Seems like every time you turn around, there’s something you have to pay for. In this episode, Jared discusses the unforeseen expenses you’re never ready for, how they cause stress in your finances, and how to prepare for the unexpected.

The UConn Huskies dominating March Madness, weight gain, business updates, and more. Jared and long-time guest David Mannen discuss life, work, and hitting the gym.

Is it worth it to be paranoid with your money? Jared discusses the difference between spreading your money out and diversifying your assets, and shares how to avoid the grip of financial paranoia.

Who is next after Silicon Valley Bank? After an unintentional hiatus, Jared is back, explaining what happened, trying to figure out which banks have exposure, and discussing how to avoid collapse.

How do you get the job you really want? There is nothing more powerful than a personal connection. Jared talks about navigating the intricacies of the hiring process and how to draw on your industry contacts.

Before going back to teaching at Coastal Carolina University this fall, Jared talks campus life, frat guys, professors DJing at college parties, turning 21, and making a statement vs. showing up clean cut for interviews with Logan Miller, intern and the man behind the magic at The Daily Dirtnap newsletter.

Jared has the real estate financial experience, and realtor and friend David Mannen has the boots on the ground experience. They discuss the importance of the number seven when buying or selling a house, the ups and downs of the real estate market, and the playoffs for football and baseball.

If you’re being forced to choose between fixing the car and going on vacation, you’ve got a problem. In this episode, Jared talks about what it means to truly be financially comfortable in life.

Is this the year to take risks in the financial market? Jared discusses what you should do in 2023 to prepare for 2024 and saving college students from bankruptcy with personal finance.

What are your investing goals for the new year? Jared talks about the realities of financial goals, avoiding big mistakes, and dealing with the unknown.