We did an interview with writer Mashaun D. Simon (@eldermadosi) for NBCNews covering the motivation behind starting our Paychecks & Balances podcast. Check out our feature and two other great financial recommendations on NBCNews.com, Self-taught financial advisers keep it real about money management.
The Penny Hoarder: 11 Podcasts for Anyone Who Wants to Get Smarter About Money in 2017
Well, I learned a new word today. Listen to the gentle dulcet of Rich and I on Paychecks & Balances, or check out these other 10 great podcasts to get financially fit in a piece for The Penny Hoarder: 11 Podcasts for Anyone Who Wants to Get Smarter About Money in 2017!
CNBC – How to Start Saving More Money
“Only 20% of Americans save money regularly—here are 6 easy ways to get started.” In this piece, my tips for automation to help ease your savings and pay down debt are cited. Check it out for this and more great tips! CNBC MakeIt – How to Start Saving Money.
Honorable Mention: The New York Times
All news is good news! The New York Times wrote a piece with Podcasts for the Recent College Grad recommendations. Under the section If the word ‘budget’ makes you sweat you can find yours truly (Paychecks and Balances) mentioned with “Other helpful podcasts about money management.” If you’re a recent college grad or know someone who is, share this story with them. It’s a great list and we’re happy to be part of such great company.
Feature: ChelseaKrost.com Host of #MillennialTalk
Chelsea Krost is a Millennial Spokesperson, Forbes Contributor, Speaker, and host of the weekly Twitter Trending Topic, #MillennialTalk each Tuesday at 8pm ET. You can find her personal account on Twitter @ChelseaKrost and her weekly Twitter Chat @MillennialTalk. I wrote a piece for her website called Five Minor Steps You Can Take to Save Over $5,000 in the Next 12 Months discussing how I’ve saved thousands each year and $25,000 every 5-years through purposefully driven lifestyle deflation and other temporary or permanent cutbacks. Hope you enjoy!