Aug 26, 2021
Sam Dogen, the founder of Financial Samurai, spent
ten years working in the finance industry, studied economics at
William & Mary, got his MBA from UC Berkeley, saved aggressively,
diversified his investments, and retired aged 34. Sam joins
me on the Paychecks and Balances podcast to share his philosophy of
‘save until it hurts’ and why that idea is central to how he lives
his life. He discusses why he started the Financial Samurai blog
and the tipping point that made him sure that it would be
successful. Sam and I also dive into the detail of his recent
article on wealth, opportunity, and racial discrimination and
discuss why he is so passionate about working to safeguard his
children’s futures.
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