“I used to think that money was everything. And it took maturity to learn that I was wrong, wrong, wrong.

Few, if any, have done as much to educate people about how to save more and spend less as Clark Howard has.

As a best-selling author, Radio Hall of Fame host of “The Clark Howard Show”, and self-described cheapskate, he has spent the last 30 years sharing practical tips and advice on all things related to money. From his office in Atlanta, Clark discusses:
- A conversation with his father that changed his worldview about money
- Why he loves the game of bargain hunting
- The different career path he almost took
- How his “passion for community” drives his decades-long work with Habitat For Humanity
and much more.

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“I didn't feel fear. I just saw that prices were down much more than where they had been. So I just put a little money in without thinking about it too much.”

When Jeff Fischer was 17 years old he bought his first stock right after the infamous Black Monday crash of 1987. From his home in Washington, DC, he shares:
- The money lesson he learned from “The Price Is Right”
- How his investing has evolved over the years
- Why he wishes he had paid more for certain items
- That anyone can all flip the “YOLO mentality” to their advantage
and much more.

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"I'm not going to divorce him. I'm going to kill him...unless we have separate checking accounts."

How does a person become an expert in two COMPLETELY different professions?

As an attorney, Nell Minow has publicly fought for the rights of individual shareholders as one of America’s foremost experts in corporate governance. But for the past 30 years she’s also been an award-winning film critic.

From her home in Virginia, Nell shares:
- The investing lesson she wishes she’d learned earlier
- Why her jobs in corporate governance and film criticism are more alike than you might think
- How the “wild west” in the early days of the Internet led to her movie persona
- Her weakness for gadgets
and much more.

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