College, Coaches, & Kids: Answering Your Top Questions | MHFI 152

Doug and Amberly are back for another Mail Bag episode!

They answer your questions on a range of topics:

• Funding children's college education
• Hiring a (financial) coach
• To have or not to have kids
• Renting vs nomadic living
• Starting a landlord journey
• Should I max out my 401k or buy a house?

As a bonus, our hosts reflect on their personal goals by writing a letter to their future selves.

Links

• Free Link to ChatGPT Cheatsheet
• Video on ChatGPT to Descript
• ChatGPT For Beginners

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Email us here: [email protected] or [email protected] 0:00 Intro 3:39 What's Amberly been up to 7:20 What's Doug been up to 8:35 Chat GPT is kinda awesome 14:56 Funding kids' college tuition 30:09 Do you NEED a (financial) coach? 42:16 To have or not have kids 46:22 Buying a house vs living as a nomad 50:05 Starting a landlord journey 51:42 Should I max out my 401k or buy a house? 55:22 A letter to our future selves 01:01:38 How you can support us

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