From $28K Salary to $1M Net Worth: What I Got Wrong About Money (Andy Hill)

Andy Hill hit a million-dollar net worth — and the first thing he did was sell part of his brokerage account and buy a Ford Mustang. It's the kind of decision that makes more sense once you understand how he got there.
The host of the “Marriage Kids and Money” podcast and the author of Own Your Time, Hill grew up in Michigan learning early lessons about saving, investing, and building wealth. Guided by a mother who emphasized frugality and a father who built a career from the ground up, he developed a strong financial foundation — even as investing mistakes and market swings tested his path to financial independence.
Chris Hill (no relation) talks with Andy about:
- Buying a house at 22 with money he'd saved and invested — and why breaking even a decade later still stings
- Falling in and out of love with investing, from tech mutual funds to a WWF stock purchase he'd rather forget
- What he and his wife got wrong about money early in their marriage — and how 16 years later they're still figuring it out
- The one investing move he wishes he'd made earlier — and why it requires almost no skill to pull off

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Opening clip – “Grand Canyon”