Podcast 89: Boldn your treasure with Jackie Cummings Koski to come to the FI

In this piece of Boldin Your MoneySteve Chen stays down with Jackie Cummings Koski, Co-Host of Catch up to the FITalking about his financial encouragement after winning poverty, divorce and one mother. Jackie shares practical advice for late, those in the 40s of them, 50s, and out of their immediate retirement savings. They put the importance of the mindset, defeated the fear of investment, and how they are building wealth even when you start late. Whether you want to be guided, promotions, or verification just that it is not too late, the episode has something to you.

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[34:03] Psychology of Money: timeless lessons, greed and happiness in Morgan Housel

[45:56] Link to WSJ article

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Steve Chen (40):

That’s incredible. I mean, it’s amazing. I think this podcasting is all podcasting and brings video items where we can jump, and it is amazing. Maybe you can share a few issues from people who has helped great returns or people who have done good as you.

Jackie Cummings Koski (40:41):

Oh Gosh. Yes, we have all the guests we have at podcast, so we cannot have coaches and professionals. We have real life stories. And I think one of the happiest was a priest and Ed. They are a little couple, I think they are thirty, perhaps the first chance of four boys, and they actually criminated the economy and did the following. So it was just a good way to share their story and work with them, one of the most important thing we saw was their longest love and they had two children, in general they had to try to put the school of the boys.

(41: 34):

And although they did not reach financial or early retirement, they have much clarity now. He had a comfort car and I drove a luxury car, so there was nothing wrong with that, and I didn’t want anyone to shame him about that. But he just sent that he sold a car, but at that time, it was something we didn’t have to judge it, but after looking at it, he came to that decision itself. And that is beauty about it. We will not be that they come in and say, Oh, you need to cut this, this, and that. When you do not know their standards, you do not know the uterus why this decision or what it means to them. My work and any financial expert you are trying to help someone get to their decisions and support that we can buy more than something or something means they have no obligations.

(42:49):

So although he does not do financial or early retirement, I love to recognize that he came to him.

Steve Chen (42:58):

I think it’s energy when people have at least one vision plan and the view of one vision, understand what happens, and see that they have some benefits, I take the argument, paying a paid person. And there is no more amazing financial struggling with the type of slack, when something is moving aside, that goes on regularly in our lives. It’s like nothing to complete.

Jackie Cummings Koski (43:28):

I would say that every day we receive feedback from our listeners in our community with Facebook page. We have a speech pipeline where they can leave the voice message and can leave a message at any platform for communication or podcast player. So it just keeps our hearts warm. Some of the messages we receive. We had a 30-year-old woman, she was a Fronist who came to the US. You’re 38 years old. He said, I just listened to all 120 episodes of your podcast. This is where people should start. Everything has been so helpful. And it was heard by his Word and excitement such as, Wow, I finally felt. And I think, I’m going to talk about each, but I do it all the time, but we have people some tense when we talk about peace.

(44: 24):

They obviously ask something for money or investment or something like that. In my mind, their ordinary people like me, and they need to get their money together. So I always keep in the marginal conversation with a reporter or author or interviewer. And there was one manufacturer, I was lucky enough for the last few years I had a lower part of Rachel and their producer. Help her art separated and wanted to be big 4 0 1 KS and that people started investing. And he wanted to focus on the target day. I told her, I said, a common person doesn’t know that they are planted. That’s something they want to watch. Some of these quantities of the target day, they are not all equal, so perhaps one additional additional will get you one Pager to show everything that is there.

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If your intention is in Mate 26, to be a stream of all Stop Index Fund and goes to your day bag and say 80% in the stock market, that does not match what you want. I said, Hi, be with you, I think her name was Kathy, I said, have you watched your 401k? Do you know what you have there? He walks, in fact, I didn’t. The next day you send me an email, you leave, oh, I ended up my 401k and saw what I have, and take all your advice. So I’m always happy when the nature of nature happens. Everyone needs a small financial education.

Steve Chen (45:56):

Yes, it is interesting. I was actually lucky enough, the fishermen journal covered, and it was a stranger, Jeremy Olsen, who was the main financial crisis, and he himself entered the planning. He had just turned 50 and turned to 401k Millionaire and was involved, all right, interesting. They’ve been working and working, built a certain treasure, and now they were really like paying attention to my property and I have been sure to take a smart, thinking about health care and everything else. But yes, everyone, even if they are in business, there is always lessons that we can do better. OK. Look well, Jackie, this has been good. So catch up to FI podcast and the community and things, we will send people there. Any other resources you received is really useful in your community that you think people should know about it?

Jackie Cummings Koski (46:50):

Yes, I think of the biggest things, talking a lot about society. So we have a very working facebook team. We have 17,000 people there now, and that kicks plammers and scamers come out when one day

Steve Chen (47:03):

Each time. Yes, you should put it.

Jackie Cummings Koski (47:04):

Yes, it is a warm community, receiver and we often have events, maybe we will do the webinar on the topic, or maybe we will have a divine event in the conference, such as the economy. We always make a little side to meet. For its community to be great. And that feeds on the podcast, perhaps listening to the podcast, told ‘EM by Facebook team. That’s where all communications, work, education. We have many specialists in the front guests in our podcast in that Facebook team answering questions. So that may be the second most important source I can change. And, then, I wrote that little book for Dummies that if you want the kind of specified form or guide, most I talk about in the show, in that book. And it takes you a step by step, starting with a psychiatric, to know where, and hit all those, that is the basic formula for building riches until you reach the financial independence.

Steve Chen (48:12):

Good. Jackie, is amazed to hear your story and hear the kind of hearing how to help people who feel they have never started on time and thinking it’s true for everyone. Now. Everyone wish I had started saving before and investing before, but it’s good for people to see success. So Jackie, thank you for your time the work you do. It is good to hear your story and hear about the impact.

Jackie Cummings Koski (4:36):

All right, Steve, this has been good. It’s so nice to talk to you.

Steve Chen (48:39):

Similarly. All right, and then list people listening, check the podcast mentioned with all answer acceptable. All comments back to acceptable, and if you want to lead us or to us update, that and it is very useful in US podcastants trying to grow the audience. Ok, thank you.