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313: The “Perfect” Investment Portfolio for Early Retirement w/Ask The Money Coach
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313: The “Perfect” Investment Portfolio for Early Retirement w/Ask The Money Coach

Early retirement is one of those common personal finance topics that always comes up on the show. It’s arguably the most talked-about subject in our Facebook group and is a common theme among guests on the show. But what does a time-tested, well-respected financial journalist and coach think about retiring early? What does the “perfect” early retirement plan look like if you’re starting from scratch? Today we’re joined by Ask The Money Coach’s Lynnette Khalfani-Cox, who is used to getting personal finance questions thrown at her all day long. She’s dug deep into everything surrounding investing and early retirement. From stocks to I Bonds, to real estate investing and cryptocurrency—if you’re interested in building (and maintaining) wealth, Lynnette’s website and books have something that will help you on your benjamin-stacking journey. Mindy and Scott take some of the top investing, saving, and retirement questions from the BiggerPockets Money Facebook Group and ask Lynnette her opinion on them. Hear answers to top questions like when to invest and when to pay off debt, what makes the “perfect” portfolio, how to stop saving and start spending when you retire, and whether to invest for retirement or start a business. In This Episode We Cover The debt payoff schedule you should follow if you want to invest while shedding consumer debt I Bonds explained and how to get around the $10,000 personal purchase limit Transitioning from “save mode” to “spend mode” when you’ve hit your retirement goal How to introduce others to personal finance (without it sounding like a lecture) What to do before you start a business and getting your personal finances in order Why younger generations of investors are choosing more “risky” investment options And So Much More! Links from the Show BiggerPockets Money Facebook Group BiggerPockets Forums Finance Review Guest Onboarding Mindy's Twitter Scott's Instagram Apply to Be a Guest on The Money Show Podcast Talent Search! Subscribe to The “On The Market” YouTube Channel Biggerpockets Bookstore Listen to The “On The Market” Podcast: Spotify, Apple Podcasts, BiggerPockets Fueling Early Retirement at 36 with Just 4 Rental Properties Investopedia Stock Simulator Money Coach University

BiggerPockets Money Podcast

June 27, 202253m 58s

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Show Notes

Early retirement is one of those common personal finance topics that always comes up on the show. It’s arguably the most talked-about subject in our Facebook group and is a common theme among guests on the show. But what does a time-tested, well-respected financial journalist and coach think about retiring early? What does the “perfect” early retirement plan look like if you’re starting from scratch?

Today we’re joined by Ask The Money Coach’s Lynnette Khalfani-Cox, who is used to getting personal finance questions thrown at her all day long. She’s dug deep into everything surrounding investing and early retirement. From stocks to Bonds, to real estate investing and cryptocurrency—if you’re interested in building (and maintaining) wealth, Lynnette’s website and books have something that will help you on your benjamin-stacking journey.

Mindy and Scott take some of the top investing, saving, and retirement questions from the BiggerPockets Money Facebook Group and ask Lynnette her opinion on them. Hear answers to top questions like when to invest and when to pay off debt, what makes the “perfect” portfolio, how to stop saving and start spending when you retire, and whether to invest for retirement or start a business.


In This Episode We Cover

The debt payoff schedule you should follow if you want to invest while shedding consumer debt

I Bonds explained and how to get around the $10,000 personal purchase limit

Transitioning from “save mode” to “spend mode” when you’ve hit your retirement goal

How to introduce others to personal finance (without it sounding like a lecture)

What to do before you start a business and getting your personal finances in order

Why younger generations of investors are choosing more “risky” investment options 

And So Much More!


Links from the Show

BiggerPockets Money Facebook Group

BiggerPockets Forums

Finance Review Guest Onboarding

Mindy's Twitter

Scott's Instagram

Apply to Be a Guest on The Money Show

Podcast Talent Search!

Subscribe to The “On The Market” YouTube Channel

Biggerpockets Bookstore

Listen to The “On The Market” Podcast: SpotifyApple PodcastsBiggerPockets

Fueling Early Retirement at 36 with Just 4 Rental Properties

Investopedia Stock Simulator

Money Coach University


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