Matt Gebre
Habesha Finance Podcast
Matt G from the Habesha Finance Podcast reveals his strategies and knowledge to help you achieve financial independence and overcome your money problems. Matt, the son of two Habesha immigrants, is an engineer who understands there’s not just one way that leads to financial freedom and that’s what he’s here to explore. From saving for retirement to graduating college debt free to interviews with Ethiopian and Eritrean entrepreneurs he covers all topics related to personal finance and habesha living.
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Episodes
59. Using the Power of Social Media to Help Your Small Business Grow 06.11.2019 12:51
Right now so many businesses, especially small business are missing an opportunity to grow and thrive in today's digital age. Check out this podcast where I get into strategies and reasons for helping your business have a social media strategy. Don't forget to rate, review and subscribe!
58. Getting a Pay Raise? Make Sure You Do This Before Spending That Extra Money! 30.10.2019 10:29
Getting a pay raise is a great opportunity to get control of your finances. Here are 3 options I recommend to you if you're expecting to a get a bump in pay. Don't forget to rate, review and subscribe!
57. How to Plan a Debt-Free Wedding [Simple and Easy!] 23.10.2019 16:15
Having a wedding can be an awesome and joyous experience. On the other hand planning a debt-free wedding can seem like climbing a mountain, barefoot with a jug of milk in each hand. There’s so much to consider and think about that you can often times feel overwhelmed. My goal is for this episode to help you plan and achieve a debt free wedding. Links mentioned in the show: Wedding Planner an...
56. Dr. Abiy Ahmed Nobel Peace Prize and Diaspora Homecoming with Nebyou Kassu 16.10.2019 14:40
Nebyou joined me for a talk about Prime Minister Dr. Abiy Ahmed’s Nobel Peace Prize award and the current state of Ethiopia and Eritrea's diaspora connection. Follow Nebyou on Instagram: @iamnebyou Follow the Diaspora Homecoming on Instagram: @diasporahomecoming Apologies for the audio quality. I forgot to hit record on my main audio recorder. I’ve already spoken to Nebyou and we’re go...
55. 8 Simple Financial Planning Tips for [Habesha] Parents 09.10.2019 12:35
Financial planning is already a difficult task for so many of us. And when you're an immigrant in the United States of America, this planning can be even more difficult. I hope these 8 tips will help any of you out there who needs some basic understanding of good personal finance choices. Save for your retirement now. At least 10%, 15%, 20% of your income invested in low cost, broad based index fu...
54. BEST Personal Finance Books You NEED To READ NOW 02.10.2019 6:50
Getting started for anything when it comes to education, finances and careers is always tough and can seem like a daunting task. So, I wanted to compile a list of my top 3 books that I think will be beneficial to you for your financial freedom journey. Don’t forget to rate, review and subscribe. The Total Money Makeover: Classic Edition: A Proven Plan for Financial Fitness The Millionaire Next Doo...
53. How MUCH Does Financing a NEW Car Really Cost? 25.09.2019 11:30
Are you thinking about purchasing a new car? You will want to listen to this before you have a car payment that will ultimately cost you hundreds of thousands of dollars! Link to article - https://habeshafinance.com/ car-payment Don’t forget to rate, review and subscribe.
52. Can the 4% Rule Work for YOUR Retirement Plan? 18.09.2019 15:03
What is the real amount of money you need for retirement? I'm pretty sure you've heard all kinds of numbers thrown out there. Check this out to discover the data and truth behind what history has been trying to tell us: You don't need that much to retire. Link to article - https://habeshafinance.com/ the-unbelievable-amount-of-money-you-actually-need-to-retire Don’t forget to rate, review and subs...
51. How Much Should I Save For Retirement? 11.09.2019 8:40
Do you know how much you need to save for retirement? Well, no one really knows, but in this post I share with you some information that will help you find out. In this 2 part series we explore how much you actually need to be saving for retirement. Check out episodes 8-12 for all your retirement savings account podcast episodes! Don't forget to rate, review and subscribe to this podcast!
50. The Importance of Giving While Becoming Financially Free 04.09.2019 6:10
There's no question building wealth and saving money are important. Yet, there is still something else I encourage you to do with your money that involves those outside of you and your immediate family members. Don't forget to rate, review and subscribe to this podcast!
49. I HATE DEBT! (A Matt G Money Rant) 28.08.2019 3:21
A rant here and there is appropriate, especially when it comes to your finances. Don't forget to rate, review and subscribe to this podcast!
48. 9 Easy Financial Choices You Can Make Today 21.08.2019 11:07
Let's face it, we are not really taught personal finance topics in school and that is just a shame. We learn about history, science, language and math. Our schools even teach us how to cook, but they don't teach us how to spend responsibily? That's just not responsible. As I have grown over the years I've realized that there are some financial lessons every high school and person should be taught....
47. Saving Money, Building Wealth and Being Purposeful 14.08.2019 2:38
Today’s podcast is about the resources available to you for free. Don’t miss out on valuable content and an awesome community of like-minded individuals on the path to financial freedom. Click here to join the Habesha Finance family on Youtube! Click here to join the Habesha Finance Facebook Group! Don't forget to rate, review and subscribe to this podcast!
46. How to Prepare for College With These 7 Tips! 07.08.2019 14:14
You're never too young to start planning for college, especially nowadays when college can be quite expensive if you're not careful. Every day that you or your child has to prepare and plan is an opportunity that must not be wasted. My college experience was decent to say the least. Nothing spectacular. It could have been better. My grades could have been better. I could have taken fewer student l...
45. How to Get Out of Debt [A Step-By-Step Guide] 31.07.2019 10:20
Be honest and think about what you would do if you didn’t have that car payment? Or that student loan payment from 15 years ago you still have? Or maybe the 30-year mortgage that you can’t seem to see the end of that’s getting in the way of you ultimately becoming debt free? Paying debt sucks and it especially sucks when you have to pay the interest that is attached to the debt. Hence, this step-b...
44. How to Network to Help Further Your Career 24.07.2019 5:41
There is no doubt education is a key ingredient to your future success and growth in the professional world. However, today I want to briefly touch on a topic that I believe can sometimes be just as important as your education and that is networking. Don’t get me wrong…in any field you desire to work, education is the foundation that you build your career on. But networking is the wall that helps...
43. The Superpower of a Roth IRA 17.07.2019 15:07
With so many ways to save and invest I definitely understand this can be a little intimidating. So let's talk about one way to save and invest your money for the long term. I introduce you to Roth IRA (Individual Retirement Account), one of my favorite investing buckets. For complete show notes and links discussed on podcast click here . I would really appreciate it if you could take a...
42. 5 Best Tips for Living in Your Car 10.07.2019 9:36
Here I will share my 5 tips for living in your car in case you ever find yourself in a similar situation I was in many years ago. These tips will show you how to live in your car for a set period of time and make the most of it! For show notes click here . I would really appreciate it if you could take a moment to rate, subscribe and review this podcast. Also, make sure you click here to join the...
41. 3 Credit Card Myths That Can Cause Financial Trouble 03.07.2019 10:49
So I get it, you want to take that really nice trip to Hawaii and you see an ad for a credit card that will help you do just that. The only problem is that you have now introduced the world of debt into your life with what some people call the cigarette of the financial world, a credit card. I know there are people out there who are going to disagree with this post and understandably so. I used to...
40. 4 Proven Tips For a Happy Retired Life 26.06.2019 12:23
Where do you see yourself 30 to 40 years from now? Hopefully, you are living your retirement dream. Me personally, I plan to be retired, traveling the world and serving the community even more than before retirement while living in a paid off house without any debt. As we all dream, we need to understand one simple truth. That is, our dreams will only become a reality if we act today and work hard...
39. What is an Expense Ratio and Why Does it Matter? 19.06.2019 7:59
If you're not careful you could easily lose half a million dollars or more of your retirement money. Why? How? The answer is simple: fees! It's a big secret that's not really a secret that many investors like you and me are not always aware of. You're probably enrolled in a 401(k) or have a Roth IRA that is invested in mutual funds and I bet you've never really checked how much the fees are per ye...
38. Simple Index Investing Explained For Any Beginner Investor 12.06.2019 14:12
"How do I get started with investing?" This is a question I get from time to time. There is no clear cut, one-way answer to this. Real estate or owning a small business is not for everyone. Remember, personal finance is personal. And still I believe that everyone who's just starting to invest can benefit from having this one low-cost index fund in their portfolio. I would also suggest...
37. Beware of the 'College Experience' That'll Leave You Broke! 05.06.2019 8:58
Right now there are millions of high school students who are graduating and moving on to college. You might be one of them or know someone who is. I remember graduating from Georgia Tech in 2009 with about $40,000 in student loans. I finally paid off my student loan debt in 2017 and I cannot tell you how freeing that was. It took me 8 years of my life to pay off my student loan debt! Don't get me...
36. Our First Time Home Buyer Experience So Far... 29.05.2019 8:27
Are you interested in buying your first home? Well, we're in the middle of buying ours and I thought it would be a great opportunity to share what I've learned so far in the process of buying our first home. Some notes below and for the rest of the notes, click here . One big goal was to save a 20% downpayment to avoid PMI (Private Mortgage Insurance There are programs available for those who are...
35. 5 Important Lessons I Learned Working With My Dad 22.05.2019 8:07
Join the Habesha Finance community today! Work is nothing to take for granted. My career and my work is an area of my life through which I’ve experienced some of my greatest success. Since graduating from college, I’ve pretty much worked for one company, rising up through the corporate jungle. Now looking back to how I was able to do this, I always refer to lessons I learned working with my dad. F...
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