
Hosts: Ralph Estep Jr, a licensed public accountant of over 30 years + Juliet, a first-time entrepreneur.Here's what we got into today:Why you should check in on your CDs once it maturesYou may qualify for a car loan interest deduction worth up to $10,000 a yearIs personalized pricing legal?Considerations on whether side hustling on Rover is for youHow to read your credit reportTomorrow, we're getting into timeshares, and Juliet puts Ralph on the hot seat with questions that Ralph cannot prep for.Get your free credit report guide at becomingfinanciallyconfident.com/creditWhat money topics have been on your mind? Let us know at becomingfinanciallyconfident.com/voicemail.Or come watch us live every weekday, 11:30 am ET at becomingfinanciallyconfident.com/live.Links mentioned in this episode:becomingfinanciallyconfident.com/stampsbecomingfinanciallyconfident.com/ezwillFollow us on our socials:LinkedInFacebook GroupInstagramSkool Community
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