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BiggerPockets Money — How to Use AI to Improve Your Finances and Reach FI Faster
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How to Use AI to Improve Your Finances and Reach FI Faster

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In this episode of the BiggerPockets Money Podcast, Mindy Jensen and Scott Trench explore how you can use AI to make better financial decisions and move closer to financial independence. They share practical ways to ask better questions, give AI the right context, stress test your financial plan, and even develop an…

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I recommend posting example system prompts on your website for the various categories of AI usage you described in this video similar to some of the other templates you already have.

@nbbuzzy23 · YouTube comment

There’s this guy Ethan Caldwell who wrote The Pattern They Missed, and I feel like more people should know about this book. It talks about money and investing, but also about the patterns behind the financial decisions people make.

@Harryw-d8p · YouTube comment

Mindy, did you move to your new house? Congrats on finishing construction!

@MrGainify · YouTube comment

Here’s my approach when using AI to solve a broad problem: I start off by stating my goal and asking the AI to help me build the prompt. My prompts are never perfect, but the AI assisted prompts are amazing

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