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165. The 529 Dilemma: How Much Do You Actually Need to Save for College?

by inside out money | May 31, 2026 | Andrew, Investing, Lifestyle, Money, Psychology

College is expensive, and I think we’re all wondering if we’re saving enough and what’s the “right” amount to save? We are influenced by what our parents did, what we feel we can afford, and a slew of other factors. Ultimately, we need to make a decision, have a plan,...

164. The Math of “Worth It” –  Is Comparison Shopping Worth the Time and Money?

by inside out money | May 24, 2026 | Erica, Lifestyle, Money, Psychology

We break down the mechanics of comparison shopping to determine if it’s a high-value move or if you’re instead trading your limited life energy for pennies. We explore how to consider convenience and value without falling into the trap of decision fatigue. We share...

163. Billionaires Aren’t Better Than Us – The Wealth Ceiling

by inside out money | May 17, 2026 | Early Retirement, Investing, Lifestyle, Lizgetsloaded, Money, Psychology

This episode promises to remind you what really matters in life. Billionaires might fly private, but they’re drinking the same Coke and scrolling the same iPhone as the rest of us. We explore the “wealth equalizers” that hit a quality ceiling regardless of...

162. Time Traveling to Improve Our Lives With Ginger From ChooseFI

by inside out money | May 10, 2026 | Early Retirement, Investing, Lifestyle, Money, Psychology

Time travel may just be the ultimate behavioral finance hack. We explore the neuroscience of how our brains perceive our future selves and how we can leverage this understanding to our advantage. By utilizing psychology, we share actionable strategies to bridge the...

161. Our 91% vs. 9% of Life: 4 Lessons from 4 Years of Early Retirement

by inside out money | May 3, 2026 | Early Retirement, Greg, Lifestyle, Money, Psychology

These are the four big lessons we’ve learned from four years of early retirement, and they are perhaps even more applicable to people still working. After spending 91% of our lives following the schedules of teachers, bosses, and corporate deadlines, we’ve finally...
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