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The Personal Finance Club Show

Jeremy Schneider and Jenn Mundia
Personal Finance
Investing
Index Funds
Real Estate
401(k)
Tariffs
Roth IRA
Stock Picking
Antitrust Laws
Estate Planning
Financial Advisors
Permanent Life Insurance
4% Rule
Inflation
Social Security
Fire Movement
Financial Independence
Tax Brackets
Health Savings Accounts
S&P 500

The Personal Finance Club Show makes personal finance and investing simple and fun. Each episode unpacks real-world money questions, viral financial claims, and major news headlines in clear, bite-sized pieces. Whether you're decoding your 401(k), getting started with index funds, or wondering if that viral TikTok money hack actually holds up, this show has you covered.

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Is the US stock bubble about to pop? What’s the best way to invest for your newborn? Do you have to wait until you’re 75 to enjoy your investments?

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Is your portfolio fake-diversified? Do taxes make real estate investing pointless? And should you buy this dip and get started investing? Let's find out!

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Is your 401(k) a terrible investment? Should you invest in Kalshi and Polymarket? And is Elon Musk cash poor? Let's find out!

Is the housing market wildly overpriced? Should you hire a CPA to file your taxes? Is the US tax code a billionaire a tax scam? Let's find out!

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Jeremy Schneider
Host of The Personal Finance Club Show
Jenn Mundia
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4.9 out of 5 stars from 73 ratings
  • Witty & Wealthy

    Love that you guys are putting all of this great info out here weekly- ad free! Whoa/Woah! Love the segments, host personalities, and topics. Don’t worry Jenn- my splurge if I had a lot of money was… once upon a time… black boots! Thanks CVS receipt guy! Love hearing your stories of personal and professional success. :) Please keep doing what you’re doing!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SassyMolassies
    United States5 days ago
  • Great hosts, need better content

    Really like both of the hosts and feel they have great chemistry. I just can’t listen to the show because the topics are so basic. A blend of some substance and topics that reach the masses would be good.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    MIT Kris23
    United States18 days ago
  • Must listen - fun and practical!

    Great show - practical information, reasonable comments about personal finance, and a really fun dynamic between Jeremy and Jenn! I look forward to it every week - please keep up the great work.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SeaSuCC
    United States21 days ago
  • Hilarious and informative!

    Jeremy and Jenn have great banter and I love listening to this show every week. I often find myself laughing out loud, and also being brought down to earth after hearing crazy news headlines about finance (“hot topics” segment). I wish everyone I knew listened to this because you can’t help but absorb the messages of slow and steady and responsible wealth building.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jessica_H_711
    United Statesa month ago
  • Need to know

    Everyone should listen to this! Jeremy has great advice and he really breaks the information down. Not sure a 5 year old would understand it…but if I do then they’re hitting the mark! Appreciate your consistency as I look forward to new info every Thursday. Thank you both!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Krae897
    United States6 months ago

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Audience appreciates practical, no-nonsense guidance and digestible explanations.
Guests and topics are seen as relatable and informative, with real-world usefulness.
Listeners value consistent, calm delivery and clear math in planning.

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Billionaire Tax Scams, Overpriced Houses, and the CPA Dilemma | Ep 42
Q: Is there a point when I should consider switching to an accountant or personal tax professional?
The hosts explain that for simple tax situations (e.g., around $50,000/year, single W-2, and few deductions) software like TurboTax is usually sufficient and cost-effective. As complexity grows—multiple income streams, real estate investments, multi-state filings, or impending major financial moves—a CPA can add value through planning, optimization, and audit defense, with ROI guiding the decision. For very complex setups or when the cost of a CPA is a small fraction of wealth, obtaining quotes and considering a local expert is sensible.
401k Scams, The Prediction Market Debacle, and Early Retiree Health Insurance | Ep 43
Q: What are your thoughts on investing in prediction markets like Kalshi and Polymarket?
They are fascinating forecasting tools but fundamentally gambling platforms with skewed profit distribution; not investment, and users should be aware of insider-trading risks and regulatory uncertainties.
Does Your Credit Score Matter, Retirement Tax, and @econwithkole | Ep 40
Q: Is it pre-tax or post-tax retirement spending the correct baseline for calculating a FIRE number, and how should taxes be modeled in retirement planning?
The hosts explain that taxes should be treated as an expense in retirement planning. They present scenarios showing how much to budget for taxes depending on whether money is in Roth, traditional, or taxable accounts, and suggest using a tax-aware projection or a flat-fee financial advisor to refine the numbers as you approach retirement.
ChatGPT Financial Advisor, Investing in Skittles, and Facebook Marketplace Flame War | Ep 41
Q: Asher in NYC asks about disability insurance and guaranteed renewables versus term, plus switching to whole life.
The hosts emphasize that disability insurance is a tool to mitigate unbearable risk, that term life is generally a sensible choice for young families, and that permanent life policies (like whole life) are often poor long-term value unless used very selectively to fill a specific gap.
SpaceX IPO Scandal, Living Off One Income, and Lump Sum Mortgage Payments | Ep 39
Q: Should a couple with a higher combine income live off one income to maximize long-term savings?
The hosts walk through tax-adjusted take-home pay, show how $6750 a month could sustain living on one income, and illustrate how investing the difference could grow substantially over time, but ultimately argue that whether to live on one income depends on happiness, job satisfaction, and retirement goals rather than math alone.

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Two practical, no-nonsense hosts break down real-world money questions, viral finance claims, and macro headlines through approachable explanations and relatable anecdotes. They pair actionable investing guidance (emphasis on index funds and low-cost strategies) with candid commentary on debt, real estate, retirement, and personal finance trade-offs, often inviting audience questions that drive concrete takeaways. A recurring strength is translating complex topics into bite-sized, repeatable principles, with a friendly, sometimes humorous tone that keeps listeners engaged across episodes. Noteworthy elements include clear debunking of hype, a balanced view on paying down debt vs investing, and a plug for practical tools and services that he... more

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