080R | Conversation about teaching your children to save and invest, healthcare options, and an argument in favor of home gardening and composting.

Brad contemplates applying for “Survivor”.
Review of Monday’s episode with Khai from AlabaMalaysia.
How does Jonathan use the idea of “anchoring” in his own life: setting big goals so that even if he misses, good things still happen?
Brad and Jonathan talk about how they would set little, achievable goals, to reach a larger, long-term goal.
Jonathan talks about answering the question “What do you do?”, with comments from the Facebook group.
How does Brad have bank account and investment accounts set up for his children?
Is there a better way to have those accounts set up?
Blain, from the Facebook group, wonders whether his son should start investing with a Vanguard account, or an M1 account?
Contributions made to a Roth can be withdrawn penalty free.
What are the best ways to support your children and help them save money, as 2nd generation FI?
Voicemail from Jacqueline asking about financial education apps for youth.
“7 Fun Money Apps for Kids” from U.S. News
- PiggyBot
- FamZoo
How important is it to teach your children about not only budgeting to save money, but to be generous?
What is Brad considering in regards to his family’s health insurance: HSA, health share, or considering health insurance for a small business?
What are some complications with a health share?
Email from Karen, about the value of gardening and composting.
- Gardening Tips from Karen
Is composting addicting?
Jonathan tries to convince Brad that gardening and compositing is simple enough to start now.
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