Podcast interviews
- Meaningful Money: The Simple Path to Wealth Pete calls this his favorite interview in the 10 years he has been doing them
- What’s Up Next: On not having a Legacy Doc G is a masterful interviewer and in this one we go one-on-one
- What’s Up Next: How to Raise Financially Responsible Children. The episode includes my wife Jane and Doug Nordman of The Military Guide
- NGPF: Tim Ranzetta Talks to JL Collins About Financial Independence and Investing
- Bigger Pockets Money Show: The Simple Path to Wealth
- Choose FI: Stock Series, Part I
- Choose FI: Stock Series, Part II and their follow-up conversation about it
- DoughRoller: Achieving Financial Independence
- So Money with Farnoosh Torabi: The Simple Path to Wealth
- The Mad Fientist: The Importance of F-You Money
- The Mad Fientist: The Simple Path to Wealth
- Afford Anything Podcast with Paula Pant
- Radical Personal Finance: Why your house is a terrible investment
- Create My Independence: F-You Money, Stepping Away, Fear and Investing
- Scavenger Life: How scavengers can achieve financial independence
- Scavenger Life: Running an eBay Store and Airb&b with Jay and Ryanne
- (me interviewing them, my first Podcast as the interviewer!)
Video interviews
- Talks at Google: The Simple Path to Wealth
- The Master Your Money Summit: The Simple Path to Wealth
- LIVE Webinar Q&A hosted by Hahna Kane Latonick
- Even Steven Money: The Simple Path to Wealth and Early Retirement Blueprint
- Mike & Lauren YouTube: Video Series based on the Stock Series
- Mike & Lauren YouTube: Why your house is a terrible investment In the Q&A we also discuss asset allocation, bonds and even dating.
- Mike & Lauren YouTube: Responding to my post on Dollar Cost Averaging, Mike & Lauren explore the emotional side of the question in this video: What is your emotional threshold?
Videos
- jlcollinsnh does the John Goodman Fuck You Money clip from The Gambler
- John Goodman doing it
- A Guided Meditation for when the stock market is dropping
Written interviews
- Financieel Onafhankelijk Blog: JL Collins: reaching financial independence without a clue
- Millennial Revolution: An Interview with the Godfather…of FI
- Physician on FIRE: Christopher Guest Post: JL Collins
- Street Smart Finance: Mr. Money Mustache and Jim Collins: An Interview In this one my daughter Jessica also answers the same questions.
- 27 Good Things: Three Things to Read, Watch and Use
- 1500 Days:
- Johnny Moneyseed: A Man with F-You Money
Articles featuring jlcollinsnh
- Mr. Money Mustache: How about that stock market?
- Mr. Money Mustache: Financial Independence…23 Years Later: It has never been about retirement
- Mr. Money Mustache: What to do about this scary stock market
- Street Smart Finance: How to invest money in any economy
- Waves of Wealth: Financial Titans: J. L. Collins
- Eat the Financial Elephant: DIY Investing Resource #1: JL Collins’ “Stock Series”
- 1500 Days: Me and Jimmy C (be sure to read the comments/contest entries. Funny stuff!)
- The Escape Artist: There is a major market crash coming…
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Another sighting in this interview with Bill McNabb 40 years and $3 trillion later: Vanguard’s CEO on what has changed and what hasn’t. Unless there is another Jim Collins running around for him to paraphrase.
Thanks Gene…
But that is indeed a different Jim Collins, and one far more famous than I to boot: http://www.jimcollins.com
He is the reason I go by JL Collins on the blog.
Still, an interesting article….
Jim, loved the book and earned my F-You money at the age of 41 and stayed home to participate in my kids formative years; now they are in or approaching college. That brings me to my comment. In your book in the topic of DEBT (page 29) you say “Here’s the real kicker: Unlike other kinds of debt, as truly awful as they are, you can never walk away from your student loans. They survive bankruptcy…. Your wages, and even Social Security, can be garnished to pay them.” I hear many stories and news reports to the contrary, including government forgiveness plans after making minimum payments for a set period of years. Many “experts” say that our country’s growing student debt that likely will never get paid off and leave tax payers holding the bag suggests that the claws you mention are not true or there are loopholes that escape us readers.
Hi Pat…
Your comment and question would be best as part of this post: https://jlcollinsnh.com/2015/03/26/stocks-part-xxviii-debt-the-unacceptable-burden/
If you move it there, I’ll try to help.
Thanks!
Mr. Collins,
Your book is phenomenally simple & specific. The best financial guidance book I have ever read. I’m 32 now and plan to invest in VTSAX as soon as possible and add more over the upcoming years.
Quick question about the investments apps such as Acorn or Stash – what is your opinion on them?
Warm regards,
Elmir
Thanks Elmir…
That would make a great 5-star review on Amazon if you are so inclined.
I am unfamiliar with Acorn or Stash, but have handled my investments just fine without them in my life. 🙂
Dear Mister Collins,
Greetings from Belgium, and thank you for getting back to me on my twitter post! I was hoping to get in touch with you on behalf of our investment club (10 lovely people putting the Fun in Funds), to possibly arrange for a meetup. Thank you in advance!
Kind regards,
Ann-Sophie
Thanks Ann-Sophie…
I’d be delighted. 🙂
PM sent.
Hi, I’m new to your site but have heard about your writing many times. I’ve clicked on the link above for Personal Capital (also on other pages from other sites) and their website never comes up? can you suggest why this maybe. Just a note I reside in New Zealand, is that a possible reason?
Regards Ivo
Hi Ivo…
It’s probably a problem on your side. Probably an Adblocker. The links seem to be working fine.
Regards
jlcollinsnh.com tech team
So just checked out your blog again after a long hiatus. Political ads on here now – I don’t have any issue with it, but I find it quite interesting who “the algorithms” think I need to see an ad from!