Hour 1: HSAs access is growing. Also, dollar stores are in trouble for regularly overcharging customers.
Ask HTM: Paul wants to know if he should pay off his mortgage or invest instead.
Target date funds are getting more complex and less appealing.
Ask HTM: Mary wants to know about more efficient ways to give to her church.

Hour 1: HSAs access is growing. Also, dollar stores are in trouble for regularly overcharging customers. Ask HTM: Paul wants to know if he should pay off his mortgage or invest instead. Target date funds are getting more complex and less appealing. Ask HTM: Mary wants to know about more efficient ways to give to her church.

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Joel and Matt are best friends who love talking about money while drinking delicious beer. So they created a podcast incorporating both! 45+ million downloads they are still energized by the mission of reaching people with practical money-saving advice.

The Status Quo Isn’t Working -- 40% of Americans don’t have the ability to cover an unexpected $400 expense, college students are graduating with unfathomable sums of debt, and the world of personal finance has become increasingly complex.

It’s Time to Make a Change -- Altering the way you handle your personal finances is a major part of the solution. But where do you start? Who can you trust? And how much will that advice cost you?

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How To Money with Joel Larsgaard and Matt Altmix is heard every Sunday 12-2pm. Joel and Matt are best friends who love talking about money while drinking delicious beer. So they created a podcast incorporating both! 45+ million downloads they are still energized by the mission of reaching people with practical money-saving advice. The Status Quo Isn’t Working -- 40% of Americans don’t have the ability to cover an unexpected $400 expense, college students are graduating with unfathomable sums of debt, and the world of personal finance has become increasingly complex. It’s Time to Make a Change -- Altering the way you handle your personal finances is a major part of the solution. But where do you start? Who can you trust? And how much will that advice cost you? How To Money is a <a href="https://www.howtomoney.com/category/episodes/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">podcast</a> &amp; <a href="https://www.howtomoney.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">website</a> providing the knowledge &amp; tools that normal folks need to thrive in areas like <a href="https://www.howtomoney.com/the-real-reason-to-avoid-debt/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">debt payoff</a>, <a href="https://www.howtomoney.com/investing-in-a-volatile-market/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">DIY investing</a>, &amp; <a href="https://www.howtomoney.com/mind-altering-effects-of-simple-money-tricks/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">crucial money tricks</a> that will provide continuous help along your journey. We believe that access to free, unbiased, and jargon-free personal finance guidance is more necessary than ever before.

How To Money with Joel Larsgaard and Matt Altmix is heard every Sunday 12-2pm.

Joel and Matt are best friends who love talking about money while drinking delicious beer. So they created a podcast incorporating both! 45+ million downloads they are...

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Investments and Money Efficiency

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Hour 2: Many real estate investors are finding themselves in a tight spot right now as market conditions soften.
Ask HTM: Rajet might need to move back to India to take care of his parents. How should he prepare financially?
The gamblification of America is getting worse, including supposed '100% cash back credit cards.' Matt and Joel issue a warning.
Ask HTM: Ethan wants to know if he should opt for a Roth or traditional account.

Hour 2: Many real estate investors are finding themselves in a tight spot right now as market conditions soften. Ask HTM: Rajet might need to move back&nbsp;to India to take care of his parents. How should he prepare financially? The gamblification of America is getting&nbsp;worse, including supposed '100% cash back credit cards.' Matt and Joel issue a warning. Ask HTM: Ethan wants to know if he should opt for a Roth or traditional account.

"Gamblification" Is Getting Worse

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Ask HTM: Max wants to know how much of a down payment to put down when buying a home.
Trump accounts are here! Matt and Joel parse the details about how to get the free $1k and whether these accounts make sense for other families. 
Ask HTM: Question about antics he experienced when buying a car.

Ask HTM: Max wants to know how much of a down payment to put down when buying a home. Trump accounts are here! Matt and Joel parse the details about how to get the free $1k and whether these accounts make sense for other families.&nbsp; Ask HTM: Question about antics he experienced when buying a car.

What did the Black Friday/Cyber Monday trends look like? Also, be aware of store return policies!

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Ask HTM: Casey wants to prepare for his family now that he has a child with a disability.
What is the poverty line in America? It's certainly not $140k the way some folks might make you think!
Ask HTM: A HTM listener wants to know if annuities are a good investment product or not.

Ask HTM: Casey wants to prepare for his family now that he has a child with a disability. What is the poverty line in America? It's certainly not $140k the way some folks might make you think! Ask HTM: A HTM listener wants to know if annuities are a good investment&nbsp;product or not.

Are some homeowners 'trapped' in their homes!? A recent NYT article makes it sound like that. But it's hogwash.

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