On this episode, we’re talking about why people get so uncomfortable when they're asked for money, and some of the psychological screws that are turning in our minds when it happens.

Ah, passive income—the magical unicorn of the financial world. It’s the idea that money could keep flowing into your account even while you’re binge-watching Netflix or pretending to be productive on a Sunday afternoon.

If you hear faint ghostly wails on a cold October night, don’t worry — it’s probably just the restless spirits of millionaires who didn’t buy into JP Morgan’s banking plans. Legend (and a few very dedicated Reddit threads) say the Titanic didn’t sink because of an iceberg… it sank because of a bank.

If money came with a warning label, it would probably say: “Side effects may include stress, denial, reckless Amazon purchases, and hiding delivery boxes from loved ones.”

Remember cash? Those colorful bits of paper that used to live in your wallet before being replaced by a sleek piece of plastic—or, let’s be honest, your phone?

Why It's Important To Agree On Finances In A Marriage

Trying to decide whether to buy a house or keep renting is a bit like choosing between pancakes and waffles—both can be delicious, both come with their own quirks, and everyone seems to have a strong opinion about which one is “the right” choice.

On this episode, Brad gives his take on day trading and reveals some of the psychological pitfalls that are more likely to send the everyday trader to the poor house than the penthouse.

On this episode, Brad tries once and for all to convince us that investing and gambling are two very different things, while Jared and Kira try to get him to finally admit they are one in the same. It’s a debate for the ages, and the winner will definitely surprise you.

Brad breaks down who needs a credit score, when it matters, and why the whole system might be a little... rigged.

If you’ve ever looked at the stock market and thought, “This looks like Vegas, but with fewer slot machines and way more people in suits sweating over coffee,” you’re not alone.

Picking the right savings account can feel a lot like online dating: they all promise security, growth, and a bright future together, but the fine print can make or break the relationship.