The 7 Sins of Investing | Jeremy Schneider aka Personal Finance Club - E70

The 7 Sins of Investing | Jeremy Schneider aka Personal Finance Club - E70

Author: Jesse Cramer December 20, 2023 Duration: 1:02:36

Jeremy is the voice behind Personal Finance Club, a community of champions of the individual investor dedicated to bringing accessible financial education to all. The Personal Finance Club believes financial education improves lives and it should be taught in school. You might have seen Jeremy and Personal Finance Club on Instagram where he posts eye catching financial graphics to almost 600, 000 followers.

 

In this episode Jesse and Jeremy discuss the 7 Sins of Investing. These simple lessons will give you valuable insight into some habits to avoid, skills to develop, and knowledge to gain for your financial well-being.

 

Key Takeaways:

  • Your home is a lifestyle choice, but it's not an investment - more of a hard to upkeep asset.

  • Why you should "rent your fun", treat money as a tool, and other useful ways to approach finances.

  • How humans evolved to be impressionable and how this has been co-opted by consumerism.

  • Live below your means, and invest early and often.

  • Learn Jeremy's 7 Sins of Investing.

  • Why you should just stand there and wait.

  • Jeremy's Nectarine: Advice-Only Financial Advising.

 

Mentions:

📚 7 Money Mistakes: https://bestinterest.blog/money-mistakes/

📚 Why'd I Buy a Home With a 6.5% Mortgage?!: https://bestinterest.blog/buy-a-home-high-interest-mortgage/

🌐 Personal Finance Club: https://www.personalfinanceclub.com/ 

👉🏼 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/personalfinanceclub/  

🌐 Nectarine: https://hellonectarine.com/ 

 

More of The Best Interest:

Check out the Best Interest Blog at bestinterest.blog

Contact me at jesse@bestinterest.blog

 

The Best Interest Podcast is a personal podcast meant for education and entertainment. It should not be taken as financial advice, and is not prescriptive of your financial situation.


Navigating the world of money can feel overwhelming, with a constant stream of conflicting tips and trendy, quick-fix schemes. Personal Finance for Long-Term Investors-The Best Interest cuts through that noise. Host Jesse Cramer brings a unique perspective to the conversation, transitioning from his background as an aerospace engineer to his work as a fiduciary financial advisor. This podcast is built on the principle that genuine wealth isn't built overnight through speculation, but through consistent, well-reasoned decisions made over decades. Each episode delves into the mechanics and mindset required for that journey, exploring topics like retirement planning, intelligent investing, and the behavioral aspects of managing money. You'll find discussions that go beyond surface-level advice, examining the "why" behind proven strategies and how to apply them to your own life. The tone is conversational and grounded, avoiding financial jargon in favor of clear explanations. It’s a resource for anyone tired of the hype and seeking a sustainable path forward. By focusing on evidence-based ideas and patient execution, this podcast aims to provide listeners with the tools and confidence to build a secure financial future on their own terms. Tune in for a thoughtful, long-term approach to personal finance that prioritizes your best interest.
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