Stop Stepping Over Dollars To Pick Up Nickels
George Kamel & Dr. John Delony answer your questions and discuss:
- How to start managing investments after a loved one passes,
- read more: Questions to Ask a Financial Advisor at Your First Meeting
- What to do when a job requires you to have a credit score,
- George's book: Breaking Free From Broke
- How to get started flipping houses,
- read more: How to Flip a House
- "Should I buy a Tesla for the tax credits?"
- read more: What are Tax Credits?
- How to know if you should sell your house to get out of debt,
- How to go back school without debt when living paycheck to paycheck,
- A caller financed 3 vehicles to start a rental car business and ruined their finances,
- The biggest excuses George hears about cars,
- read now: How to Buy a Used Car Right Now
- "How do I stay within my budget?"
- "I'm underwater on my car and can't get a loan,"
- "How can I help my daughter deal with collectors?"
- "Should I buy a house while still in debt?"
- "Pull from my 401(k) to pay off the IRS?"
- "Is now a good time to buy a house?"
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