Mom & Dad, We Need to Talk w/ Cameron Huddleston (Bestie) #922

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Popular Money Advice That Just Ain’t Right #1173

Searing your steak as a way to ‘lock in the juices’ is something we’ve heard folks recommend for years! Get that grill hot as blazes, toss on your steak, and reap the juicy medium-rare rewards. But even though there might be a kernel of truth here, culinary scientists tell us tha ...  Show more

Preparing for the Unthinkable w/ Chanel Reynolds #1172 (Bestie Ep)

Dying without the proper documents in place can cost your loved ones a ton of money! The latest research shows that probate can easily take a 3% to 7% bite out of your estate. And this is a topic that’s been on our minds for months since episode 704, when we had our wives on the ...  Show more

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