![]() ![]() ![]() Katie, where does your journey with money begin? You so much, Mindy, and Scott, I am honored to be here. ![]() Katie, welcome to the BiggerPockets Money podcast. Her podcast focuses on building wealth, questioning conventional wisdom, and creating a great life. Katie is the host of Money with Katie, which you probably have heard of as it is screaming up the money charts. Today, we welcome Katie Getti Tassin to the podcast. I think she’s worth listening to, really enjoyed the conversation and loved the debates that we had. There’s a lot of familiar concepts in there and there’s a lot of brand new and controversial things or challenges to the things that we take for granted in the world of financial independence and early retirement. She has immersed herself in this world of personal finance, built a philosophy of money that I think is really strong, and she’s done it from the ground up. Yeah, I think Katie is just, she’s brilliant. I enjoy her story of her financial awakening where she discovered that you don’t actually have to spend every dime that comes into your pocket. I enjoy our lively debate at the end, Roth versus traditional 401(k)s. This is a super, super, super fun episode. ![]() We talk to Katie from Money with Katie the podcast, Money with Katie the blog, Money with Katie the Everything. Whether you want to retire early and travel the world, go on to make big- time investments and assets like real estate, start your own business or just have a financial awakening, we’ll help you reach your financial goals and get money out of the way so you can launch yourself towards those dreams. Scott and I are here to make financial independence less scary, less just for somebody else to introduce you to every money story because we truly believe financial freedom is attainable for everyone, no matter when or where you’re starting. Great to be here with my 401 okay co-host, Mindy Jensen. My name is Mindy Jensen and with me as always is my money-loving co-host, Scott Trench. I would say having all of either is probably not going to give you the most flexible outcome. That’s cutting out a third of that contribution. In either case, having all tax-deferred or all tax-free, both are pigeonholing you, in one case it’s pigeonholing you into now having to figure that out now whereas, if you went all Roth but wouldn’t have needed to, then you’re being pigeonholed into, you’ve overpaid probably on your tax at the time if you were contributing to a Roth while you were paying a 37% marginal tax rate. Welcome to the BiggerPockets Money podcast where we interview Katie Gatti Tassin from the Money with Katie podcast and talk about financial awakening, questioning conventional money wisdom, and also, have a good old-fashioned pre-tax versus Roth debate. She’s proof that you can turn your entire financial situation around in only a few short years, and if she could do it, why can’t you?Ĭlick here to listen on Apple Podcasts. 401(k) debate, and why lifestyle creep isn’t such a bad thing. She also touches on financial myths that the middle class commonly falls into, the great Roth vs. Katie walks through what spurred her “financial awakening” and how sharing the same thought process could activate your own. This, coming from someone who just a few years ago had less than $500 to their name. She’s become an expert in retirement investing, passive income, and saving simply through reading blog posts, listening to podcasts, and starting something of her own. Through a few short years of self-education, Katie was able to more than double her income, build profitable side businesses, and have a master-like grip on her finances. And that’s what Katie did, trading twenty-dollar daily lunches and “hot girl expenses” for more saving, investing, and skyrocketing net worth. This cash-gobbling cycle is one that many Americans fall into, but once you see the light, it’s hard not to almost automatically do better. She saw the middle-class wealth trap of working, spending, and repeating for what it really was. Money Mustache aka Pete Adeney is the guy who retired at 30 to be a full-time parent and.Katie Gatti Tassin from Money with Katie had her “ financial awakening” earlier than most. The Shockingly Simple Math Behind Early Retirement. What about when a 10-15 minutes car commute will save you enough money on. That might be the narrative that many people assume. Money Mustache is a pseudonym of Peter Adeney famous for his financial. Get Rich With The Position Of Strength Mr Money Mustache This mindset has made them poor while he and Mr. Ad Browse Discover Thousands of Business Investing Book Titles for Less. ![]()
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