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What the Fuchs?

What the Fuchs?

De: Jason Fuchs
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No lectures. No fluff. Just real talk about life and money. A fun personal finance podcast for people who want straight answers without the jargon. The show starts with a quick real-life moment — something funny, frustrating, or relatable — and then connects it to how we actually think about money. Retirement, investing, taxes, spending, or just everyday financial decisions — this isn’t about being perfect. It’s about understanding your money in plain English and making smarter choices without feeling overwhelmed.

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Episodios
  • Roth vs Traditional 401(k): Which One Actually Makes Sense for You?

    Roth vs Traditional 401(k): Which One Actually Makes Sense for You?
    Apr 9 2026

    Clarity Check: https://www.sagepathfa.com/clarity

    Should you contribute to a Roth 401(k) or a Traditional 401(k)? In this episode, Jason breaks down what each one actually does, where people get tripped up, and the simple questions that can help you make a cleaner decision. No tax jargon. No overcomplicating it. Just a plain-English framework for picking the one that makes sense for your life right now.
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    11 m
  • I’m Doing Fine… So Why Don’t I Feel Sure?

    I’m Doing Fine… So Why Don’t I Feel Sure?
    Mar 26 2026

    Clarity Check: sagepathfa.com/clarity

    You can have a good income, money in the bank, and retirement accounts growing—and still feel that low-level “are we actually okay?” stress. In this episode, Jason explains why that happens (it’s usually missing clarity, not missing money) and gives a simple framework—buckets, rules, and a quick checklist—to calm the noise and make clean decisions.
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    7 m
  • Old 401(k): Leave It, Move It, or Screw It Up?

    Old 401(k): Leave It, Move It, or Screw It Up?
    Mar 5 2026

    Clarity Check: sagepathfa.com/clarity

    In this episode, Jason breaks down what to do with an old 401(k) after changing jobs or retiring. You’ll learn the four main options (leave it, move it to a new employer plan, roll it into an IRA, or cash it out), the biggest mistakes that can create taxes or unnecessary fees, and a simple checklist to help you make a clean decision—without guessing or overcomplicating it.
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    10 m
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