Q and A Session with Matt Raad - Part THREE

08/13/23 • 51 min

We welcome back Matt Raad from the E-Business Institute for Part THREE of our Q and A Session! Matt and his wife Liz, teach and mentor their students on how to create online business (websites) for passive income.

This podcast is the third in a series of three pods where we unpack a huge series of listener Q and A's. So tune in for Part Three of our Q and A session and make sure to catch Parts One and Two if you missed them, with even more listener questions answered!

Previous Episode

Karsten - Early Retirement Now

On board the pod today is Karsten from Early Retirement Now. Sometimes he's affectionately referred to as Big Ern due to his massive 6'6" stature, but Ern isn't just any old blogger. He's originally from Germany, and he moved to the USA as an exchange student where he stayed after graduating to proceed on his finance career. He has a PhD in economics and has dozens of journal articles published in prestigious academic journals.

Karsten has worked at the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, the Bank of New York Mellon Asset Management and holds a prestigious title as a chartered financial analyst. He is also a university lecturer where he teaches both undergraduate and PhD level economics. His blog, Early Retirement Now is a wealth of information and goes into some incredible details about the numbers behind investment and retirement. Big Ern is a family man and he and his family have enjoyed travelling around the world since he FIRE'd in 2018.

Jump on board! There's a lot that can be learned from Big Ern!

Next Episode

Jonathan Clements - The Humble Dollar

On board today we welcome Jonathan Clements, the founder and editor of The Humble Dollar blog. Jonathan is also the author of 9 books, with the most recent being 'My Money Journey' which includes money journeys from not only himself, but from 30 others who have found financial freedom.

Jonathan was born in London and has moved over to the USA, he was hired by Forbes magazine as a junior reporter and was then hired by the Wall Street Journal where he was the newspaper's personal finance columnist. He then joined Citigroup in the wealth management division as its director of financial education, where he earned the big bucks, but was also completely miserable. He called quits in 2014 and has been semi retired ever since, working on projects that he really wanted to, such as writing books and launching The Humble Dollar.

Jump in, Jonathan was really interesting to chat to!