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Budgeting, Savings, Investing, Wealth Management for those that choose to Do It Yourself. Disclosures The DIY Money podcast and related content including our website, social media, educational tools, and any published materials are intended for general informational and educational purposes only. They do not constitute financial, legal, tax, or accounting advice. Listeners and viewers should not act on any information provided without first consulting a qualified professional who is familiar with their individual circumstances. The firm is not engaged in the practice of law or accounting. This content shall in no way be construed or interpreted as a solicitation to...

20 episodes summarized

Episodes

DIY Money Jr - How to Save for College

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What is the best way to start saving for college? Allie and Logan dive in.

November 11, 2026•17:30

How to Replenish Fast Cash?

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Should you hit pause on debt payoff? Tap into your emergency fund? What is the best way to get your $1,000 back after a small emergency?

November 9, 2026•12:05

Open Enrollment

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Allie and Logan talk through some of the most important components of your benefits package to look at during open enrollment.

November 6, 2026•14:44

DIY Money Jr - Debit Cards

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November 4, 2026•11:54

Pension on the Balance Sheet?

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Quint and Logan talk about how you consider a pension in your long term planning and how to find out what you need to have saved.

November 2, 2026•12:41

Hyper Aggressive Strategy

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Allie and Logan breakdown how to think through building a hyper aggressive portfolio and if the added risk is worth the squeeze.

October 26, 2026•19:35

Market Update: AI Struggles

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Logan and Quint talk through the last few weeks in markets.

October 23, 2026•12:53

Is It Really Free?

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Quint and Allie talk through the Fidelity zero cost funds and how to compare different investment funds.

October 21, 2026•14:47

How to Get Started Early?

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Quint and Logan break down how to get kids started learning finance early.

October 19, 2026•16:23

The GOOD in the Market

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Quint and Logan break down the positives in the market.

October 16, 2026•17:15

Dollar Cost Averaging

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Quint and Allie dive into the best rhythm for dollar-cost averaging your money. Should you buy monthly? Weekly? Daily?

October 14, 2026•15:00

Car Buying Strategy

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Quint and Logan discuss how to buy a car wisely.

October 12, 2026•14:19

Failing With Finances

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There are times that failures happen in your financial journey. Quint and Allie talk through how to come back stronger from those failures.

October 9, 2026•26:38

DIY Money Jr: Turning a Job into a Business

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Quint and Logan talk about how to transition a part time gig or hobby into a real scalable business.

October 7, 2026•18:43

Solar? Is it Worth it?

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Quint and Logan talk through the crossover point where it makes sense to buy solar.

October 5, 2026•14:55

The Market Domino Effect

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Quint and Logan break down the current market challenges and the domino effect of global tensions.

October 2, 2026•25:32

Periodic Expenses

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Should you be saving for events that happen every few years? Allie and Quint tackle periodic expenses, what to save for, and what not to save for.

September 30, 2026•15:03

Picking Health Plans

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Open enrollment is right around the corner. Logan and Allie breakdown what you need to know when picking a healthcare plan.

September 28, 2026•17:26

All Things Interest Rates

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Allie and Logan talk through some of the keys you need to understand about interest rates.

September 25, 2026•16:11

Required Minimum Distributions

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Quint and Allie debate if Roth 401(k) or traditional 401(k) is better to avoid future required minimum distributions.

September 23, 2026•17:52