The Tech Money Podcast
Latest Episodes
80. The State of the Tech Worker with Alex Kantrowitz
In this episode, Malcolm Ethridge sits down with Alex Kantrowitz, Founder/CEO of Big Technology to discuss many different topics affecting tech workers, such as whether mass layoffs in tech are finally done, the likelihood that AI actually replaces knowle
79. Take Your 401(k) With You
In this episode, Malcolm Ethridge shares the reasons why he believes its (almost) always a good idea to take your 401(k) with you whenever you change jobs or retire. He also shares some of the potential pitfalls to be aware of, as well as some helpful in
78. Going from Saver to Spender in Retirement
In this episode, Malcolm Ethridge discusses the phenomenon of frugality inertia, and why it keeps retirees from being able to enjoy their retirement. He shares his insights on how it can help to reframe your focus and spend that retirement nest egg on thi
77. The Latest on Crypto Regulation with Andie Kramer
In recent years, the rise of digital currencies has revolutionized the way we think about money and finance, with more and more individuals and businesses embracing the potential of blockchain technology. However, with this rapid growth has come a signifi
76. How to Know Whether Options Belong in Your Portfolio with Jessica Inskip
Investing is a way to grow your money over time, and secure your financial future. When you invest without a clear plan, you're more likely to make decisions based on emotions, rather than logic. You may be tempted to buy a stock because it's the latest h
75. Navigating Money and Divorce with Andrew Hatherley
Nobody enters a marriage expecting to get divorced. Yet, regardless of our best intentions, relationships can and do fall apart. While the emotional roller coaster of divorce is difficult enough, the added frustration of financial litigations can make a s
74. Avoiding Burnout as a Tech Worker with Michael Lin
Picture this: youre working for one of the FANG companies, in a high-paying role, with unlimited PTO, free food, and plenty of responsibility -- sounds pretty ideal right? But theres one big problem: you cant take it anymore. On one hand, you feel guil
73. The Rising Trend of Social Investing with Manning Field
The most common example of social trading is when individual investors follow successful traders on social trading platforms and copy their trades. This can help investors who lack the time, experience, or confidence to invest on their own to achieve simi
72. What Does it Mean to Pay Yourself First?
Traditionally, we are taught from a young age that anyone who fails to pay their bills on time and in full is either irresponsible, lazy, or otherwise bad with money. By the time a person reaches young adulthood, they have essentially learned rule #1 of m
71. Investing in Non-Traditional Real Estate with Whitney Elkins-Hutten
The promise and allure of passive income is undeniable. The idea of making money while you sleep has led to a proliferation of personalities and influencers telling us how to build income streams through dividends, real estate, online courses, e-books,