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To see the examples in the episode checkout the free corresponding course https://moneyforaveragejoes.com/course/rent-vs-buy/ Only transcription below Welcome to money for average Joe’s. A 12 part series on personal finance. I’m your host, Jason Weaver, an average Joe. Today’s episode episode eight is deciding when is it time to rent? And when is it time to...

To see the examples in the episode checkout the free corresponding course https://moneyforaveragejoes.com/course/education/ Only transcription below Welcome to money for average Joe’s. A 12 part series on personal finance. I’m your host, Jason Weaver, an average Joe. Episode seven is all about how to pick the best college for you and how to pay for...

Learn how to crush your crushing debt, what debt type of is good and how most Americans spend their money.

Learn how to make more outside of a career move or going back to school. This is all about the art of the side hustle and creating an asset based business you own.

Protect your family from financial ruin by getting proper insurance.

Build a 1 month Emergency fund as fast as possible then once your consumer-debt is gone build up a 3-6 month fund.

Episode number 2 is all about understanding where your money is going and then start course corrections to where you want to spend your money. I’ll cover tools and average spending by category so you can live better and have more money for when it matters most.

Episode number 1 is all about choosing your money road map. The path you want to take to protect your family, live better and have more money for when it matters most.