The Financial Independence Show

Cody Berman and Justin Taylor believe in the concept of “Financial Independence For All”. The Financial Independence Show focuses on REAL stories of individuals on their journey to financial independence. Each episode aims to include actionable insights and takeaways for listeners to implement into their own financial situation. The podcast covers topics like building wealth, entrepreneurship, investing, money mindset, small business, frugality, geoarbitrage, side hustles, real estate, productivity, travel, and so much more. Sit back, tune in, and join a community of like-minded people who are changing their lives through financial independence.

The Financial Independence Show is a business podcast hosted by Cody Berman and Justin Taylor, with 355 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Cody Berman and Justin Taylor hosts The Financial Independence Show, a business show with 355 episodes published.

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  Cody’s Very First Podcast (And What’s Changed)

  May 25, 202620 minS0

  <p>Back in January of 2018, I (Cody) attended my first in-person FI event — CampFI in Florida.</p> <p>I was 21 years old at the time, and my mind was blown. I was meeting real people who retired in their 20s, 30s, and 40s.</p> <p>The guys from ChooseFI decided to record a community episode featuring some folks from the event, and to my surprise, they asked me to come up to the microphone.</p> <p>What you hear in this episode is my first podcast appearance, ever.</p> <p>And then “future Cody” comes in and comments on what 21-year...

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  He Quit His Day Job by Doing This | Cory Jacobson

  May 20, 202642 minS0

  <p>Today’s episode is a long-overdue follow-up with Cory Jacobson of The Wealth Juice Podcast.</p> <p>Four years ago, Cory and his business partner Ryan joined us while still working their day jobs, building a real estate portfolio on the side, and documenting every step of the journey. A lot has changed since then.</p> <p>Cory has since left his W-2 behind, grown the portfolio to 80-90 units, become a licensed real estate agent, and launched a mentorship program helping others buy their first and second investment properties. He’s also gotten engaged and is navigating the real...

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  Retire by 30 (Cody Wrote a Book!)

  May 12, 202654 minS0

  <p>Cody wrote a book!</p> <p>That’s right, the secret is out, and you’re getting all the details here, folks.</p> <p>Retire by 30 is a guide to reaching financial independence as fast as possible.</p> <p>In this episode, Justin gets to pepper Cody with questions about the book, including:</p> Why was Cody living the American Nightmare rather than the American Dream What it felt like to hear that he was “a waste of time and resources.” What did saving 80% really look like Did he ever struggle to know what he actually valued versus what he’d bee...

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  He Read 576+ Finance Books… Here’s His Best Advice | Andrew Giancola

  Mar 19, 202648 minS0

  <p >Andrew Giancola, host of the award-winning The Personal Finance Podcast, joins us today to talk all things (you guessed it)… personal finance.</p> <p >This guy has read over 576 books on money and business (more since we’ve recorded), and he shares everything he’s learned.</p> <p >Can we trust the 4% rule? Do budgets actually work? What’s the biggest personal finance mistake most people make?</p> <p >It’s always fun to cover crazy stories and fringe tax hacks, but it’s important to remember the fundamentals.</p> <p >Andrew is one of the best out there, sharing thes...

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  The Hidden Cost of the Life You Envy

  Feb 25, 202631 minS0

  <p>In this episode, we dive into the concept of “Comprehensive Coveting” and why you can’t cherry-pick the best parts of someone else’s success without accepting their sacrifices. </p> <p>For example, maybe squeezing into a 375 sq/ft apartment or forgoing children isn’t something you’re comfortable with, even if those are huge reasons why Justin retired at 33. </p> <p>We pull back the curtain on tons of real-world trade-offs, especially with early retirement.</p> <p> Plus, we run the numbers on what upgrading your lifestyle actually costs in years of your life</p> <p>Finally, we leave you wi...

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