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Books
60 Days to Change
Avoid Student Loans
The Commissioner
What Your Dad Never Taught You About Budgeting
Your Money Life: The Series
Mock Retirement
Podcast Episodes
Ep. 538: Your primary residence isn't the ultimate investment
Ep. 537: Being an executor can't be that hard, can it?
Ep. 536: If only we had avoided these stupid mistakes
Ep. 535: Did the real estate industry just change forever?
Ep. 534: The gender episode
Ep. 533: How to recover from a big financial mistake
Ep. 531: A deep look inside the alleged misdeeds of a prominent financial advisor
Ep. 531: Pivoting hard when you think you might lose your job
Ep. 530: Overrated and underrated financial advice
Ep. 529: The 5 money conversations you need to have with your partner
Ep. 528: What is the best amount for a starter emergency fund
Ep. 527: Why don't people research their financial advisor's past?
Ep. 526: The first day of retirement
Ep. 525: The ins and out of 2024
Ep. 524: Stock prediction awards spectacular
Ep. 301: Does presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg understand our financial lives?
Ep. 477: Expenses retirees regret
Ep. 482: Hills we're willing to die on -- boy that escalated quickly
Ep. 483: Should you hire a friend as your financial advisor?
Ep. 487: What's the biggest threat to your financial stability?
Ep. 480: 2023 stock market predictions
Ep. 488: Is the new 529 rollover rule helpful?
Ep. 338: Inheritance Is Coming. What Should I Do?
Ep. 345: Brendan, This One's For You
Ep. 326: Getting rid of an old car which starts costing you money
Ep. 298 Firing your male financial advisor
Ep. 523: 2023 PTP Show Wrapped
Ep. 522: The crew shares their book recommendations!
Ep. 521: When should you NOT max out your retirement plan contributions?
Ep. 520: There are questions you should be asking questions about your money, and you currently aren't asking these questions.
Ep. 519: Are the fees in my retirement plan too high?
Ep. 518: Paying off your partner's debt
After two years, Pete relents and releases a very weird podcast
Episode 1: Scott
Episode 2: Charlie
Episode 11: David
Episode 3: Marissa
Episode 4: James
Episode 5: Mitzi
Episode 6: Coach Cliff
Episode 7: Jasmin
Episode 8: Rudy
Episode 9: Ann
Episode 10: Fritz
Episode 12: Nicole
Episode 13: DJ
Episode 14: Alice
Episode 15: Candace
Episode 16: Ernie
Episode 17: Tori
Episode 18: Darren
Episode 19: Linda
Episode 20: Ned
Ep. 23: Jennifer Avoids a Financial Crisis
Episode 21: KC
Ep. 22: Grant Learns Net Worth is a Motivator
Ep. 28: Timmy Takes Responsibility for His Situation
Ep. 25: Tara Asks How To Use Her Bonus
Ep. 24: Is Greg Saving Too Much For Retirement?
Ep. 153: The Turn Around
Ep. 181: Brielle has a lot of moving pieces & is ready to put them into place.
Ep. 26: Ricky Transitions from Paying Debt to Saving
Ep. 27: Dana Considers Early Retirement
Ep. 29: Female Elvis Talks Through Her Complicated Financial Life
Ep. 30: Kyle Asks How To Hire A Financial Advisor
Ep 31: Chick McGee and Jess Hooker Help Clark Out
Ep. 32: Kelly Sells the Dream House
Ep. 33: Samantha learns whether or not she should buy her first home
Ep. 35: Claire Balances a New Baby, Retirement, and Life Insurance
Ep. 34: Ray Makes A Monumental Comeback
Ep. 36: Roy feels he must choose between medical help for his daughter or financial success
Ep. 37: Ellie has a massive change in income
Ep. 38: Gene goes from ballin’ to borrowing from his mom’s life insurance policy
Ep. 40: Hairy has some big hairy audacious retirement goals
Ep. 39: Is Caroline behind the retirement eight ball, or is she right where she should be?
Ep. 41: Leia resists the dark side of living in an expensive city
Ep. 42: Keely gets engaged and everything is happening at once
Ep. 43: Jack has risk tolerance issues
Ep. 44: Brenda needs to budget in retirement to survive
Ep. 46: Nicole wants to know whether she can buy a house before paying down some pesky debt
Ep. 45: Chuck wants to know if he should buy Long-Term Care insurance
Ep. 47: Sheila considers bankruptcy
Ep. 48: Lee might have a monopoly money problem
Ep. 49: Pam and her husband are ready to call it a career
Ep. 57: Dustin wants to know if his new home purchase will impact his retirement
Ep. 50: Is BJ a lifestyle creep?
Ep. 52: Bobby is ready to pull the trigger…maybe
Ep. 51: Anne is divorced with two young kids and is concerned about a secure future
Ep. 53: Jenny is dealing with debt, a variable income, and a new marriage
Ep. 54: Whitney is afraid her impending bonus and her spending habits will ruin her long-term goals
Ep. 55: Howard faces the financial ramifications of adopting a child
Ep. 58: Budgeting
Ep. 56: Betty’s retirement plan stability makes college possible for her daugher
Ep. 59: Ryan was talked into a house he can’t afford and his wife is pregnant
Ep. 63: Spencer wants to take a break to go get his MBA
Ep. 60: Debt
Ep. 61: Kami wants to freelance…just in case a baby is on the way
Ep. 62: Mistakes
Ep. 64: Investing
Ep. 66: Relationships
Blog Posts
The credit bureaus aren't who you think they are
Why we purposefully do things that hurt our own financial lives
Pete Reviews Stuff: Betterment.com
How to craft a life on $80,000/yr
How to craft a life on $250,000/yr
Can you be too dependent on your employer's success?
A single moment can absolutely change your financial life
Email question: Should I move money into an IRA?
How you should measure the performance of your financial advisor (Part 1)
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I Think I Over-contributed to My Roth IRA...
COVID-19 Notes: The EIP Stimulus Check
EVENT ANNOUNCEMENT: Prepare for 2021
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My newspaper column
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Why me winning Best Money Manager in Indianapolis is bad news for actual Money Managers
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A Pete the Planner Show Mini Series: Pete's Eats
Pete's Eats
A Pete the Planner Mini Series: Pete's Eats Ep. 3
It’s time to build your financial Frankenstein.
It won't all work out
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Daily budgeting concerns impacting 401k participation
Life is nearly impossible when you make less than living wage
Are you being overcharged at restaurants?
How is your financial life going?
PTPTV Ep. 44: The Senate released their AHCA draft, Paul Ashley clears the air
Combating Retirement's silent killer: Inflation.
What to do if your employer doesn't offer a retirement plan
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When money can't do it anymore
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How a Sharpie can change your financial life
Major Affordable Care Act tax coming your way
Some last minute tax filing tips
More info on credit freezes for Anthem data breach victims
I'm in my 20s, what should I do with my retirement funds?
Anthem data breach victims should strongly consider freezing their credit
Entrepreneurs and Start-ups Speakeasy
Father's Day Special
Life insurance mistakes I see all. the. time.
How frequency of pay affects behavior
2014 Contribution limits
Want to interfere with competitors? You'll be eating your Ad Words
Should you dip into your emergency fund for that?
Email question: Should we refinance to help fund house repairs?
I want to buy a car using a student loan that I start paying after I graduate. By becoming an engineer I should be able to earn $1,800,000 more in my life time than if I became an auto mechanic. Good idea? What do you think?
Why your budget affects your job
Why One Shot-Financial Wellness Programming Doesn't Work
PETE ON FOX NEWS CHANNEL TODAY
Pete, I would appreciate your analysis of the plan offered by the Arc of Indiana's trust for planning for the needs of a diaabled child.
I'm not much for financial dreams
An odd combination
If Pete the Planner made your benefit selections
What Everybody Ought to Know About Mutual Funds
Student loan refund checks are a sucker's bet
Pete the Planner's Financial IQ Game Show
Where do vices fall in a budget?
How childcare costs can prevent student loans
I need help interpreting my credit report and figuring out what I can correct/change/rectify. Are there any legitimate folks out there that can help guide me through this mess?
WISH TV RIsk Tolerance spot
Interested in being on TV?
My wife is starting a new job in a school. They only offer a 403(b); should we use this or an IRA?
Investing like a boss!
Pete the Planner named 4th most influential personal finance expert in the nation
Pete the Planner turns 10 today
What are your thoughts on investing in physical silver and gold?
Inside Look: A startup brewery
Do you need travel insurance?
Is stress causing higher medical costs for your company?
Radio Spot -TBD
The end of civilized discourse
Why we spend money on crap we can't afford
Memorial Day 2014
Adult children helping financially strapped parents
Hi! We inherited a bit of money & can pay off our mortgage. We only owe about $8,000. And my husband wants to retire in 2 months. We'll lose our mortgage exemption and we'll pay more taxes. What's the benefit to paying off our home early? Thank you!
Understanding Tax Increment Finance (TIF)
Hi Pete, I currently have a reliable, paid off vehicle, and plan on buying a new car in a year or so. Which option is best: A Trade current vehicle in. B Sell current vehicle myself. C Buy new vehicle and keep current
Part 1 of our show on Multi Level Marketing
My "60 Days" Experience
We built a house 9 yrs ago. We almost dbl our pymts & should have it pd off in 2 years. We only have 1 RV pmnt. No other debt. Some people have told us we are stupid for paying it off. I am 52 & my spouse 55. Are we doing the right thing?
Hi Pete, My insurance salesman is trying to convince me to use life insurance as an investment, but I don't understand how that works. Can you explain the benefits to that over other types of investments?
Is your debit card as protected as a credit card?
Give your financial life a performance review
Win an Extreme Financial Makeover
Pete the Planner Live Radio on Friday April 3rd
Considering bankruptcy? Here's what you need to know.
New report suggests the obvious
Pete the Planner joins 93 WIBC
Biggest Waste of Money This Week
Don't give to the needy this Holiday Season
Spring Break Tips with Pete
Compendium Test Q
I read your 3 buckets of savings blog. I have never been sure where the money for the midterm bucket should be placed. Where do you put the midterm bucket so you can get to it when say you need that downpayment or eventual vacation?
Our obsession with our friends' incomes
I'm not much for financial dreams
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