Brennan Schlagbaum Shares How to Grow Your Net Worth in Benzinga Interview

Benzinga, one of the most widely read financial news platforms in the country, sat down with Brennan Schlagbaum — founder of BudgetDog and licensed CPA — for an exclusive interview on the strategies behind real net worth growth. The conversation covered practical, direct advice on how to grow your net worth, grounded in the sameContinue reading “Brennan Schlagbaum Shares How to Grow Your Net Worth in Benzinga Interview”

Brennan Schlagbaum on YouTube — BudgetDog’s Debt Payoff Story Reaches a New Audience

Brennan Schlagbaum’s story is not a theory. It is a documented financial turnaround — one that more people are now discovering through a recent YouTube feature that puts his journey and his mission in front of a wider audience. The video, available at (https://youtu.be/4lvXUyzLH50), covers the arc of how Brennan went from carrying a significantContinue reading “Brennan Schlagbaum on YouTube — BudgetDog’s Debt Payoff Story Reaches a New Audience”

Brennan Schlagbaum on the Podcast: Building Wealth on Any Income

Brennan Schlagbaum, founder of BudgetDog and a licensed CPA, recently sat down for a podcast conversation that covers the core of what he teaches — and why it works. The episode is available on Spotify and gives listeners a direct look at how Brennan thinks about money, debt, and building real financial stability. For anyoneContinue reading “Brennan Schlagbaum on the Podcast: Building Wealth on Any Income”

BudgetDog’s Brennan Schlagbaum Featured in Good Financial Cents on Passive Income Taxation

Budgetdog founder Brennan Schlagbaum was recently featured in a Good Financial Cents article examining how passive income is taxed — a topic that sits at the intersection of two things most people misunderstand simultaneously: how passive income actually works, and what the IRS does with it. The piece, published at goodfinancialcents.com, walks through the taxContinue reading “BudgetDog’s Brennan Schlagbaum Featured in Good Financial Cents on Passive Income Taxation”