Recent Episodes
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Can I afford to buy a house?
Apr 17, 2025 – 19:23 -
A beginner's guide to bartering
Apr 1, 2025 – 20:44 -
Start a financial self-care routine
Mar 25, 2025 – 16:01 -
Don't panic when the markets are down
Mar 18, 2025 – 15:13 -
Your 2025 tax questions, answered
Feb 25, 2025 – 17:52 -
Buy now, pay later loans are becoming more popular. Here's what to know
Feb 20, 2025 – 18:01 -
How to get on the same page about money with your partner
Feb 13, 2025 – 21:18 -
Simple ways to protect yourself from scams
Jan 27, 2025 – 18:36 -
How to travel on a budget
Jan 23, 2025 – 21:36 -
The cost of being there: budget for your friend's celebrations
Jan 14, 2025 – 24:19 -
Financial habits to leave behind in 2025
Dec 31, 2024 – 18:41 -
Should I buy that thing? A framework to help you decide
Dec 19, 2024 – 17:47 -
5 ways to cut back your spending
Dec 3, 2024 – 16:30 -
How to avoid counterfeit and unsafe products online
Oct 22, 2024 – 22:20 -
How to refinance your mortgage
Oct 8, 2024 – 17:10 -
How to start saving for retirement
Sep 24, 2024 – 14:43 -
Interest rates just dropped — how does that impact you?
Sep 19, 2024 – 04:53 -
Smart credit card habits that will keep you out of debt
Aug 29, 2024 – 18:45 -
How to buy less stuff
Aug 20, 2024 – 21:07 -
Getting hitched? Protect yourself with a prenup
Aug 19, 2024 – 18:10 -
Common financial mistakes to avoid
Aug 6, 2024 – 19:36 -
Scams can happen to anyone — here's how to protect yourself
Jul 22, 2024 – 19:28 -
How to revamp your rental
Jul 16, 2024 – 21:06 -
Check, please! The etiquette of splitting the tab
Jul 2, 2024 – 13:00 -
Healthy money habits for couples
Jun 17, 2024 – 26:02 -
Summer fun on a budget
May 27, 2024 – 12:49 -
The social etiquette of lending money
May 7, 2024 – 23:50 -
What is 'communal living' and is it right for me?
Apr 16, 2024 – 22:44 -
Start a financial self-care routine
Apr 2, 2024 – 16:06 -
What is the new etiquette for tipping?
Mar 26, 2024 – 13:08 -
Effective ways to repair your credit score
Mar 12, 2024 – 23:44 -
Investing for beginners
Feb 19, 2024 – 24:37 -
Save money on streaming services
Feb 12, 2024 – 19:03 -
How to save for a big purchase
Jan 18, 2024 – 16:36 -
Refresh your budget with these simple finance tips
Jan 2, 2024 – 14:35 -
How to make resolutions you'll keep
Jan 1, 2024 – 18:01 -
How to donate to a charity with purpose and intention
Nov 27, 2023 – 17:39 -
Protect yourself from scams
Nov 7, 2023 – 18:36 -
Prenups aren't just for the rich and famous. Here's when to consider one
Aug 31, 2023 – 18:10 -
Student loan repayment is resuming. Here's what you need to know
Aug 29, 2023 – 14:10 -
Start a financial self-care routine
Aug 15, 2023 – 15:58 -
Let's have some cheap fun
Aug 1, 2023 – 12:51 -
Start your own business
Jul 29, 2023 – 32:06 -
How to buy a car with confidence
Jul 17, 2023 – 24:24 -
How to choose a bank
Jul 11, 2023 – 16:41 -
How to prepare for the return of student loan payments
Jul 3, 2023 – 14:14 -
Renting? Learn to be your own best housing advocate
Jun 12, 2023 – 24:34 -
Save money on groceries
May 30, 2023 – 17:26 -
Tricks to boost your credit score
Mar 20, 2023 – 18:54 -
Can I afford to quit my job?
Feb 28, 2023 – 19:08
Recent Reviews
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rjames0017Prenup EpisodeThat prenup episode is insane! Any man who gets married in the United States in 2024 is out of his mind, or he hasn’t accomplished anything. Marriage attorneys, divorce attorneys and laws that incentive divorce have made it the worst contract you will ever sign.
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mnkjiuchsorn“Just spend less”No useful advice unless you already make enough money, just like all the other advice anywhere else
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joanletBank comparisonThis is the first time I have listened to Life Kit and a good comparison of big banks, credit unions and community banks. FYI though credit unions do have tech features just as good as big banks. It might also be good to feature on another show where banks invest their money. Many people are concerned about this issue given the climate crisis.
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Dwork7777777Nosedive :(Obviously, forward momentum of this type of show is hard to maintain. The initial basics are essential and become less so the more ground you cover—because you’ve already taught those lessons. Sadly, this show has doubled down by not only covering less essential or universal topics, but also diminishing quality of coverage. When I listened to the vehicle maintenance episode and the first thing I heard was to keep an expandable seatbelt in my glove compartment, I knew that we had reached rock bottom…As a Democrat and regular NPR listener, it’s still clear when a show has been corrupted by leftist views that are no longer applicable or useful to a broader audience. This show has reached that point, and it’s time for overhaul or termination.
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hjnoaVery HelpfulThese podcasts are very helpful. I would like to listen to one on how to refinance student loans. In a little over a month the student loan deferment period will end. Some are paying the federal government rates as high as 10% on their loans. A podcast on this would be very timely.
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Ohla00Great showI find the show topics really helpful. Also, being the pandemic it can be pretty lonely sometimes, but when I put this on I feel like I’m surrounded by a group of friends. I love all the hosts and the guest are usually dry interesting and really do want to help you. It makes life a little less dim. Thanks LK 💛
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CS from OklahomaGood InformationJust found this podcast after listening regularly to many others. I really enjoyed this one, it was informative and without all the nonsense chatter that some others do.
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Aaron BeharryLife ChangingSo much great tips and lessons to learn from!
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SmokeyMokOne more mortgage secretGreat episode, but I think you may have missed one option: take the 30 year fixed instead of the 15 year fixed BUT set up up either biweekly payments instead of monthly if possible, extra annual payment, or add extra principle payments on top of the monthly payments if you can’t do biweekly. This helps build equity similar to the wealth builder loans BUT gives you payment flexibility if your financial situation changes, e.g. two income household drops to one income due to health circumstances or loss of job, etc. :-)
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