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Why You Should Never Fear A Recession: Monday Money Tip 332
In this enlightening episode of the Monday Money Tip Podcast, hosts Joe and Megan dive deep into the often-misunderstood topic of economic recessions. Join them as they explore the reasons why you shouldn't fear a recession and how it can actually present unique opportunities for growth and financial resilience.
Discover practical tips on how to navigate uncertain economic times, the importance of maintaining a positive mindset, and strategies to leverage a recession to your advantage. Whether you're a seasoned investor or just starting your financial journey, this episode is packed with insights that will empower you to face economic challenges with confidence.
Tune in and learn how to turn fear into opportunity!
Sources:
www.nber.org/research/business-cycle-dating/business-cycle-dating-procedure-frequently-asked-questions
www.forbes.com/advisor/investing/how-long-do-recessions-last/
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How to Make Your Emergency Fund Last Longer - Monday Money Tip 331
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🌟 Maximize Your Emergency Fund! 🌟 In this episode of the Monday Money Tip Podcast, financial experts Joe and Megan dive deep into strategies to stretch your emergency fund further than ever before. 💰 Whether you're facing unexpected expenses or planning for future uncertainties, these practical tips will empower you to manage your finances with confidence. Discover how to prioritize spending, c...
Increase Your Net Worth: Strategies for Early Retirement Monday Money Tip 330
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In this episode of the Monday Money Tip Podcast, we dive deep into effective strategies to boost your net worth and pave the way for an early retirement. Whether you're just starting your financial journey or looking to refine your approach, we’ve got actionable tips and insights to help you achieve your goals. Join us as we discuss: - Key investment strategies to grow your wealth - The importa...
Unlocking Real Estate Opportunities: Insights with Pastor Brandon Bilbo: Monday Money Tip 329
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Join Megan and Joe in this week's Monday Money Tip podcast as they dive into the transformative journey of real estate investing. Special guest Pastor Brandon Bilbo shares his unique perspective on the opportunities within the real estate market and how it can serve as a powerful tool for financial growth and community impact. Whether you're a seasoned investor or just starting out, this episod...
Should a Market Downturn Change Your Retirement Plans? Monday Money Tip 328
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🌟 Episode Alert! 🌟 Dive into this week's episode of the Monday Money Tip Podcast where we tackle a question on everyone's mind: "Should a Market Downturn Change Your Retirement Plans?" 📉💼 Join us as we explore the impact of market fluctuations on your retirement strategy and provide actionable tips to keep your financial future secure. Whether you're just starting to save or are nearing retirem...
Retirement, Tipping & Credit Card Confessions: Reading Your Comments! Monday Money Tip 327
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Retirement, Tipping & Credit Card Confessions: Reading Your Comments! Monday Money Tip 327
How To Build Wealth on Low Income: Monday Money Tip 326
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How To Build Wealth on Low Income: Monday Money Tip 326
Can You Retire Without A Million Dollars?! Monday Money Tip 325
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Can You Retire Without A Million Dollars?! Monday Money Tip 325
Why Your Budget Isn't Working Out: Monday Money Tip 324
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Why Your Budget Isn't Working Out: Monday Money Tip 324
Laughing Through Finance: Joe & Craig's Hilarious Take!
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Laughing Through Finance: Joe & Craig's Hilarious Take!
The Election's Impact on the Economy: Monday Money Tip 323
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The Election's Impact on the Economy: Monday Money Tip 323
Combat Rising Food Costs - Monday Money Tip 322
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Combat Rising Food Costs - Monday Money Tip 322
Joe & Craig's Hilarious Reactions to Viral Financial Clips
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Joe & Craig's Hilarious Reactions to Viral Financial Clips
The Ultimate Guide to Roth IRA Contribution Limits 2024: Monday Money Tip 321
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The Ultimate Guide to Roth IRA Contribution Limits 2024: Monday Money Tip 321
Debunking Investment Myths: Monday Money Tip 320
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Debunking Investment Myths: Monday Money Tip 320
How to Secure Your Wealth in 2024: Financial Storms Survival Guide. Monday Money Tip 319
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How to Secure Your Wealth in 2024: Financial Storms Survival Guide. Monday Money Tip 319
Is 50:30:20 the Right Financial Formula? Monday Money Tip 318
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Is 50:30:20 the Right Financial Formula? Monday Money Tip 318
Scaling Financial Peaks: Lessons from the Mountain Part 1
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Scaling Financial Peaks: Lessons from the Mountain Part 1
4 Smart Budgeting Hacks to Transform Your Finances! Monday Money Tip 317
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4 Smart Budgeting Hacks to Transform Your Finances! Monday Money Tip 317
The Truth About Day Trading: Should You Take the Risk? Monday Money Tip 316
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The Truth About Day Trading: Should You Take the Risk? Monday Money Tip 316
Redeeming Financial Regrets: Money Message
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Redeeming Financial Regrets: Money Message
Avoiding a $1,000,000 Mistake: Lessons Learned in Personal Finance and Investing. MMT 315
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Avoiding a $1,000,000 Mistake: Lessons Learned in Personal Finance and Investing. MMT 315
Crushing Myths: Should I get a HELOC / Credit Card Consolidation? Monday Money Tip 314
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Crushing Myths: Should I get a HELOC / Credit Card Consolidation? Monday Money Tip 314
Retirement Reality: Raising Retirement Age. Monday Money Tip 313
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Retirement Reality: Raising Retirement Age. Monday Money Tip 313
Exploring Real Estate Investment Strategies - BRRRR Technique: Monday Money Tip 312
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Exploring Real Estate Investment Strategies - BRRRR Technique: Monday Money Tip 312
The Journey to Building an Emergency Fund: Monday Money Tip 311
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The Journey to Building an Emergency Fund: Monday Money Tip 311
"Personal Finance Tips" vs. Reality: Are these tips effective or just hype?Monday Money Tip 310
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"Personal Finance Tips" vs. Reality: Are these tips effective or just hype?Monday Money Tip 310
How to Create Personal Budget in Excel for 2024: Monday Money Tip 309
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How to Create Personal Budget in Excel for 2024: Monday Money Tip 309
Is Tipping OUT OF CONTROL?! Monday Money Tip 308
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Is Tipping OUT OF CONTROL?! Monday Money Tip 308
Mastering Debt: Loans vs. Credit Card Debt Explained! Monday Money Tip 307
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Mastering Debt: Loans vs. Credit Card Debt Explained! Monday Money Tip 307

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  • @mattheweanfeldman
    @mattheweanfeldman 19 днів тому

    Do you have a video on how to calculate your retirement number?

    • @iwbnin
      @iwbnin 19 днів тому

      We certainly do! You can check that out here: ua-cam.com/video/k82jVdb4moI/v-deo.html

  • @jaredthomas9246
    @jaredthomas9246 23 дні тому

    Just because you picked a synonym for expense doesn't make it revolutionary. Plus spending all you make is bad advise. If that wasn't your intent then maybe make a better cut of your production for shorts.

    • @iwbnin
      @iwbnin 23 дні тому

      Spending includes "spending" into savings and investments. Thanks for commenting! - Joe

    • @jaredthomas9246
      @jaredthomas9246 23 дні тому

      @@iwbninThe short doesn't make that very clear. Savings typically not seen as an expense.

  • @lonewolf4870
    @lonewolf4870 23 дні тому

    Shouldn't it be more like income minus outgoing equals any positive number? Ideally saved until your emergency fund is fully funded then invested for your future?

    • @iwbnin
      @iwbnin 23 дні тому

      Outgo includes "spending" money into savings and investments - we encourage people to view saving and investing as bills that is owed to ourself! - Thanks for commenting! - Joe

    • @lonewolf4870
      @lonewolf4870 22 дні тому

      Ah yes that makes much more sense. I fully approve and support this message. Not that you need my approval. I don't believe that financial literacy is taught nearly enough to anyone these days, keep it up

  • @mattheweanfeldman
    @mattheweanfeldman 26 днів тому

    Not being handy, I have always stayed away from real estate

    • @jsangl1
      @jsangl1 26 днів тому

      That’s where property management provides a valuable service!

  • @TexasAristocrat
    @TexasAristocrat 27 днів тому

    This was the best advise I came across

    • @iwbnin
      @iwbnin 23 дні тому

      Thank you! - Joe

  • @1129402
    @1129402 Місяць тому

    Easy money. Keep in mind the interest is counted as capital gain, and pay taxes on it at the end of the year.

    • @iwbnin
      @iwbnin Місяць тому

      Great point. That interest will be automatically reported to the IRS, so be sure to include it on the tax filing! - Joe

  • @seaherne
    @seaherne Місяць тому

    Then... Petition for a liveable minimum wage?

    • @iwbnin
      @iwbnin Місяць тому

      I'm all for servers receiving a basic minimum wage that allows them to be compensated more fairly and less reliant on tips. - Joe

  • @scottfillingane2104
    @scottfillingane2104 Місяць тому

    I am an informed voter. That's why I vote Republican. TRUMP 2024!

    • @iwbnin
      @iwbnin Місяць тому

      Thanks for commenting! - Joe

  • @dersuchtie01
    @dersuchtie01 Місяць тому

    Vote for trump

    • @captaincanada5139
      @captaincanada5139 Місяць тому

      Is a vote for Fascism !

    • @iwbnin
      @iwbnin Місяць тому

      Thanks for commenting. - Joe

    • @dersuchtie01
      @dersuchtie01 Місяць тому

      @@captaincanada5139 the fuck you mean fascism have you any idea what that is?

  • @Thecuntfacekilla
    @Thecuntfacekilla Місяць тому

    Well with so many states being absentee only ballots voting pretty much doesn't matter anymore all they need is your number they will allocate your vote wherever they want it to go

  • @Jack-oc5ty
    @Jack-oc5ty Місяць тому

    Why would you penalize the server for something beyond their control? You're tipping the sever for quality of service. I always tip the server. The amount of the tip is dependent on quality of service and congeniality.

  • @FarmallFanatic
    @FarmallFanatic Місяць тому

    John your twin brother?

  • @nickarceo1802
    @nickarceo1802 Місяць тому

    Reminder with trump tax cuts, we're still in a deficit every year. With Harris' unrealized gains tax, we're still in a deficit. We need a leader that comes at us with the hard truth, not a joyful party which is what political rallies have felt like in recent years.

    • @iwbnin
      @iwbnin Місяць тому

      No joke! We need a balanced budget! - Joe

  • @concious.co-parent16
    @concious.co-parent16 Місяць тому

    The world doesn't exist anymore.

  • @myekamcleod1310
    @myekamcleod1310 Місяць тому

    And mind you been in the red since I was born 2001

    • @iwbnin
      @iwbnin 23 дні тому

      No joke. It's got to change! - Joe

  • @dave-in-nj9393
    @dave-in-nj9393 Місяць тому

    every man, woman and child in the USA OWES $94,594 dollars to the Feds. 5 trillion budget ? Every man. woman and child owes $1,5015 THIS YEAR towards the operating budget.

    • @iwbnin
      @iwbnin 23 дні тому

      I.N.S.A.N.E.!!! - Joe

  • @TonyMontanaDS
    @TonyMontanaDS Місяць тому

    Yes you can. Me and the wife invested 600k into high yield ETFs. We get 6k a month in passive income. We have no debt. House is paid. We retired before 50. How did we get 600k? We started investing in our 30s. Compounding did the rest.

    • @summercratty2805
      @summercratty2805 Місяць тому

      Your comment is actually the reason I clicked on this video. I’d love to retire at 50. I’m in my mid-20’s. I started contributing to my Roth a year ago (using 18% of my income to start) and am nearly done building my emergency fund. Which ETF’s worked best for you? Is all your passive income from ETF’s? Did you reinvest all dividends until you decided it was time to retire?

    • @TonyMontanaDS
      @TonyMontanaDS Місяць тому

      @@summercratty2805 I'm in Canada so the ETFs will be different (currently have HYLD, USCL, QQCL, ENCL, BANK, RS, GDV) and still have a few growth ETFS (VFV, TEC, XEQT). I didn't start investing until my late 30s so growth stocks were not an option. Everything was on automatic drip until recently. The compounding effect from the drip made the investments snowball where after 8 years 2/3 of my money was from that constant re-investment. I still re-invest all the left over money every month. I just have to do it manually now.

    • @iwbnin
      @iwbnin 23 дні тому

      Great job! Thanks for sharing a real story of how it can be done! - Joe

    • @iwbnin
      @iwbnin 23 дні тому

      Love that you shared details with others in the community! This is what it is all about! - Joe

  • @williejacobs5386
    @williejacobs5386 Місяць тому

    Excellent discussion - thanks for the practical advise. Busy walking through this exact discussion with a couple looking to retire in the next 5 years and found lots of useful ideas in here. Bless you!

  • @bensiufanua
    @bensiufanua Місяць тому

    You both should have been the moderators of the last debate!

    • @iwbnin
      @iwbnin 23 дні тому

      Hilarious! - Joe

  • @bensiufanua
    @bensiufanua Місяць тому

    Love this !

  • @briyanperezpolanco2130
    @briyanperezpolanco2130 Місяць тому

    Man finally someone knows what a CD ladder is for. Best explanation I could find and under 60 seconds thank well done.

    • @iwbnin
      @iwbnin 23 дні тому

      Thank you! - Joe

  • @williejacobs5386
    @williejacobs5386 2 місяці тому

    I often wrestle with the fact that we have completely moved from a savings (hard money) to a debt based system. This means that credit is vital - every dollar is lent into existence. Debt forgiveness will essentially destroy assets (debt liabilities and bonds) which will lead to collateral shortages and more asset destruction. Debt is the collateral of the system

  • @matthewcarbone2108
    @matthewcarbone2108 2 місяці тому

    This is such great advise! I can't wait until I can start the month with a full months income in my checking account on the 1st of each month then just pay all the months bills on one shot. Right now we pay bills on the 1st and 15th..so basically need to get to the point where we hold the deposit on the 15th until the 1st

  • @kevincross1240
    @kevincross1240 2 місяці тому

    Great advice for EVERYONE!!!

  • @mattheweanfeldman
    @mattheweanfeldman 3 місяці тому

    your twin should do an episode and see if the viewers notice ala freaky friday

    • @iwbnin
      @iwbnin 3 місяці тому

      Great idea! - Joe

  • @harrisonwintergreen1147
    @harrisonwintergreen1147 3 місяці тому

    30% of income on wants is bonkers for most people. That's about $2000/month blown on hobbies or fun for a typical family. Insane.

    • @iwbnin
      @iwbnin 3 місяці тому

      Thanks for your comment! - Joe

  • @jsangl1
    @jsangl1 4 місяці тому

    You can do this! - Joe

  • @joelmartinez2278
    @joelmartinez2278 4 місяці тому

    No...a HELOC isn't an option at all!!!!!!

    • @iwbnin
      @iwbnin 3 місяці тому

      It can be - that's why we're addressing it in this episode. Thanks for sharing your STRONG thought! - Joe

  • @Letsstayhome1776
    @Letsstayhome1776 4 місяці тому

    Tree analogy is gold, Joe!

  • @RogerMason-o8q
    @RogerMason-o8q 4 місяці тому

    Wanna know the real source of the problem? During the Reagan years they started BORROWING from SS to fund those vaunted tax cuts! #thankslaffer😢

    • @iwbnin
      @iwbnin 4 місяці тому

      Thanks for your comment. It is important to add some clarity, however. The federal government indeed "borrows" from Social Security - by selling Treasuries to the Social Security Fund. 100-percent of those treasuries have been paid in full. Additional details can be found here: www.aarp.org/retirement/social-security/info-2020/10-myths-explained.html and here: www.ssa.gov/history/InternetMyths2.html

  • @MikeS-7
    @MikeS-7 4 місяці тому

    The better conversation is removing the cap from social Security taxes.

    • @iwbnin
      @iwbnin 4 місяці тому

      I agree. But they have been ratcheting up the "top limit" quite aggressively over the years. You can see the history of these increases each year here: www.ssa.gov/oact/cola/cbb.html They've increased the cap by 44.1% over the past 10 years! - Joe

    • @MikeS-7
      @MikeS-7 4 місяці тому

      @@iwbnin I don't think anyone cares for that particular solution other than the board. I believe there were proposals to remove (change) the cap as well from members of Congress. What's sad is my state pension takes 6% of my income and gives a lot better return. It's almost as if the federal government is doing things with social Security that were never intended to be part of the program.

  • @SuperDagod1
    @SuperDagod1 4 місяці тому

    I think we should have an option in our accounts to invest it in the s a p 500 fund or a total market fund !

    • @iwbnin
      @iwbnin 4 місяці тому

      I agree - at least some portion - like 10% of the funds to begin with. - Joe

  • @greggdeason
    @greggdeason 4 місяці тому

    Great video Joe & Megan, I hope everyone sees your video and plans accordingly because our elected officials in DC love spending our money for their benefit.

    • @iwbnin
      @iwbnin 4 місяці тому

      Thank you so much! - Joe

  • @mattslocum4677
    @mattslocum4677 4 місяці тому

    Truth! Great word Joe!

  • @Amirdrassil
    @Amirdrassil 5 місяців тому

    Thank you. I am in my first few days of getting control over my money & cut my 2 cards up today. It had to be done. I’m looking forward to my debt-free freedom in about a year!

    • @iwbnin
      @iwbnin 5 місяців тому

      You got this!

  • @MultiHeyhey101
    @MultiHeyhey101 5 місяців тому

    Never get a charge card….We climbed out of debt by using Zero Percent Interests!

  • @smokymthiker
    @smokymthiker 5 місяців тому

    I'm 66 and growing up 10% was the normal tip. At some point it went to 15%. Now some places want 20%. I do the 15% minimum, more if the service is good. Won't be quilted into it.

  • @paulthevol
    @paulthevol 5 місяців тому

    I have all but stopped eating at restaurants due to the increased prices, smaller portions, and out of control tipping expectations. The entire economy is out of control, not just tipping.

  • @terriz7791
    @terriz7791 5 місяців тому

    I was in a trinket shop in Cozumel. When I checked out, they asked if I want to tip. I said no and fumed as I left.

  • @daphnen5296
    @daphnen5296 5 місяців тому

    I don’t mind tipping as long as I get good service. And at the end.

  • @barbarat5729
    @barbarat5729 5 місяців тому

    TIPPING has never been out of control. ASKING for tips may be, but im sick of hearing about it. If you've never worked in the service industry, you should just be quiet about it. You think the waitress who took your phone order, packed it, and made sure everything was correct privided no setvice? People who complain about tipping just need to stay home.

    • @iwbnin
      @iwbnin 3 місяці тому

      I like the clarification you provide - I agree completely! We should have framed the question as, "Is the requests for tips out of control?" Thanks for your great thought! - Joe

  • @MultiHeyhey101
    @MultiHeyhey101 5 місяців тому

    As a former waitress……I gave excellent service and met the needs of everyone…….I made $120 in tips on Sunday Mornings…in a tiny town 1987

  • @MultiHeyhey101
    @MultiHeyhey101 5 місяців тому

    I would like to comment..when I stand at the counter and order and they want a tip..I have not even had the opportunity to appreciate the food, this has been an issue to me too…Someone once said..If I stand to order…I do not tip

  • @riceyumyumm
    @riceyumyumm 5 місяців тому

    I don’t eat in restaurants anymore, just order pick-up to avoid tips

  • @misssocialdeb3777
    @misssocialdeb3777 5 місяців тому

    I tip well when I have had great service. Isn't it enough that we drove to their business & chose to do business with them. Now they EXPECT a tip? 18% now everywhere you go, just think of how much that can add to your household budget monthly. Not happening here. I refuse to tip someone who is just doing their job! Way out of control. I refuse to follow the crowd.

  • @paulbrungardt9823
    @paulbrungardt9823 5 місяців тому

    If you put tip on credit card, there is no guarantee that server will get it. My son's college summer job was waiter in small restaurant. The owner collected tips left on credit card; he then " distributed" tips at Christmas, in check form. By Christmas, most of the summer service staff had left and he moved back to college. The owner kept the tip money. I keep cash in all denominations on me. I hand the cash tip to the server.

  • @SBqwerty
    @SBqwerty 5 місяців тому

    They've done this experiment over and over - servers that get paid a living wage instead of tips LEAVE because they make more money on tips. There's more to this story than greedy restauranteurs

    • @jeffmcelhannon7583
      @jeffmcelhannon7583 5 місяців тому

      Do you have a source for these claims? Most countries don't have the tipping culture that the US has and yet they do not suffer staffing shortages

  • @stephencaldwell4569
    @stephencaldwell4569 5 місяців тому

    what episode for the cash envelope?

    • @iwbnin
      @iwbnin 5 місяців тому

      Here is an older episode we did on Cash Envelopes! ua-cam.com/video/PCzTTlMiIuA/v-deo.html

  • @vijayanbalasubramanian8837
    @vijayanbalasubramanian8837 5 місяців тому

    Do you tip if service is good but food is over priced or quality is not great?

  • @bbraat
    @bbraat 5 місяців тому

    It's true but inaccurate to say that the minimum wage for servers is $2 an hour. That is prior to adding tips. If the server does not earn enough in tips to bring it to the normal minimum wage, then the employer is obligated to bring their wage to the normal minimum. I have never heard a server advocate for getting the prevailing hourly wage and to ban tipping. Quite the opposite. That tells me that they make more money with tips than they would if they were getting paid what other workers are.