Every now and then, it's healthy to stand on a soapbox and let people know how you feel, even if you sound like a curmudgeonly old person shouting at the kids in the neighborhood to "get off my lawn." In this episode of #MYDM, Ben & Malcolm are throwing their inhibitions to the wind and risking it all to provide a comprehensive, comedic and completely unsolicited list of ALL the things they can't stand about the personal finance landscape. Hosts: @mydm1 and @malcolmonmoney M

What do you do when you need help with managing your money but can’t afford an expensive advisor? It's called “Fin-Tech”.

Ben Carter, host of Manage Your Damn Money, talks with Millennials in Washington D.C. about college expenses, money in relationships and financial goals. #moneypros #wealth #saving #buyingstuff

Ben Carter offers pointers on getting started in your journey to becoming a competent and capable investor. #wealth #moneypros

Ben Carter recaps a recent Money.com piece by Alicia Adamczyk recounting an open letter from actor Jennifer Lawrence admitting her failure to earnestly negotiate for a higher salary and explains how women can avoid getting the short end of the stick when making the case for higher pay. #wealth #moneypros

Singer/Songwriter Jen Miller joins MYDM to talk about the business of constructing an independent music career as a millennial, social media's impact on the business of her music and how the person who created BING must feel about using the phrase "Google it". To learn more about Jen Miller and her music, visit jenmillermusic.com. Follow her on Twitter @jenerallyspeaks and on Instagram and be sure to listen to her most recent single, "Bullshit". Preview and purchase Jen Mille

Financial planner and investment professional Malcolm Ethridge joins MYDM to talk about Shake Shack, the principal of compounding interest and how he once had his credit card declined trying to buy a $5 foot-long from Subway. #moneypros #investing #wealth #saving

On Tuesday, May 19, Manage Your Damn Money host and CEO, Ben Carter made an appearance on NewsOne Now with Roland Martin to discuss how MYDM is working to change the tone and conversation around money as well as the #BlackEntrepreneurInstitute. #moneypros

Written by Ben Carter This month Manage Your Damn Money is celebrating its one year anniversary with it's #ThoughtsAboutMoney campaign on Twitter and Instagram and on a recent episode of "The Real", talk show host Jeannie Mai shared some incredibly candid thoughts about her fears and money on the show. Often times, adults carry personality traits formed by experiences of their childhood. The way individuals form spending, saving and money habits is usually very much the same.

Written by Ben Carter Damon Lawrence is a 27-year-old Southern California native who is chasing dreams of hotel, real-estate and boutique hotel management. Damon purchased a home nearby his college town of Baltimore, Maryland at the youthful age of 22. At 26, Damon moved back home to California and began renting out his home, becoming a manager of what became his first investment property. Having worked in the hotel management business for over five years, Damon is turning hi

Written by Ben Carter Last weekend I had the pleasure of being invited on The Rex Stanley Show. It was a blast. We discussed the importance of saving money, whether it's okay to spend "extra" and what to look for when choosing a credit card. Take a listen above. #saving #credit #moneypros

Manage Your Damn Money's official financial advisor, Jeanette "J.R." Weiland joins Ben to talk about what matters when balancing life's "needs" and "wants" to build an appropriate lifestyle that supports investing in your future. #moneypros #investing

In the final portion of his three-part interview, J. Money explains how his financial challenges center around trying to make a living doing things he loves and avoiding work he hates, and his experience of going broke in the Big Apple. What is an area where J Money can personally improve on his finances? Tell us about it. The biggest problem I’m having right now is not wanting to do something I hate for money. Even though I need more money because I keep popping out kids and

We don't know how "J. Money" picked his fake name. It's actually a question we should have asked him... But the above picture may provide some insight into a man who exposes every bit of his financial life on a blog called budgetsaresexy.com. At the very least, we know he likes doodling on U.S. currency, (which may or may not be a federal offense). In this second installment of this three-part interview, J. tells us what he thinks about money, the millennial generation and ho

#MYDM is on a mission to make money cool. That's why when we came across budgetsaresexy.com, we thought it was worth exploring. Budgetsaresexy.com is the website of a gentleman who goes by the name of "J. Money". He responds to "J" and possibly "Money". No. It's not his real name, but it is the alias he uses to share his entire financial life, real numbers and all, online. We asked J. Money a number of questions about his work and what he's learned about money in his six and