The Get Ready Money Podcast with Jay Turner and Mitch Radhuber: Personalize Your Financial Guidance
Oct 08, 2024
๐ On this episode of The Get Ready Money Podcast, I spoke with Jay Turner and Mitch Radhuber, co-founders of Fince about changing the way we think about money and personalized financial guidance.
๐ง In this episode we discussed:
๐น The importance of considering your goals and looking at the big picture.
๐น Why you should put money advice from social media into perspective..
๐น Allow yourself to have the quality of life to include what brings you joy.
๐น Be aware of where your money is going.
๐น You can have it all, you just can’t have it all at once - Scott Galloway.
๐ฅ Watch this episode below:
< >
๐ง Listen to the podcast below or on your favorite podcast app.
Connect with Jay Turner:
LinkedIn:(here)
Twitter/X: (here)
Newsletter: Follow the Money (here)
Connect with Mitch Radhuber:
LinkedIn:(here)
Twitter/X: (here)
Newsletter: if (Money): (here)
Fince:
Website: (here)
Referenced:
- Article about the impact of tutoring in school and how that applies to money (here)
- Study on Gen Z getting financial advice from social media (here)
- Rahkim Sabree (website) - check out: The Get Ready Money Podcast with Rahkim Sabree: Overcoming Financial Trauma (here)
- Prudence Zhu (website) - check out: The Get Ready Money Podcast with Prudence Zhu: Living A Life You Love (here)
- Compound Interest: The Get Ready Money Podcast Financial Five Episode with Chris Mouzon, Derrick Wesley, Mac Gardner and Thomas Kopelman: The Power of Compound Interest (here)
Bios:
Jay Turner’s background is in business operations and supply chain with a business degree from the University of South Carolina, originally from Atlanta, Georgia. He is a volunteer for Junior Achievement and is a member of the AFCPE. He is now the cofounder and CEO of Fince
Mitch Radhuber is a software engineer with a degree in computer engineering from the University of Michigan, originally from Westchester County, New York. He started his career working as an engineer at a large investment bank in New York City. He's now the co-founder and CTO of Fince.