Cele mai bune Expense Ratio podcast-uri (2024)

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Corporate Accounting | Cashflow | Expenses | Assets | Net Income | Gearing Ratio | Depreciation 6:18

12d ago6:18

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Corporate Accounting | Cashflow | Expenses | Assets | Net Income | Gearing Ratio | Depreciation | Expensing vs Capitalizing Understanding Key Concepts in Corporate Accounting In this episode of Corporate Accounting Unpacked, we tackle the fundamental concepts that every finance professional should know. Join us as we dissect cash flow, expenses, as…

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MtoM #190: Pediatric Dentist Hits Net Worth of $6 Million and Finance 101: Expense Ratios 24:56

12d ago24:56

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Today we are talking with a pediatric dentist who hit a net worth of $6 million dollars! He is barely over a decade out of training. He started out in general dentistry and realized pretty quickly he wanted to specialize to increase his earning potential and enhance his lifestyle. He is a supersaver who is working on increasing his spending. His ad…

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076. Investing terms you should know - ETFs vs. mutual funds, target date funds, expense ratios, dividends, market vs. limit orders, and more! 45:58

19d ago45:58

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Investing often seems more complicated than needed, so we’re explaining some key terms to help you better navigate the investing and financial world more confidently. We share which ones we think matter the most and what you should focus on as an investor. Andrew joins this week’s podcast as we talk about: - The difference between a stock and a bon…

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WCI #388: The Only Investment Guide You'll Ever Need With Andrew Tobias 1:08:36

2d ago1:08:36

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This episode we interview Andrew Tobias, the author of The Only Investment Guide You'll Ever Need, which has sold over a million copies and was influential in our financial education. We discuss financial plans, changes in the financial world during his career, crypto, venture investing, meme stocks, inflation, and high earners' financial mistakes.…

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MtoM #191: Cash Flowing a Medical and Doctorate Degree and Finance 101: High Yield Savings Accounts 33:07

5d ago33:07

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We have an incredible and inspirational couple on today. These two cash flowed both his medical school and residency as well as her Doctorate of Nurse Practitioning. They were committed to doing whatever it took to get through training debt free. They bred dogs, lived rent free in exchange for renovating whatever home they were in, ate from their g…

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078. Take back the holidays - 8 ways to spend less this holiday season 44:32

5d ago44:32

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The holidays have evolved into a time of the year overly focused on consumerism and spending money, but we encourage you all to take back the holidays and focus on what matters the most to you! We encourage you to reconsider how you’re spending the holidays and share tactical ideas to spend less on decor and gifts going into the holiday season. In …

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WCI #387: Common Sense Investing With Rick Van Ness 51:30

9d ago51:30

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This episode we interview prominent Boglehead published author Rick Van Ness. Rick has made a career of teaching financial literacy to the world. We review his ten principles for common sense investing as well as hear why Rick thinks bonds are worth investing in. He talks about his current passion, which we here at WCI understand, getting a financi…

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077. Listener Q&A - Debt, Savings, Windfalls, Deferred Compensation, Withdrawal Strategies, and more! 41:12

12d ago41:12

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This week, I’m answering your questions about debt, emergency savings, sudden windfalls, deferred compensation, withdrawal strategies, Andrew going vegan, monarch money, savings on kid's stuff, when to track your net worth estate planning, and more! In this week’s podcast, we talk about: - How to stay motivated while getting out of debt - How to ha…

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WCI #386: Changing the Narrative of Women and Money 1:06:27

16d ago1:06:27

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Today our podcast producer Megan is stepping in as host and is joined by longtime friend of WCI, SC Gutierrez. They are talking about why women are generally less involved in finances than men and what can be done about it. They discuss different ideas around how to get your partner more involved, regardless of their gender, in setting financial go…

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Basics of Money 💵 Evolution of money 💰: A Journey Through Time 🕰️ 21:16

17d ago21:16

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Basics of Money 💵 Evolution of money 💰 with Timeline 🕰️ "Money: A Journey Through Time" Ever wondered how we got from bartering goats to swiping cards? Join us on a fascinating journey through the evolution of money. This podcast explores the origins of money, its various forms throughout history, and the key milestones that shaped our modern finan…

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Key Learnings from Book “How Money Works” 5:21

18d ago5:21

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Key learnings from book how money works. Buy book from Amazon- https://amzn.to/3MYG66u https://www.sandhuvalueinvesting.com/2024/09/51-key-learnings-from-how-money-works.html

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MtoM #189: Emergency Medicine Doc Hits $2 Million Net Worth and Finance 101: HSAs 28:51

19d ago28:51

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Today we are talking with an ER doc who hit a $2 million net worth. He talks about the importance of him and his wife getting on the same page early and getting to work growing their net worth and getting rid of debt. His advice to you is consider geographic arbitrage, increase your savings every year and take advantage of loan forgiveness programs…

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WCI #385: Early Retirement Now With Big ERN 1:12:48

23d ago1:12:48

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Our guest in this episode is Dr. Karsten. He's the mind behind the Early Retirement Now blog. He completed a PhD in economics, worked for the Federal Reserve for a while and taught economics. He joined the research department of an investment manager and got a CFA designation. He spent 10 years there before punching out to live the FIRE lifestyle a…

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MtoM #188: Doc Finishes Student Loans One Year Out of Training and Finance 101: Stock Indexes 20:08

26d ago20:08

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This emergency doc paid off over $455,000 in less than one year! That huge number was a combination of undergrad and med school loans as well as some loans from his wife's education. They were on the same page from the beginning and agreed to set the goal of paying everything off within one year of completing training. They poured every dollar they…

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075. The cost of convenience - Is it worth it? 58:50

26d ago58:50

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In the tradeoff between your time and your money, we discuss whether it’s worth it to pay for convenience, from pre-cut food at the grocery store to having your house professionally cleaned to food delivery apps. We explore whether these conveniences are worth the extra expense, and we explore the pros and cons, share personal stories, and offer ti…

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WCI #384: Help Your Kids Build Wealth 41:29

1M ago41:29

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Today on the podcast we are talking about how to help your kids build wealth by funding Roth IRAs, HSAs, 529s, and employing them in your business. We also tackle questions about using brokerage accounts to get an attractive yield on cash, cash management accounts, and how to make sure you get your full match when you have a mandatory 403b contribu…

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MtoM #187: Pediatrician Pays Off $330,000 in Student Loans in 7 Years and Finance 101: The Basics of Asset Protection 23:04

1M ago23:04

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Today we are talking with a pediatrician who paid off $330,000 in 7 years. He talked about being mentally prepared for this to take a very long time. He refinanced his loans in 2019 and was making payments and trying to throw extra cash at them when he could. But when he sold his first house and moved to a new home he made enough on that sale that …

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074. An investing discussion: how to get started, are ESGs worth it, what to do when the market’s down, automating your investments, and more 50:07

1M ago50:07

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Investing feels overwhelming and complicated to many people, but it doesn’t need to be. It can be simple and easy to get started. Join us for a discussion on investing that we hope will help you get started and feel better on your investing journey. Erica joins this week’s podcast as we talk about: - Why investing is more simple than many make it o…

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Which is better? Mutual Fund or ETF. 22:45

1M ago22:45

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In this episode we are going to discuss about mutual funds and ETFs. Also know which is better? mutual fund or ETF. Also know about so many ETFs with their expense ratio, exit load, PE ratio, 1 Year return, 3-year return and 5 Year returns. We will discuss about ETFs to invest in large cap, midcap, small cap and theme basis sectors. We also discuss…

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WCI #383: The Politics of Student Debt Forgiveness 52:49

1M ago52:49

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Today Dr. Dahle opens by talking about the state of governmental student loan repayment programs and whether or not they are likely to be around for long. We then get into answering a variety of your questions including if a physician loan is a good idea, how to evaluate real estate deals, when it is a good idea to pay off your mortgage, if nursing…

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MtoM #186: Emergency Docs Get Back to Broke and Finance 101: Paying Off Your Mortgage 24:15

1M ago24:15

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This two emergency doc family is back to broke! They are focused on getting their finances right early and while she is the finance nerd they are both on the same page. She is still a fellow and he is one year out of training. They talk to us about why they have chosen to live in California. The biggest reason is that all of their family is there a…

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073. Grocery Savings Hacks: Where to shop, freezing food, and more! 29:04

1M ago29:04

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Groceries have been getting more expensive lately, but there are still plenty of simple, low-effort ways to save money on groceries. We share our best money-saving hacks for our family of five. Greg joins this week’s podcast as we talk about: - What we typically spend on groceries - Why we do most of our shopping at Aldi, Lidl, and Sam’s Club - How…

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WCI #382: The Behavior Gap with Carl Richards 1:01:49

1M ago1:01:49

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Today we are talking with Carl Richards. Carl is a Certified Financial Planner, author, podcaster and educator. He is one of the most influential voices in the financial planning world. The title of his book is The Behavior Gap. In this discussion we get into what the behavior gap is, how big it is, why it is so persistent and what we as investors …

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MtoM #185: Communications Pro Hits Quarter Million Dollars and Finance 101: Don't Time the Market 23:32

2M ago23:32

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Today we have a communications pro on the podcast who is only a few out of college and has already reached a net worth of a quarter million dollars. He attributes his success to his dad who taught him from a young age the power of compounding interest. In addition to traditional means of growing wealth he has had success dabbling in things like cry…

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072. The best financial advice no one wants to take: Move your money to a high-yield savings account already! 46:45

2M ago46:45

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Everyone should keep their savings, emergency funds, and extra cash in a high-yield savings account (HYSA) to optimize their money. High-yield savings accounts are paying as high as 5.5% interest and have been for over a year. Make sure you’re taking advantage of this and maximizing your growth potential! Liz joins this week’s podcast as we talk ab…

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WCI #381: Retirement Accounts and Asset Protection 45:59

2M ago45:59

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Today we answer questions about the Mega Backdoor Roth IRA, answer a few questions about 401(k)s, and discuss if it is worth not rolling an old 401(k) into your new one to provide some added asset protection. We talk about cash vs. bonds and how to evaluate your investment mix. Those questions and more on todays episode! Today’s episode is brought …

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MtoM #184: Orthopedist Hits $3 Million and Finance 101: You Don't Have to Invest in Everything 22:46

2M ago22:46

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This Orthopedist has grown his wealth to $3 million only 3 years out of training. He tackled his student loans quickly and started saving and investing aggressively. As we talk about regularly, a big income is super helpful but it doesn't get you anywhere if you aren't financially literate. He and his wife got on the same page early and put their h…

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071. Listener Q&A - Boring middles, making FI friends, investment strategies, kids, and more 36:07

2M ago36:07

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This week, I’m answering your questions about early retirement, investing, raising financially literate kids, making like-minded friends, and more! In this week’s podcast, we talk about: - Sitting in the boring middle of achieving FI - Enjoying the journey versus the destination - How do you know when you have enough money to retire - How to make F…

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WCI #380: Michael Kitces on the State of Financial Planning 1:19:39

2M ago1:19:39

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Today Dr. Dahle talks with Michael Kitces, creator of the popular blog Nerds Eye View. He is a CFP (along with many other designations) who has a passion for educating. His platform is huge and he knows more about financial planning and the financial planning industry than just about anyone out there. Today they tackle a range of topics with the hi…

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MtoM #183: Emergency Physician Family Pays off $311,000 of Student Loans in 11 Months and Finance 101: The Best Paying Hobby Out There 27:03

2M ago27:03

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This emergency doc paid off $311,000 in less than one year! He worked like crazy and picked up shifts every chance he could get. He and his family lived like residents and poured everything they could into the loans. He credits his wife and all she sacrificed to making this huge accomplishment possible. They are now excited to have him significantl…

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070. Save money by using what you already have 43:38

2M ago43:38

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This one thing can save you money, help the environment, declutter your house, and improve your mental health; it’s using the things you already have! We share practical tips and strategies for reframing your mind to focus on everything you already own inside your home before you allow yourself to acquire new things. Erica joins this week’s podcast…

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WCI #379: Contributing to Your Non Dependent Adult Child's HSA 41:24

2M ago41:24

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Today we talk more about the new Vanguard CEO and Ascensus acquiring Vanguards's individual 401(k) business. We answer a few questions about DAFs and if appreciated securities are a reasonable alternative to DAFs. We talk about donating real estate to charity and then get into detail about contributing to your non dependent adult child's HSA. Today…

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