Path to Progress with Paul Heintzman and John Ackerman

In today's world, millennials seem to always be on the lookout for the next job.  In this episode, Paul and John, with special guest Phil Brun, discuss how a millennial can really nail the interview.  The guys discuss interviewing tips, their interview horror stories, and hilariously conduct an impromptu interview.  Have any interview tips or horror stories? Let us know! You can email us at paul@d...

What does it mean to have work-life balance? Why is it so important and how can millennials achieve it? In this episode, Paul and John discuss work-life balance and tips on how to achieve it. Do you have any tips on achieving work-life balance? Let us know your thoughts! You can email us at paul@drunkenmoney.com or john@drunkenmoney.com. You can also find us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and Li...

Have you purchased avocado toast? Was it worth it? In this episode, Paul and John look at small purchases in life that add up and can really make a difference. Are there any purchases you've made recently that you should cut out of your spending? Let us know your thoughts! You can email us at paul@drunkenmoney.com or john@drunkenmoney.com. You can also find us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and...

In this Snapchat Review, Paul and John talk about their personal history with Snapchat as well as their thoughts on if they'd invest in the stock (SNAP). Do you use Snapchat or have thoughts on the stock? Let us know your thoughts! You can email us at paul@drunkenmoney.com or john@drunkenmoney.com. You can also find us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and Linkedin. Please be sure to subscribe to o...

On the weekend of April 7-9, I participated in Startup Weekend in my hometown of Louisville. Startup Weekend is a summer camp meets shark tank. In just 54 ideas, you turn an idea into a business all in the effort to impress the judges and win funding. And while my startup idea did not win, I was fortunate enough to meet and become quick friends with the winning team, and their founder Phil Brun. P...

Don't worry--Drunken Money isn't about to go political on you. Because I'm absolutely sure you're fed up with scrolling through Facebook and seeing way too many political posts. Want to do something about it? Well Drunken Money is hear to point you in the right direction with what we've entitled: a political party. We invited Alexis Hebert on our show from Emerge Kentucky, and she is killing it ri...

On today's episode, we're going to tackle a huge problem for most millennials: repairing and building credit. Now for many of you, this may be a no-brainer. You may be sitting there with your 743 credit score and think, why do I need this episode? Well, you're right. This episode isn't for you. But if you're sitting there and you have below a 700 or if you don't even know what your credit score is...

Hannah Davis is owner and CEO of Bangs Shoes, an adventure inspired footwear company created to make the world a better place. She's lived in multiple parts of the world, built an amazing brand, and she's still committed to helping other entrepreneurs achieve their dreams. We interviewed her all the way from Austin TX via Skype, to find out her story, her passions, and what we can expect from her...

In this episode of Drunken Money we tackle the subject of "Investing 101: Where to Start". If you enjoyed this episode, please let us know at John@DrunkenMoney.com or Paul@DrunkenMoney.com, leave us a review on iTunes, and be sure to subscribe to our email newsletter at DrunkenMoney.com/Subscribe.

In this episode of Drunken Money we tackle the subject of "How Much Money Do YOU Need to be Happy?".

We stopped by our friend Natalia Bishop's coworking space in Story Louisville. Multiple creative entrepreneurs in Louisville called this place home, but to our surprise, this amazing business in Butchertown was hardly Natalia's first or only shot at entrepreneurism. She's busy juggling three, stellar businesses, and we were able to interview her and get the inside scoop on each and find the secret...

When most people hear the phrase "power couples" they may think Brad and Angelina, Beyonce and Jay-Z, Tom Brady and Gisele, etc. But when it comes to Power Couples, there's a new couple in town: Tyler and Katie Jury. First off, Tyler is not only a dentist at Springhurst Family & Cosmetic Dentistry, but he is also part owner in Clayton & Crume, a handcrafted leather goods company in Louisville, KY....

In this episode, we interview Gina Palazzo and discuss millennial life insurance. Gina is a financial advisor in Louisville, KY who specializes in a holistic approach to financial planning. This episode covers: -How Gina found her way into the financial planning world and settled in Louisville. -The two main types of life insurance. -How life insurance can be used as an investment tool. -The found...

By popular demand, the Drunken Money Millennial Business Series is finally here. This series will be bringing you real life millennials that are starting and running businesses, and we'll be interviewing them to understand how they did it, why they did it, and maybe how you can too. On our first episode in the series, we bring you John Ronayne owner of Brewgrass Homebrew Supply, a homebrew shop ri...

Ep. 16: Finding Finance: Choosing a Financial Advisor In this episode of Drunken Money we tackle the subject of financial advisors. We interview Cody Matthews, a financial advisor at Northwestern Mutual, and find out: -How should a millennial choose a financial advisor? -When should a millennial get a financial advisor? -Why is a financial advisor better than doing it yourself? -How can a financia...

The long awaited conclusion to the Drunken Money Mortgage Series is finally here. On today's episode, we interview a real-life millennial to understand the pros and cons about buying your first home. What does it really mean to make the biggest purchase of your life, and what will it mean moving forward? Is it right for you? What does Bobby Nichols have to say?

On part 2 of our Mortgage Series, John and I interview Jon Sanders, Mortgage Loan Officer at Stock Yards Bank & Trust. Jon takes time to answer our questions about how millennials can buy their first home, and what they should be thinking about when making the biggest purchase of their lives! From credit scores, to tax returns, Jon has the secrets to help you buy your first home.

In this episode, we talk about: What is a 1040? The forms you need to file your taxes K-1's vs. Schedule C's When you should file your own taxes vs. paying a tax preparer How you should choose a tax preparer Student loan interest Deductions vs. credits Our take on refunds Visit drunkenmoney.com for show notes.

After a lot of interviews and a little bit of wine, we finally introduce to you Part 1 of our Mortgage Series: Get Real with your Realtor. On today's episode, we interview Kyle Elmore, of White Picket Real Estate, and we get to the bottom of what you should know about a realtor, and what you NEED to know about buying your first house.

On today's episode, we interview Grayson Bell, who just made his way out of over $75,000 in consumer debt. He discusses how easy it is to fall in so deep of debt, but also, how, with a bit of hard work, it's possible to get out of it.

In this episode, we talk about: -Warren Buffett's secret to getting ultra-wealthy -How a penny doubled every day for 30 days is better than $1 million -How choosing not to invest when you're young will drastically decrease your money at retirement -How small fees on your investments will greatly decrease your money at retirement -The Rule of 72 Show notes and links for this episode can be found at...

Health Insurance keeps getting more and more confusing by the day. For most millennials, it's tough to keep up and it's even tougher to try to stay healthy AND wealthy. This episode navigates the basics of health care by just scraping the surface of the health world. Enjoy.

Know how much you're spending each month? Know how much you SHOULD be spending each month? Well, it clearly helps to have a budget. It's good to know how much you're spending and on what, but where do you get started? It helps to have an idea of how much you should be spending each month on drinks with friends or how much you're saving for retirement. On today's episode, I try to tackle an easy wa...

Joining a new community can be tough. Fortunately, there's an easy way to get involved by also helping others: joining boards. This is the millennials' guide to making that happen.

How can you save money, lose weight, and feel better? Start riding a bike more.