+ years of business experience and $300M+ in ... more

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Recent Guests

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Episode: 175: The Fantasy Finance Draft w/ The Money Guys
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Max Levchin
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Cassidy W.
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Episode: Q&A: Wedding Planning ($150K), AI Taking Your Job & $1.25M Invested
Damien E.
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Episode: 173: Your Business Bank Account Is a Liability

Hosts

Austin Hankwitz
Co-host; introduces episodes and discusses topics with Rob; provides practical financial guidance and personal experiences.
Robert Croak
Co-host; interview participant and host of Rich Habits Radar segments; long-time entrepreneur and wealth-building advocate.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 8.1k ratings
  • Financial education

    I love listening to your podcast and have not missed a single episode this year and going back and listening to the ones from previous years. You’ve opened my mind to wealth of financial knowledge that I so needed to make better decisions for myself and my family!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    RichaSood
    United States3 months ago
  • Risky advice

    Way too bullish on crypto and basically a big ad for NEOS funds. Some advice is solid but proceed with caution and know how to separate the advice into usable and risky.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Thart3dylan
    United States5 months ago
  • Incredibly valuable pod

    Easy to consume, solid financial advice for all levels of investors!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    lifer-invest
    United States6 months ago
  • Smart advice from smart people

    What a great podcast with really smart people talking about smart things to improve everyone’s financial literacy.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ristevens
    United States7 months ago
  • My go-to for advice

    Wonderful podcast with outstanding advice on a broad range of topics. The Q&A sessions are my favorite.

    Apple Podcasts
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    RyanMan1986
    United States8 months ago

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Overall, strong financial education with practical, actionable takeaways.
Some criticisms mention frequent ads and occasional audio quality issues.
Q&A and guest discussions are consistently valuable for investors at different levels.
The show is helpful for beginners and seasoned investors alike.
Listeners appreciate the clarity and real-world application of concepts.

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Q&A: Scholarship Brokerage Account, Interviewing Financial Advisors & Retiring at 46
Q: Anonymous listener asks about retiring at 46 with a mix of traditional retirement accounts and a bridge account, and whether to reduce 401(k) contributions to fund the bridge.
The recommended path is to pause non-matched 401(k) contributions, build a robust bridge account, and consider using flexible tax-efficient instruments to fund early retirement while avoiding penalties.
Q&A: Scholarship Brokerage Account, Interviewing Financial Advisors & Retiring at 46
Q: Ashley asks whether to cash out her 401(k) to pay down debt when changing jobs and how to balance debt repayment with retirement saving.
The guidance is to pause 401(k) contributions when there is no employer match, build a larger bridge account, and eventually reinvest aggressively in index funds to secure a strong retirement, highlighting the dangers of early withdrawals penalties and the value of zeroing out debt first.
Q&A: Scholarship Brokerage Account, Interviewing Financial Advisors & Retiring at 46
Q: Kevin asks about rolling a $100,000 city pension into a Roth IRA versus a traditional IRA and the timing of the rollover.
The panel discusses spreading the rollover over several years to stay in the same tax bracket, comparing after-tax outcomes of Roth versus traditional, and suggests a phased rollover to optimize taxes and retirement outcomes.
Q&A: Scholarship Brokerage Account, Interviewing Financial Advisors & Retiring at 46
Q: Jason asks how to handle $15,000 in credit card debt alongside a $1,100 biweekly investing schedule and whether to prioritize debt payoff over investing.
The advice is to stop trying to out-invest debt, to target high-interest debt first, consider pausing investments to pay down debt, and then reallocate toward an emergency fund and retirement accounts; the long-term projection shows substantial gains from investing once debt is under control.
Q&A: Scholarship Brokerage Account, Interviewing Financial Advisors & Retiring at 46
Q: Hallie asks how to invest $10,000 coming from a scholarship foundation into personal or foundation accounts over the next three years.
The hosts suggest parking the money in an S&P 500 index fund (VOO) and potentially adding QQQ if allowed, to avoid the risk of single-stock bets in a short timeframe, and emphasize transferring funds to a Roth or traditional account later as appropriate.

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The show consistently centers on practical personal finance, wealth-building, and investment literacy with a focus on actionable, no-hype guidance. Hosts explore topics from stock market strategies and ETFs to real estate, taxes, and retirement planning, often featuring listener Q&A and sponsor mentions to illustrate real-world applications. Notable strengths include clear, digestible explanations of complex ideas (e.g., covered-call strategies, equity compensation, and NEOS-driven income), a willingness to critique models, and a steady emphasis on disciplined habits as the path to financial independence. The format blends storytelling with tactical how-tos, making it useful for listeners at various stages of their money journey who want ta... more

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