Beth Kobliner

for the following three prizes.

They are Get a Financial Life, Personal Finance for Your 20s and 30s by Beth Kobliner, who joined me on the October 13th show.

By the way, her publisher sent an extra book, so we got three winners there.

The Janus Plan, A No Resolutions Path to Begin Your Year with Intention by Jobert Abueva, who was on the show on October the 15th.

So we've got three books that we are giving away.

Get a Financial Life, Personal Finance for Your 20s and 30s by Beth Kobliner.

The Janus Plan, A No Resolutions Path to Begin Your Year with Intention by Jobert Abueva.

And The Perfect Portfolio, A Proven Guide to Smart Investing for Long-Term Success by Peter Lazaroff.

We have three books up for grabs.

They are Get a Financial Life, Personal Finance for Your 20s and 30s by Beth Kobliner, who joined me on the October 13th show.

The Janus Plan, A No Resolutions Path to Begin Your Year with Intention by Jobert Abueva, who was on the show on October the 15th.

And The Perfect Portfolio, A Proven Guide to Smart Investing for Long-Term Success by Peter Lazaroff.

That's it.

Our prizes are Get a Financial Life: Personal Finance for Your 20s and 30s by Beth Kobliner.

October 13th it was on the show.

The Janus Plan: A No-Resolutions Path to Begin Your Year with Intention by Jobert Abueva, on the show October 15th.

They are...

Get a Financial Life, Personal Finance for Your 20s and 30s by Beth Kobliner, who joined me on the October 13th show.

The Janus Plan, A No Resolutions Path to Begin Your Year with Intention by Jobert Abueva, who was on the show on October 15th.

And of course, from today's show, The Perfect Portfolio, A Proven Guide to Smart Investing for Long-Term Success by Peter Lazaroff that you just heard a little while ago.

I'll give you a different resource for the military.

But Beth Kobliner, who was on two different presidents' councils for financial education, is just such a badass when it comes to money.

She was episode 1841.

It is The Money Basics That Still Work 30 Years Later.

They released their October results yesterday, and she's here discussing what economists broadly expect to see heading into 2027.

Plus, Beth Kobliner, the best-selling author of Get a Financial Life: Personal Finance for Your Twenties and Thirties, a book she wrote three decades ago and revised recently, is here talking about how personal finance has and hasn't changed for folks just starting down the earnings path.

Let's boogie! [upbeat music]

Welcome to the Boogie Down.

I mean, it's true at any age, but I was pretty exhausted on Monday.

But I'm back at it and I'm energetic today, and we've got a great show.

Beth Kobliner's been a guest on the show before, just not for a long, long time.

I didn't even go to check, but I don't believe it's actually been this edition of Money Life.

Check the audio or the video box to join us live.

Uh, Mark, you know it's dangerous to be a friend or a family member of mine.

You'll end up in a book, a column, or spoken about in a podcast or a YouTube show.

I suppose that's what we're gonna do now.

That is exactly what we're gonna do.

Okay.

So, um, at a summertime barbecue, friend of mine who I went to college with, he was a little bit ahead of me, uh, starts really going hard at this generational tirade about the younger generation.

Goddamn softies.