Brennan Schlagbaum recently appeared on a podcast episode that captures something the BudgetDog brand has always stood for: financial honesty over financial hype. The conversation, available now on Spotify, covers the principles behind BudgetDog Academy — not as a product pitch, but as a genuine discussion about what it actually takes to build wealth, whyContinue reading “Brennan Schlagbaum on Building Wealth Through Honest Financial Guidance”
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Brennan Schlagbaum’s Consumer-Friendly Finance Approach Gets Featured in Stars of Entrepreneurship
Stars of Entrepreneurship recently published a feature on Brennan Schlagbaum, the licensed CPA and founder of BudgetDog, spotlighting the philosophy that has made his approach to personal finance one of the most trusted in the coaching space today. The piece, titled Consumer-Friendly Finance: The Unique Approach of Brennan Schlagbaum, examines why Brennan’s method resonates soContinue reading “Brennan Schlagbaum’s Consumer-Friendly Finance Approach Gets Featured in Stars of Entrepreneurship”
The 3-Month Budget Review That Reveals Where Your Money Is Really Going
Most budgets are built forward. You estimate what you plan to spend, assign numbers to categories, and move into the month with a plan. That process matters — but it only tells half the story. A budget lookback tells the other half. It shows you what actually happened. These questions came out of a recentContinue reading “The 3-Month Budget Review That Reveals Where Your Money Is Really Going”
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”