The FrugalPod
By David Podley and Noble Acuff
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Podcast Description
FrugalPod is a podcast dedicated to sharing helpful personal finance tips, tricks, and hacks. David Podley, the host, is an experienced financial planner in southern California. The show is produced by Noble Acuff of The Acuff Group.
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FrugalPod Episode #11 – Economic Suvivor’s Guilt | David Podley and clinical psychologist Dr. Joe Dilley discuss economic survivor’s guilt. Survivor’s guilt is a natural response for people who see others struggling and realize that “it could have been me.” As we see those around us struggling, try to make yourself available to the people who may be struggling, but don’t try to make sense [...] | 4/9/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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FrugalPod Episode #9 – Why This Recession Feels So Much Different | David Podley and Noble Acuff talk about why this recession feels different than other recessions of the past. First, this recession may be the first many people have been through. People who graduated after the tech bust of 2001 may not have seen a real People tend to have a short-term memory about other recessions. First, when [...] | 4/1/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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FrugalPod Episode #10 – Interview with Author Ramit Sethi | David interviews Ramit Sethi, author of the newly released personal finance book I Will Teach You To Be Rich and blogger at the website that shares the same name (IWillTeachYouToBeRich.com). Although the title Ramit chose for his website and book sounds like a scam, his book is full of practical advice on getting ahead and living [...] | 3/25/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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FrugalPod Special Episode with Dr. Joe Dilley on Emotions and Money | David Podley interviews Dr. Joe Dilley about emotions that come up when dealing with tough financial times. Dr. Dilley is a clinical psychologist based in South Pasadena, California. It’s dangerous to invest ourselves too much into straightening out our finances because we can end up dwelling on either our personal finances or the finances of our [...] | 3/17/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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FrugalPod Episode #8 – What is a Financial Plan and Why Do You Need One? | A standard financial plan will help you know where your finances are now, where you want (0r need) to be in the future, and how to get there. Financial plans come in a few varieties. First, there is the traditional financial planning model where you go in and visit with a financial planner who will work to [...] | 3/11/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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FrugalPod Episode #7 – What to Do When You Might Be Laid Of | If you are facing a layoff, you need to go through your budget with a fine-tooth comb. Know where your money is going and think about whether you really need something. Focus your efforts on things that can both cut expenses as well as bring in more money. Sometimes you aren’t going to save a whole [...] | 3/5/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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FrugalPod Episode #6: Retirement Planning | It is easy to get confused about retirement planning, but it’s important to get started, especially if your company offers a 401(k) matching program. The differences between retirement plans: 401(k) and 403(b) are both employer-sponsored retirement accounts. The 401(k) is offered by companies that are for-profit and the 403(b) is offered by educational institutions and some non-profits. [...] | 2/26/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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FrugalPod Podcast – Episode #5 – Intro to Investing | Episode 5 of the FrugalPod podcast is online and ready for download. You can also subscribe to the podcast via its RSS feed or through iTunes. As always, we encourage you to post your comments, questions, and suggestions for future episodes in the comments section on the blog. Thanks for listening and we hope you [...] | 2/18/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Frugal Pod Podcast Show Notes – Episode #4 – Paying Off Debt | Episode 4 of the FrugalPod podcast is online and ready for download. You can also subscribe to the podcast via its RSS feed or through iTunes. As always, we encourage you to post your comments, questions, and suggestions for future episodes in the comments section on the blog. Thanks for listening and we hope you [...] | 2/11/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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FrugalPod Podcast Show Notes- Episode #3 – Budgeting | Episode 3 of the FrugalPod podcast is online and ready for download. You can also subscribe to the podcast via its RSS feed or through iTunes. As always, we encourage you to post your comments, questions, and suggestions for future episodes in the comments section on the blog. Thanks for listening and we hope you [...] | 2/5/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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FrugalPod Podcast Show Notes – Episode #2 – Goal Setting | Episode 2 of the FrugalPod Podcast is available for download. You can also subscribe to the show via it’s RSS feed, or through iTunes. We encourage you to leave comments, questions, suggestions for future episodes, etc. in the comments. Thanks for listening and we hope you enjoy the show. Episode 2 Show Notes David and Noble discuss [...] | 2/5/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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FrugalPod Podcast Show Notes – Episode #1 – Introductions | Show notes for The Frugal Pod Podcast - Episode #1 | 2/5/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
| Total: 12 Episodes |
Customer Reviews
Easy to understand
and to the point. These don't get too technical either. Just some good, simple, easy to handle advice.
Are People Getting Dumber?
It seems as if they are. This podcast is an example of the vast sea of contentless babble floating around on Internet, TV, and radio. People seem to want to have a podcast or go on TV or radio, but have nothing to say. The presenters claim to have MBAs, but their "information" is so obvious that one wonders if their claim is even true. They bring up brilliant insights such as, "Everyone should have a budget. You can do a budget on paper or software or--even on the web." Wow! Amazing. Thank God I tuned in. I listened to three episodes, and each time they would blather along on utter obviousness and get to the end and say, "Well, we hope this information was useful to you." What information? You never got beyond naming a topic! And that took you 30 minutes.
Is there ANY frugality podcast that actually has some content? I am hoping for an audio equivalent of the "Tightwad Gazette" books that actually gives practical information--a content!
Great podcast!!
This is a very informitive podcast. Keep up the good work !
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