Setting up Kids for Success
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DIY Money | Personal Finance, Budgeting, Debt, Savings, Investing
16 min
6 speakers
4 chapters
transcribed 1 month ago
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How do the hosts introduce the episode and set the tone?
Hey, this is Daniel. Thanks for listening to DIY Money. If you haven't already, be sure to give us a five-star review on iTunes so your friends know that they can learn from the show. Now, enjoy the show.
Welcome in to another edition of DIY Money.
DIY Money. What's shaking, Howard? Logan, if you get cold, you can turn off the heat. I mean, if you get warm, oh my.
I think you've been drinking too much eggnog.
Allie.
This is going to be a disaster. For those who are listening, we're cutting this at 4.45 on a Thursday, which is not our normal time. And my brain has gone home for the day.
Well, you know, we do three episodes a week. I don't think that's any secret to anybody that's listened to us for a long time. But yesterday, you and Daniel cut an episode at the end of the day. Well, kind of like midway through the day. And you... Shut off the thermostat. Because the thermostat in our office is kind of in our studio area, and it can be loud at times. So there's a habit of Quint and Allie both turning off the thermostat.
Habit is a stretch. It was once.
Okay. But it was one time too many. I can own that. And then you had meetings out of the office this morning. That's true. And I came in. Daniel had meetings out of the office. And Quint had meetings out of the office. I was the only one in the upstairs of the office this morning. I come in and it's an icebox up here. I was doing skating rinks downstairs.
For context, it's like 25 degrees outside.
Yeah, it's like 20s outside in Kentucky. And I come upstairs because the heat has been off. And now it is literally freezing in our place. And I get cold very easily. So I was sitting with my winter coat on until about noon today. What's going on around here is what I want to know. That was a lot of fun. I mean... Jeez.
It's true. And I apologize and I would like to apologize again. Sorry about that. I got a text from Logan at like 7.30 this morning. It was like, you suck. You turned the heat off. You pulled a Quint.
You turned the heat off. It was absolutely icicles. It's true.
And I was like roasting Quint like a week ago for doing the exact same thing to us and turning off the heat. And then we were freezing. So that's on me. But we got some hot chocolate. Action. And it was okay. Yeah, we lived. And we've been all uphill since then.
We lived through it. Okay, let's go ahead and get to our housekeeping odds and ends because this house is not cold on this podcast. Okay, we are sponsored this episode and all episodes by Juul Financial. You didn't like that? That was bad. That was not good?
Nah.
Oh, my.
Okay. Send those questions. Podcast at DIYMoney.org. That's podcast at DIYMoney.org. We need those questions as we start off a new year. You'll be able to listen to the next few episodes coming up to start our year off. We're going to go back to the basics like we typically do at the beginning of the year. We're going to encompass and talk about all of the things that have to do with... getting your budget in place, getting all those necessary DIY money steps. We always like to do that at the beginning of the year as people are doing their New Year's resolutions and trying to get back on track for their financial future or just trying to improve their already good financial picture. So we'll go back to the basics on the next few episodes.
Definitely give those a listen. But fill up the queue for questions as we get there. Again, podcast at DIYmoney.org. If we use your question on the show, we'll give you a $25 Amazon gift card. Also, you can follow us on any of the social medias, DIY Money Podcast for that. All right, we're going to get straight to our question today. It's a good one from Casey. Casey, what do you got?
DIY! Hello, DIY Money team. This is Casey Adams from Mississippi. I'm currently binging through. I've recently become financial aware at the age of 43, unfortunately for me, but fortunately... I've just recently sold a home after being remarried. I've paid off all of my debt and my wife's debt. And I have about $60,000 that I am going to start investing. I do have a 401k through my employer.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
How do the hosts introduce the episode and set the tone?
0:00–7:55
2
What housekeeping items and sponsor messages do the hosts cover?
7:55–8:30
3
How can listeners submit questions and win a $25 Amazon gift card?
8:30–13:04
4
What problem does Casey from Mississippi ask about saving for five kids?
13:04–15:57