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#763: Acorns CEO: The Scariest Part Of Investing Is the First Step, with Noah Kerner

October 30, 2026              
#763: Acorns CEO: The Scariest Part Of Investing Is the First Step, with Noah Kerner

#761: 3 Million Americans Got Rich From Boring Businesses. Here’s How, with Owen Zidar & Eric Zwick

October 30, 2026              
#761: 3 Million Americans Got Rich From Boring Businesses. Here’s How, with Owen Zidar & Eric Zwick

#760: Q&A: $1 Million Invested, $100K a Year to Live On. Do We Ever Need to Save Again?

October 30, 2026              
#760: Q&A: $1 Million Invested, $100K a Year to Live On. Do We Ever Need to Save Again?

#759: My Bank Account Hit Zero … Then I Got Rich — with Jaspreet Singh of Minority Mindset

October 19, 2026              
#759: My Bank Account Hit Zero … Then I Got Rich — with Jaspreet Singh of Minority Mindset

#758: Q&A: “I’m 26 and No Longer Motivated by Money. Am I Unemployable?”

October 13, 2026              
#758: Q&A: “I’m 26 and No Longer Motivated by Money. Am I Unemployable?”

#757: Steve Jobs Hated the Name “Genius Bar.” How He Came Around, with Ron Johnson

October 12, 2026              
#757: Steve Jobs Hated the Name “Genius Bar.” How He Came Around, with Ron Johnson

#756: How Losing $500K in ‘08 Led One Trader to a Different Kind of Portfolio, with Jared Dillian

October 7, 2026              
#756: How Losing $500K in ‘08 Led One Trader to a Different Kind of Portfolio, with Jared Dillian

#755: AI, Debt, and a Social Security Shortfall. Should Your Money Plans Change? With Rob Berger

October 2, 2026              
#755: AI, Debt, and a Social Security Shortfall. Should Your Money Plans Change? With Rob Berger

#754: Q&A: We Have $80K In Cash and Want a 1-2 Year Sabbatical. Is It Enough?

September 29, 2026              
#754: Q&A: We Have $80K In Cash and Want a 1-2 Year Sabbatical. Is It Enough?

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