Listeners share their incredible wins over the past year, highlighting personal transformations and financial victories that reflect the power of financial independence (FI)

Numeracy forms the cornerstone of sound financial decision-making, influencing everything from budgeting to investments. By mastering basic math concepts, individuals can gain a clearer understanding of their financial futures and make informed decisions. This episode dives into practical applications of numeracy in everyday life, enhancing overall financial literacy and empowering listeners to take control of their financial journeys.

Embark on a journey of self-discovery as you explore what financial independence truly means. The episode delves into personal values, the concept of Coast FI, and the power of aligning your career with your passions. By understanding what you truly desire, you can pivot away from societal expectations and design a lifestyle that resonates with authenticity, giving you the freedom to experiment and discover what genuinely fulfills you.

In today's volatile financial environment, effectively managing risks is more crucial than ever. This episode delves into the importance of understanding housing affordability and recognizing the impacts of market fluctuations, particularly within the crypto landscape. The hosts emphasize actionable strategies that empower listeners to control their financial destinies and build resilience amidst uncertainty.

This episode explores common sense spending guidelines for housing, emphasizing that individuals should ideally keep their housing costs between 25-35% of their after-tax income. By understanding these parameters, listeners can navigate fluctuating interest rates and housing costs while moving closer to financial independence. The hosts, Jonathan Mendonsa and Brad Barrett, share practical strategies and discuss how to avoid excessive debt, ensuring that housing choices align with personal financial goals.

Grocery shopping can easily become two things–a hassle and a large expense. After housing and insurance, your food budget can be one of the largest recurring expenses you face every month. Though you’ll still be saving a boatload over eating takeout or in restaurants, you can still eat up (pun intended!) far too much of your spending money on impulse purchases and food that goes to waste. Here are our best tips on how to save money at the grocery store.