Househacking 101
In this episode Thomas and Treyton talk about: -What househacking is -Whether it can be a good idea or not -The good and the bad of it

In this episode Thomas and Treyton talk about: -What househacking is -Whether it can be a good idea or not -The good and the bad of it
Dave Ramsey is one of the most well known people in the finance world. And while Dave is great at helping people who have a lot of debt, he may not be the best to listen to for others who are beyond that in their financial journey. In this episode we talk about 6 different things that Dave has wrong and why!
Many people have started to invest in cryptocurrencies and NFT's as of late. However, many do not understand how taxes work with this asset class. In this episode we have on Co-Founder and CEO of Reconcile, Jaimin Desai to explain just how taxes work with crypto.
In this episode with the famous Caitlin Cook we talk: -How to get educated before you invest in crypto -Why education has to be step 1 -How to build a twitter following like Caitlin
In this episode we have on Eric Jorgensen to talk all things Web3: -What is Web 1, 2, and now 3 -What problems is it solving -Different projects he is excited about -How to build in public and how that changed his life forever
Welcome back for part 3! In this episode we have on 2 crypto experts to help us talk: -DEFI, what it is, why it matters, what issues it solves -What the metaverse is, how it will evolve, jobs that will exist there, etc.
In part 2 of our intro to crypto series, we talk a lot about NFT's: -what are NFT's and what is non fungible? -what makes NFT's valuable? -What’s the connection between NFTs and cryptocurrency? -what are the use cases for NFT's now? -what future use cases are there for NFT's?
In this episode we have on Adam Blumberg, CFP the Co-Founder of Interaxis and a cryptocurrency/crypotasset expert. We answer all the basics for you: What is money? What is blockchain? Why is this the next evolution of technology? What is Bitcoin? What is Ethereum? And much more, you won't want to miss this one.
Let's be real, our parents are always trying to look out for us. This is obviously a really good thing, but the problem is they may not have expertise in everything they are advising you on. Most of the time the advice they are giving is based on what worked for them when they were our age. However, the world has changed quite a bit since they were in their 20's and 30's so some of the things that worked for them, may not be the right things for you to do. In this episode, we break 6 down pieces...
Most people view finances in their marriage as one. You have one checking account, savings, account, etc. and that is the only correct way to do it. And if you don't do it that way, then you have bad marriage and don't trust the other person. This could not be farther from the truth. There is no one correct way to do things, every person and relationship is different and the way you manage your finances can be too. In this episode we share the 4 different options couples have, how they work, whi...
For the first time, we have a guest, Kent on this season of the Long Game. In this episode we talk about -how to prepare for a home -costs you may not think of that need to be planned for -how the process differers for business owners -how to buy a rental property and the differences there And so much more. We truly take a deep dive in this episode, you don't want to miss it.
In this episode Thomas and Treyton talk about flexibility and why it's so important for your life. As young professionals, so much of your future is uncertain. We have no idea how our life will change, what we will want, etc. so planning for flexibility is extremely important. Thomas and Treyton break down why they plan mostly for flexibility and how to do it.
In this episode we talk about FIRE, what it is, how much it would take to save for it, and whether we like it or not. Most people view retirement as an age range. "I will retire at age 60." When in reality, age is not the way to shoot for retirement. Retirement is just a math equation to figure out how much you need to retire. Check out this episode if you are thinking of going for FIRE or if you are wondering what it is.
In this episode we share with you exactly how we manage our money. From: -How we manage cash flow -How we save for taxes -How we set up of our business -How we invest and what we invest in Get to know exactly how a financial advisor manages their money and also things we don't do and why we don't do them.
In this episode we talk about company benefits and how to maximize them with open enrollment being around the corner. Your benefits are a huge part of your compensation so it is important to take them seriously and thin through: -which health insurance plan to use and why (HSA) -disability insurance -look into 401k and stock compensation Then we finish the episode talking about how to tach your kids about money, different exercises, tools, etc. and why it all starts with you as a parent....
In this episode Thomas and Treyton start out talking about the difference between investing and gambling and how they really aren't the same thing at all. With gambling, the house always has more favorable odds and the more you play, the lower your chances of coming out on top is. With investing, it is the exact opposite. The longer you hold and invest (a diversified portfolio) the higher your odds of making money are. You can read the full blog post here https://thomaskopelman.com/2020/10/inves...
In this episode Thomas and Treyton talk about how personal finance is much more personal than it is finance. We are told all the time what the best textbook financial decisions are, but the thing is real life is not lived in the spreadsheets. You need to make decisions that are best for you and your life. We go into multiple examples of decisions that are not the most optimal but still can be the best for you. Then we end talking about credit cards, if you should use them, who shouldn't, and als...
In this episode Thomas and Treyton talk about what net worth is, how to calculate it, and why it is the most important metric to track. Then we chat about credit cards, tips for using them, if you should use 0% credit cards, etc. If you liked this episode please leave us a review!
In this episode you will hear Thomas and Treyton talk about why investing is completely different than when our parents were younger. We have instant access to info, influencers and famous people pushing investments, new return expectations, etc. Then we talk about the difference between ROTH and Traditional accounts and how to think through which one to use.
In this episode Thomas and Treyton chat about 8 steps parents should take to improve their financial situation for their kids. The full blog post can be read at https://www.allstreetwealth.com/post/8-steps-to-set-up-your-family-for-success. Then they answer a readers questions "should I invest in crypto?" And all the considerations and action items that should be done before you start investing in crypto.
In this episode Thomas and Treyton start by answering a question from the audience "should I invest or pay off debt." Then we dive into the topic "Why Hire an Advisor In Your 20's and 30's," people oftentimes say that its simpler because these people are younger, but that is not true. Age and size of investments does not determine complexity. Young people are going through so many life changes, and it is important to have a partner help you get these financial decisions right.
In this episode Thomas introduces Treyton as a co-host of the podcast. Season 2 is going to be a little different than season 1, we are going to do shorter episodes that will focused on educating millennials on financial topics that are relevant to their lives. We also share everything about our new firm, AllStreet Wealth!
In this episode with Nate we talk about: The Orr fellowship, landing a job he wasn't sure he wanted but now he knows he needed Starting his multiple businesses, what he learned from each, growing them, etc. The power of having good mentors and how to find them
In this episode with Derick we talk: -Dericks journey from moving every couple years growing up, to playing college basketball, to playing for the Harlem Globetrotters, to creating his own business -How sometimes you have to hit rock bottom to really change -How he helps athletes reach their full potential through their mindset and how you can too
In this episode with Andy we talk about building out a youtube channel, his photography/videography business, his Tesla, and how he has become a debt free millionaire by 31. Andy shares advice he has for millennials and anyone who is trying to build something on the side.
In this episode with Thomas and Justin we talk about: Thomas' journey from quitting basketball to trying to figure out what he wanted to do with his life Speaking what you want into existence Advice for millennials around money
In this episode with Alex we talk about: His pursuit out of college to working at Goldman and Google Building an audience, listening to them, and create products for them Using shortcuts to be more efficient How a healthy body helps in every area of life
In this episode with Erica we talk about: Moving from a job she was unhappy at to starting her own health coaching business Focusing on the combination of health, stress, movement, ect to live your best life How you will never become happy by reaching your dream job, dream body, etc. Running a business and chasing her dreams even when people said to not do it How we all need more happiness in our life How to breakdown what you do and do not like to figure out what path to take career wise How to...
In this episode with Brendan King, we talk about his journey of being a sports announcer. We also talk about when he first fell in love with it, the power of a voicing your goals and getting people to rally behind you, the glamorous and not so glamorous parts of his jobs, and some cool stories along the way.
In this episode with Samantha Russell we talk about her journey to being Chief Evangelist for FMG Suite. The unique marketing approaches she took to growing Twenty over Ten with her husband and the power of content, specifically video. Samantha Russell is one of the best and brightest minds in the marketing space for financial advisors. She was most recently the Chief Marketing Officer for Twenty over Ten until they FMG Suite bought the company. Now she is Chief Evangelist Officer for FMG Suite....