The place tech workers come to get smarter about their money…
This is the show where all things technology and personal finance collide. Hosted by CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™, speaker, blogger, and self-proclaimed personal finance nerd Malcolm Ethridge, this show seeks to make you just a little bit smarter about your money; all from the perspective of the tech professional.
On the show, Malcolm interviews subject matter experts on traditional personal finance topics such as investing, taxes, equity compensation, real estate, insurance, etc. However, he also likes to mix things up by interviewing guests who are working on interesting projects in the realm of career advancement, mindfulness, entrepreneurship, and philanthropy.
New episodes are released on Wednesdays and are available across all major podcasting platforms.
As a founder, it can be challenging to know when to make the shift from pouring every dollar you have into getting your startup off the ground to taking a few chips off the table to eventually paying yourself first. However,
For startups, investors often put a lot of emphasis on cap tables. They want to see a diluted picture of equity ownership among you as a founder, any co-founders or partners, early investors, and key employees before they’ll seriously consider handing …
Though it may seem like a very distant and high-class problem that only the super-wealthy among us will ever have to contend with, for many tech workers who have accumulated a significant sized stake in their employer,
The Tech Money blog is the place where the worlds of technology and personal finance collide. Here, we like to go below the surface level and get into the nerdy little details that a simple Google search won’t tell you. If you prefer to read long form content in the areas of investing, taxes, equity compensation, real estate, career advancement, and entrepreneurship.
If you work in tech and wish you understood your money better, then this is the place for you. Each week, we will bring you fresh, relevant content designed to help make you just a little bit smarter about your money.
If there’s one thing I love to do, it’s to negotiate. I know it can be intimidating and sometimes scary, but I tend to see
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