Hank Will's guest appearances

Hank Will

The Pete the Planner® Show

Growing Bolder

agri-Culture

Temple Grandin

Annie Griffiths

Eric Alexander

Richard Leider

Harris Rosen

Scott Brandt

Janet Evans

Craig Pittman

Lillie Leonardi

Anne Cooper

Rick Hall

Anton Ohno

Camas Davis

Richard Burns

Ben Beach

OwlTail

Kathy Freston

Jim Carlton

Mavis Albin

Raymond Barry

Many of us know we should lose weight and lower our blood pressure, but retooling your whole diet can feel so overwhelming. Health and wellness expert Kathy Freston instead wants you to start leaning toward a healthier lifestyle, one tweak at a time. Plus, do have an "impossible" dream? When you meet the people featured in this episode, you'll realize it's NEVER too late to chase your dreams.

Growing Bolder: Kathy Freston; Jim Carlton; Mavis Albin; Hank Will; Raymond Barry

After visiting the Mother Earth News Fair in Kansas, we were lucky enough to take a walk through the fields of Prairie Turnip Farm and with Hank Will.  Hank is an experienced agriculturalist, marketing specialist, soil preservationist, tractor aficionado, and to top it all off he is Editor-In-Chief at Mother Earth News Magazine.  He has been involved with conservation of land and heritage breeds for years, and we were thrilled to "land" the interview.  Elara had the time of her life.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/agriCulturePodcast)

After visiting the Mother Earth News Fair in Kansas, we were lucky enough to take a walk through the fields of Prairie Turnip Farm and with Hank Will.  Hank is an experienced agriculturalist, marketing specialist, soil preservationist, tractor aficionado, and to top it all off he is Editor-In-Chief at Mother Earth News Magazine.  He has been involved with conservation of land and heritage breeds for years, and we were thrilled to "land" the interview.  Elara had the time of her life.<a href="https://www.patreon.com/agriCulturePodcast" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a> (<a href="https://www.patreon.com/agriCulturePodcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.patreon.com/agriCulturePodcast</a>)

Ep 009 Hank Will

M$D: 2/5/2025 Meet Hank Age: 34 Hank’s main concerns, in his words: My wife and I are in this place where we are finding it difficult to balance retirement, paying off student loans and other consumer debt, and planning for our kids short term needs (daycare – more than double our mortgage, Wife working part-time) and long term needs (college and non-college savings). We contribute to get the match and would like to get to a place where are fully maxing out retirement and saving for college. I work for the federal government so I get a pension as well as a defined contribution plan (TSP), so I’m not sure how I should factor this into my plan. Should I think of it as social security (nice to have but will probably be less, or should I consider it a cornerstone of my retirement plan. My wife has a significant amount of savings in stocks in a taxable brokerage and workplace retirements. Its difficult for me to figure out balancing retirement needs against my desire to pay off student loan debt and some other consumer debt. We feel like we are in a good place with net worth of about $400 K (not counting house), but would like to get an idea of how to balance all these competing goals. Subscribe on iTunes | Subscribe on Stitcher Want to be a guest on the The Million Dollar Plan podcast? Apply Here. The post Ep. 101: Hank will be a millionaire by 40 with a few small changes appeared first on Pete the Planner®.

M$D: 2/5/2025 Meet Hank Age: 34 Hank’s main concerns, in his words: My wife and I are in this place where we are finding it difficult to balance retirement, paying off student loans and other consumer debt, and planning for our kids short term needs (daycare – more than double our mortgage, Wife working part-time) and long term needs (college and non-college savings). We contribute to get the match and would like to get to a place where are fully maxing out retirement and saving for college. I work for the federal government so I get a pension as well as a defined contribution plan (TSP), so I’m not sure how I should factor this into my plan. Should I think of it as social security (nice to have but will probably be less, or should I consider it a cornerstone of my retirement plan. My wife has a significant amount of savings in stocks in a taxable brokerage and workplace retirements. Its difficult for me to figure out balancing retirement needs against my desire to pay off student loan debt and some other consumer debt. We feel like we are in a good place with net worth of about $400 K (not counting house), but would like to get an idea of how to balance all these competing goals. <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/ask-pete-the-planner-podcast/id963768889?mt=2" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Subscribe on iTunes</a> | <a href="http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-ask-pete-the-planner-podcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Subscribe on Stitcher</a> Want to be a guest on the The Million Dollar Plan podcast? <a href="http://petetheplanner.com/apply/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Apply Here.</a> The post <a href="https://petetheplanner.com/ep-101-hank/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ep. 101: Hank will be a millionaire by 40 with a few small changes</a> appeared first on <a href="https://petetheplanner.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Pete the Planner®</a>.

Ep. 101: Hank will be a millionaire by 40 with a few small changes