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David Bach

David Bach

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Sep 16, 2026

Ismaël MwanafunziHOST
23:10
Ukeneye inkweto zo kurinda ibirenge byawe ariko ntabwo ukenewe bote z'amadolari gihumbi zakorewe mu Butaliyani.
Ismaël MwanafunziHOST
23:17
Umwanditsi w'inkuru z'ubukungu witwa David Bach niwe uvuga ibi.
Ismaël MwanafunziHOST
23:21
Ubundi kwambara byavutse bigamije kurinda abantu ubukonje n'indi mihindagurikire y'ikirere.
Ismaël MwanafunziHOST
23:27
Ariko icyifuzo cyo gutandukana nabandi no gushaka icyubahiro no kugaragaza ko hari icyo ubarusha cyabyaye ibyitwa kuberwa.
Justin MalekHOST
1:49
Not so much in the large purchases, but in the small things we spend money on every day.
Justin MalekHOST
1:55
David Bach, a financial author, assigns a memorable phrase to this phenomenon.
Justin MalekHOST
2:00
He describes the small amounts we spend here and there as the latte factor.
Justin MalekHOST
2:05
It comes from the notion that if we added up the cost of our daily lattes and saved it or invested it, we could build up wealth significantly faster.
Tramell MackenzieHOST
5:45
So you were just dipping in.
Tramell MackenzieHOST
5:49
I'm just dipping in because I got from David Bach, got the bonds thing.
Tramell MackenzieHOST
5:54
So I figured that out.
Tramell MackenzieHOST
5:56
And then I said, I have to do this stock thing.
Tramell MackenzieHOST
6:07
figured it out, figured out the ticker thing, figured out the entry of a stock, everything.
Tramell MackenzieHOST
6:12
And where
Karen HunterGUEST
6:13
are you going to figure this out? Because David Bach, Automatic Millionaire, I think, did he- No, he didn't go into the stock thing.
Karen HunterGUEST
6:18
He didn't get into the stock.
Jean ChatzkyGUEST
32:08
He can come back and he can tell me about them after.
Ben JohnsonHOST
32:12
We had David Bach on the podcast earlier this year, and he made a provocative point that's kind of stuck with me.
Ben JohnsonHOST
32:19
We were talking about, you know, the go go, slow go, no go phases of retirement, and he argues that for some men it's a won't-go kind of mindset, that they retire kinda to the couch.
Jean ChatzkyGUEST
32:34
[laughs]
Jean ChatzkyGUEST
32:50
I've heard David say this, which is so the opposite of David, right?
Ben JohnsonHOST
32:55
Hmm.
Jean ChatzkyGUEST
32:55
I mean, you know, you know David Bach, and it's...
Jean ChatzkyGUEST
32:57
And I know him very well, and he, he wants to ski 100 days a year, so I'm not exactly sure-
James EdwardsHOST
4:59
And out of the
Sean FinneganGUEST
4:59
corner of your eye, you see this limousine pulling up with David Bach in it, who has faith and confidence in me and was willing to book his time to be on stage because it would better his brand.
Sean FinneganGUEST
5:08
And he's going to speak to 30 people.
Sean FinneganGUEST
5:10
Oh, no.
David BachHOST
0:00
Hi everybody, it's David Bach.
David BachHOST
0:01
I want to welcome you back to the David Bach Show.
David BachHOST
0:03
This is a special treat for me.
David BachHOST
0:05
I am here with my buddy Brent.

43 MINS LATER

David BachHOST
43:20
And God bless you.
David BachHOST
43:21
Have a great day.
David BachHOST
43:22
You've been listening to The David Bach Show.
David BachHOST
43:23
Bravo.
DJ RichouxHOST
7:50
Yeah.
DJ RichouxHOST
7:51
Big compelling promise right there, right? Anybody heard the book called Automatic Millionaire? It's a book by David Bach.
DJ RichouxHOST
7:58
That's another compelling big promise there that was built there.
DJ RichouxHOST
8:01
Um, there's J. Paul Getty's book, How to Be Rich.
David BachHOST
0:00
[upbeat music] Hey, everybody.
David BachHOST
0:02
I'm David Bach, the number one New York Times best-selling author of The Latte Factor.
David BachHOST
0:07
This is the podcast to listen to when you wanna be smarter with your money, life, and business.
David BachHOST
0:12
Each week, I'm going to be here to inspire and motivate you to live your richest life now and answer your money questions.
David BachHOST
0:20
This is the David Bach Show.
David BachHOST
0:22
[upbeat music] Hi, everybody.
David BachHOST
0:41
I'm David Bach.
David BachHOST
0:42
Welcome back to the David Bach Show.
Joseph MooreGUEST
67:30
Oh, yes.
Joseph MooreGUEST
67:31
So there's a, a whole, [laughs] there's a whole literature of, like, uh, David Bach's the latte factor argument, right? The latte is what's keeping you from your million-dollar retirement.
Joseph MooreGUEST
67:41
And I, by the way, I would... all props to that book, 'cause it's done a lot of good in the world, and a lot of people have embraced it and used it, and y- that's been a great tool for them.
Joseph MooreGUEST
67:49
And so I've, I've no way disparaging Bach or the book.
Karen HunterGUEST
9:21
So they know some things.
Karen HunterGUEST
9:23
But the basic things for me, and this is something that you taught me in all of the books that I read from David Bach to Susie Orman back in the day, is that if we focus on something that we can understand, for me, it's investing in dividend returning stocks.
Karen HunterGUEST
9:39
then I can see my money grow no matter what's going on in the stock market based on my dividends.
Karen HunterGUEST
9:45
So that's what I focus on.

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