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    100th EPISODE! Featuring Money Rehabber Success Stories

    enAugust 20, 2021

    Podcast Summary

    • Exploring side hustles with AirbnbAirbnb offers an accessible way to monetize your home and start a side hustle, while the Money Rehab podcast provides valuable financial education

      Making extra money through side hustles, such as hosting on Airbnb, can be an accessible and easy way to monetize what you already have. The speaker, who is also an author and Airbnb host, emphasizes the ease of getting started with Airbnb and the potential value of your own home. Additionally, the discussion touched upon the 100th episode of the Money Rehab podcast, where financial expert Cole Lapin reflects on the show's journey and the importance of financial literacy. The podcast covers various money basics and deeper financial topics, aiming to educate and inspire listeners.

    • Exploring the History and Security Features of the $100 BillDelving deeper into the world of personal finance can lead to new discoveries and a greater appreciation for managing money. The $100 bill's history and security features serve as reminders to protect and carefully attend to our finances.

      Money, like the $100 bill, is full of interesting history and intricate details. Just as Benjamin Franklin's face has graced the $100 bill for over a century, the financial concepts we learn and apply in our lives can have a lasting impact. During a recent reflection on the 100 episodes of money-related content consumed, the speaker's mind wandered to the history of the $100 bill. This led them down a rabbit hole of discovery, highlighting the security features of the bill and the fascination it holds for many. The first security feature, a blue ribbon, is a holographic band that appears as bells or the number 100 when tilted. The second feature is a bell inside an inkwell, which moves up and down when the bill is tilted. These security features serve as a reminder that money, like the $100 bill, requires careful attention and protection. This exploration of the $100 bill serves as a reminder that delving deeper into the world of personal finance can lead to new discoveries and a greater appreciation for the complexities of managing money. So, whether you're just starting your financial journey or have been on it for a while, remember to keep learning and stay curious. After all, every dollar bill has a story to tell.

    • Design elements and history of currency: optical illusions, time-stamped images, and cocaine tracesDesign elements like optical illusions and time-stamped images make counterfeiting difficult, while traces of cocaine on bills serve as a reminder of the realities of the world. Investing a $100 bill could grow to over $200,000 in a century with an 8% annual growth rate.

      The design elements and history of currency, such as the $100 bill, can be intriguing and mysterious, with optical illusions making counterfeiting difficult and time-stamped images leaving us wondering about their significance. Meanwhile, the prevalence of cocaine traces on currency serves as a reminder of the realities of the world and the potential growth of even a small investment over time. The optical illusions on currency, like those found on the $100 bill, make it harder for counterfeiters to replicate and easier for us to spot fakes. For instance, the back of the $100 bill features Independence Hall in Philadelphia, and the clock pictured inside has been a source of intrigue since its creation in 1914. Initially set at 4:10, the clock's time was changed to 10:30 in 2013, leaving many wondering about the reason behind this change. However, the world of currency is not all mysteries and intrigue. Traces of cocaine are found on 80% of bills in circulation, a reality that can be startling and a reminder of the realities of the world. Despite these fascinating and sometimes concerning aspects of currency, it's important to remember the potential of the money we hold in our hands. By investing a $100 bill in an index fund and reinvesting the earnings, that initial investment could grow to over $200,000 after a century, assuming an average annual growth rate of 8%. This simple act of saving and investing could lead to significant financial gains over time.

    • Smart financial decisions in the past centuryInvesting in index funds offers diversification and a lower risk profile compared to individual stocks, making it a wise financial choice in today's market.

      Investing in index funds is a smart financial decision, and considering the historical context, it's an even wiser choice when looking back at the significant changes in the financial landscape over the past century. A hundred years ago, the cost of living and common purchases were significantly lower, but the value of money has changed due to inflation. For instance, a house cost around $6,300, a car $500, and a steak 40¢. However, some things have remained the same, like the importance of saving and investing. Today, with the advent of technology, we have more tools and opportunities to save and invest, such as index funds, which provide diversification and a lower risk profile compared to individual stocks. My guests' progress is a testament to the effectiveness of the money rehab approach, which aims to help individuals take control of their finances and secure a better financial future.

    • Taking the first step towards financial recovery and educationInitiating financial education and action can lead to budget adjustments, savings, investments, and a path to financial growth.

      Taking the first step towards financial recovery and education can lead to significant improvements in one's financial situation. Angelica, inspired by her conversation on the podcast, took action by looking into her old 401k and opening a new one with her current employer. She was initially concerned about the impact on her budget, but found that she could adjust accordingly. Angelica and her partner have since reworked their budget to include savings and investments, and they are excited to grow their money and explore different investment opportunities. Angelica expressed her gratitude for the accessible financial wisdom shared on the podcast and the impact it has had on her life. This story illustrates the power of taking the first step towards financial education and the potential for positive change that can result.

    • Taking Action on Financial AdviceBe proactive in creating savings accounts and negotiating bills to save money. Small changes like separating discretionary spending and negotiating interest rates can lead to significant savings and reduced financial stress.

      Being proactive with personal finances can lead to significant savings and reduced financial stress. The guest on the podcast shared how they were inspired by the advice given on the show to create a dedicated savings account for a personal expense and successfully negotiate various bills to save money. By making small changes, such as creating a separate account for discretionary spending and negotiating expenses like homeowners association fees and cell phone service, individuals can make a big impact on their financial situation. Additionally, the importance of being proactive in negotiating interest rates on credit cards before needing to was highlighted as a valuable tip. Overall, the discussion emphasized the importance of taking action on financial advice and being intentional with personal finances.

    • Invest in financial security with a backup planListening to Money Rehab podcast offers valuable financial advice and peace of mind through backup plans and answers to financial questions

      Having a backup plan, such as a reduced interest rate on your debts, can provide financial security and peace of mind. Iheartmedia's Money Rehab podcast, hosted by Nicole Lappin, offers valuable financial advice and answers to listeners' questions. If you have a question not covered in their 100 episodes, DM them and they will answer it in the next episode. The podcast is produced by Iheartmedia, with Morgan Lavoie and Catherine Law as producers, and Brandon Dicker and Josh Fisher handling editing and engineering. Mangash Hathikadur and Will Pearson serve as executive producers, with Michelle Lambs contributing to preproduction and development. So, invest in yourself and tune in to Money Rehab for financial guidance and advice.

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