
<p>Ever wish you could time your investments perfectly?</p> <p>Spoiler: you can’t. On this Think Like an Investor Thursday, Britt and Whit unpack a classic Charles Schwab case study that pits five fictional...


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Recent episodes include "Perfect Timing Is a Myth, But Smart Budgeting Isn’t" (19 June 2025, 10 minutes), "Broke But Budgeted: How We Survived Our First Paychecks" (19 June 2025, 17 minutes), and "Renting, Rationing & Running Water" (18 June 2025, 15 minutes).
Finance Files Podcast publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 18 minutes across 29 episodes.
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<p>Ever wish you could time your investments perfectly?</p> <p>Spoiler: you can’t. On this Think Like an Investor Thursday, Britt and Whit unpack a classic Charles Schwab case study that pits five fictional...

<p>How do you build a budget when your paycheck barely covers rent?<br> Whit and Britt break down their real-life early 20s budgets—from $2K/month in SoCal to shoebox apartments in NYC. They walk through essential...

Episode #27
<p>Would you survive on a 1900s budget? In this Way Back Wednesday, Britt walks us through over a century of spending habits, while Whit plays along with a surprisingly accurate impromptu quiz. From when food took up...

<p>Can you have fun and financial discipline?<br> This Topic Tuesday is a deep dive into conscious budgeting—especially when your salary doesn’t stretch and your friends seem to have bottomless brunch budgets. From side...

<p>Everyone’s heard the latte line, but what about the sneaky costs baked into your default lifestyle? This week, Whitney and Brittany explore how unconscious decisions—from where you live to how you lunch—can quietly...

Episode #24
<p>Can two companies in the same industry have completely different investment risks? In this deep-dive episode, the co-hosts compare large-cap Costco with micro-cap Maison Solutions to explore how scale affects...

Episode #23
<p>Can a budget airline turn into a budget-friendly stock play? In this Think Like an Investor Thursday, the co-hosts do a full diagnostic on Spirit Airlines—from financial filings to Reddit threads. Whitney unpacks the...

<p>How did people invest before Google, phones, or newspapers? Before ChatGPT and online databases, due diligence was a painfully slow—and surprisingly creative—process. This Way Back Wednesday, Whit and Brit explore...

Episode #21
<p></p> <p>Do you really need a finance degree to analyze a company?</p> <p> </p> <p>Absolutely not. What started as a “boring” topic turns into one of the most practical episodes yet. Brittany breaks down the key...

Episode #20
<p>Can a boring skill be your biggest investing advantage? The Finance Files crew starts the week with a deep dive into how political uncertainty fuels volatility—and why that matters to investors. Greg breaks down...

Episode #19
<p>What if doing less could make you a better investor?<br> News isn't always knowledge. The trio dives into how over consuming news—especially sensational or biased sources—can actually harm your mindset and decisions...

Episode #18
<p>What separates a true investor from a casual speculator?</p> <p>Successful investing requires more than vibes. On this Think Like an Investor Thursday, The Finance Files trio discusses how to form a solid investment...

Episode #17
<p>How far back does fake news go—and who really benefits from it?<br> From the Knights Templar to Theranos, Whit, Britt, and Greg trace the long history of fake news and financial fraud. They unpack how...

<p>Can you trust the source—or are they selling you a story?</p> <p>Whit, Britt, and Greg dive into the danger of taking news at face value. They explore how misleading headlines, manipulated stats, and unverified...

Episode #15
<p> </p> <p>Do you know the difference between hype and a healthy investment? Fake news, campaign spin, and volatile headlines—this Market Monday dives into how misinformation and narrative manipulation impact politics...

Episode #14
<p>What’s the real difference between stocks, bonds, and “safe” investments? Not all diversification is created equal. In this episode, Whit, Britt, and Greg break down how to build a resilient portfolio—covering...

<p>Are you investing with strategy—or just hoping for the best? In this episode, Whit, Britt, and Greg break down how top investors like Warren Buffett and Ray Dalio approach diversification across assets, sectors, and...

<p>Could following the herd be your biggest financial mistake? On this Way Back Wednesday, Whit, Britt, and Greg trace diversification from 6,000 BC crop rotations to modern investing. From Keynes and Markowitz to...

Episode #11
<p>Are you putting all your financial eggs in one basket?<br> Whit, Britt, and Greg explore diversification beyond just stocks. From real estate and bonds to microcaps and global markets, they show how smart investors...

<p>In this Market Monday, Whit, Britt, and Greg explore how politics and policy impact markets—and why even long-term investors should care. From tax plans and government spending to Fed reactions and party control...
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