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Jennifer Welsh | Ep. 113

Join EverydayFI+ for ad free and exclusive bonus content: https://www.patreon.com/EverydayFIPodcast/membership EverydayFI links, merch, subscribe options, and guest signup: https://everyday-fi.com/ Welcome to EverydayFI! I'm your host, David Robinson, and I'm here to explore the lives of everyday people pursuing financial independence so you can use their stories to forge your own path to financial freedom, the everyday way. In today's episode I get to chat with my friend Jennifer Walsh, a fourth-generation railroader who stumbled into the FI community while looking for a completely different kind of camp! We talk about raising money-savvy kids, caring for aging parents, and why she's choosing to spend more on making memories with her family now instead of saving every last dollar for retirement. Episode Links: Jennifer Walsh: https://www.facebook.com/jennifer.stoviakwalsh/ Camp FI: https://campfi.org/ BNSF Careers: https://jobs.bnsf.com/ The Millionaire Next Door: https://themillionairenextdoor.com/ The Psychology of Money: https://harriman.house/books/the-psychology-of-money/ Die With Zero: https://diewithzerobook.com/ Third Decade: https://3rddecade.org/

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Join EverydayFI+ for ad free and exclusive bonus content:

https://www.patreon.com/EverydayFIPodcast/membership

EverydayFI links, merch, subscribe options, and guest signup:

https://everyday-fi.com/

Welcome to EverydayFI! I'm your host, David Robinson, and I'm here to explore the lives of everyday people pursuing financial independence so you can use their stories to forge your own path to financial freedom, the everyday way.

In today's episode I get to chat with my friend Jennifer Walsh, a fourth-generation railroader who stumbled into the FI community while looking for a completely different kind of camp! We talk about raising money-savvy kids, caring for aging parents, and why she's choosing to spend more on making memories with her family now instead of saving every last dollar for retirement.

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