On Fridays we do Q&A! 

• Are Bonds Necessary for Good Asset Allocation
• Traditional 401(k) or Roth IRA
• How to Leverage Long-Term Travel for Career Advancement
• What Kind of Retirement Plan to Put In Place at a NonProfit
• How to Rebuild after Bankruptcy

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Joshua

• Paper: "Non-Profit Organizations Have Few Options for Deferred Compensation" from Journal of Retirement Planning

How much money do you spend eating out? How much money could you save simply by learning to cook for yourself?

My guest today is Ketura from www.FreeToCook.com and she's here to share her personal experiences in learning to cook from home to improve her family's budget.

Enjoy!

Joshua

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Today we round out the 4-part disability series with:

• A wrap-up of some key concepts
• Taxation of disability insurance premiums
• Various types of disability insurance policies
• Pregnancy and disability insurance
• Q&A from the audience

Enjoy!

Joshua

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College and all of its associated costs can make a big difference in your financial situation. 

Today, I've invited Brad Baldridge on the show to discuss the college planning process and the background to many of the financial decisions.

I think you'll enjoy the interview. Be sure to stay tuned for the second half where we pull apart some strategies for making the student aid forms work to your favor.

Enjoy!

Joshua

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Minivans get a bad rap in our modern culture. They're the brunt of endless jokes and I want to see that change.

For some reason people think that minivans are suitable only for parents with kids.

They certainly are great for that--far, far better than an SUV--but that's not all.

I think a minivan is pretty much the perfect vehicle for everyone at every stage of life.

Yes, that's a big claim. But I really, really do think they're great.

Today, I do my best to convince you to join me in the land of the enlightened.

:)

Joshua

The tagline I created for Radical Personal Finance is this: "...the show dedicated to providing you with the knowledge, skills, insight, and encouragement you need to live a rich and meaningful life now while building a plan for financial freedom in 10 years or less."

Little by little I've been breaking this down for you and today we tackle the "financial freedom in 10 years or less" part.

I believe that, no matter where you're starting from or what your current financial condition, you can build a plan to achieve financial freedom in 10 years or less. And, in today's show, I defend that statement to you.

Enjoy,

Joshua

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