Diy Money | Personal Finance, Budgeting, Debt, Savings, Investing

Quint and Daniel talk about the next steps in the DIY process.

Allie and Quint bring it back to the foundation of DIY Money. How to start a budget.

Allie and Quint discuss goals and making sure you are putting money in the correct accounts.

Allie and Quint talk about balancing short-term and long-term goals.

Buying a car can be a necessary evil sometimes, Quint and Logan break down the best ways to purchase one.

Quint and Logan talk about how to evaluate alternative investments and when they might make sense in a portfolio.

Quint and Logan talk how to rebalance your retirement accounts over the course of your lifetime.

Quint and Allie discuss if you should take out personal loans to further fund retirement accounts.

Daniel and Quint talk about having multiple jobs in a short time period and if you should take advantage of the 401K at each.

Allie and Daniel break down the age old question of Roth versus Traditional contributions.

Logan and Quint talk through tackling debt when you are recently married. How should each side of the marriage approach debt payoff?

Quint and Allie talk about maximizing savings, budgeting, and planning for one spouse to stop working.

Quint and Logan answer this question about combining finances for newlyweds.

Quint and Daniel talk about long term care insurance and when it is a good time to explore these policies.

Quint and Daniel dive in to a question about where to put margin as you approach retirement.

Quint interviews Jacob Thomson about his Olympics aspirations, coaching business, and DIY Money lifestyle.

Quint and Daniel break down providing money for special need children through an ABLE account or a 529 plan.

Quint and Daniel throw around this fun question about shipping container homes and alternative investment ideas.

Quint interviews writer of the book, "What Is A Stock", Ian McMillan to discuss his story and inspiration for the book.

Quint and Allie discuss a strategy of hiring your child and helping them start to save early.