The Dough Roller Money Podcast

In our series on how to build wealth on any income, today we look at tiling an investment portfolio toward value funds

In our series on How to Build Wealth on Any Income, we look at how to leverage small companies in an investment portfolio.

In our continuing series on How to Build Wealth on Any Income, today we start a deep dive into asset allocation and how to build a solid investment plan.

In our series on How to Build Wealth on Any Income, today we look at what drives stock prices. So often investors see the market as a game, at best. The reality is that behind every stock mutual fund or ETF are real live businesses working to earn a profit. And it's ultimately profits that drive the direction of stock prices.

In our series on How to Build Wealth on Any Income, we look at the 7 things that affect investment returns.

We look at the importance of investment returns for generating wealth, and how even small differences in returns can have a huge difference on your wealth.

In our continuing series on How to Build Wealth on Any Income, we look at time, and the importance of investing as early as possible.

We cover six ideas on how to spend less than you make, including the value of life experiments and the spending audit.

Continuing our series on how to build wealth on any income, today we look at the important question of how much should you save.

Today in our series on how to build wealth on any income, we answer your questions on everything from 401ks to future stock market returns

Continuing our series on how to build wealth on any income, today we explore the incredible power of small amounts of money if invested over time.

Continuing our series on how to build wealth on any income, we look at the power of compounding.

In part one of our series on how to build wealth on any income, we look at the importance of the net worth statement. We explore how our monthly budget affects our net worth, and the importance of compounding.

We talk about 2016, a BHAG for 2017, net worth updates, your most frequently asked questions, and what to look forward to in 2017.

One percent doesn't seem like much. But pay an investment advisor 1% a year and it could easily cost your more than $1 million over a lifetime of investing. In this podcast, we look at why investment fees matter.

We respond to a listener's question about credit card debt. She wants to know if it makes sense to take out a personal loan to pay off four credit cards. We talk about why it can be a good move, but also a significant risk.

A listener named Steve is making some important investment decisions in his 401k. While we can't give him any specific advice, we use his choices to talk about common issues facing all retirement investors.

We look at credit card merchant category codes and how they affect cash back rewards. We also talk about 4 cash back card strategies.

Health Savings Accounts offer a tax advantaged way to pay for medical expenses. They only apply with high deductible health insurance plans. But if you have one, they can be used for everything from emergencies to retirement. We explain how in this episode.

With interest rates on the rise, we respond to a listener's question about bond investing. Specifically, should we avoid bonds now until we are comfortable that rates won't rise further.