Charles Duhigg, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and bestselling author, joins the podcast to discuss the importance of supercommunication in relationships and the significance of effective communication when discussing money with a partner. The podcast explores personal stories and provides tips for improving communication skills, emphasizing the value of vulnerability, humor, and understanding others' reactions. It highlights the positive impact of deep, meaningful connections in various areas of life.

Listener questions on topics like renting vs. selling a home, paying old credit card debt, bringing your own food to a restaurant for your kid, the pros and cons of buy now pay later services, and affordable home security are discussed in this episode.

Topics discussed in this episode include personalized retirement plans, armchair stock picking, Disney/Hulu/ESPN+ password sharing crackdown, money stress, payday lending on steroids, unethical Costco customers, uninsured motorist coverage, and reward redemption restraints.

Career coach Eliana Goldstein discusses red flags for job change, job hopping frequency, best job search sources, interview tips, making oneself visible when working from home, and more.

Topics discussed in this podcast include finding affordable cell phones that won't break in 2 years, teaching frugality over cheapness, and the question of borrowing money to jumpstart retirement investments.

This episode covers topics such as credit wins for renters, fake-free filing, and declining furniture quality. They discuss boosting credit scores for renters with Zillow and also touch on remote work challenges, a discounted superfood shake, estate planning, life insurance recommendations, and the decline in furniture quality. They also provide tips on banking, getting a discounted pizza, and the best TVs for streaming sports.

Guest George Kamel, personal finance expert, discusses topics such as getting out of debt, the normalization of debt, intentional purchases, and attending a live event with Dave Ramsey. They also touch on strategies for safe withdrawal rates in retirement and the decision to drink coffee instead of craft beer during the episode.

Topics discussed in this episode include career pivoting to day trading, life insurance alternatives, and predicting future stock market returns. The hosts also touch on the importance of controlling investments and discuss whether term life insurance is necessary for those without dependents. Additionally, they explore the risks and potential rewards of day trading stocks, emphasizing caution and strategic decision-making.

Topics discussed in this podcast include: 1% match by Robinhood, investing at all-time highs, active vs passive investing, the correlation of income and happiness, 'new' collar jobs, loud budgeting, rampant financial infidelity, employer student loan benefits, and bad bank behavior.

Gwen, a former member of the FIRE movement, discusses the challenges of mindlessly saving. They talk about the lack of space for hobby spending in the movement and whether spending more money leads to happiness. They also explore the importance of delaying consumption for long-term financial freedom and finding intentional hobbies. Gwen shares her experiences with the movement and the need for balance in personal finance.