Millennial Money Minutes | Personal Finance in 5 Minutes

The biggest way to capitalize on savings is by tackling the largest expenses first. We share our two biggest life hacks on How to Save Money.

Index Funds offer us a low cost entry point into buying a slice of the entire economy. See how the vast majority of active funds fall short of market returns.

From Backdoor Roth contributions to IRA Conversion Ladders, we tackle the Roth vs. Traditional IRA topic from start to finish. See which is better for you.

Whether you're saving 0% or 60%, like Matt, the line between saving and spending is a difficult one to walk. Joys of life, such as travel, is money well spent.

We discuss the first two steps we would take if we started off investing from scratch. Should I invest in my 401k or IRA will not be complicated anymore.

From insurance hacks to rideshare programs to moving within walking distance to work, we discuss uncommon strategies to reduce the cost of car ownership.

Based on the investment strategy, it can make sense to use passive funds. Other times active funds make more sense. Here’s our take on Active vs. Passive funds.

Strategies we utilize for automated savings. We would agree that spending is what is left after saving, not saving is what is left after spending.

After our experience of budgeting we share when they’re useful and necessary. We also share why we think budgets suck and why we don’t use them today.

Our introduction to Millennial Money Minutes includes our backgrounds and our goal of the podcast to distill down personal finance topics in 5 minutes or less.