
Some people have more dollars than sense. They spend money they don’t have, rack up debt, and have no control over their personal finances. If you don’t want to be that person, join Nick and Harry for the personal finance class you should have had in school.
Every episode covers a different topic with no background knowledge needed and only what’s important. Whatever your money situation is today, you’ll learn how to get on track with some bite-size steps and a little financial sense.
It's March Madness season, and we're settling some long-standing credit card debates bracket-style. In the first round, we put cards head-to-head across six categories: premium cards, everyday cash back, flexible travel, hotel cards, airline cards, and business cards to pick which cards dese...
Confused about filing your taxes? You’re not alone. In this episode we break down who needs to file, how deductions work, and whether DIY tax software is worth it so you can file confidently and avoid overpaying.
Once you have your budget in order and disposable income to spend, how should you spend it? In this episode we discuss how to separate short term from long term wants and tactics on how to get the most out of the fun money leftover in your bank account.
Once you have your budget in order and disposable income to spend, how should you spend it? In this episode we discuss how to separate short term from long term wants and tactics on how to get the most out of the fun money leftover in your bank account.
2025 was a year of tariffs, stock market volatility, and interest rate changes. In this episode we recap the top stories of 2025 and how they'll impact your personal finances going into 2026.