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Money Plan SOS

Money Plan SOS

Steve Stewart

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Pay attention - not interest. For most, that’s all it takes to get their money under control. That’s how my wife and I got out of debt completely - EVEN THE MORTGAGE! And you can too! Join me as I share some extreme-but-proven ways for how money really works. The show isn’t just about making a Money Plan (aka: a budget). Steve also explains what’s really wrong with credit cards and credit scores (spoiler alert: It’s not what you think). You’ll also learn about rich habits, how various investing vehicles work, and how you can have no debt, no credit, and no problems! The show is retired, but still relevant in today’s radically changing financial world. Begin with Episode 201, then go back and listen to the archives in your favorite podcast app! Money Plan SOS is the response to the call for help with your finances.
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Goodpods has curated a list of the 10 best Money Plan SOS episodes, ranked by the number of listens and likes each episode have garnered from our listeners. If you are listening to Money Plan SOS for the first time, there's no better place to start than with one of these standout episodes. If you are a fan of the show, vote for your favorite Money Plan SOS episode by adding your comments to the episode page.

Money Plan SOS - Baby Step 2: The Debt Snowball Method
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06/12/13 • 19 min

#112: This is Week 2 in the 7 week series of Dave Ramsey's Baby Steps to Financial Peace. Last week I talked briefly about Baby Step 1: Build a $1,000 starter emergency fund. Baby Step #2 is to pay off all consumer debt using the Debt Snowball Method. Why is The Debt Snowball in Baby Step 2? [...] The post appeared first on .
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Money Plan SOS - Real Life Case Story with Jen and Bob McDonough
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05/25/11 • 53 min

#18: This is a real life story of a couple with four children who were normal Americans, made a lot of money, and enjoyed life. They had two cars with payments, a 2nd mortgage, spent $1,000 a month on dining, paid off credit cards with 401K loans, and thought they were doing great. But one of their four children caused them to sacrifice all that "living". Bob and Jen share their story of why they decided to make a drastic change in their life, including working 8 different jobs last year to pay off debt and START GIVING while paying off their ton of debt! Listen to their inspiring story of who they were, who they are now, and who they hope to become. If you were inspired to give and don't know where to start, why not make a donation to the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation at . For more information, visit the show notes at
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Money Plan SOS - Changing Values Into Valuables
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12/23/11 • 22 min

#42: One of the things we have to do when building our house of financial freedom open up some windows (share and experience things with others). I call this giving. There are plenty of ways to be a giver. 5 ways to turn things we value into something valuable for others can be found at
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#118: The Wall Street Journal released an article that shows the average 3 hour major league baseball game averages only 18 minutes of actual actions. That means there is absolutely nothing happening 90 percent of the time. Those 18 minutes contain all the real action and the real big plays often last less than 30 seconds. [...] For more information, go to
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Money Plan SOS - 10 financial products Debt Free people must have
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05/30/13 • 16 min

#110: What are the top 10 financial products debt free people must have? Over the past 50 years our society has invented thousands of financial products: Credit cards, hedge funds, and the inappropriately named "FreeCreditReport.com". The most marketed category of products today, the ones we are the most familiar with and are told we can't live [See More at
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#65: Zac Bissonnette wrote his new book with one simple question in mind... What should young people do with their money in order to have the best possible life today and for the rest of their life? Show notes and links for the book are at
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Money Plan SOS - What is Leverage? And Spending Quarters for Lotto
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04/12/11 • 27 min

#13: Leverage is a term used in the housing industry, but everday Americans Leverage themselves all the time and don't realize it. For a full list visit The music intro is BREAKFAST WITH ZUES by CRESSIDA and it's KICKIN!
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Money Plan SOS - Open Enrollment Part 3: 401k or IRA?
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11/23/11 • 32 min

#39: In this episode I cover various tax-favored retirement plans for U.S. workers. An example of 401k vs ROTH IRA can be found at
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Money Plan SOS - This Teen's Got Cents - Eva Baker, 17yr old blogger
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01/30/14 • 30 min

#142: This 17 year old has got some sense! Eva Baker started a personal finance blog at http://TeensGotCents.com and is learning a lot about how money really works. This will benefit her greatly when she strikes out in this world and makes her mark. Eva tells the story of how she started a personal finance blog at age 16, how she budgets her money with a basic envelope system, and then speaks from her own personal experiences about why having a simple plan and broad goals is key for any teenager to be prepared for adulthood. For more information, visit the show notes at
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Money Plan SOS - Three things that help make you rich
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12/07/10 • 15 min

#2: There are three things anyone can do that will help lead them onto a path of financial freedom and become rich. Also, Holla From The Impala: I'm Spoiled!!! ... and The Black Pebble story. For more information, visit the show notes at
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FAQ

How many episodes does Money Plan SOS have?

Money Plan SOS currently has 201 episodes available.

What topics does Money Plan SOS cover?

The podcast is about Debt, Christianity, Retirement, Investing, Religion & Spirituality, Budget, Podcasts, Finance and Business.

What is the most popular episode on Money Plan SOS?

The episode title 'Baby Step 2: The Debt Snowball Method' is the most popular.

What is the average episode length on Money Plan SOS?

The average episode length on Money Plan SOS is 32 minutes.

How often are episodes of Money Plan SOS released?

Episodes of Money Plan SOS are typically released every 7 days, 9 hours.

When was the first episode of Money Plan SOS?

The first episode of Money Plan SOS was released on Nov 23, 2010.

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