In this episode of the His and Her Money Show, Talaat McNeely interviews world-renowned worship leader and author, Travis Greene. They discuss the importance of prayer, the impact of intentional living, and the significance of discipline in personal and spiritual growth. Travis shares insights from his book, 'Are You Praying for the Wrong Thing?' and emphasizes the need for aligning prayers with God's will. Travis Greene shares his experiences with prayer, faith, and financial decisions, emphasizing the importance of faith, vision, and preparation. He discusses how prayer guided his decisions, including relocating and purchasing a church building. Travis emphasizes the role of faith, preparation, and revelation in achieving manifestation and success. He also shares insights on the impact of prayer and the importance of aligning with God's plan. Takeaways The importance of aligning prayers with God's will The impact of intentional living and discipline on personal and spiritual growth The significance of stewarding relationships and time management The value of quality over quantity in relationships The role of discernment and sensitivity in spiritual leadership Prayer plays a crucial role in guiding financial decisions and navigating life choices. Faith, vision, and preparation are essential for achieving success and manifestation. Revelation and alignment with God's plan are key to experiencing the fullness of blessings and success. Success is not solely defined by material wealth, but by obedience and alignment with God's purpose. The impact of prayer and the importance of faithfulness and stewardship in financial decisions. The significance of being prepared and having a clear vision in achieving manifestation and success. 📚 Get Travis Greene's new book Are You Praying For The Wrong Thing: https://amzn.to/4balXnH

In this powerful episode of The His and Her Money Show, host Talaat McNeely sits down with New York Times bestselling author and pastor Sarah Jakes Roberts to discuss her latest book, "Power Moves: Ignite Your Confidence and Become a Force." Sarah shares profound insights on the fluidity of power, the importance of reclaiming your power, and how to become a force in all areas of your life. Through her remarkable journey of self-love and healing, she provides invaluable wisdom on: Understanding the true essence of power and how it moves in different spheres of life  Identifying areas where you feel powerless and learning to speak up authentically Navigating the complexities of power dynamics in relationships and marriages  Empowering your children to embrace their power from an early age  Overcoming power fatigue and burnout while staying true to your purpose With vulnerability and transparency, Sarah imparts life-changing lessons on harnessing your inner strength, owning your authenticity, and unleashing your full potential. Get ready to ignite your confidence and embark on a transformative journey toward becoming the powerful force you were created to be. Whether you're an entrepreneur, a parent, or simply seeking to reclaim your power, this episode is a must-watch. Sarah's wisdom and guidance will inspire you to take bold steps toward living a life of purpose, passion, and unwavering power. Don't miss this incredible conversation that will leave you motivated and equipped to make powerful moves in every area of your life. Get Sarah Jakes Roberts's New Book: Power Moves by Sarah Jakes Roberts - https://amzn.to/4bEzDYG  Follow Sarah Jakes Roberts: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sarahjakesroberts/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sarahjakes  

In life, sometimes, the path that follows the spirit of God may not always seem clear or make immediate sense. It's like walking in the dark with a small lantern, where we can only see a few steps ahead. However, caring and following the spirit of God, even when it doesn't make sense, is a journey of faith and trust. It means believing that God's plans are greater than our understanding and that His love and guidance will lead us to a purposeful and fulfilling life.  In those moments when the road seems uncertain, holding onto the spirit of God becomes a source of strength and a compass for our hearts, guiding us through challenges and helping us make choices rooted in love and compassion. In this episode of The His and Her Money Show, we are joined by Tim Ross, a podcaster, influencer, preacher, and the author of the book Welcome to the Basement, to talk about chasing and following the spirit of God even when it doesn’t make sense. Tim talks about building the trust of following God, approaching greatness from a different perspective, the three components of success, and the difference between ‘upset’ the feeling and ‘upset’ the action. He also shares some tips for taking an upsetting life and using it to upset others, how to ensure that you are always in a position to hear what God has to say, and the work that goes into obeying what God is telling you to do. Tune in to learn more! What You Will Learn: How to chase and follow the spirit of God even when it doesn’t make sense Building the trust of following God Approaching greatness from a different perspective Getting into the basement on your journey to greatness The three components of success: Hear, Believe, and Obey The difference between ‘upset’ the feeling and ‘upset’ the action How to take an upsetting life and use it to upset others How to cope with the upset of rejection How to ensure that you are always in a position to hear what God has to say The importance of community in your journey to greatness Incorporating your family in your basement The biggest benefit that Tim has experienced going through the HBO process and going to the basement The work that goes into obeying what God is telling you to do Resources Mentioned: The book: Welcome to the Basement FREE Debt Freedom Blueprint Connect with Tim Ross Website: https://www.upsettheworld.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheBasementPodcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/upsetthegram/

In today's world, gaining your freedom often goes hand in hand with understanding and managing your money wisely. Money has the power to open doors and provide opportunities that can lead to a more liberated life. Whether it's breaking free from debt, having the flexibility to pursue your passions, or enjoying a comfortable retirement, financial freedom offers the key to a life where you have more control over your choices and can focus on what truly matters to you. Taking charge of your financial situation means making informed decisions about earning, saving, and spending. It involves setting clear goals, creating a budget, and making strategic investments. By gaining financial literacy and making thoughtful choices with your money, you can pave the way for a future where financial burdens do not constrain you, and can experience the freedom to live life on your terms. In this episode of the His and Her Monet show, we are joined by JL Collins, a book author and financial blogger on jlcollinsnh.com, to talk about how we can become financially independent today. JL Collins shares what financial freedom means to him, tips to make the complex path to wealth simple, and how people can get started with index funds. He also talks about his recent book Pathfinders, what people should focus on in their journey to financial freedom, and the common traits of people who followed the simple path to wealth and succeeded. Tune in to learn more! What You Will Learn: What financial independence means to JL Collins Ways to make the complex path to wealth simple Understanding low-cost broad-based index funds How to get started with index funds investing The biggest barrier most people face when starting their index funds investing journey What people should focus on in their journey to getting financially free What Collins’s statement ‘we can buy our freedom’ means The common traits of the people who followed the simple path to wealth and succeeded Tips to break the common trait of gaining our freedom in our 60s after retirement Resources Mentioned: The Book: Pathfinders The book: The Simple Path to Wealth FREE Debt Freedom Blueprint M1 Finance Connect with JL Collins Website: https://jlcollinsnh.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/JLCollinsNH

In life, sometimes, the path that follows the spirit of God may not always seem clear or make immediate sense. It's like walking in the dark with a small lantern, where we can only see a few steps ahead. However, caring and following the spirit of God, even when it doesn't make sense, is a journey of faith and trust. It means believing that God's plans are greater than our understanding and that His love and guidance will lead us to a purposeful and fulfilling life. In this episode of The His and Her Money Show, we are joined by Jordan Raynor, a podcaster, influencer, preacher, and the author of the book The Sacredness of Secular Work, to talk about seeing our work through the lens of eternity. Jordan talks about how all good work matters to God, not just explicit spiritual work. He discusses debunking the myth that only church work is sacred and explains the First Commission versus the Great Commission when it comes to our work. Jordan also shares how understanding the sacredness of our work can transform our perspective, infuse our jobs with meaning and purpose, help us find freedom and joy in our work, and open up more opportunities to make disciples. What You Will Learn: How all our work matters to God, not just the spiritual aspects Every moment of our lives can matter for eternity Debunking the myth that only church work is sacred God's First Commission to create culture versus the Great Commission How to cultivate gratitude and purpose in jobs you may not enjoy Gaining freedom to enjoy work, knowing it has eternal significance Practices for making your work matter more The opportunity to make more disciples by embracing this mindset Resources Mentioned: Jordan's book: The Sacredness of Secular Work Connect with Jordan Raynor: Website: https://www.jordanraynor.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/JordanRaynor Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jordanraynor/

In this empowering episode of The His and Her Money Show, hosts Talaat and Tai have an inspiring conversation with pastor, author, and influencer Paul Daugherty. Paul is the lead pastor of Victory Church in Tulsa, Oklahoma, which was founded by his parents in 1981. He took over leadership of the church in 2014 after the sudden passing of his father. In addition to pastoring Victory Church, Paul is also a popular podcaster and author. His new book "Mind Games: Winning the Battle in Your Mind" shares his powerful story of overcoming depression, suicidal thoughts, anxiety, and more after becoming a young widow and unexpectedly taking the helm of his family's influential ministry. Through biblical lessons, personal stories, and practical insights, "Mind Games" provides a blueprint for readers to gain victory over the debilitating mind games that hold so many people back from living a purposeful and fulfilling life. In this episode, Paul opens up about his mental health battles and how he was able to turn the corner through faith, counseling, trusting his loved ones, and the realization that the “master key” to victory was within him all along through Christ. He also shares wisdom on avoiding the mind games of comparison and jealousy, pursuing spiritual health alongside mental health, involving your spouse in your journey, and finding true success through obedience to God's calling. Key Takeaways: Paul shares his personal story of dealing with depression, suicidal thoughts, and anxiety after the sudden passing of his father and taking on leadership of his family's church at a young age. He explains how an encounter at his church helped him realize he had the "master key" to victory in Christ all along. This shifted his mindset and enabled him to start overcoming his inner battles. Paul stresses the importance of inviting your spouse into your mental health journey and getting counseling if needed. He apologized to his wife for not properly including her in his grief early in their marriage. To avoid falling into the mind game of comparison, Paul had to repent to his pastor friend Mike Todd for being jealous of Mike's viral success. Paul emphasizes focusing on your growth and purpose, not someone else's success. A kingdom win for one person is a win for all. Benefits of pursuing mental health: More peace, joy, better sleep, less need for others' approval. The real success is obedience to what God called you to do. In the book "Mind Games", Paul shares personal stories and reflections, Bible passages, and counseling insights to help people gain victory over various mind games like depression, anxiety, jealousy, inadequacy, and more. Get Paul Daugherty's book "Mind Games": https://amzn.to/4aZJfO3 Connect with Paul: Website: https://www.pauldaugherty.org Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pauldaugherty/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pauldaughertyministries Twitter: https://twitter.com/pauldaughert

What does it truly mean to practice our faith? Beyond just showing up to church, are we embracing the lifestyle Jesus modeled? In our busy and materialistic world, the ancient ways of Jesus can seem impractical or even radical. However, committing to these countercultural habits allows God to transform our hearts and empower us to live out our calling. In this episode of The His and Her Money Show, we are joined by John Mark Comer, pastor and bestselling author of Practicing the Way, to explore the obstacles and solutions to authentically following Jesus day to day. John Mark shares his personal journey with spiritual formation and offers practical guidance through his “Rule of Life” framework. By setting goals to be with Jesus, become like him, and do as he did, we can reconnect to a vibrant faith. Comer explains how disciplines of solitude, community, simplicity, and Sabbath create space for God to change us from the inside out. Tune in to learn the differences between being a disciple and just a Christian, why Jesus' teachings seem upside-down in our culture, how our habits and relationships profoundly shape us, the power of believing new stories, and more. Discover timeless wisdom for practicing the presence of Jesus and living out your purpose. What You Will Learn: The difference between being a disciple of Jesus versus just a Christian Why Jesus' teachings on money and possessions sound crazy to our culture How to create space to hear God's voice through silence, solitude, and deep relationships Why we must adopt countercultural habits, community, and stories to follow Jesus A practical "Rule of Life" for apprenticing under Jesus John Mark's personal transformation through practicing spiritual disciplines Resources Mentioned: The book: Practicing the Way by John Mark Comer Connect with John Mark Comer: Website: johnmarkcomer.com Instagram: instagram.com/johnmarkcomer

In the hustle and bustle of daily life, many find themselves trapped in the shackles of financial strain, struggling to make ends meet and facing the daunting prospect of living paycheck to paycheck. This predicament can feel like an inescapable cycle, but there is hope for a brighter future through financial liberation. Financial liberation is not just about having more money; it's a mindset and a set of strategies that empower individuals to break free from the chains of broke living.  This journey involves understanding personal finances, making wise choices with money, and taking deliberate steps toward building a stable and secure financial foundation. By embracing the principles of financial liberation, individuals can pave the way for a life that is not only free from constant financial worry but also filled with opportunities for growth and prosperity. In this episode of The His and Her Money Show, we are joined by George Kamel, a financial expert who helps people spend less and save more, and the author of the book, Breaking Free From Broke, to share his journey from broke to a millionaire in a decade. George shares how he overcame the frustration that came with following the American Dream of ‘going to school and getting a good job,’ what made him realize that the dream is a scam and start his debt-free journey, and the two ways people can use to accomplish their financial goals. George also talks about the internal work you must do before starting your financial freedom journey, the conversations he had to make with his spouse to make the dream of financial freedom a reality, and how it feels to be debt-free. Tune in to learn more! What You Will Learn: How George overcame the frustration that came with following the American Dream of ‘going to school and getting a good job’ What made George realize that the dream is a scam and start his debt-free journey The internal work that you have to do before starting your debt freedom journey The two ways to accomplish your financial goals Ways to handle the social aspect during the journey of hustling hard Motivation tips for people starting their journey towards financial freedom The conversations that George had to make with his spouse to make the dream of financial freedom a reality The dichotomy of renting and home buying The journey from broke to a millionaire in a decade What it feels to become debt-free Why legacy should be a great motivation for breaking free from broke What you will find in the pages of the book Breaking Free From Broke Resources Mentioned: The book: Breaking Free From Broke (FREE) Debt Freedom Blueprint Facebook Side Hustle Course Connect with George Kamel: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@georgekamel Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/georgekamel/?hl=en Twitter: https://twitter.com/georgekamel?lang=en

Embarking on the path toward realizing our dreams is a journey laden with uncertainties and challenges. In this quest, goals stand as the guiding stars that illuminate our way through the darkness of uncertainty. Like a roadmap leading to the destination of our dreams, goals play an indispensable role in shaping our efforts and channeling our energies. They serve as the foundation upon which we build the steps towards our aspirations, providing a clear direction and purpose to our endeavors.  Without a defined goal, the journey becomes akin to sailing without a compass, leaving us adrift in a sea of possibilities without a destination. Therefore, understanding the pivotal role of goals in our pursuit of dreams unravels the key to unlocking success in the pursuit of any ambition. In the playbook of every dream-chaser, the significance of setting specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound goals cannot be overstated. These goals serve as milestones, marking our progress and offering tangible evidence of our journey's advancement. By breaking down our overarching dreams into smaller, manageable goals, we create a roadmap that transforms our aspirations from abstract desires into concrete, achievable steps. In this episode of The His and Her Money Show, we are joined by Jon Acuff, the CEO of Acuff Ideas, a keynote speaker and author, to talk about his new book, All It Takes Is a Goal. Jon shares why it’s tough to dream big and match it with our work ethic, the real meaning of a goal, the importance of starting with a goal in our journey to making our dreams a reality, and what you can do when you work and achieve your goals but are still scared to lead. He also talks about what people get wrong in their attempts to create goals, how to incorporate your spouse in your journey to achieving your goals and dreams, and tips for maintaining motivation as you pursue your goals. Tune in to learn more! What You Will Learn: Why it is tough to dream big and match it with your work ethic What you can do when you work and achieve your goals but are still scared to lead The real meaning of a goal The importance of starting with a goal in our journey to making our dreams a reality What people get wrong in their attempts to create goals The difference between excellence and perfectionism Tips for maintaining motivation as you pursue your goals How to incorporate your spouse in your journey to achieving your goals and dreams In pursuit of your dream is also in pursuit of avoiding a life full of regret The challenges that Jon had to overcome in his journey to becoming a great write Resources Mentioned: The book, All It Takes Is a Goal (FREE) Debt Freedom Blueprint Crush My Mortgage Course Connect with Jon Acuff: Website: https://jonacuff.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/authorjonacuff Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jonacuff Twitter: https://twitter.com/jonacuff LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonacuff/

In the grand tapestry of life, adversity often presents itself as an uninvited guest, challenging our resolve and testing the limits of our resilience. Yet, hidden within life's apparent unfairness lies a profound opportunity for transformation and growth. It is in these moments of hardship and struggle that we discover the raw materials from which unstoppable power can be forged. This concept forms the foundation of the intriguing journey towards success—transforming life's perceived inequities into a source of strength, determination, and unparalleled advantage. Adversity, in its various forms, is an inescapable facet of the human experience. Whether it manifests as personal setbacks, professional challenges, or societal obstacles, these adversities carry the potential to become catalysts for unprecedented achievement. This paradigm shift involves not merely enduring life's injustices but actively harnessing them as a driving force. In this episode of The His and Her Money Show, we are joined by Aaron Burke, a pastor with a passion for loving God, loving people, and building the Church, to talk about his new book, The Unfair Advantage. Aaron shares his struggles in life that he barely made it through and how they helped him achieve his dreams, the meaning of the title: The Unfair Advantage, and tips to maintain the motivation to pursue your dream when things are not going your way. He also talks about helping kids navigate their journey to achieving their dreams, the best way to deal with rejection, and the conversations to have with your spouse when pursuing your dreams. Tune in to learn more!   What You Will Learn: The struggles in Aaron’s life that he barely made it through and how they helped him achieve his dreams The difference between sharing our dreams and keeping them to ourselves Tips to maintain the motivation to pursue your dreams when things are not going your way The conversations to have with your spouse when pursuing your dream Helping kids navigate their journey to achieving their dreams The best way to deal with rejection Getting to the place of expecting and attempting great things from God How Aaron pursues excellence and keeps it in check Why should we be serious about the fact that life is a model for other people?   Resources Mentioned: The Book: The Unfair Advantage M1 Finance Debt Freedom Blueprint (FREE)   Connect with Aaron Burke: Website: https://aaronburke.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aaronrburke/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aaronrburke/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/aaronrburke

In the pursuit of success, an unexpected ally emerges – the healthy state of panic. While the word "panic" often carries a negative connotation, when approached with a strategic mindset, it can become a potent weapon for achieving dreams. This unconventional perspective suggests that a controlled sense of fear can serve as a catalyst, propelling individuals toward their goals with unwavering determination. By harnessing the power of a healthy state of panic, individuals can awaken a heightened sense of focus, motivation, and resilience, enabling them to navigate challenges and emerge victorious in their endeavors. Embracing this concept requires a shift in mindset, viewing fear not as a hindrance but as a dynamic force that, when properly channeled, can drive unprecedented success. The key lies in understanding the fine balance between anxiety and motivation, using fear as a tool rather than succumbing to its paralyzing effects. In this episode of The His and Her Money Show, we are joined by Farnoosh Torabi, an Iranian-American journalist, one of the country’s leading and most trusted personal finance experts, a podcaster, and an author, to talk about her new book, A Healthy State of Panic. Farnoosh shares why her new book, A Healthy State of Panic, is her favorite book, A Healthy State of Panic regarding money and ways to use fear as a weapon to do good and achieve your dreams. She also talks about why the journey to embracing fear is worthy of our future endeavors and how she navigates fear as an entrepreneur, a mother, and a wife. Tune in to learn more!   What You Will Learn: A healthy state of panic when it comes to money Ways to use fear as a weapon for doing good and not harm Why the journey to embracing fear is worth it for our future endeavors The fears that Farnoosh had to embrace in her journey into entrepreneurship How Farnoosh navigates fear as an entrepreneur, a mother, and a wife   Resources Mentioned: The Book: A Healthy State of Panic by Farnoosh Torabi M1 Finance Debt Freedom Blueprint (FREE)   Connect with Farnoosh Torabi: Website: https://farnoosh.tv/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/farnooshtorabi/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Farnoosh Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FarnooshTorabi

We are thrilled to bring you the inspiring journey of Kerry and Kamille, who successfully paid off a staggering $110,000 in debt within just 21 months! At His & Her Money, we understand the paramount importance of unity in managing finances as a smart money couple, especially when it comes to tackling debt in marriage. Embarking on the path to debt freedom often requires significant sacrifices, substantial lifestyle changes, and a united front. Without alignment, the struggle can not only impede your financial goals but also strain your relationship. However, with unwavering dedication, faith, and teamwork, any couple can overcome these challenges and emerge stronger on the other side. In this episode of The His & Her Money Show, we present the remarkable debt-elimination journey of Kerry and Kamille. Initially burdened with over $111,000 in credit card and student loan debt, they realized the pressing need for a change. In just 21 months, they not only reversed their financial trajectory but also achieved a debt-free life. The turning point came when, right before Kerry's college graduation, the couple indulged in an 11-night celebration trip to the Caribbean, accumulating additional expenses. Although they initially planned to pay it off gradually, the reality of mounting debt on their credit cards prompted them to take decisive action. Paying off their debt became a disciplined commitment, accompanied by inevitable challenges. Yet, their determination remained steadfast, resulting in Kerry and Kamille's triumphant journey to eliminate $110,000 of debt in a mere 21 months. Join us as they share the insights and strategies that led to their financial freedom – a journey that has left them both elated and debt-free!

In an era where financial stability is a key pillar of personal well-being, 'Made Whole' emerges as the ultimate guide for individuals aspiring to take control of their financial destiny. This comprehensive blueprint encompasses every facet of financial management, providing a holistic approach that spans budgeting, investing, and various other critical components essential for crafting a secure and prosperous future. 'Made Whole' is more than just a guide; it's a roadmap designed to empower you at every step of your financial journey. Whether you are a novice seeking to establish a solid foundation or a seasoned investor aiming to refine your strategy, this blueprint caters to individuals at all stages of their financial lives. In this episode of The His and Her Money Show, we are joined by Tiffany “The Budgetnista” Aliche, an award-winning teacher of financial education, America’s favorite personal financial educator, and Amazon #1 bestselling author, to talk about her new book, Made Whole. Tiffany shares the difference between getting good with money and becoming whole financially, the importance of becoming whole financially after getting good with money, and the ten components of financial wholeness. She also shares tips to break the shame and start the journey towards financial wholeness and the steps towards achieving it. Tune in to learn more!   What You Will Learn: The difference between getting good with money and becoming whole financially The importance of becoming whole financially after getting good with money The benefits of becoming whole financially The ten components of financial wholeness The steps towards achieving financial wholeness Tips to break the shame and start the journey toward financial wholeness Tips to navigate this journey of achieving financial wholeness with your partner About the chapter: Learning to earn The difference between those who become financially whole and those who don’t How the legacy factor can be a motivation to get from 0% to 100% financially whole   Resources Mentioned: The Book: Made Whole by Tiffany Aliche  M1 Finance Debt Freedom Blueprint (FREE)   Connect with Tiffany Aliche: Website: https://thebudgetnista.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/budgetnista/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebudgetnista Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheBudgetnista

Cultivating a strong friendship with God is all about building a close and meaningful relationship with the divine. Just like how we nurture friendships with people, we can also nurture our bond with God. It involves spending time in prayer or meditation, reading sacred texts, and reflecting on our beliefs and values. Developing this friendship can bring comfort, guidance, and a sense of purpose to our lives. It's a journey of trust, love, and understanding, where we seek to connect with the divine presence that many believe watches over us and cares for us. Individuals often turn to their religious scriptures, mentors, or trusted community members for support and wisdom in this pursuit. They strive to live per their beliefs and values, seeking to grow spiritually and morally. Building a strong relationship with God can provide solace in difficult times and a sense of gratitude in moments of joy.  In this episode of The His and Her Money Show, we are joined by Faith Eury Cho, an international speaker, pastor, church planter, CEO of a nonprofit, and the author of Experiencing Friendship with God, to talk about building a strong friendship with God. Faith shares her journey in Christianity, the experience that led her to be in a place of resentment toward God, and Tips for building a strong friendship with God despite the destructions of the world. She also explains the benefits of being friends with God and the effects of not cultivating a strong friendship with Him. Tune in to learn more! What You Will Learn: How Faith manages to work on all the different roles in her life Faith’s journey in Christianity as a pastor Maintaining a strong relationship with God despite the destructions of the world The experience that led Eury to be in a place of resentment toward God The mental struggle that comes with not getting what you pray for The concept of being friends with God The benefits that come with being friends with God Building a strong relationship with God despite your bad resume Centering our lives around the presence of God Having vulnerable and transparent conversations with God How Faith involves God in her daily ideas and activities The effects of not cultivating a strong relationship with God What you will find in the pages of the book: Experiencing Friendship with God Resources Mentioned: The book: Experiencing Friendship with God Debt Freedom Blueprint (FREE) Teach Me How To Budget Course Connect with Faith Eury Cho: Website: https://www.faitheurycho.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/faitheurycho/

Getting into the game of real estate is like stepping into a world of houses, buildings, and properties. It's all about buying, selling, and renting places where people live, work, or play. Real estate can be a thrilling adventure, like a puzzle where you match homes with buyers or tenants. It's a game where you use your smarts to make money by understanding property values, location, and the needs of people looking for a place to call home or start a business. But just like any game, you need to learn the rules and strategies to succeed in the world of real estate. In this exciting journey, you'll explore various types of real estate, from cozy houses to towering skyscrapers, and discover how each property is unique. You'll learn about the tools and tricks of the trade, like mortgages, contracts, and negotiations, that can help you win in the real estate game. In this episode of the His and Her Money Show, we are joined by Chad Carson, a real estate investor, world traveler, and the author of the book, Small and Mighty Investor, to talk about the game of real Estate investing. Chad shares how people can get into real estate, why real estate is a powerful tool for wealth-building for the average person, tips to evaluate the right location for buying your property, and strategies to save money for real estate investing. He also talks about the different ways to find networking events where you can find other people who are interested in real estate investing and the difference between successful and unsuccessful real estate investors. Tune in to learn more!   What You Will Learn: Why real estate is a powerful tool for wealth-building for the average person How people can get into real estate investing Is this a good time to invest in real estate despite the high interest rates and housing prices? Tips to evaluate the right location for buying your property Strategies to save money to start investing in real estate Ways to find networking events where you can find other people who are interested in real estate investing Advice on structuring proper partnerships in real estate so that no issues occur Situations where seller financing might be an option for you The best properties for small investors Evaluating the right properties for your real estate investing The difference between successful and unsuccessful real estate investors   Resources Mentioned: The book: Small and Mighty Investor Debt Freedom Blueprint (FREE) Teach Me How To Budget Course   Connect with Chad Carson: Website: https://www.coachcarson.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/coachcarson/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/CoachChadCarson

In the United States, there are fewer than 1,000 billionaires, a group of individuals who seem distant and out of reach for most of us. The chances of crossing paths with one of these ultra-wealthy individuals are slim, and for many, achieving such financial success may feel like an impossible dream. However, the pursuit of a life filled with wealth, health, and happiness is not limited to the privileged few.  It involves a journey of understanding and learning from these extraordinary individuals, delving into the secrets of their success, and translating those insights into actionable steps that anyone can apply. While we may never meet a billionaire in person, we can certainly explore their mindset, strategies, and principles to pave our path toward prosperity, well-being, and contentment.  This journey is not solely about accumulating wealth but also about nurturing our physical and mental health, as well as finding happiness in everyday moments. In this episode of The His and Her Money Show, we are joined by Christopher Ullman, a communications professional, inspirational speaker, mentor, champion whistler, and author. He recently wrote a book called, Four Billionaire and a Parking Attendant, which takes you inside the minds of the rich and powerful to provide a blueprint for creating a life of wealth, health, and happiness. Today, Christopher explains the story behind his new book, Four Billionaire and a Parking Attendant, the things that middle-class people can learn from the lives of rich people and how people can donate and make huge impacts on people’s lives. He also explains what it means to be solution-oriented. Tune in to learn more!   What You Will Learn: What motivates Christopher to be an entrepreneur and still pursue sports The meaning of the title: Four Billionaire and a Parking Attendant The things that middle-class people can learn from the lives of the rich What Christopher learned from the statement, ‘I don’t know many happy rich people How people can effectively donate and make huge impacts on people’s lives Thinking like your successor every day What it means to be solution-oriented How to onboard your spouse on the journey to living like the billionaires What you will find in the pages of the book: Four Billionaire and a Parking Attendant   Resources Mentioned: The book: Four Billionaire and a Parking Attendant Debt Freedom Blueprint Teach Me How To Budget Course

In the tapestry of human relationships, marriage stands as a sacred bond that transcends the mundane and reflects a deeper, spiritual connection. Rooted in the teachings of Christianity, the institution of marriage is regarded as a divine gift that carries profound meaning and purpose. The Christian perspective on marriage goes beyond the union of two individuals; it encompasses a journey of love, faith, and partnership ordained by God. This unique interpretation infuses marriage with a sense of purpose, highlighting its potential to be a source of spiritual growth, mutual support, and a testament to God's love for His people. At the heart of the Christian marriage lies a commitment to emulate the love and sacrifice exemplified by Jesus Christ. This commitment extends beyond romantic affections, emphasizing a selfless dedication to nurturing a lifelong partnership that mirrors the unconditional love of God. In this episode of The His and Her Money Show, we are joined by Aaron and Jennifer Smith, marriage ministers, to talk bout their book: The Marriage Gift. Aaron and Jennifer Smith share their story of how they got into educating others about happy marriages, how people can break the shame of asking for help in an unhappy marriage, the results of seeking help and guidance in our marriages, and the power of prayers in marriages. They also talk about how we can strive to become better at praying as a unit in marriages, some of the family prayer rhythms we can adapt, and tips to keep the stamina during the times when you feel you are doing the spiritual work of two people. Tune in to learn more!   What You Will Learn: How you can evaluate your current situation in the marriage How Aaron and Jennifer got into educating others about happy marriages Breaking the shame of asking for help in an unhappy marriage The results of seeking help and guidance in our marriages The power of prayers in our marriages How we can strive to become better at praying as a unit in our marriages Some of the family prayer rhythms that we can adapt Ways in which prayers deepen intimacy within marriages Tips to keep stamina during the times when you feel you are doing the spiritual work of two people How prioritizing prayers in your marriage can impact your parenting and entrepreneurship journeys Incorporating a prayer routine into your kids What you will find in the pages of the book: The Marriage Gift   Resources Mentioned: The book: The Marriage Gift (FREE) Debt Freedom Blueprint Crush My Mortgage Course   Connect with Aaron and Jennifer Smith: Website: https://marriageaftergod.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/marriageaftergod/ Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/marriagesaftergod?_rdc=1&_rdr

In the journey of life, there are moments when we stumble, falter, and find ourselves ensnared in the relentless grip of adversity. It's easy to feel broken and defeated, overwhelmed by the weight of our mistakes and the scars of our past. Yet, amidst the darkest hours and deepest wounds, there shines a resilient truth: we are never beyond redemption, never truly shattered beyond repair. The story of moving "from trauma to triumph" is a testament to the indomitable human spirit, a reminder that even when battered by life's storms, we remain, like priceless treasures, graced with an enduring, God-given value.  No matter how badly you've messed up, no matter what hardship or pain you've experienced, nothing can destroy the priceless, God-given value of your life. In this episode of The His and Her Money Show, we are joined by Michael Todd, The number one New York Times bestselling author of Relationship Goals and Crazy Faith, to discuss his new book, Damaged but Not Destroyed. Pastor Michael shares the story behind the book: Damaged but Not Destroyed, how he managed to acknowledge the damage despite the culture of suppressing pain, and how parents with special needs children can recover from the disappointment of God. He also talks about the joy that comes with recognizing your value, how we can include our spouses in our personal healing journey, and how personal healing journeys can help the journey to health and wellness. Tune in to learn more! [Timestamps] [00:00] - Introduction [02:15] - The Journey of Healing and Transformation [06:45] - Exploring "Damage But Not Destroyed" [12:30] - Overcoming Past Trauma [15:55] - Embracing Vulnerability [18:35] - The Challenges on the Healing Journey [21:41] - Forgiveness, Especially of Oneself [24:49] - The Role of Accountability Partners [27:15] - Including Your Spouse in the Healing Journey [31:23] - Progression Over Perfection [35:52] - Moving Forward After Setbacks [38:44] - Grab Your Copy of "Damage But Not Destroyed" [40:25] - Conclusion and Future Conversations [Conclusion] Thank you for tuning in to this episode of The His and Her Money Show. Don't forget to subscribe and leave a review if you enjoyed the episode. Connect with us on social media and visit our website for more inspiring content. Stay tuned for future episodes where we bring you valuable insights and stories of resilience. Episode Resources: The Book: Damaged but Not Destroyed The Debt Freedom Blueprint [FREE] M1 Finance

Getting up after a fall as a believer encapsulates the profound journey of resilience, faith, and personal growth that follows moments of adversity and stumbling in one's spiritual path. For believers, navigating the intricate terrain of life, rife with challenges and setbacks, is a testament to their convictions' strength and ability to harness the transformative power of setbacks into opportunities for renewal.  This journey involves confronting doubts and uncertainties, rekindling the flickering flame of hope, and re-establishing a profound connection with one's beliefs. It is a process that not only mends the fractures of faith but also molds a stronger, more profound spiritual foundation, reminding believers that true strength is often forged in the crucible of overcoming trials. In this episode of The His and Her Money Show, we are joined by Kimberly Jones, also known as Real Talk Kim, who is a pastor, entrepreneur, best-selling author, entertainer, and a worshiper after God’s own heart to talk about her new book, You Gotta Get Up. Kimberly shares the story behind writing the book, How we can evaluate our life before a fall, the dangers of getting stuck in a season, and ways to prevent yourself from getting stuck. She also talks about how we can find the courage to bounce back from a fall, the power of declarations in the life of a Christian, and why we should use them in our journey to getting up. Tune in to learn more!   What You Will Learn: The story behind the book: You Gotta Get Up Taking evaluation of your life to get to the place of inner peace The dangers of staying stuck in a season Ways to prevent yourself from getting stuck The meaning of the punchline: everyone wants to be a diamond, but no one wants to get cut. Finding the courage to bounce back from a fall The power of declarations in the life of a Christian and why we should use them in the journey to getting up Tips to break generational curses Advice to parents starting their journey of stepping up What Kim will tell her younger self What you will find in the book: You Gotta Get Up   Resources Mentioned: The book: You Gotta Get Up M1 Finance Debt Freedom Blueprint   Connect with Real Talk Kim: Website: https://realtalkkim.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/realtalkkim/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/realtalkkim

In today's fast-paced and technology-driven world, our children face a multitude of challenges that can contribute to a cluttered mental landscape. As parents and caregivers, we must understand the significance of helping our kids clean up their mental mess. By acknowledging and addressing their emotional and psychological well-being, we can equip them with the tools they need to navigate life's complexities more effectively.  In this episode of The His and Her Money Show, we will explore practical strategies and insights on fostering a healthy mental environment for our children, empowering them to thrive academically, socially, and emotionally. From nurturing open communication to promoting self-awareness and resilience, let's discover how we can be instrumental in guiding our kids toward a brighter and more balanced future. Joining us today is Dr. Caroline Leaf, a communication pathologist, audiologist, and clinical and cognitive neuroscientist, to talk about her new book: How to Help Your Child Clean Up Their Mental Mess. She shares the importance of paying attention to our mental health, how we can manage our minds, and the mental mess that can occur to our 3 to 10-year-old kids. She also explains the signs that show our kids are dealing with a mental mess and ways parents can help clean that mess. Tune in to learn more!     What You Will Learn: Why should everyone pay attention to their mental health? How we can manage our minds Ways to understand your mental mess The mental mess that can occur to our 3 to 10-year-old kids The signs that show our kids are dealing with a mental mess Tips for parents to help their kids clean up their mental mess How to normalize our mental health, both for us and our kids What you will find in the book: How to Help Your Child Clean Up Their Mental Mess   Resources Mentioned: The book: How to Help Your Child Clean Up Their Mental Mess Debt Freedom Blueprint Audible   Connect with Dr. Caroline Leaf: Website: https://drleaf.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/drleaf Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drcarolineleaf/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/DrCarolineLeaf

In today's fast-paced world, where unhealthy food options and sedentary lifestyles have become the norm, the pursuit of a healthier life has become increasingly important. One emerging concept that holds great promise in this quest is metabolic flexibility. Metabolic flexibility refers to the body's ability to efficiently switch between different energy sources and adapt to changing nutritional conditions. By cultivating metabolic flexibility, individuals can not only improve their overall health but also enhance their physical performance and potentially reduce the risk of chronic diseases. Metabolic flexibility is closely linked to the body's ability to use both carbohydrates and fats as sources of energy. In a metabolically flexible state, the body can effortlessly shift between burning carbohydrates during periods of high-intensity exercise or increased energy demand and utilizing stored fats during periods of fasting or low-intensity activities. This adaptability provides numerous benefits, including improved insulin sensitivity, enhanced fat oxidation, and better control over appetite and food cravings. By adopting lifestyle strategies such as regular physical activity, balanced nutrition, and intermittent fasting, individuals can promote metabolic flexibility and pave the way for a healthier, more vibrant life. In this episode of The His and Her Money Show, we are joined by Dr. Ian Smith, The author of the book: The Met Flex Diet, to talk about the importance of metabolic flexibility in the journey to living a healthier life. Dr. Ian shares the meaning of the term metabolic flexibility, why we should strive to attain metabolic flexibility, and what people working from home should do to attain metabolic flexibility. He also talks about how intermittent fasting plays a part in the journey to metabolic flexibility. Tune in to learn more!   What You Will Learn: The origin of Dr. Ian’s deep passion for writing books Dr. Ian’s reaction to the statement, ‘Your health is your wealth’ The similarities between the people who hold Dr. Ian’s teachings and those who don’t The meaning of the term metabolic flexibility Why we should strive to attain metabolic flexibility What people working from home should do to attain metabolic flexibility HIIT, the most optimal way to exercise  Matching your eating and exercise to get to a better health position Getting your mind right for a better lifestyle and a better life How intermittent fasting plays a part in the journey to metabolic flexibility The three different types of intermittent fasting The ability of the Met Flex Diet Advice for people starting their journey to metabolic flexibility   Resources Mentioned: The book: The Met Flex Diet The book: The Take-Control Diet (FREE) Debt Freedom Blueprint   Connect with Dr. Ian Smith: Website: https://doctoriansmith.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/DrIanSmith Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/doctoriansmith/

In the journey of faith, there are moments when we may find ourselves grappling with the disconcerting feeling that God is not being obedient to our wishes or desires, seemingly unresponsive to our earnest prayers. In these challenging moments, doubt and uncertainty can cast shadows upon our faith, leaving us questioning our beliefs and relationship with the Divine. However, during these moments of spiritual disquiet, we are invited to embark on a profound exploration of our faith, seeking deeper insights and understanding of God's mysterious ways.  It is through navigating these difficult passages that we may ultimately discover the profound lessons of patience, trust, and humility, unraveling the true essence of our relationship with the Divine and finding solace in the wisdom of surrendering to a greater plan beyond our comprehension. In this episode of The His and Her Money Show, we are joined by Albert Tate, the founding and lead pastor of Fellowship Church in Los Angeles County, California, to talk about his latest book: Disobedient God. Pastor Albert shares his motivation behind writing the book: Disobedient God, how he bounced back from the disappointment of what God chose to do, ways to assess our relationship with god, and learning to be patient with God during the hard times. He also talks about the importance of acknowledging our pain and disappointments when Disobedient God shows up and how we can build a strong relationship with God during tough times. Tune in to learn more!   What You Will Learn: The motivation behind writing the book: Disobedient God How Pastor Albert bounced back from the disappointment of what God chose to do Ways to assess our relationship with God Learning to be patient with God during the rough times The importance of acknowledging our pain and disappointments when Disobedient God shows up Building a strong relationship with God after a big disappointment from Him Understanding disobedient God and how we can use it in our decision making What people will find in the book: Disobedient God   Resources Mentioned: The book: Disobedient God Debt Freedom Blueprint Crush My Mortgage Course   Connect with Albert Tate: Website: https://alberttate.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alberttate/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/albert.tate.5 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@therealalberttate

In the sacred tapestry of Christian marriages, where love is consecrated by faith and commitment, real romance flourishes as an exquisite reflection of God's divine plan for union and intimacy. Beyond mere sentimentality, it emerges as a profound and vibrant force that breathes life into the covenant between two souls. Rooted in the principles of selflessness and sacrificial love exemplified by Christ's devotion to the Church, real romance in Christian marriages transcends the fleeting allure of superficial infatuation, beckoning couples to traverse the rich terrain of emotional, spiritual, and physical connection.  It is a journey illuminated by the flicker of candlelight prayers shared in the quietude of evenings, a journey that emboldens spouses to uplift one another in times of trial, and to celebrate together in moments of triumph, recognizing that their union is not solely their own, but a testament to the boundless grace that orchestrates their love story. In this episode of The His and Her Money Show, we are joined by Mark and Grace Driscoll, a married couple, to talk about their new book: Real Romance. Mark and Grace share their story behind writing the book: Real Romance, the real problems with Christian marriages, the things they learned from the Song of Songs that have helped strengthen their marriage, and the different forms of sex in marriages. They also talk about getting out of an unhealthy romance and tapping into a healthy marriage with great romance. The meaning of the statement, how we act outside of the bedroom is what leads to the feeling inside the bedroom. Tune in to learn more!   What You Will Learn: The story behind the book: Real Romance The real problems with Christian marriages The new things that Mark and Grace learned from Song of Songs that has helped strengthen their marriage The different forms of sex in marriages The meaning of the statement: How we act outside of the bedroom is what leads to the feeling inside the bedroom Figuring out the category of your marriage Getting out of unhealthy romance and tapping into a healthy marriage with a great romance What Mark did to fix his marriage Advice to marriages that have broken trust What you will find in the book: Real Romance   Resources Mentioned: The book: Real Romance M1 Finance Debt Freedom Blueprint   Connect with Mark and Grace Driscoll: Website: https://realfaith.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/markdriscoll/ Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/pastormark?_rdc=1&_rdr Twitter: https://twitter.com/PastorMark/

Building a great business from scratch is an entrepreneurial journey that demands creativity, resilience, and strategic vision. From ideation to execution, it encompasses transforming innovative concepts into thriving enterprises while overcoming challenges and leveraging opportunities along the way. This comprehensive pursuit involves careful market analysis, meticulous planning, resourceful networking, and adaptable problem-solving, all guided by a steadfast commitment to delivering value to customers.  Successful entrepreneurs must navigate the intricacies of funding, marketing, team-building, and scaling while remaining open to iterative improvements and embracing calculated risks. In this dynamic and competitive landscape, the key to sustainable growth lies in fostering a customer-centric approach, nurturing a culture of innovation, and maintaining ethical practices.  In this episode of The His and Her Money Show, we are joined by Mignon Francois, a remarkable entrepreneur and author who defied financial hardships to establish The Cupcake Collection in 2008. With just $5 to her name, she transformed her passion for baking into a thriving business, ultimately selling over 5 million cupcakes. Mignon shares the entrepreneurial journey that she shared in her book: Made from Scratch. She talks about getting into a business that you know nothing about and the highs and lows of growing a successful business. Tune in to learn more! What You Will Learn: The guts of stopping to think and dreaming and start working towards becoming an entrepreneur Is following the Holy Spirit and starting a business a smooth journey? Mignon’s process of getting into a business she knew nothing about The things that need to change within us so that we don’t get stuck in the land of side hustle if our goal is to make it an actual business The concept of spreading joy within your business and how it helps grow your business The highs and lows of Mignon’s journey to establishing The Cupcake Collection How Mignon made the Cupcake Collection a family business Advice to people who are hesitant to start their own entrepreneurial journey What you will find in the book: Made from Scratch Resources Mentioned: The book: Made from Scratch M1 Finance Debt Freedom Blueprint Connect with Mignon Francois: Website: https://www.thecupcakecollection.com/ Instagram: https://www.thecupcakecollection.com/

Life is an intricate tapestry of experiences, encompassing both triumphs and trials. In the face of adversity, humans possess a remarkable ability to rise above challenges and create inspiring narratives of resilience and growth. The art of overcoming life challenges is a testament to the indomitable spirit of individuals who refuse to succumb to the weight of their circumstances. It is a multifaceted journey that demands courage, perseverance, and a steadfast belief in one's capacity to adapt and thrive.  Whether navigating personal setbacks, professional obstacles, or societal barriers, this art form empowers individuals to harness their inner strength, transform setbacks into opportunities, and emerge stronger than ever before. In this episode of The His and Her Money Show, we are joined by Tim Timberlake, the Senior Pastor of Celebration Church, who has a heart for equipping others to chase after God and His will for their life through his inspiring messages each week, to talk about the art of overcoming. Pastor Tim shares the hurdles that he had to overcome in his 19-year journey to being a pastor, what inspired him to write his new book: The Art of Overcoming, and the importance of letting go of our challenges and turning them over to God. He also talks about ways to identify that there are some things that you need to overcome, the importance of taking the time and being intentional with grieving, and the mistakes that people tend to make in their journey to overcome. Tune in to learn more! What You Will Learn: The hurdles that Pastor Tim had to overcome in the 19-year journey of being a pastor What inspired Pastor Tim to write his new book: The Art of Overcoming Why Tim used the word ‘overcoming’ in his new book The importance of letting go of your challenges and turning them over to God Why Tim used funeral as the framework of the content that he is conveying How Tim Creates time to overcome his struggles in his busy schedule as a pastor Ways to identify that there are things that you need to overcome The consequences of not overcoming The importance of taking the time and being intentional with grieving The mistakes that people tend to make in their journey to overcome Advice to people experiencing pain Resources Mentioned: The book: The Art of Overcoming The book: The Power of 1440 M1 Finance (FREE) Debt Freedom Blueprint Connect with Pastor Tim Timberlake: Website: https://timtimberlake.tv/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ttimberlake/?hl=en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TimTimberlakePage Twitter: https://twitter.com/timtimberlake TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@timtimberlake

In the world of personal finance, escaping a half-a-million-dollar debt is a daunting challenge. Dealing with loans, mortgages, and liabilities can feel overwhelming, making the burden seem insurmountable. Financial freedom requires determination, planning, and discipline to untangle the debt and create a brighter, debt-free future. This journey involves budgeting, debt consolidation, and adjusting one's lifestyle while improving financial knowledge and resilience.  Remember, every big journey starts with a single step, and with courage, you can move towards liberation from this debt, one stride at a time. In this episode of The His and Her Money Show, we are joined by Jade Warshaw, a Money Coach at Ramsey Collection and the Host of The Ramsey Show, to share her journey to debt freedom from having a half a million dollar debt. Jade talks bout her initial mentality around money that led her into debt, how she handled her first debt number when she sat down for the first time, and how she communicated with her spouse about the lifestyle shift that will help reduce expenditure and increase savings. She also explained what they did to get out of debt and how they managed to start a business in debt. Tune in to learn more! What You Will Learn: The amount of debt Jade was facing and the time it took to get that out of her life Jade’s initial mentality around money that led her into debt How to handle the initial debt number when you sit down for the first time How to talk to your spouse about debt and make a plan to move forward together Changing your mindset around money and starting your journey to debt freedom What Jade and her husband did to get out of debt Talking to your spouse about the lifestyle shift that will reduce expenditure and increase savings How Jade and her husband got into entrepreneurship in debt How it feels to be debt free Advice to people starting their journey to debt freedom Resources Mentioned: The Total Money Makeover by Dave Ramsey M1 Finance (FREE) Debt Freedom Blueprint Connect with Jade Warshaw: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jadewarshaw/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jadewarshawpersonality

In this transformative episode, we delve into the powerful message of "Permission to Live Free" with the inspiring Dr. Jackie Greene. Join us as we explore the journey of embracing our true identity and living authentically in the freedom that God has designed for us. Key Points Covered: Dr. Jackie's personal journey of breaking free from people-pleasing, daddy issues, and living unauthentically. The revelation that transformed Dr. Jackie's life and her mission to empower others to live authentically. Exploring the seven signs of a woman not living with permission, including lack of vibrant personal relationship with God, clinging to worldly things, and failure to allow God to transform the mind. The importance of fellowship with those who affirm our true identity and the significance of prioritizing a relationship with God. Overcoming past hurts and embracing the freedom to let go of behaviors that hinder personal growth. Understanding that we are God's precious daughters, designed uniquely by His hand. Practical tips and advice from Dr. Jackie on living authentically and stepping into the fullness of God's purpose. Highlights of Dr. Jackie's Permission Conferences, Permission World Facebook group, and "Permission Talk" podcast. How to access Dr. Jackie Greene's resources to continue the journey towards embracing an authentic life. Resources Mentioned: Book: "Permission to Live Free" by Dr. Jackie Greene Permission World Facebook Group: Join the online community for support and encouragement on the journey of embracing your true identity. "Permission Talk" Podcast: Tune in to Dr. Jackie's podcast for insightful conversations and teachings on living a life of freedom and purpose. Join us on this empowering episode as we uncover the transformative message of "Permission to Live Free" with Dr. Jackie Greene. Discover the keys to unlocking your true identity and living a life of purpose, authenticity, and freedom in God. Subscribe to our podcast for more inspiring conversations and make sure to grab a copy of Dr. Jackie Greene's book to continue your transformational journey. It's time to give yourself permission to live the life you were created for!

In this episode of "The His and Her Money Show," host Talaat McNeely invites trauma therapist and author Kobe Campbell to explore the powerful combination of Jesus and therapy. Join the conversation as they discuss the importance of seeking therapy, finding the right therapist, and integrating faith and professional support for personal growth and healing. Throughout the interview, Kobe Campbell shares profound insights and actionable advice for those seeking healing, restoration, and a deeper connection with God. Join us as we uncover the transformative potential of integrating Jesus and therapy in your personal journey toward wholeness. Episode Summary: Talaat McNeely introduces Kobe Campbell, an award-winning licensed trauma therapist and author of the book "Why Am I Like This?: How to Break Cycles, Heal From Trauma, and Restore Your Faith." Kobe shares valuable insights and advice on finding a therapist, emphasizing the importance of Psychology Today's directory and specialized networks like Therapy for Black Girls. The conversation delves into the significance of initial trust and comfort when selecting a therapist, suggesting a free consultation as a means of gauging compatibility. Kobe emphasizes the need to find a therapist who makes you feel safe and respected, creating a space for deep work and healing. They discuss the common challenges men face in seeking therapy, encouraging them to overcome societal expectations and embrace vulnerability. Kobe shares her husband's transformative journey, highlighting the importance of finding a therapist who shares similar experiences and backgrounds. The conversation emphasizes the power of trust in therapy and the role it plays in the healing process. They discuss the role of Jesus in therapy, emphasizing the value of a silent place where individuals can listen and discover what God is saying about themselves. Kobe shares her contact information and invites listeners to connect with her through her website and social media platforms. Key Takeaways: Seeking therapy is vital for personal growth, healing, and self-care, regardless of background or beliefs. Utilize resources like Psychology Today and specialized networks to find a suitable therapist based on location, specific needs, and preferences. Trust and comfort are essential when selecting a therapist; consider a free consultation to assess compatibility. Find a therapist who creates a safe and respectful environment, making you feel valued and understood. Men should overcome societal expectations and embrace vulnerability, seeking support from therapists who understand their experiences. Integration of faith and therapy allows for a transformative space where Jesus can work through the healing process. Connect with Kobe Campbell through her website and social media platforms. Resources Mentioned: Why Am I Like This? How to Break Cycles, Heal From Trauma, Restore Your Faith by Kobe Campbell Psychology Today: psychologytoday.com Therapy for Black Girls: therapyforblackgirls.com Guest Social Media and Website: Follow Kobe Campbell on Instagram: @KobeCampbell Connect with Kobe Campbell on TikTok: @KobeCampbell Visit Kobe Campbell's website: www.kobecampbell.com Episode Breakdown: Introduction of Kobe Campbell and her background as a trauma therapist and author. [00:00] Importance of seeking therapy and finding the right therapist. [04:12] Utilizing resources like Psychology Today and Therapy for Black Girls. [05:25] Emphasizing the significance of initial trust and comfort with a therapist. [07:35] The role of trust in therapy and creating a safe environment for healing. [10:03] Challenges men face in seeking therapy and the importance of vulnerability. [13:55] The transformative journey of Kobe's husband and the value of shared experiences with a therapist. [16:37] Integrating faith and therapy, allowing Jesus to work through the healing

In this episode, we feature an interview with Steve Chou, the founder of MyWifeQuitHerJob.com, as he shares valuable insights on family-first entrepreneurship and effective work-life integration. Steve discusses his personal journey and offers strategies for achieving success while prioritizing family. From understanding long-term strategies to focusing on profit over revenue, he provides actionable tips for entrepreneurs to navigate the challenges and opportunities that arise during business growth. The interview also delves into the importance of knowing your numbers, automating processes, and making informed decisions when hiring. This episode offers a compelling perspective on building a thriving business without compromising family priorities. Key Discussion Points: Introduction to Steve Chou and his entrepreneurial journey The significance of prioritizing family in entrepreneurship Balancing long-term strategies with short-term goals Shifting focus from revenue to profit for sustainable growth Analyzing the impact of discounts and pricing strategies on profit Understanding the value of automation and leveraging tools like ChatGPT Steve's controversial stance on team size and the role of robots in business The importance of having high-level knowledge before outsourcing tasks Strategies for time management and effective hiring in family-based entrepreneurship Links and Resources: Steve Chou's Book: The Family First Entrepreneur Online Job Platform: Onlinejobs.ph Steve Chou's Website: MyWifeQuitHerJob.com Free Mini-Course on E-commerce: MyWifeQuitHerJob.com/minicourse Steve Chou's Podcast: My Wife Quit Her Job Podcast The Seller Summit: SellerSummit.com Conclusion: In this insightful episode of The His and Her Money Show, Steve Chou, author of 'Family First Entrepreneur,' shares his knowledge on building a successful business while prioritizing family and personal life. Furthermore, the discussion covers finding qualified help, the accessibility of e-commerce, embracing the learning curve, committing long-term, balancing business with family, and encouragement for aspiring entrepreneurs. Don't miss out on the valuable resources and bonuses Steve provides, including his book, workshops, mini-course, podcast, YouTube channel, and the annual e-commerce conference, The Seller Summit.

In this episode of The His and Her Money Show, we have a special guest, New York Times bestselling author and Pastor T.D. Jakes. Join us as Pastor Jakes shares his insights on disruptive thinking, emotional intelligence, and building a strong marriage.   Key Takeaways: The importance of planning and budgeting to handle resources effectively Overcoming emotional challenges through emotional intelligence and self-awareness The significance of making progress rather than seeking popularity Embracing the difficulty of big ventures and the value of doing things yourself Navigating conversations with your spouse when pursuing disruptive ideas   Episode Summary:  The conversation begins with Pastor Jakes emphasizing the significance of planning and structuring one's resources. He encourages listeners to bring money to mind rather than letting emotions dictate their financial decisions. He emphasizes the importance of being productive and intentional with time and resources. The discussion then moves to the topic of emotional intelligence and self-awareness. Pastor Jakes defines emotional intelligence as the ability to manage emotions and make sound decisions, highlighting the importance of expressing emotions constructively. He emphasizes the power of apology and the need to break negative learned behaviors. Next, Pastor Jakes reflects on the state of the world and the responsibility to leave a better future for our children. He shares his experience of negotiating a billion-dollar deal with a major bank to benefit the community, highlighting the importance of integrity and keeping one's word. The conversation shifts to the challenges of venturing into new territories and thinking disruptively. Pastor Jakes advises listeners to do thorough research, seek advice from experienced individuals, and weigh opinions against their own knowledge. He encourages embracing the difficulty and acknowledging that progress often comes through hard work and perseverance. In the later part of the episode, Pastor Jakes discusses the importance of taking ownership and being involved in every aspect of your endeavors. He shares personal experiences of stepping into uncharted territory and the support he received from his wife. He emphasizes the need for agreement within a household to navigate the challenges of pursuing disruptive ideas. The episode concludes with Pastor Jakes inviting listeners to explore his book, "Disruptive Thinking," available wherever books are sold. He also introduces the Good Soil app, designed to support and connect entrepreneurs seeking to rethink and grow their businesses.   Resources Mentioned: "Disruptive Thinking" by T.D. Jakes   Conclusion:  Join us in this enlightening episode as Pastor T.D. Jakes shares invaluable insights on disruptive thinking, emotional intelligence, and building a strong marriage. Don't miss out on the wisdom shared by this renowned author and pastor.

Prayer is a fundamental aspect of the Christian faith, and cultivating a healthy prayer culture within a community is crucial for spiritual growth and development. A healthy prayer culture fosters an environment of intimacy, communication, and connection with God, enabling believers to deepen their relationship with Him and experience His transformative power in their lives. Building a healthy prayer culture requires intentional effort, commitment, and a willingness to prioritize prayer in all aspects of life. From personal devotions to corporate gatherings, prayer should be at the forefront of every believer's mind and heart. Whether you're a seasoned Christian or a new believer, embarking on the journey of cultivating a healthy prayer culture leads to a more profound understanding of God's love, grace, and mercy, and a deeper connection with Him. In this episode of The His and Her Money Show, we have the privilege of hosting Chris Hodges, the founding and senior pastor of Church of the Highlands. Known for his relevant teaching style and passion for raising global leaders to fulfill the Great Commission, Pastor Chris has led Church of the Highlands to offer more than 70 worship services each weekend at 23 campuses, with over 60,000 people attending weekly. During our conversation, Pastor Chris shares his personal insights and tips for creating and maintaining a healthy prayer habits. He delves into the benefits of maintaining a vibrant prayer life, explores how the Apostle Paul describes prayer in the Book of Ephesians and provides guidance on incorporating prayer discipline into marriage. Pastor Chris also discusses how prayers frame our lives and introduces the concept of the five Ps for making prayers work effectively. Key Takeaways: Pastor Chris Hodges's background information and journey How Pastor Chris's personal prayer journey began Using biblical prayer models as a framework for spending time with God The numerous benefits of maintaining a healthy prayer life Paul's description of prayer in the Book of Ephesians Encouragement for individuals who feel unworthy of praying due to past mistakes Insights on incorporating prayer discipline within marriage Understanding how prayers shape and influence our lives Practical tips for maintaining a healthy prayer habit Exploring the Five Ps of making prayer effective The transformative power of intercessory prayer for others Be sure to tune in and join us for this enlightening conversation with Pastor Chris Hodges on his latest book, 'Pray First,' as we explore the transformative power of prayer." I hope these revisions capture the essence of your podcast episode and provide a clear overview of the topics discussed. Let me know if there's anything else I can assist you with!

Are you tired of living paycheck to paycheck, drowning in debt, and feeling like you're never going to get ahead financially? It's time to take control of your money and start building a brighter financial future. By mastering the art of budgeting, paying off debt, and saving money, you can create a powerful blueprint that will help you achieve your financial goals and live the life you've always wanted.  In this episode of The His and Her Money Show, we are joined by Allison Baggerly, the Founder of Inspired Budget, the best online resource to help women confidently manage their money, pay off debt, save, and build wealth. She is also the author of the book: Money Made Easy which will provide you with practical and actionable strategies that you can use to get out of debt, create a budget that works for you, and save money for the things that matter most.  Allison talks about her book: Money Made Easy. She shares her experience of hitting a financial rock bottom, what motivated her to take a lifestyle change and start her journey to financial freedom, and tips to maintain the motivation of attaining financial freedom. She also talks about the importance of learning how to make money easily, how to begin the process of understanding money, and how we can prioritize our budgeting so that we can save more and invest. Tune in to learn more!   What You Will Learn Allison Baggerly’s background information How Allison felt when she hit a financial rock bottom after realizing they couldn’t pay for daycare What motivated Allison to take a lifestyle change and start her journey to financial freedom Tips for maintaining the motivation to attain financial freedom The importance of going through the process of learning how to make money easily How to begin the process of understanding money How to prioritize your budgeting so that you can save more and invest Allison’s secret weapon in budgeting Key tools in the journey to making money easily  Tips to have financial conversations with your spouse to keep each other in check Advice to people starting their financial conversations with their spouse How it feels to reach the Money Made Easy state after putting in the work About the book: Money Made Easy   Resources Mentioned The book: Money Made Easy FREE Debt Freedom Blueprint Crush My Mortgage Course   Connect with Allison Baggerly Website: https://inspiredbudget.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/inspiredbudget/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/inspiredbudget Twitter: https://twitter.com/inspired_budget YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/AllisonBaggerly

Building enough passive income to attain financial freedom is a goal many strive for. But it takes work. When you're just getting started, it can take time to get your mind around the concept of passive income and how it relates to the bigger picture of achieving financial freedom. Passive income is money you regularly earn from sources other than your primary job. It's often referred to as "unearned" income because it can be generated without any effort on your part after initial setup. Passive income is not limited to just one source or type of income; there are several different types of passive income. In this episode of The His and Her Money Show, we are joined by Henry Washington, a real estate investor and advisor who has been in the industry for more than five years. He got into real estate to provide for his family since he was in a bad place, and everything worked out. Henry Washington explains how we can generate passive income from real estate to attain financial freedom. He talks about how you can make your thought a reality, the importance of writing your thought down, and taking the first step in real estate investing. He also shares insights on evaluating good real estate deals and what new investors should focus on. Tune in to learn more!   What You Will Learn How Henry got into real estate investing Advice to people dreaming of attaining financial freedom Making your thought a reality Tips to make the first step in real estate investing Tips for evaluating good deals in real estate Figuring out the fair market rent for your clients Pressing the accelerator in real estate investing The things that new investors should focus on The greenlight in real estate deals How real estate investing has changed Henry’s life Advice to those starting the real estate investing journey Resources Mentioned How To Finance Deals With Little To No Money Utilizing Small Banks by Henry Washington Legal & General America Connect with Henry Washington Instagram: Real Estate Investor | Henry Washington (@thehenrywashington)

There are a lot of reasons that debt can be a problem for couples. One person may have racked up a lot of debt on their own, while the other person is trying to pay off their partner's debt. Or, one person might not understand why they should pay off another person's debt. No matter what situation you're in, there are ways to manage your debt together and ensure it doesn't affect your relationship. In this episode of His and Her Money Show, we are joined by Marcus and Daneen Weeks, a couple working on paying a debt of around $740000. Marcus and Daneen Weeks share some tips on tackling debt as a couple. They talk about the different types of debts they are attacking, how they started the conversations on financial freedom, where they are in paying the debt, and the mental toughness needed in the journey to financial independence. Tune in to learn more on this and other exciting topics!   What You Will Learn The different types of debts that Marcus and Daneen are tackling How they started the conversations on financial freedom The total amount of Debt that they have and where they are on the payment Advice to people who are starting their journey on financial freedom The mental toughness needed in the journey to financial independence How to stay focused on your goal Tips for tackling debt as a couple Involving your kids in the financial conversations Words of encouragement to those who are starting their journey to financial freedom Resources Mentioned Crush My Mortgage Course Debt Freedom Blueprint  

In this episode of His and Her Money Show, we are joined by Chad Willardson, the President of Pacific Capital, a fiduciary wealth advisory firm he founded in 2011 that serves entrepreneurs and families. He is the Author of the book: Smart, Not Spoiled. His bestselling first book, Stress-Free Money, has been featured in Forbes's “21 Books To Read In 2021" and on NBC News and Yahoo! Chad explains how parents and families can pass good financial wisdom to kids and teenagers. He talks about the story behind the book: Smart, Not Spoiled, what made him get into helping kids learn about money, the right time to have financial conversations with your kids, the benefits of teaching your kids to earn their own money, and the power of compound interest. He also shares some tips for hiring your kids the right way. Tune in to learn more! What You Will Learn What made Chad get into helping kids learn about money The right time to have financial conversations with your kids The benefits of teaching your kids to earn their own money Helping kids cultivate their own entrepreneurial journey Equipping your kids to bring their entrepreneurial ideas to life The benefits of investing at a young age Tips for hiring your kids the right way Chad’s approach to helping his kids become investors The story behind the book: Smart, Not Spoiled Resources Mentioned: The Book: Smart, Not Spiled GravyStack - Gravy Stack Connect with Chad Willardson: Website: PACIFIC CAPITAL Instagram: PACIFIC CAPITAL (@pacificcapital) LinkedIn: Chad Willardson, CFF®, CRPC® | LinkedIn Facebook: PACIFIC CAPITAL | Facebook  

If you have ever been married, you know that marriage is beautiful, but it is also one of the most challenging things you will ever do. It takes work and effort from both parties to make a marriage work. Marriage can be an adventure, but it can also be a hard road. You have to be willing to put in the time and effort if you want it to work out. Levi and Jennie explain how we can make our marriages better. They share the story behind the book: The Marriage Devotional, the importance of unity and humility in our marriages, and the tips to close the gap you have with your spouse. They also talk about the benefits of having Jesus at the center of your marriage and the power of surrounding yourself with other solid couples. Tune in to learn more!   What You Will Learn The story behind the book: The Marriage Devotional The importance of unity and humility in your marriage Tips to close the gap that you have with your spouse Ways to find quality time in your marriage despite the busy schedule Tackling tough and critical conversions in your marriage Improving communication in your marriage Having Jesus at the center of your marriage The power of surrounding yourself with other solid couples Daily routines you should infuse into your marriage   Episode Resources: Crush My Mortgage Debt Freedom Blueprint The Book: The Marriage Devotional Connect with Levi and Jennie Lusko: YouTube: Levi and Jennie Lusko - YouTube Fresh Life Church: Fresh Life Church - YouTube  

The Airbnb investment market is one of the fastest-growing industries in the world. This is because more and more people are realizing that Airbnb investing can be a great source of income. If you are thinking about getting into this business, then there are some things that you should know first. You will need to find a good place for your property and find tenants who want to rent your property on short-term leases. In this episode of The His and Her Money Show, we are joined by Kemoy Martin, a Real Estate Investor and Short Term rental Coach who helps people build successful Airbnb businesses.  Kemoy explains how you can succeed in Airbnb investing. He shares the best ways to get into Airbnb investing, discover your potential, and locate a great Airbnb spot. He also talks about the difference between successful Airbnb investors and failures and how Airbnb can change your life forever. Tune in to learn more!   What You Will Learn Seeing more, doing more, and becoming more Growing a business and building a brand Getting into the Airbnb space The different types of rental properties Marketing your Airbnb property  The best way to approach landlords for their properties Tips to Locate a great Airbnb spot The difference between Successful Airbnb investors and failures Tips for traveling to different countries How Airbnb can change your life for the better Resources Mentioned M1 Finance The Success Principles Rich Dad, Poor Dad Think and Grow Rich Connect with Kemoy Instagram: Kemoy Martin (@kemoy_martin) TikTok: Kemoy Martin (@thekemoymartin) TikTok   

You’re starting a business. That’s great! You’re probably excited, maybe even nervous. And you should be. Starting a company is an exciting and scary thing. But it can also be overwhelming. There are many things to do when you start a business, from building your website to writing your marketing plan, so where do you start? The good news is that you don’t need to know everything before you start. Please don’t try to learn everything alone because it will only complicate things. Instead, focus on one area at a time and learn as much as possible about it until you feel comfortable moving on to something else. In this episode of The His and Her Money Show, we are joined by Damien Watts, the Founder, and CEO of Infused Traffic Media, which helps eCommerce brands, coaches, consultants, and service providers scale their brands to multiple eight-figures a year! Damien explains the 8-figure plays a framework for growing your business. He shares the first step to growing your business, building consistency in content creation, and doing Ads to collect data and not sell products. He also talks about the difference between successful entrepreneurs and those stuck as solopreneurs. Tune in to learn more!   What You Will Learn How Damien got into entrepreneurship Building, growing, and scaling your business The 8-figure plays framework for growing your business Building consistency in content creation Getting out of your comfort zone and chasing your dreams Helping people know what to use to scale their businesses Doing Ads to collect data and not sell products The difference between successful entrepreneurs and those stuck as solopreneurs Using your skillset to help grow your community and make massive profits Overcoming the imposter syndrome Resources Mentioned FREE Debt Freedom Blueprint Facebook Side Hustle Connect with Damien Watts Website: Damien Watts (theomnichannelguy.com) Instagram: @damienwatts9 • Instagram photos and videos  

In this episode of His and Her Money Show, we are joined by Jennifer Trinidad, a financial freedom seeker who managed to pay $90000 of debt in four years using the earnings from Mystery shopping. Jennifer explains how she got into the mystery shopping space and used it to support her journey to debt freedom. She talks about the individual internal changes that change the mindset on financial independence, how to get started and thrive in mystery shopping, how it feels to be debt free and the impacts of accomplishing your debt-free goal. Tune in to learn more! What You Will Learn What made Jennifer and her husband get out of debt The internal individual changes that help in the journey to financial freedom Step 1 of pursuing debt freedom Persevering and continuing to move forward toward debt freedom How Jennifer started in the mystery shopping space and used it to support her financial freedom journey What happens in a mystery shop Staying organized while doing shops Incorporating the shops into your lifestyle Getting out of debt without sacrificing your social life Tips on selecting the suitable shops How it feels to be debt free Resources Mentioned MSPA Debt Freedom Blueprint Connect with Jennifer Trinidad Website: https://www.budgetdivas.com/ Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/budgetdivasbyjenn?_rdc=1&_rdr LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennifer-trinidad-99323b25/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/budget.divas/

We live in a time when it's hard to feel good about the future. Our personal lives are messy, our relationships are complicated, and economic and environmental challenges have rocked our world. Even if we're not struggling with any of these challenges, we may live in a culture that makes it hard to feel good about ourselves or our own lives. It's easy to slide into feelings of "not enough" or "not good enough." But here's the thing: It's not just about how quickly you bounce back from adversity; it's about how resilient you are when life is a mess. Resilience isn't something we're born with; it's something we develop over time through practice. And that means anyone can learn to be more resilient no matter what life throws. In this episode of The His and Her Money Show, we are joined by Daniel Fusco, a pastor, and author of the best-selling book: You’re Gonna Make It. His passion is to help people understand God in this messy world. Daniel explains how people can find resilience during hard times. He talks about the story behind the book: You’re Gonna Make It, walking with God through adversity, and the character that goes with putting our hope in Jesus to thrive in hardships. He also shares insights on the resilience equation( hope+great=unstoppable resilience) and the pre-work to develop an exemplary character for the hard times. Tune in to learn more!   What You Will Learn The story behind the book: You’re Gonna Make It Walking with God through adversity Finding resilience in the messy world The character that goes with putting our hope in Jesus to thrive in hardships The resilience equation (hope+great=unstoppable resilience) The pre-work to develop your character for the hard times How routine plays a part in building resilience Helping your family build unstoppable resilience Resources Mentioned FREE Debt Freedom Blueprint You're Gonna Make It by Daniel Fusco Atomic Habits by James Clear Connect with Daniel Fusco: Website: Home | Daniel Fusco Twitter: Daniel Fusco (@danielfusco) / Twitter Instagram: Daniel Fusco (@thefusco) • Instagram Facebook: Daniel Fusco | Facebook

One key to investing the right way is to have a long-term perspective. It's important to avoid trying to time the market or making impulsive decisions based on short-term market movements. Instead, consider your investment goals and risk tolerance, and develop a plan that aligns with your financial plan. In this episode of The His and Her Money Show, we are joined by Marc Russell, The Founder, and Owner of Better Wallet, which focuses on helping people effectively manage their finances, the right way. He also teaches people how to invest. Marc shares the importance of understanding money, tips for investing the right way, the best time to start investing, and fighting through the booming market and putting your energy into index funds and EFTs. He also talks about evaluating the amount of money you should invest in the stock market and how he is helping people financially get on top of their game. Tune in to learn more!   What You Will Learn The importance of understanding money Marc’s story from being adopted to working for Vanguard How to invest the right way Fighting through the booming market and putting your energy into index funds and EFTs The best time to start investing The difference between index funds, EFTs and individual stocks The rules of thumbs to start your investment in times like these Tips to evaluate the amount of money you should invest in the stock market How Marc is helping people get on top of their game financially   Resources Mentioned Crush My Mortgage Course Debt Freedom Blueprint Vanguard   Connect with Marc Russell Website: https://www.thebetterwallet.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mmarcrussell/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/betterwallet/

To be successful in real estate investing, it is important to do thorough research and due diligence on potential properties. This includes analyzing market conditions, evaluating the property's condition, and assessing the potential for rental income and appreciation. In this episode of The His and Her Money Show, we are joined by Jullien Gordon, a real estate investor, real estate educator, and developer who help people achieve rent freedom through multifamily real estate and financial freedom through his book Rich & Righteous. Jullien Gordon talks about overcoming the fear of real estate investing, the power of multifamily real estate, the best way to acquire multifamily real estate units in a new area, and the myths people have about real estate investing. He also shares the benefits of getting a real estate manager in real estate investing and the difference between successful real estate investors and failures. Tune in to learn more!   What You Will Learn The story behind the book: Rich and Righteous What made Jullien consider multifamily real estate investing as a means to build wealth? Overcoming the fear of real estate investing The power of multifamily real estate The best way to acquire multifamily real estate in a new area Tips to get ready for real estate investing The obstacles and challenges Jullien had to overcome for him to prosper in the business The myths that people have in real estate investing Why it is easier to acquire a multifamily home than a single-family home The benefits of getting a property manager in real estate investing Tips for getting the right real estate deals   Resources Mentioned M1 Finance Debt Freedom Blueprint Rich Dad Poor Dad   Connect with Jullien Gordon Website Instagram Twitter Facebook  

Becoming a great speaker takes work. It takes time, effort, and dedication. You must do more than just read a book or watch a video and expect to become a good speaker overnight. You have to go through the process of learning, growing, and preparing yourself for the day you speak in front of an audience. To become a great speaker, you must learn how to communicate well. You can learn how to communicate well by studying the art of public speaking and learning techniques to help you become an effective communicator. The key to becoming a great speaker is knowing your audience and having a clear message that resonates with them. In this episode of The His and Her Money Show, we are joined by Ashley Kirkwood, a lawyer and the Founder of Speak Your Way To Cash, where she helps speakers, experts, entrepreneurs, authors, and visionaries to land large corporate speaking and consulting contracts and grow their businesses utilizing their voices. Ashley Kirkwood explains how you can grow your speaking career and become a six-figure paid speaker. She talks about how she got into speaking, the strategies for determining if you can have a successful speaking career, and improving your natural abilities to become a high-level speaker. She also shares some tips for starting your speaking career from the comfort of your home and LinkedIn's role in scaling a speaking career. Tune in to learn more!   What You Will Learn How Ashley got into speaking Strategies for determining if you can have a successful speaking career Improving your natural abilities to become a high-level speaker Maintaining your voice despite learning from others The Currency of Confidence Tips to start your speaking career from the comfort of your home The role that LinkedIn plays in scaling a speaking business Pitching and why it is essential for speakers Preparing for the Nos   Resources Mentioned The Book: Speak Your Way To Cash Debt Freedom Blueprint Connect with Ashley Kirkwood: Website: Speak Your Way To Cash All-in-One Facebook:  Ashley N. Kirkwood | Facebook Instagram: Ashley Kirkwood (@theashleynicoleshow)

Being human is a complex and multifaceted concept that encompasses many different aspects of our lives. At its core, being human involves being self-aware and possessing the ability to think, feel, and communicate. It also involves having a sense of morality and forming relationships and connections. There are many different ways to strive to be more fully human and live a fulfilling and meaningful life.  Some key ways to do this include self-reflection and self-improvement, forming deep and meaningful connections with others, and working to contribute to the greater good in some way. Ultimately, being human involves striving to be our best selves and to live a life that is authentic and true to our values and beliefs. In this episode of The His and Her Money Show, we are joined by Carlos Whittaker, an author, and speaker who shares his life publicly to help people navigate difficult conversations gracefully. Carlos talks about his book: How To Human. He shares the story behind the book, the challenges he faced when writing the book, and tips to bring good humanity back. He also talks about how you can calm down the fire inside you when someone is of the opposite opinion, dealing with troubling conversations rooted in trauma and the humanity of Jesus that made Carlos better. Tune in to learn more!   What You Will Learn The story behind Carlos sharing his life publicly Preparations to overcome life struggles The story behind the book: How To Human The challenges Carlos faced when writing the book Is it worth the effort to learn how to be a good human? Tips to bring good humanity back How to calm down the fire inside us when someone is of the opposite opinion How to deal with troubling conversations rooted in trauma The humanity of Jesus that made Carlos better What you will find in the pages of How To Human Tips to teach your kids how to be humans   Resources Mentioned FREE Debt Freedom Blueprint Teach Me How To Budget Course How To Human by Carlos Whittaker   Connect with Carlos Whittaker Website: https://www.carloswhittaker.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/loswhit/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/loswhit

When we compare ourselves to others, it's easy to get caught up in their successes, good fortune, and happiness. But when we focus on how much happier they are than us, how much more successful they are, and how much more money they have than us, it can make us feel worse about ourselves and our lives. Moreover, this can lead to jealousy, bitterness, and resentment. It can also lead us to make bad decisions that could ultimately hurt us financially, physically, and mentally. But how do we stop ourselves from feeling bad about our own lives? How do we stop comparing ourselves to others and falling short? In this episode of The His and Her Money Show, we are joined by Nona Jones, an internationally renowned speaker, business executive, media personality, and ministry leader who overcame the trauma of childhood sexual abuse to achieve immense career success. Labeled a problem child at an early age, Nona has become a recognized voice of hope, healing, and inspiration, equipping women and girls worldwide to rise from their past pain into a fulfilling future through faith. Nona explains killing comparison and living an abundant life. Furthermore, she talks about the story behind the book: Killing Comparison, the role that comparison plays in creating insecurity, recognizing bad comparison, and the difficulty of killing comparison. She also shares some insights on using social media as a tool to kill comparison and helping your family destroy negative comparisons. Tune in to learn more!   What You Will Learn  The story behind the book: Killing Comparison The role that comparison plays in creating insecurity The difficulty of killing comparison Recognizing a bad comparison Bad comparisons in churches Using social media as a tool to kill comparison Helping your family kill comparisons The biggest turning point in Nona’s life that lead to killing comparisons Things you can do to start killing comparisons Resources Mentioned Crush My Mortgage Course Killing Comparison by Nona Jones Connect with Nona Jones Website: Nona Jones | Nona Jones Ministries Instagram: N O N A J O N E S (@nonanotnora) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NonaNotNora

In this episode of His and Her Money Show, we are joined by Kristin Stones, a finance coach, to share some tips on dealing with debt. She helps people learn how to love life on a budget, and also, women take back their finances and live a more purposeful life. Kristin shares some insights on the things that changed how she tackles finances, the crazy financial goals that she has accomplished, the things that will allow you to progress financially, tackling multiple financial plans simultaneously, and the benefits of attacking debts in an organized manner. She shares some tips on how to stay motivated on your goals. Tune in to learn more on this and other exciting topics!   What You Will Learn: The situation that changed Kristin’s way of tackling business Financial communication in marriages The things that will allow you to make progress financially Crazy financial goals that Kristin accomplished Finding out the amount of debt that you are in Getting out of debt and attempting entrepreneurship The benefits of attacking debt in an organized manner Tips for dealing with debt Staying motivated in your financial journey How it feels to finish paying your debt Resources Mentioned: M1 Finance DebtFreeStories.com Connect with Kristin Stones: Website: https://centsandpurpose.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/centsandpurpose/ Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/CentsandPurpose/

The first step in using money wisely is to understand the true nature of money. Most people think of money in terms of purchasing power. They believe that if they have a lot of money, they will be able to buy whatever they want. But this is not so. The value of money is determined by its purchasing power, but the amount of money we have determines how much purchasing power we can command. And while we may desire to have more than enough money to meet our needs, the fact is that it is not how much money you have but how you use it that matters most in determining your level of happiness and success. In this episode of His and Her Money Show, we are joined by Kathryn Tuggle, the Founding Partner and CCO of Hermoney and the Co-Author of the book: How To Money, to talk about how we can use money correctly. Kathryn talks about the story behind the book: How To Money, how she learned about money in her teenage years, the impact of social media on our financial decisions, and the common things that people get wrong when they begin their journey to using money the right way. She also shares some insights on how women can advocate for themselves. Tune in to learn more! What You Will Learn Kathryn Tuggle’s background information How Kathryn learned about money in her teenage years The impact of social media on our financial decisions Advice on when and why we need financial planners The pay gap for women Tips to know the salary scale of our skills and what we do The ways women can advocate for themselves The common things that people get wrong when they begin their journey to using money the right way Overcoming fear in our journey to using money properly The piece of advice Kathryn would give to her younger self Resources Mentioned The Book: How To Money Debt Freedom Blueprint

Prayer is the way we communicate with God. Through prayer, we can express our thoughts, feelings, and desires and ask for help in difficult situations. Prayer also allows us to praise God for His blessings and thank Him for His goodness.  In today’s episode of His and Her Money Show, we are joined by Pastor Chad Veach, a very accomplished pastor, speaker, and the author of the book: Worried About Everything Because I Pray About Nothing Chad talks about how we can live in peace and purpose instead of stress and burnout. He explains the story behind the title: Worried About Anything Because I Pray About Nothing. Furthermore, he discusses why people don’t pray, how to handle the timeline between the prayer and the manifested answer, building a strong connection with God during hard times, and overcoming the fear of taking the first step to creating a prayerful life.  Tune in to learn more! What You Will Learn Chad Veach's personal information The story behind the title: Worried About Anything Because I Pray About Nothing Why People don’t pray Tips for cultivating a prayerful life Handling the timeline between the prayer and the manifested answer Building a personal relationship with God despite a bad relationship with your earthly father Building a strong connection with God during hard times Incorporating prayers in your family Overcoming the fear of taking the first step in creating a prayerful life Resources Mentioned Worried about Everything Because I Pray about Nothing by Chad Veach Crush My Mortgage Connect with Chad Veach Website: https://www.chadveach.org/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqlfQgIBW12SiMzK22Zy-AQ Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/chadcveach/?_rdc=1&_rdr Twitter: https://twitter.com/chadcveach Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chadveach/

In today’s episode of His and Her Money Show, we are joined by Corazon Akinyi, a finance strategist that teaches working professionals how to master their money and pay off their debt. Her experience in managing multi-million dollar budgets resulted in her personal growth and strategies around personal finance. Corazon talks about how they ended up paying six-figure of debt. She explains how it feels when a bigger percentage of the debt in a marriage is yours, strategies to pay off your debt and attain financial freedom, the beauty of real estate investing, the secret of real estate investing, and the best way to organize your finances. Tune in to learn more! What You Will Learn Corazon Akinyi's background information How it feels when a more significant percentage of the debt in a marriage is yours Tackling debts in a marriage The strategies to pay off your debt and attain financial freedom The beauty of real estate investing How to organize your finances to pay off your debt and invest at the same time The secret of real estate investing The best way to manage your finances Saving money through house hacking Staying unified as a family despite financial struggles How it feels to be debt free Advice to people who want to pay off their debt Resources Mentioned https://www.hisandhermoney.com/pro https://corazonakinyi.com/ Connect with Corazon Akinyi Website Instagram

In today's episode of His and Her Money Show, we are joined by Bola Sokunbi, the Founder of Clever Girl Finance and the author of the book: Choosing to prosper. Bols talks about how people can examine their financial and personal dreams and find the strength and resilience needed to achieve them. She explains the importance of community in the journey to prosperity, the meaning of her book title: Choosing To Prosper, and the first step to take when choosing prosperity. Tune in to learn more! What You Will Learn: The meaning of her book title: Choosing To Prosper Using underestimation as a fuel for success Tips to overcome external obstacles in the journey to prosperity Bola’s story that sharpened her financial journey Getting money and managing the money well Creating generational wealth The first step to take when choosing generational wealth Having financial conversations with your partner Getting the motivation to go on when you are at the top of your game The importance of community in your journey to prosperity Resources Mentioned The Book: Choosing Prosperity Crush My Mortgage Course Connect with Bola Sokunbi Website: https://www.clevergirlfinance.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/clevergirlfinance/ Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/clevergirlfinance/?_rdc=1&_rdr Twitter: https://twitter.com/CleverGirlCGF YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/clevergirlfinance

The CFO of a company is the person who oversees all financial matters. They handle everything from payroll to taxes, and they're responsible for ensuring their company has enough money to keep it operational. But what if I told you that you're also a CFO? That's right. You have a company, your household, and you're responsible for ensuring its finances are in order. If they aren't, then your family could be in deep trouble. There are so many ways to start thinking differently about our finances and become chief financial officers of our homes. In this episode of His and Her Money Show, we are joined by Vince Carter, Founder of CFO at Home Podcast. Vince shares some insights on how people can think differently about their finances to become CFOs of their homes. He talks about how he became CFO at home, identifying the CFO in the family, the starting line to financial freedom, the importance of understanding your partner’s money story, and the basics of becoming CFO of our homes. Tune in to learn more on this! What You Will Learn: The CFO at Home Podcast How Vince became the CFO at home and the changes it made in his life Why we should strive to become CFOs for our families How to identify the CFO in the family The starting line to financial freedom The importance of understanding your partner’s money story Tips for fighting financial problems in relationships The strategies we should have in our financial world Tips for making future goals and aspirations  without limiting our presence The difference between success and failure in the journey to financial independence The basics of becoming CFOs of our homes  Resources Mentioned: CrushMyMortgage.com The Debt Freedom Blueprint Connect with Vince Carter: Website: https://www.thecfoathome.com/

In this episode of His and Her Money Show, we are joined by Gary Thomas, a bestselling author, and international speaker. His ministry brings people closer to Christ and closer to others. He unites the study of Scripture, church history, and the Christian classics to foster spiritual growth and deeper relationships within the Christian community.  Gary Thomas explains how you can make your marriage a fortress. He talks about the story behind his book: Making Your Marriage a Fortress, why you need to make your marriage a fortress, the three steps of making your marriage a fortress, and the importance of deepening and strengthening your emotional connection with your partner. He also shares the key to a fulfilling, mature and successful life. Tune in to learn more! What You Will Learn: The story behind the book: Making Your Marriage a Fortress Why you need to make your marriage a fortress The three steps of making your marriage a fortress The importance of deepening and strengthening your emotional connection with your partner Tips for building the stamina needed in our marriages during the hard times The Bible verses on perseverance The key to a fulfilling, mature and successful life The difference between marriages that have built fortresses and those that have failed Advice to couples wanting to rebuild their fortress Resources Mentioned: The Book: Making Your Marriage a Fortress M1 Finance Connect with Gary Thomas: Website: Home - Gary Thomas Twitter: Gary Thomas (@garyLthomas) / Twitter Facebook: Author Gary Thomas | Facebook Instagram: Gary Thomas (@garythomasbooks) • Instagram photos and videos  

When people talk about retirement, they're often referring to a period of time when they will no longer work. However, retirement is more than just the end of your job. It's a way of life. There are many different ways to retire early and make investments, but it's essential to have a plan in place before you decide what route is best for you. There are so many ways you can retire early and make investments. In this episode of His and Her Money Show, we are joined by Walli Miller, a financial coach, and money mentor. She went from overspending and being a compulsive shopper to being debt-free and building a seven-figure investment portfolio. Today, Walli shares some insights on what retiring early really means, how to attack your debt, how cultural upbringing can impact your journey to attaining financial independence, and what to do differently to achieve financial freedom. She also shares some tips for investing wisely. Tune in to learn more about this and other exciting topics!   What You Will Learn: Starting your own financial journey The FIRE Movement What retiring early means What to do differently to attain financial freedom The different ways to attack your debt How cultural upbringing can impact your journey to achieving financial independence What retirement and wealth mean to us Tips for investing wisely The different things that Walli and her husband did to attain financial independence Walli’s big plans   Resources Mentioned: The Simple Path To Wealth The Debt Freedom Blueprint   Connect with Walli Miller: Website: https://financiallythriving.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/financially_thriving/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/financiallythriving  

A couple's finances are an essential part of a relationship. Couples who are financially well-prepared can take better care of their health, save more money, and invest wisely. Financial planning is crucial for any couple because it helps to protect you and your partner in case one of you loses your job or becomes ill. It also ensures you have enough money to meet your basic needs and goals. If you're thinking about getting married, or if you're already married and want to ensure your financial future is secure, you need to learn how to manage your money together as a couple.  Adam Kol is an expert financial couples coach, entrepreneur, and Founder of Couples Financial Coach. Couples Financial Coaching is a process that helps individuals and couples to understand their current financial situation and make the necessary changes to achieve their goals.   What You’ll Learn: Why is it important for couples to be intentional about how they approach their finances together? Discussions to have among couples during this semi-post pandemic world. Common problems among couples as they try to find progress in their financial area.    How to rebound and retry a failed initial conversation. Tips on approaching your less than excited partner to talk about their finances. Things to consider through the dating process from a financial stand. How and when to approach the money conversation.  Things you can aspire to do on the financial journey. Resources Mentioned: Love & Money Quiz Complimentary Financial Harmony Consultation The Couples Financial Coach Podcast Adam's Website Adam's Instagram

Creating a shared vision your partner understands and is excited about is a great way to ensure you're both on the same page. Financial goals are often more complicated when two people are involved because there are two sets of ideas, preferences, and needs. So it's important to discuss what you want from life together and set some goals along the way. Joining us today is Ramit Sethi. He is the New York Times best-selling author of I Will Teach You To Be Rich. His style is unique and actionable, helping readers learn how to master their finances, so they never have to worry about money again. He shares advice and his personal experience to help us navigate through finance.   Resources Mentioned: Scripts for couples I Will Teach You To Be Rich by Ramit Sethi Conscious Spending Plan  Ramit's Rich Life System Quiz Connect with Ramit Sethi Twitter Instagram Website Podcast

Financial planning is one area that causes a great deal of anxiety for blended families. Managing your blended family's finances, wills, beneficiaries, and legal issues can be confusing and even aggravating. We all need basic tools and understanding to manage our finances, get out of debt, and start building the future we long for. Ron Deal brings a practical and non-judgmental perspective to blended families' finances. He is a licensed marriage and family therapist and director of FamilyLife Blended™. Ron Deal expertly and practically identifies common money traps that can cause serious financial, relational, and spiritual setbacks in blended families. He gives the information to prevent these problems and achieve financial peace as a blended family.   What You Will Learn: What Ron Deal means by “blended families.” How to plan the use of money between couples Traditional money advice for blended families. How blended families should approach the topic of paying for college.  How to approach blended families’ financial conversations A glimpse of what to expect from Ron’s book on smart stepfamily finance guide. Ron’s advice on initiating a financial conversation with a partner   Resources Mentioned: Ron Deal’s Book:  The Smart Stepfamily Guide to Financial Planning: Money Management Before and After You Blend a Family Connect with Ron Deal: Website: https://rondeal.org/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ronldeal?lang=en LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ronldeal/ Family Blended Life Podcast Website: https://www.familylife.com/podcast/familylife-blended-podcast/ Summit on Stepfamily Ministry Website: https://www.summitonstepfamilies.com/ Blended and Blessed Website: https://www.blendedandblessed.com/ His and Her Money Show Debt Freedom Blueprint His And Her Money

In this episode, we are going to talk about student loans. To help us debunk issues surrounding student loans is Kristina Ellis. Kristina Ellis is a renowned author of several books, including “Confessions of a scholarship winner.” she earned over half a million dollars worth of college scholarships. Currently, she advocates for students to achieve debt-free education as she believes no student deserves to be burdened by student loans. She advocates for parents to engage their kids in student loan conversations early as it's never too early for parents to help kids understand the value of a college education. But what about all those student loans? How do you help your kids understand the responsibility of taking on debt? There are several ways to pay for college without taking on student loans, including attending an affordable community college before transferring, working part-time while studying, and studying abroad. You can get out of student loan debt, and it’s not hard, and anyone can do it. Listen in to learn the seven baby steps that will help in debt repayment, student loan forgiveness, scholarship opportunities, and how different they are from grants and other great discussions.   What You Will Learn The strategies Kristina laid out and implemented to pay off her student loan. The seven baby steps to paying off student loans. All about student loan forgiveness. How student loan forgiveness can be an opportunity for a greater impact on student loan repayment. Tidbits on how to navigate student loan conversations with kids. Scholarship search engines. The difference between school grants and scholarships. The application process for scholarships. Other ways of going to college debt-free. Connect with the Kristina Ellis Website  Instagram Facebook Twitter LinkedIn

In this episode of His and Her Money Show, we are joined by Dharius Daniels, a motivational speaker, coach, pastor, and the author of the book: Your Purpose is Calling. Dharius Daniels explains how you can find your true purpose in life. He talks about how you can make an impact in the world, the actual definition of purpose, how to get out of the wrong box that people are trying to put you in, and finding the clues in your life that help finds your true purpose.  What you will learn:  Dharius Daniel’s background information Making an impact in the world Dharius’s journey to discovering purpose The definition of purpose Balancing the different voices in your life  How to get out of the wrong box that people are trying to put you in Finding the clues in your life that help find your purpose Having healthy conversations with our significant others about God’s calling Overcoming the fear of finding your true purpose   Episode resources The book: Your Purpose is Calling Connect with Dharius Daniels: Website: https://dhariusdaniels.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dhariusdaniels/ Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/dharius.daniels/?_rdc=1&_rdr Twitter: https://twitter.com/DhariusDaniels

Finding the career that's right for you isn't always easy. What are your interests? What are you good at? How will your education, location, and etcetera affect your options? There are a lot of factors to consider, but even after narrowing it all down, you might catch yourself starting to rethink.  Is this REALLY what you're meant to be doing? A lot of us can feel stuck doing things we really don't want to be doing, and even have "dream jobs" that just seem unattainable -- but believe it or not, they aren't! For today's episode of the His & Her Money Show, best-selling author and Dave Ramsey team member Ken Coleman is joining us yet again to spread some inspiration and let everybody know all about his latest book, From Paycheck To Purpose: The Clear Path To Doing What You Love!   What You Will Learn The moment Ken realized it was time to switch up his career path. Things to keep in mind while figuring out the job that's right for you. An in-depth look at what you might learn From Paycheck To Purpose. Why fulfilling jobs are important.   Resources Mentioned From Paycheck To Purpose: The Clear Path To Doing What You Love by Ken Coleman  The Proximity Principle: The Proven Strategy That Will Lead To A Career You Love by Ken Coleman Debt Freedom Blueprint  Legal & General America 

In this episode of His and Her Money Show, we are joined by Stephen Chandler, the Pastor of The Union Church based outside Washington D.C, to talk about how we can stop waiting for permission and move towards achieving our dreams. Pastor Stephen Chandler talks about the story behind his book: Stop Waiting For Permission, why good is not good enough, the internal work you need to do to break free from childhood comparison traps, and how to include your spouse in your success journey. He also shares some tips on maximizing your potential and unleashing your gifts. Tune in to learn more! What You Will Learn The story behind the book: Stop Waiting for Permission Why good is not good enough Overcoming your frustrations and following your dreams The internal work that you need to do to break free from childhood comparison traps Tips to stop waiting for permission Maximizing your potential and unleashing your gifts The chapter: No pain, no pain How to include your spouse in the journey to achieving your dreams Stephen’s most positive results after putting in the hard work What you will find inside the pages of the book: Stop Waiting for Permission Resources Mentioned The Book: Stop Waiting For Permission Debt Freedom Blueprint Connect with Stephen Chandler: Website: Stephen R Chandler The Union Church: Union Church (theunionchurch.com) Instagram: Union Church (@weareunionchurch) YouTube: Union Church - YouTube

The topic of the day is generational wealth. We are pleased to be joined by Portia Wood, an estate attorney. She‘s an expert and shares her knowledge with us on the things we need to consider that we may not be considering when it comes to our efforts to build generational wealth.  Portia believes that intergenerational wealth is everyone's right, not a privilege reserved for the wealthy. The ability to pass on one's wealth is crucial to building intergenerational wealth. Achieving wealth takes more than just hard work and skill. And it takes a plan that balances today's needs with tomorrow's security. Creating a plan is the first step toward building wealth.   What You Will Learn: How Portia found herself practicing as an estate attorney. The definition of generational wealth. Who is eligible to have a Trust. Best practices of establishing a Trust. Advice for a single person with no kids. Basics of estate planning. Types of conversations to have with kids to prepare their mindset for entrepreneurship. How families should teach kids the aspects of wealth. The Role of estate attorneys Connect with the Wood Legal Group Linkedin Website Instagram Facebook Twitter  

In a world where content is king, and attention spans are increasingly short, it’s no wonder more people than ever are turning to books to tell their stories. Whether you have an excellent idea for a novel or nonfiction book or want to use your business expertise by writing a how-to guide, getting published seems like an obvious way to take your career to the next level. But getting started can be hard, especially if you don’t know where to begin, from deciding what you’re going to write about and choosing the right company to work with, to setting up your book for success. In this episode, we are joined by David Lee Martin, a professional writer, and publisher who brought in about one million royalties just from Amazon in six years. David helps creative Christians share their message online, write books and create courses. Through the giant-slaying framework based on five core principles: faith, inspiration, education, application, and celebration, your heart-born ideas can become a reality. David shares the different tips we can convert our ideas into books and how to sell on Amazon as a writer. Don’t miss a thing on this. Tune in to learn more!   What You Will Learn: Wrestling with limiting belief God giving our hands the power to get wealth Overcoming the anxiety that is driving what we are doing Finding the ways God has given us to get wealth Finding the right business Tips for converting your idea into books The key to standing out in writing books Tricks to sell your books on Amazon The different products and services that David offers which writers can learn from   Resources Mentioned: Debt Freedom Blueprint Converting your idea into impact and income: https://www.davidleemartin.net/faithful-creative Connect with David Lee Martin: Website: https://www.davidleemartin.net/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/davidleemartinauthor LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidleemartin/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/DavidLeeMartin

Today, we help listeners achieve financial success and be debt-free. You can go from worrying about your debt to gaining control and confidence in the area of money. We are also joined by Tony and Brittany Ingram to share the debt freedom journey to repaying their debt. They're here as testimony that debt freedom is doable, possible, and can be done.    What You Will Learn: How their journey to debt freedom started. The temptation of being comfortable with debt. Debt relapse challenge and how to get back to the debt repayment journey. The need to be patient with your spouse on their debt payment journey. Listing your debt and evaluating your expenditure.  Creating a budget and other ways to knock off debt. The concept of the two-income track. Block out the noise and not revert to the old you. Incorporating savings and emergency funds to repaying off debt. How it feels like being out of debt. What it meant for them to accomplish what they set out to accomplish. Advice for people struggling with paying off their debt. Connect with Tony and Brittany Ingram Instagram Facebook Youtube  

In your life, you can reach your optimal level. This is a state where your entire life is in balance. You are at the highest peak of your personal development and happiness. You have achieved all of your goals and aspirations, which brings you peace and satisfaction. We all deserve to be the best versions of ourselves. And it's not a matter of luck but rather a series of choices and actions we can take daily. This isn't just about being thin or rich or beautiful or successful. It's about finding our true potential, our greatest self, the person we were meant to be. In this episode of His and Her Money Show, we are joined by Dr. Eric Thomas, a critically acclaimed author, World-renowned speaker, educator, pastor, and audible.com Audie Awards Finalist.  Dr. Thomas shares some tips on becoming the better version of yourself. He talks about the story behind his book: You Owe You, the difference between selfishness and self-ownership, having the right motives, and how we can wake up people who are not operating in an optimal position. He also shares some insights on we can foster our relationship with God and discover the right people in our journey to prosperity. Tune in to learn more!   What You Will Learn The story behind the new book: You Owe You The difference between selfishness and self-ownership Having the right motives Being real with yourself and making the proper adjustments to your life. Waking up people who are not operating at an optimal level How we can continue to strive and be better versions of ourselves Tips for fostering your relationship with God Discovering the right people in your journey to prosperity Sharing our experiences with those around us Words of encouragement to those starting their journey to becoming better versions of themselves   Resources Mentioned You Owe You by Dr. Eric Thomas   Connect With Dr. Eric Thomas Website: Eric Thomas Instagram: Eric Thomas (@etthehiphoppreacher) • Instagram photos and videos Facebook: Eric Thomas | Facebook Twitter: ETinspires.eth (@Ericthomasbtc) / Twitter

What You Will Learn: Building a relationship with God. The birth of the economic dominion concept. Having the right mindset for money. Cindy’s key belief throughout her journey. A proper biblical understanding of what prosperity means. The strategy of the power of the seed. What needs to happen when you get an idea. The element of stewardship. The principle of small things makes a big difference. Cindy’s Book Unstoppable: Compete with your best self and win Connect with Dr. Cindy Trimm Website Instagram Youtube Facebook

Nobody is perfect. We're all out here with our own unique families, careers, and circumstances, figuring out how to juggle every aspect of our daily lives. And even when we think we've got it all figured out -- usually we don't!  Things can go awry, or even just not the way you planned, ESPECIALLY when we're talking about children. Sometimes we can use a little guidance along the way, and that's okay! Today on the His & Her Money Show, Justin Whitmel Earley is coming up to tell us all about his latest book, Habits of The Household. He shares hard-earned wisdom for all his fellow parents out there!    What You Will Learn Justin explains his "bedtime liturgy" system. The pros and cons of screentime. Rhythms vs. rules. How to handle anger in the household. Justin's strategy to total conflict resolution.   Resources Mentioned Habits Of The Household: Practicing The Story Of God In Everyday Family Rhythms by Justin Whitmel Earley https://www.justinwhitmelearley.com/ hisandhermoneypro.com Debt Freedom Blueprint  Facebook Side Hustle Course  

In this episode, we are going to discuss how to create wealth through Options Trading. There is no better guest to take through this conversation than Jason Brown, a stock market expert, to help us win the wealth game. Jason is a stock market coach and a real money options trader. He runs two platforms The Brown Report, a blog that talks about money and mindset, and also-rans, a Power Trades University where he teaches people about the stock market and has courses and coaching in the community where they try to take people from beginners to becoming expert options traders.    What You Will Learn: Jason's personal story on building wealth through the stock market. What are option gains? Making money from the stock market. What a put option is. How to get started. Discipline and mindset are necessary for success. Recommendation on the money to risk. How to get started with virtual trading accounts. Balancing a 9-5 job with studying stock markets. Connect with Jason Brown Jason's Training Course: Power Trades University Website Youtube Instagram Linkedin Twitter

In this episode, we are going to talk about college and money. We will talk about college 529 plans. Joining us today is Robert Farrington the founder of  The College Investor to help us understand this topic and how it can help our kids and grandkids when it comes to how we approach college education financing. He brings a wealth of knowledge and practical insight on the matter.   What You Will Learn: Starting a family while having college debt. What is a 529 plan? Benefits of a 529 plan to an investor/parent. Where to find a 529 plan. Best practices when it comes to the 529 plan. Limits of a 529 plan. How to get your money saved in a 529 plan to pay for tuition. Other uses of the money saved in a 529 plan. 529 saving plans for a blended family or kids living separately from their parents. What happens to your money if your kid gets a scholarship. Alternative college savings options. Taxable investing accounts for your kids. Resources Mentioned: Robert's Free 529 College Saving Plan Guide Debt Freedom Blueprint Connect with The College Investor Website Facebook Twitter Instagram Youtube

Today, we are going to talk about wealth. Yeah, you've heard of it before, and it seems like everyone wants to talk about this topic, but not many people seem to understand it.  We all want wealth, but many don't know how to get it. There are many different ways to make money. We are blessed to be joined by Nadia and Nicole, the wealth twins, to help us approach the topic of wealth by sharing with us come to generate wealth through their personal money journey story. Our guest Nicole is a partner at Wealth Twins LLC. She worked in the financial services sector for fifteen years and retired early because she wanted financial independence.   What You Will Learn: The wealth twins' money journey story. How to navigate your money journey. Where to invest your money. The term house hacking. Advice on screening for red flags on tenants. How to go about finding a building for house hacking investment. What dividend investing is and how to get started. How to approach researching companies that offer dividend investments. How to have stock dividends paid to you. Resources Mentioned: Debt Freedom Blueprint  M1 Finance  Connect with The Wealth Twins Website  Facebook Twitter Instagram At the same time, Nadia has been a Financial Independence Coach from New York City and a partner at Wealth Twins LLC for 13+ years. 

This episode looks at the Bible and how to look at everyday situations from a Biblical view. It shows Biblical ways to get out of debt, how to work and save money, generosity towards others and God, and how to live on less than what you make. Through the Bible, you will learn important lessons about handling money and it will give you tools that can help with your financial situation. To help us analyze the tools and ideas from the biblical perspective we are joined by Kayla Walter, a certified financial planner who helps single millennial women use their faith to better manage and increase their income in their everyday life.    What You Will Learn: How her thought of extracting financial wisdom from the bible came about.  How the scriptures helped Kalya’s financial situation. Systemizing money in all seasons. Where people go wrong when it comes to approaching their finances. The five pillars from the bible on handling money  Kayla’s advice on how much you should save on a regular basis.   Practical ideas of “get money buy income.” Advice on giving with wisdom. Obstacles that may pop up as you pursue to align money with the Bible. Encouragement for people wondering if they are capable of making a mindset shift to align their finances with the scriptures. Resources Mentioned: The believer's guide to faith and money. Connect with Kayla Website: https://www.kaylawalter.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kaylawalter Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kaylamwalter1/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kaylamwalter1/?hl=en

Financial independence is a goal that many people strive for. The term "financial independence" describes a point in which you can sustain yourself financially with little or no need for income from others. You might be wondering if this is even possible at all. How can one possibly pay all their bills and expenses without help from anyone else? It may be possible for you, too! The path to financial independence is long: save money, then invest that money right back into yourself. You've got to stay focused, be patient, and most importantly, look for opportunities where others don't see them.  Sam Dogen sheds light on why he started a blog, how to think through the Global Financial Economic Crisis financially, and tips to begin the journey towards financial independence. Dogen also talks more about how to figure out what you are aiming for. He also discusses taking advantage of your tax advantage accounts, the different forms of investments to venture in, how to approach deals that fit your criteria, and what you will find in the book: Buy This Not That. Tune in to learn more! What You Will Learn: About Sam Dogen  Why Sam Dogen started a blog Advice on Financial Independence Retire Early (FIRE) FIRE is for everybody  The Book: Buy This Not That Financial thinking and strategizing through the Global Financial Economic Crisis The journey towards financial independence How to figure out what you are aiming for with what you already have Taking advantage of your tax advantage accounts The different forms of investments to venture in Investing in things that last longer How do new factors factor into your decision making How to approach deals that fit your criteria What you will find in the book: Buy This Not That Resources Mentioned: FinancialSamurai.com Sam's Book: Buy This Not That The Debt Freedom Blueprint

Do you need to get past debt, start a successful business, or just get ahead financially? This is the show for you!  This episode discusses Marcus Garrett’s journey of getting out of debt, starting a business, and venturing into full-time entrepreneurship.  Marcus is a motivational speaker, recovering auditor, and ranked number on amazon kindle bestselling for his book D.E.B.T Free or Die Trying. In 2021, he relaunched his brand under the name Marcus Garrett. He shares his story from once being buried in debt to starting a business of his own.   What You Will Learn: How Marcus’s $9000 debt tripled in three days. How the Debt-Free Die Trying book came by. Making an informed decision about how much salary to be paid. About paycheck plateau. How to make money freelancing Building a system around achieving your goals. The period of not executing versus the time you decide to start implementing your plans. Appreciating yourself and recognizing how far you’ve come. The best time to start. Ideas on more ways your business can generate income. How to define your most important task and how to do it. Affiliate marketing business. Advice for someone thinking of quitting his job to focus on his side hustle.  How to stay put and not get distracted from your purpose. Get yourself a mentor for leadership and networking.   Resources Mentioned: Debt Free Or Die Trying by Marcus Garrett How Much Home, Car, and Debt Can You Afford On A 30, 50, or $100,000 Salary? Earn More Writing (Freelance Writing Course) Podcourse (Podcasting Course) Making Sense of Affiliate Marketing (Affiliate Marketing Course) Connect with Marcus Garrett Website: https://www.themarcusgarrett.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheMarcusGarrett/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/themarcusgarrett/?hl=en Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/TheMarcusGarrett Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheMarcusGarret Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-marcus-garrett-show/id1568949951

In this episode, we are blessed to be joined by a wonderful couple, Carrington and Ashley Brown. Our guests are here today to walk us through their journey of paying off a six-figure debt and how it feels to be debt-free. They discuss the steps they took and provide different ways to approach the financial aspect of life. This includes real-life examples, plans, and goal-setting methods.   What You Will Learn: How the debt-free journey looks like at the beginning. Moving from the acquisition of knowledge to the application of it. Different methods of outlining your debt. Evaluating entrepreneurship opportunities, types of steps, and procedures to do in pursuit of additional income streams without hindering the pursuit of debt-freedom. How to reconcile monetary deposits into dreams while doing other things. Matching faith with work. How couples should keep each other accountable through the debt-free journey. The feeling of sending in your last debt payment and how it feels knowing you are out of debt. Discipline and the mental paradigm shift are necessary to have the foundation of debt freedom. Advice to someone facing a lack of motivation from the person you are married to. Suggested books that will help achieve debt freedom.    Resources Mentioned The Debt Freedom Blueprint The psychology of winning by Denis Waitley The richest man in Babylon by George S. Clason Think and grow rich by Napoleon Hill The bible The millionaire next door by Thomas J. Stanley The millionaire real estate investor by Jay Papasan The total money makeover by Dave Ramsey Business secrets from the bible by Daniel Lapin Connect with Carrington Brown Website: https://www.thecarringtonbrown.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thecarringtonbrown/?hl=en Connect with Ashley Brown Website: https://www.datingwithpurpose.org Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/AshleyEmpowers?app=desktop LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ashleytbrown Website: https://www.ashleyempowers.com/  

Virtual assistant jobs are the perfect solution for someone who wants to work from home and make extra money. You can start earning money as a VA and grow your career as you gain experience. To help us navigate and build a career as a VA is Annalisa Abell. She has built a six-figure virtual assistant business of her own and she also helped hundreds of other people do the same.    What You Will Learn: What is a virtual assistant? Qualifications for a virtual assistant. Characteristics you need to possess to be good as a virtual assistant. How to make yourself available to clients. How to make money. Rough estimate for virtual assistant earnings. Customer service tips and connecting with clients. Apps, tools, and purchases for virtual assistants.  Annalisa’s testimonial on her newfound career.   Resources Mentioned Annalisa's Virtual Assistant Bootcamp (Use Code hisandher for 70% off) Crush My Mortgage Course Debt Freedom Blueprint

In today's show, Steven Stack, a successful real estate investor who became a millionaire at the age of 31 and is passionate about helping people build their own financial journey, takes us through his journey to becoming a successful entrepreneur. He talks about the different ways we can educate ourselves in attaining our financial goals and the strategies to achieve them. Tune in to learn more!   What You Will Learn: Steven’s financial upbringing led him to where he is today The next level of financial thinking Making the sacrifices to reach your financial goals The financial moves that maximize your sacrifices The ways to educate yourself in achieving your financial goals Tips to stand out in real estate investment Strategies to find properties in other states Advice to people trying to build their own financial journey   Resources Debt Freedom Blueprint  The Next Millionaire Next Door   Connect with Steven Stack: Website: https://www.stevenlstack.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stackingwithstack/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stackingwithstack Twitter: https://twitter.com/stevenlstack

Today, we are joined by Kendall and Fantasia Taylor, couples on a mission to strengthen marriages. They met in 2014 and had a very intuitive agreement, and they're here to share with us how as a couple doing things the God’s way, joining accounts and how that has helped their accountability with their finances.  Kendall Taylor is a German-American businessman husband to Fantasia, a famous American R&B singer, songwriter, actress, and author. They’ve joined together to co-author their book “No crowns in the castle.” Through their book, they describe a godly marriage and offer faith-based and Biblical relationship guidance to readers.   What You Will Learn: Why it's essential in marriage to join together and be one. Relearning individual lessons, preferences, and each other as entrepreneurs. How to incorporate the leading of the holy spirit into all the different areas in each other's lives. Mutual submission in marriage. How to apply their book's "no crowns in the castle" idea to marriages. Fantasia elaborates on why she loves being a wife and a mother more than a singer. How social media has social-engineered and trained us into being impatient. What to expect from their book “no crowns in the castle.” Resources Mentioned: No Crowns in the Castle by Kendall Taylor and Fantasia Taylor Debt Freedom Blueprint Legal & General America Connect with Kendall Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/salute1st/ Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/salute1st Connect with Fantasia Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tasiasword/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/FantasiaVEVO Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Fantasia Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/tasiasword

Do you want to start a successful clothing brand or merchandise business? Do you want to earn extra money in your spare time? We’ve got a great discussion on entrepreneurship lined up for you. This episode will help you understand the vast opportunities of building a merchandising business. By taking action, being proactive, and being willing to learn from others along the way, you can make your business a success. In addition to helping you develop your entrepreneurial mindset, this episode will also help you explore the merchandise branding business and translate your passion into a valuable service. We are joined by George Acheampong, an entrepreneur, investor, finance, and business thought leader. He shares step-by-step instructions, personal experiences and insights from his successful merchandise branding business, and relevant resources. His insight is a valuable resource for anyone considering starting a clothing business or just learning more about how to succeed at running one.   What You Will Learn: The precursor to entrepreneurship and what you need to know. George’s journey to starting a merchandising business. The pros and cons of the merchandise business. Advice on finding a freelancer on Fiverr. Print-on-demand service on Shopify. Evolution of George’s print-on-demand service. Where do people go wrong with paid advertising? Advice on trademarking and protecting your designs. Tips on setting up a presale Creating a social media presence for your brand.  Resources Mentioned: Fiverr Shopify Printify Printful Melanin Money Website: https://www.melaninandmoney.com/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCa1AU4m48UkKPGi1wK70Atg Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_melaninmoney_/?hl=en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/melaninmoneyofficial/ Connect with George Website: https://georgeacheampong.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gracheampong/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/georgeacheampongjr/?hl=en LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/georgeacheampong  

Today, we are joined by Dj Envy and his wife, Gia Casey, who share the inspiration behind their new book “Real Life Real Love.” A little history about them, they met when they were both teenagers attending the same high school, twenty-five years later, and they are more committed to one another. Gia and Dj Envy share their love story in Real Life, Real Love, with astounding openness, piercing honesty, and a healthy dose of humor. It's a gripping story about how to grow as a couple, an idealistic roadmap for people looking for the same unconditional love in their relationships, and an in-depth look at how to stay equals in their marriages.   Resources Mentioned: Real Life, Real Love Book The Breakfast Club Radio Show The Casey Crew Connect with DJ Envy Instagram  Twitter Youtube Connect with Gia Casey Instagram  Facebook

In this episode, we are joined by Julien Saunders and Kiersten Saunders, couples and co-authors of the fantastic book Cashing Out: Win the Wealth Game by Walking Away. They’ve been married for six years.  In this episode, our guests touched on several key areas to achieving financial stability and more understanding of money issues. Through their new book Cashing Out, they explain the wealth game. The Wealth Game is a game designed to help you gain financial insight as it relates to your life.  Their goal is to inspire better money conversations with partners.   What You Will Learn: Why you should try the wealth game. What winning looks like. Being willing to accept opposing truths. Our guests elaborate on chapter 6 of their book, “Whatever You Think, Think Bigger.” Executing your bigger thoughts to achieve financial stability. Putting your money to work. Thinking and controlling what you do. What to expect from the cashing out book.   Resources Mentioned: Cashing out: Win the wealth game by walking away Rich and Regular blog Watch Rich and Regular shows Rich and Regular podcast

"Being a God Driven Entrepreneur" will help you master the ability to build a profitable and successful business from sound biblical principles. You will discover how much it takes to be effective and how to chart a course for your future prosperity.    Welcome to the His and Hers podcast! We are joined by husband and wife Phil and Shae Bynes, founders of the Kingdom Driven LLC. Since they were 16, they've been together and are blessed with three daughters. Here to share with us about just the journey, the goodness of doing business, and partnership with God.  Being God Driven Entrepreneur is about empowering and equipping Christian business owners to utilize their gifts, talents, and resources for the Glory of God. It is about seeing God at work through everyday Christian business owners who use their gifts, talents, and resources to glorify God in their daily lives. Whether as a single mom balancing life, family, and work or a business owner starting that dream business.   What You Will Learn: Understanding how God works. How to allow the Holy Spirit to lead us into our truth. Cultivating an intimate relationship with God. Getting the revelation of God’s love. The impact and influence we have on others. How to deal with complicated situations. Trying to solve a problem alone versus getting a solution from God. How to cultivate your faith. Asking God identity questions about yourself.  Common issues for entrepreneurs.    Resources Mentioned: Website: https://kingdomdrivenentrepreneur.com/ Debt Freedom Blueprint Shae’s Book Grace over Grind - how grace will take your business where grinding can’t.  Connect with Phil and Shae Bynes  Shae  Facebook: https://shaebynes.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shaebynes Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shaebynes/?hl=en Phil LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/philbynes Twitter: https://twitter.com/phil4massage  

Welcome to the His & Her Money Show! It’s not the easiest thing in the world to manage. We get it, especially if you’re broke or just getting by or owe too many banks a bunch of money. That's why we got expert financial advisors Emily Guy Birken and Joe Saul-Sehy with us. They give us their best advice on managing finances, making investments, and saving money. Now we're sharing (some of) their secrets and experiences with you. Stay tuned and learn how to stop the circle of debt, build generational wealth, and take dominion over your money and life.   What You Will Learn: The importance of setting goals and how goals interact with each other How you should approach savings and investments How to use language when talking about money The importance of having a proper conversation when it comes to savings and investments How to handle financial conversation inside relationships, marriages, and even singleness Embracing technology  into your processes   Resources Mentioned: Stacked: Your Super-Serious Guide to Modern Money Management by Emily Guy Birken and Joe Saul-Sehy Debt Freedom Blueprint Financial Apps:  Qube Money YNAB Tiller Money Marcus Insights (formerly clarity money) Connect with Emily Guy Birken Website: https://www.emilyguybirken.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/emilyguybirken LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/emily-guy-birken-845b0b18a/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/authorEmilyGuyBirken/ Connect with Joe Saul-Sehy Stacking Benjamin Podcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/averagejoemoney Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/averagejoemoney/?hl=en LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joe-saul-sehy-b3426b31/

Do you want to learn how to make passive income from creating a successful online course? In this episode, we are joined by George Pitts, aka Mr. Monetize Everything, an online business coach and strategist.  He works with coaches, content creators, and 9-5 professionals, teaching them how to turn their knowledge into profits with digital products or services. He focuses on how to scale businesses, sell them, price them, and even build systems clients need. Building a passive income takes work and knowledge. Having the correct information, resources, and tools is crucial in building your passive income. The Online Course Business is the perfect way to generate a passive income. In this episode, George teaches us how he made a successful online education business from his home.   What You Will Learn: The power of creating courses. How to strategize and approach the conversation of creating online courses with your spouse. An excellent idea to produce an additional source of income. How to identify and validate a course topic.  Advice for people struggling with multiple ideas. How long does it take to complete a course? The forms of online courses. How to grow your audience. The difference between google and youtube information versus an actual course.   Resources Mentioned: Enroll in George Pitt course - Courses to Profits Debt Freedom Blueprint Facebook Side Hustle Course Connect with George Pitts Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mrmonetizeeverything/?hl=en Website: https://mrgeorgepitts.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/MrGeorgePitts

In this episode, we are joined by Kevin L. Matthews II, a former Financial Advisor and best-selling author. His job is to make investing simple. Kevin explains the meaning of a stock split and how investors can leverage that and grow their businesses. He also shares some insights on the big companies offering stock splits soon and how to choose the best for your investment. Tune in to learn more on this and other exciting topics!   What You Will Learn: The meaning of stock split The recent companies doing stock split How to evaluate whether the stock split is an opportunity for you as an investor How to get comfortable with the stock market The upcoming Tesla stock split About Alphabet and the twenty to one stock split The exact time to take advantage of the stock split The go-to apps for the fractional share game The Shopify stock split The investor’s toolkit that Kevin has created The things you should know when considering a stock split About the book: From Burning to Blueprint   Resources Mentioned: From Burning to Blueprint: Rebuilding Black Wall Street After a Century of Silence by Kevin L. Matthews II Debt Freedom Blueprint Connect with Kevin L. Matthews II: Website: https://www.buildingbread.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BuildingBread Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/buildingbread/ YouTube: shorturl.at/kJMR8

It’s no big secret that life doesn’t always go the way we want it to. We’ve got surprises popping out around corners everywhere, and sometimes the plans that we have set out can get derailed. But something that can keep us a little bit more “life ready” and put together is simple — organization!  Needless to say, the same goes for finances. If you’re already elbow deep in spreadsheets and planners, keep powering on. Moreover, if you fall into the other category, where your organizational skills aren’t quite up to what they could be, then you’re in just the right place! On today’s episode of the His & Her Money Show, we’ve got one of our personal favorites tuning in with us today, and we can’t wait to share the conversation! Alaina Fingal, aka The Organized Money, is a financial organization guru helping others get their work/life balance, their money, and themselves together to be successful!   What You Will Learn Why we need to start (and keep!) healthy financial habits. How Alaina built her own personal finance organization plan. Savings vs. debt payoff, and how Alaina and her husband figured it out. The highs and lows of budgeting. How Alaina and her husband get the kids involved in the family finances.   Resources Mentioned Alaina’s YouTube Channel TheOrganizedMoney.com Alaina’s Etsy Store The Organized U Membership Debt Freedom Blueprint Legal & General America  

It goes without saying that becoming a parent is no small undertaking! There's a lot to do and keep up with. Even the best of us can find ourselves getting overwhelmed.  In our society, mothers, in particular, are expected to seamlessly juggle the legwork of daily life as well as navigate the ins and outs of motherhood.  And with unrealistic expectations of perfection, even the slightest blip can feel like a failure. If you've ever found yourself feeling this way, know that you're not alone -- and we're here to help! On this episode of the His & Her Money Show, Sarah Bragg has joined us! Through her personal journeys, she's learned so much that she can't hold back from sharing with the world! Most recently, she's doing so with her newest book, A Mother's Guide To Raising Herself, and today she's giving us the juicy details and some must-hear advice!   What You Will Learn Breaking down the "supermom" myth. How Sarah realized that her initial views of motherhood were steering her wrong. Unpacking common pressures from society and even ourselves.   Resources Mentioned A Mother's Guide To Raising Herself: What Parenting Taught Me About Life, Faith, And Myself by Sarah Bragg  Debt Freedom Blueprint Facebook Side Hustle

In this episode, we will be discussing whether it is possible to pursue and attain a work-life balance. Finding a work-life balance can be pretty challenging. It's hard to achieve that perfect 50/50 split where you can spend equal amounts of time doing the things you love and being there for the people in your life that mean the most. We are glad to be joined by Pastor Touré Roberts, an Author and Founder of one of the most influential faith and empowerment congregations in the world, ONE. Tune in as Pastor Touré dives into making us understand balancing life. Loving yourself first and prioritizing yourself first does not take away from those you love. It is giving your best to those you love.   What You Will Learn: Understand what it means to live a balanced life. What to expect on the journey to obtaining a balanced life. How to make sure your alone time does not offend your spouse or kids. How to navigate conversations concerning balance with your spouse and everyone achieve what they need. How to make the most of your time and ensure that you're doing what you need to do in order to return to your life full of energy and ready to engage and be a new version of yourself. How to overcome the guilt associated with a balanced life. Robert's most significant benefit through his journey in achieving balance.. How to Pursue a balanced life in a blended family. Resources Mentioned: Legal & General America Debt Freedom Blueprint Book: Balance: Positioning Yourself to Do All Things Well Touré Roberts   Connect with Pastor Touré  Website: https://www.toureroberts.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/toureroberts/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/TOUREROBERTS Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/ToureRoberts Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/toureroberts/

What would it be like to live debt-free? To give more than you ever thought possible? To use your money for the causes and passions that matter most instead of spending it on things you don't need?  Money is a subject many people avoid. It's a conversation killer. But money is an unavoidable fact of life, and it can be an incredible source of joy. More than that, God gave money to us in abundance to enjoy Him. In this episode, we are blessed to be joined by husband and wife Bob and Linda Lotich from Seedtime.com. As a visionary, you have a vision that you see in your mind and how things should go. Our guests share the process of becoming synergetic, adjusting, bending, and re-mixing the vision a little bit to simplify their money journey. Being in unity in this area and having peace in marriage allows you both to be alive in money-making.   What You’ll Learn: Putting your identity in the right place. The concept behind the idea of “simple money, rich life.” The formula of earning all you can, saving all you can, and giving as much as you can as you enjoy it. How to approach the journey of creating a life where simple money rich life does become your mantra. Being ready to change and the willingness to try something new. Steps to begin making money feel simple. Uncovering what's going on, identifying the problem, and making appropriate decisions at that moment. Why giving is an essential component of your financial plan to grow wealth. How to use wisdom in giving without compromising your well-being. Inviting God in your financial process and following his instructions along the way.   Resources Mentioned: Simple Money, Rich Life Book Legal & General America   Debt Freedom Blueprint Seedtime Website Bob LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/boblotich Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/boblotich Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/boblotich/ Linda Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lindaroselotich/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/lindalotich  

On this episode of the His & Her Money Show, Brandon Turner from BiggerPockets and the BiggerPockets podcast is joining us to spread the word on real estate investing! Ever since he first dipped his toes in the real estate waters, Brandon was hooked, and 15 years later has grown his business to roughly 2500 rental properties. So, how did he do it? Keep listening and find out! In college, Brandon was renting out rooms to other students, and from there, he got serious about the real estate investment industry. After all, what wasn't to love? He realized he could essentially live for free! From there, he moved onto multifamily properties, and he hasn't looked back since!  Needless to say, Brandon is killing the real estate game, and today he's dropping some wisdom on the subject for all of our listeners who might be interested in the growing world of real estate investment. Brandon also lets us know all about his brand new book, The Multifamily Millionaire, Volume I!    What You Will Learn How Brandon got started in the real estate investment industry. What is house hacking? Finding the best real estate agent for you and your business. Tips and tricks to starting your real estate investment journey.   Resources Mentioned BiggerPockets BiggerPockets Podcast  The Multifamily Millionaire, Volume I: Achieve Financial Freedom By Investing In Small Multifamily Real Estate by Brandon Turner  loopnet.com zillow.com trulia.com realtor.com Debt Freedom Blueprint  Facebook Side Hustle Course   

Starting up your own business doesn't just stop at having a great idea. There's a whole other side to it that's probably not the first thing you think of -- and that's PROTECTING your business. Privacy policies? Terms and conditions? Disclaimers? There's a whole lot to learn about not just getting our businesses off the ground, but keeping them safe too! On this episode of the His & Her Money Show, Erika Kullberg is joining us to drop all kinds of nuggets for business owners on exactly how to keep the hustle going strong! Erika is an attorney, entrepreneur, YouTuber, and personal finance guru. She faithfully uses her platform on social media to educate others on the ins and outs of business ownership with practical, accessible advice, enabling small business owners to grow and succeed financially! It's no secret that understanding the legal side of things can be a little daunting. However, that's where Erika comes in! It's all about preparing yourself and your business for worst-case scenarios and using the proper channels to do so.    What You Will Learn Common mistakes that entrepreneurs make. Personal branding. Why Erika decided to use her platform and legal background to help small business owners. Navigating social media as a business owner. The basics of patents and trademarks.   Resources Mentioned Erika's YouTube Channel  Erikakullberg.com Erika’s Legal Bundle Erika’s Trademark Bundle  Erika’s YouTube Course  Debt Freedom Blueprint M1 Finance   

Real estate is a big deal. It's everywhere. Real estate isn't just where we live, it's where we work, where we play, and even where we vacation. On top of that, purchasing a house and stepping into homeownership is a big part of the American dream as we know it, so chances are you've probably thought about it before. There's another aspect of house buying too, and one that we've featured on His & Her Money a time or two already: real estate investment! With so much going on in the world of real estate, where do you begin? Right here! On today's episode of the His & Her Money Show, we've brought in the experts on the subject! Scott and Mindy from the BiggerPockets family are two of the best to turn to with all your real estate questions!     What You Will Learn Investing in single-family houses vs. multifamily houses. The house buying process, broken down. Making your best real estate investment strategy. Mindy and Scott's tips to picking the right properties.   Resources Mentioned BiggerPockets.com BiggerPockets Money Podcast The House Hacking Strategy: How To Use Your Home To Achieve Financial Freedom  by Craig Curelop First-Time Home Buyer: The Complete Playbook to Avoiding Rookie Mistakes by Scott Trench & Mindy Jensen Debt Freedom Blueprint M1Finance

You know what they say about death and taxes: two things that are sure in this life. Tax season rolls around every year, and it's safe to say that the majority of us aren't too excited about it. You've probably wondered how nice it would be to not have to hand over those dollars, but when you think about saving money on taxes, the first thing that springs to mind might be...well, fraud. But no worries -- that doesn't have to be the case! Today on the His & Her Money Show, public accountants Michel Valbrun and Sheneya Wilson are in the house! It should be no surprise that Michel and Sheneya are both financial planning superstars in their own rights.    What You Will Learn Some of the tax deductions you should be looking into. Finding the right CPA for you. Michel's "ignorance tax" theory, and how to combat it! Different ways business owners can start cutting tax costs today. How Sheneya and Michel found their financial grooves. The rundown on write-offs, assets, and more!   Resources Mentioned Financial Freedom Bundle Debt Freedom Blueprint  Legal & General America   

We are a transient society that is always on the go. While there are many benefits to this lifestyle, there is one major drawback: it's tough to build generational wealth when you're constantly moving from one place to another. If you want to break the cycle of debt and start building wealth for your family, you need to focus on maximizing your single season. Do you need a step-by-step roadmap to start your journey to financial freedom? Then you are at the right place. On today’s episode of the His & Her Money Show, we’ve got one of our personal favorites tuning in with us today, and we can’t wait to share the conversation! Anthony Oneal, is a motivational speaker, author, and influencer. He impacts people by helping them leverage their productivity and generating more income. Oneal mainly focuses on helping single people maximize their single seasons by avoiding debts and guiding them to attaining financial freedom. What You Will Learn Common areas that people make mistakes in maximizing their single seasons Importance of focusing on maximizing your finances when you are single Impact of cultural influence on singles’ finances The role of spirituality in maximizing your single season How Anthony Oneal went about maximizing his single-season Importance of having mentors during your single season   Resources Mentioned The Singles BluePrint Course/Community Debt Freedom Blueprint  Legal & General America    

Today on the His & Her Money Show, we're talking with a couple who knows all about that! The Mitchells were actually one of our "in the middle" guests back in 2019 when they first came on the show, because back then, they weren't quite done with their debt-free journey. So today, we're following up with Von and Elize for an update on how it's all going, and it's definitely going well!   What You Will Learn How Von and Elize achieved financial freedom! Military benefits that might help on the debt-free journey. Managing finances during a pandemic. A look into Von and Elize's real estate investment journey.   Resources Mentioned Debt Freedom Blueprint  M1Finance  

On this episode of the His & Her Money Show, Karen Ehrman sat down with us to let everybody know about her brand new book and share some tips, advice, and words of encouragement!  Michigan native Karen is a writer for Proverbs 31 Ministries and a New York best-selling author with several titles under her belt, and this is your chance to get an in-depth look at her latest book, When Making Others Happy Is Making You Miserable!   What You Will Learn God-pleasing vs. people-pleasing, and recognizing the difference. How Karen learned to say no! Easy tips for deciding when to say yes. A look into the meaning behind Karen's latest book.   Resources Mentioned When Making Others Happy Is Making You Miserable by Karen Ehman Proverbs 21 Ministries  Debt Freedom Blueprint  Legal & General America  

If you’ve been a listener of our show for a while, you’ve probably heard the name Dave Ramsey dropped here and there, from our entrepreneur success stories and debt elimination stories alike. Dave Ramsey is a prominent voice in the personal finance community and a personal mentor of our own for quite some time — and today we can’t be more excited to be talking with the man himself! We’re serving up a very special episode of the His & Her Money Show for everybody, and we can’t wait to get into it! Dave is a media star, bestselling author, and obviously, a personal finance guru who's been busy helping thousands on thousands of individuals realize and conquer their financial goals for decades. Sitting down with us today, Dave wants to spread the word on his latest book, BABY STEPS MILLIONAIRES: HOW ORDINARY PEOPLE BUILT EXTRAORDINARY WEALTH—AND HOW YOU CAN TOO.   What You Will Learn A look into the obstacles of achieving personal wealth. The lesson behind Dave’s latest book BABY STEPS MILLIONAIRES. Unpacking the concept and reality of being a millionaire. Reasons and ways to change your mindset and get on the fast track to building financial wealth. The truth behind “getting rich quick”.   Resources Baby Steps Millionaires: How Ordinary People Built Extraordinary Wealth—And How You Can Too by Dave Ramsey Smart Money Smart Kids: Raising The Next Generation To Win With Money by Dave Ramsey and Rachel Cruze  Legal & General America  Debt Freedom Blueprint  

For today's episode of the His & Her Money Show, we've got one of those couples taking the mic and sharing their story. Dedric and Krystal Polite are entrepreneurs and real estate superstars, and here to take us to church on the world of real estate investing.  Sometimes the real estate market can be tricky. Furthermore, it can be a little intimidating for anybody out there thinking about putting their toes in the waters. However, the Polites has made it their mission to coach and educate others towards what could definitely be the wealth-building opportunity of a lifetime!   What You Will Learn The ins and outs of breaking into the real estate investment industry. How Dedric and Krystal discovered their love for real estate. Why it's important to understand marketing strategy. Being business partners with your life partner, and how Dedric and Krystal make it work! Purchasing and flipping properties: why, how, and where to start.   Resources Mentioned Driving For Dollars Course politeproperties.com youtube.com/bepolite Debt Freedom Blueprint Legal & General America  

On today's episode of the His & Her Money Show, Carter Cofield is back! We always love having Carter on the show, and a lot of you probably already know what he's all about. But for those just getting to know him for the first time, Carter is a CPA and financial educator, sharing his tax-saving strategies and dropping the content we all want to hear: how YOU could be living tax-free as an entrepreneur and investor!   What You Will Learn Key points of marriage and entrepreneurship. Carter explains how entrepreneurs and investors benefit from the tax code. Tips for digitalizing receipts and records. Getting creative and finding tax cuts in your personal life!   Resources Mentioned Tax-Free Living eBook  Debt Freedom Blueprint Legal & General America  

On this episode of the His & Her Money Show, Tanja Hester is with us! The former political consultant is no stranger to the show. And we've got her back AGAIN to drop more truths for everybody listening at home.  Today she's speaking on her newest book, WALLET ACTIVISM, and handing out tips and advice for taking up the reins and taking charge of your life -- financially, socially, and beyond! From politics to personal finance, Tanja has worn multiple hats across her career and has drawn so much wisdom from it all that she can't wait to share! With a big passion for switching up the status quo, Tanja can probably sum up her goals in a simple universal way. She wants to see change in our communities -- positive, impactful change -- and she wants you to know that the first place we can start is with ourselves!   What You Will Learn Tanja tells us all about her latest book, WALLET ACTIVISM: HOW TO USE EVERY DOLLAR YOU SPEND, EARN, AND SAVE AS A FORCE FOR CHANGE. How investing, saving, and voting can all play into a better future. Index funds: what they are and how to get started. A glimpse into disparities and systemic struggles that black communities face on a daily basis. The importance of using personal wealth to uplift others.   Resources Mentioned ournextlife.com Wallet Activism: How to Use Every Dollar You Spend, Earn, and Save as a Force For Change by Tanja Hester  Debt Freedom Blueprint M1Finance   

When you hear the term soul searching, it probably doesn't sound like something you want to spend a lot of time doing. In fact, you might not want anything to do with it at all! But sometimes we have to look deep and figure out why we do the things that we do and move the ways that we move, what inspires us, motivates us, and what might be holding us back. And sometimes that's a spiritual journey with more waiting for us at the other side than we could have imagined. For this episode of the His & Her Money Show, Dr. Bill Winston is joining us for a conversation packed with wisdom, sound advice, and SO many gold nuggets that he's dropping for you today! We've been followers of Bill for years and couldn't be happier to have him on the show, or more excited for our listeners to get in on everything he has to offer on life, faith, and business.   Resources Mentioned Revelation of Royalty by Bill Winston billwinston.org Joseph Business School Debt Freedom Blueprint M1Finance  

It's a big deal for us that everybody finds the career that's best for them, and it's no secret that we're huge champions of entrepreneurship! Testing the entrepreneurship waters makes it possible to try out all sorts of opportunities, from small local businesses to real estate, and you might just find the one that can set you up for life! Today on the His & Her Money Show, we've got mom, wife, and real estate guru Erika Brown on the show! Erika is a no-excuses entrepreneur, and we love her story so much. She wears a whole lot of hats, owning a property management company and a landscaping company, and she and her husband manage a diverse Atlanta real estate portfolio of 17 units. So, obviously, Erika knows exactly what she's talking about, and spreading some of her knowledge today! Back in the day, Erika was working a bank job fresh out of college as a new mom. While she was there, she got curious about money and started putting together the patterns of the wealthy people she encountered. Something a lot of her bank customers had in common? Real estate!  That's when the concept of real estate investment first came onto Erika's radar, and so when she and her husband decided to purchase their first income property, they were on a mission -- and it's safe to say it all turned out! Today, Erika and her husband have grown an impressive real estate portfolio dealing in long-term rentals, Airbnbs, and more, and we can't wait for you to hear all about how they made it happen!   What You Will Learn Beginner advice to breaking into the real estate industry. How Erika and her husband started their real estate empire. What is real estate investment as a whole? Different ways Erika and her husband expanded their business.   Resources Mentioned Erika Brown & Associates Erika's Real Estate Investing Cohort Erika on Instagram Debt Freedom Blueprint  Facebook Side Hustle Course   

As Christians, each and every one of us carries our faith differently. There's no one size fits all path to serving God, but unfortunately, sometimes within the church or even just within our communities there may be underlying pressures or patterns that we feel the need to adhere to, even if it's what we know deep down may not be the right path for us. The question is, how do we break free and be our authentic selves while being authentic in our faith? Well, keep listening and you might just find some answers! On this episode of the His & Her Money Show, we're very excited to have Jackie Hill Perry at the mic with us today! Jackie has recently dropped her latest book, HOLIER THAN THOU: HOW GOD'S HOLINESS HELPS US TRUST HIM, and she's here to let us know all about it!   What You Will Learn Jackie talks us through the premise of her new book, Holier Than Thou! What is idolatry? Why Jackie realized it was important to start her ministry and share her words with the world. The idea of holiness, and why it's unattainable.   Resources Mentioned Holier Than Thou: How God's Holiness Helps Us Trust Him by Jackie Hill Perry Debt Freedom Blueprint  Facebook Side Hustle

Sometimes, like it or not, we may doubt ourselves. As we scroll through social media and see all the Instagram posts of everybody else out there hustling and succeeding in life, even without realizing it we can be psyching ourselves out with too many of the "what if" questions.  Furthermore, we could even be holding ourselves back from opportunities that we should be grabbing with both hands. Of course, that kind of self-confidence doesn't just show up overnight. Sometimes it can be a process, and thankfully, we've got people out here in the world who know just how to help us along! For this episode of the His & Her Money Show, we've brought in Grammy Award-winning singer Kierra Sheard-Kelly to tell us all about what she's got going on. This includes her body-inclusive clothing line AND her brand new book, Big, Bold, and Beautiful: Owning the Woman God Made You to Be!   What You Will Learn Making time for self-care, and why it's important. Finding our confidence while staying humble. The life lesson that changed Kierra's whole mindset around! Budgeting and smart finance tips.   Resources Mentioned Iamkierrasheard.com Big, Bold, and Beautiful: Owning the Woman God Made You to Be by Kierra Sheard-Kelly Eleven60 Debt Freedom Blueprint  Legal & General America  

For many of our Christian listeners, prayer is very likely an important part of your life. But sometimes even the most devout can find themselves struggling to balance their faith, and more specifically, struggling with prayer.  For some of you, you might be new to prayer completely. But no worries -- His & Her Money is coming through with an episode that might just help you out! On this episode of the His & Her Money Show, we're bringing in Dr. Kyle DiRoberts to shed some light on the subject of prayer. Kyle is a devoted husband and father of three and the department chair and associate professor of Bible theology at Arizona Christian University.    What You Will Learn Things you can do daily to rebuild your prayer connection. Kyle's tips to staying focused and humble. Healthy routines for impassioned and intentional prayer.   Resources Mentioned The Secret to Prayer: 31 Days to a More Intimate Relationship with God by Kyle DiRoberts kylediroberts.com twitter.com/kdiroberts Debt Freedom Blueprint M1Finance 

On this episode of the His & Her Money Show, we're unpacking the pursuit of wealth with Patrice Washington! If you've spent some time in the personal finance community, you probably already know her. Patrice is a best-selling author, personal finance expert, and one of our day ones, and we couldn't be more excited to have her on the show with us today, spreading her wisdom for all our listeners! Through her latest book, Redefine Wealth For Yourself: How to Stop Chasing Money and Finally Live Your Life's Purpose, Patrice is on a mission to do just that: redefine wealth! She wants everybody out there to know that wealth building isn't just about stacking up as much money as you can in the shortest amount of time.  It's a personal journey of self-discipline, self-awareness, and self-care. As we run ourselves ragged chasing dollars, we might be missing the big picture, and not taking care of our minds and our bodies in the same way we're taking care of our bank accounts, and that's not the move!   What You Will Learn Unpacking outdated ideas of wealth. Why hustling and grinding might be good for your bank account but bad for your health. Patrice's tips to living fulfilling lives, through finances, relationships, and more. The importance of practicing self-care and making time for ourselves.   Resources Mentioned patricewashington.com Patrice on Instagram Redefine Wealth For You: How to Stop Chasing Money and Finally Live Your Life's Purpose by Patrice Washington Debt Freedom Blueprint  Legal & General America 

On this episode of the His & Her Money Show, we've got George and Brian on the line to tell us all about a side hustle you might have never thought of before! George, The Wealthy G, has his hand in a few different pots, from real estate investing to consulting, and Brian is known as The infamous CPA for his amazing work in finances. And these guys have something big in common: the car rental business! The world is a busy place, and obviously, transportation plays a big role. Most of the time it seems like we're always out here with all these places to go, but sometimes -- such as life during the pandemic -- we find ourselves with vehicles sitting in our driveways, going nowhere and costing us money month-to-month. Luckily, there are so many ways to put your extra cars to work, from Uber and Lyft and beyond, and Brian and George know all about it! During this episode, they tell us about how they broke into the car rental business, layout the numbers, and provide practical advice and tricks of the trade to starting your own car rental business straight out of your own driveway. This is a great one, and we hope you glean as much as possible from Brian and George and get your latest side hustle on the road!   What You Will Learn How George and Brian decided to break into the car rental business. Smart car purchasing. Why it's important to have multiple streams of income. How and why car rentals can be a lucrative business for passive income.   Resources Mentioned Care Rental Blueprint Course theinfamouscpa.com Debt Freedom Blueprint  Legal & General America   

We LOVE a good debt-free story, and that's no big secret here at His and Her Money. Having gone down the road of debt payoff ourselves, using this platform to spread awareness and get our listeners motivated to set out towards financial freedom is important to us.  So many of you guys are out here killing the game when it comes to fighting back against debt, and we love to hear it -- and we know you do too! So, today on the His and Her Money Show, we're bringing you, yes, another debt freedom story! This time RJ and Anjie from Rich By Intention stopped by to chat with us about how they paid off their $130,000 debt.  Furthermore, they discuss what they're doing in the financial community to help educate and motivate others to make the same moves!   What You Will Learn How and why RJ and Anjie decided it was time to pay off their debt. Starting the money conversation with your partner, and why it's best sooner rather than later. Increasing your income while paying off your debt. The importance of mindset while on the road to financial freedom. How to tackle debt as a united front with your partner, and stay on the same page financially.   Resources Mentioned richbyintention.com Rich By Intention Podcast Audible Rich Dad, Poor Dad: What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not! by Robert T. Kiyosaki The Millionaire Next Door: The Surprising Secrets of America's Wealthy by Thomas J. Stanley and William D. Danko Debt Freedom Blueprint M1Finance 

If you've been in the financial space for any time at all, then you've probably heard of cryptocurrencies -- or at the very least, you've at least heard the term Bitcoin bouncing around. Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies have been steadily on the rise for years, and just like with most things, the nation is still a little bit divided.  Some of us are all in on the idea of a digital currency, and some of us are skeptical, but a lot of us just haven't been paying attention -- and today we're here to change some of those numbers around! For this episode of the His & Her Money Show, we've brought in the man with all the answers on this topic for an in-depth conversation on Bitcoin! Isaiah Jackson, the author of Bitcoin & Black America, jumped into the cryptocurrency space back in 2013 and since then has cultivated a wealth of knowledge that he's passionate about sharing across the globe! With his background in tech and education, Isaiah immediately saw the potential that Bitcoin could hold -- particularly how cryptocurrencies, in general, could be a gamechanger for Black Americans.    What You Will Learn What is an NFT? The beginner basics of investing and trading. Why and when Isaiah first started to see the potential in Bitcoin for Black Americans. A brief rundown of how Bitcoin ATMs work. What the rise of cryptocurrencies could mean for the future of money.   Resources Mentioned Isaiah's Twitter  Isaiah's Instagram Bitcoin & Black America by Isaiah Jackson The Gentlemen of Crypto Podcast  Community Crypto Podcast CoinFlip Ethereum Monero  Binance  KuCoin  Uniswap  Debt Freedom Blueprint  Legal & General America

As you probably already know, not every episode of His & Her Money is ABOUT money, and not all of our guest speakers are financial gurus ready to drop the mic on budgets and debt freedom. Sometimes they have a different claim to fame, be it entrepreneurship, faith-based leadership, or even social media...and sometimes all of the above! On today's episode of the His & Her Money Show, we're talking with Jefferson Bethke! Jefferson is an author and social media star who you've probably already heard of from his YouTube channel, Jeff & Alyssa, where he and his wife post motivational videos and fun family vlogs.  Jefferson has so much to share, and a lot to say about his latest book, Take Back Your Family: From the Tyrants of Burnout, Busyness, Individualism, and the Nuclear Ideal!   What You Will Learn How Jefferson and his wife Alyssa rose to fame on YouTube. A sneak peak into Jefferson's latest book, Take Back Your Family. Jefferson's key tips to a fulfilling life following Jesus. Unpacking the "secrets" to multigenerational wealth.   Resources Mentioned jeffandalyssa.com Take Back Your Family: From the Tyrants of Burnout, Busyness, Individualism, and the Nuclear Ideal by Jefferson Bethke Grandmother's Journal: Memories and Keepsakes For My Grandchild by Blue Streak Debt Freedom Blueprint Facebook Side Hustle Course   

Stocks are everywhere. All these major companies that you see every single day have stocks, and what you might not realize at first is that those stocks are opportunities for YOU! And yes, we're talking about trading on the stock market.    You might think it takes several years and maybe even several degrees to be proficient in the stock market, and there's definitely work to be put in --but the reality is, with the right education, the right mindset, and maybe a little grit, you can take stock trading to the next level, and your journey might just start today!   For this episode of the His & Her Money Show, we've brought in our go-to voice on the subject, Teri Ijeoma! Teri is a former elementary school assistant principal turned globe-trotting, stock trading guru.    With 11 years of stock trading experience, she turned her hobby into a multi-million-dollar career, and today she travels the world while working her dream job on her own schedule on her own terms! So, how did it happen? And most importantly, how can it happen for you too? Well, you're about to find out!     WHAT YOU WILL LEARN Long-term vs. short-term investing. Getting past investment fears and building your confidence. A quick look at investment charts. Teri explains brokers, and why you need them! How and when Teri first started out in the stock market. The basics of swing trading, passive investing vs. active investing, and more.     RESOURCES MENTIONED Trade & Travel Course   Teri's Instagram Debt Freedom Blueprint  Legal & General America      Leave A 5 Star Rating & Review ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Here at His & Her Money, we always champion for couples to be on the same page mentally, spiritually, and of course, financially. Money is a huge part of our day-to-day lives, and when we're sharing our lives with another person.  It's so important to get those financial conversations started sooner rather than later. And we know it's not always easy -- that's why we always bring you the best of the best to speak on it and get you started in the right direction! On this episode of the His & Her Money Show, we're talking to the Vinsons! This is a couple who started talking money straight off the bat, and there's no doubt that it's made a huge difference in their lives moving forward. The results speak for themselves: they were once $130,000, and now they're totally debt-free!   Resources Mentioned Reformed Beauty Supply Facebook Side Hustle Course

On this episode of the His & Her Money Show, we're looking at a fresh take on debt freedom from Walter Marshall. At one point, Walter found himself in $115,000 worth of student loan debt, but he and his wife turned it all around through an unexpected way: real estate!   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN How Walter and his wife used real estate to pay off their $115,000 debt. The basics of equity. Working as a couple to stay on board through your debt payoff journey. The ins and outs of house flipping from a beginner's perspective. Choosing your properties to flip and sell and making a game plan to the best return on investment.   RESOURCES MENTIONED Buy and Live YouTube Channel Debt Freedom Blueprint  M1 Finance   Leave A 5 Star Rating & Review ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Money is everywhere -- everywhere! And unfortunately, there are so many people out there who just don't have the tools and financial education to manage their money effectively. Knowing this, there's nothing we love more at His & Her Money than helping our listeners grow their financial education, and of course, handing the mic to the guests that we know can keep the ball rolling! For this episode of the His & Her Money Show, we have THE Budgetnista herself throwing out all kinds of facts today. Tiffany Aliche is joining us for a crash course on finances, and this is a woman who knows her stuff!  From kindergarten teacher to New York Times bestselling author, Tiffany has forged her way through the personal finance space and is a superstar of budgeting and beyond, and she wants everybody to be motivated and equipped to live their best financial lives!   What You Will Learn How Tiffany went from a kindergarten teacher to a personal finance guru. The importance of community and not being afraid to ask for help. Unpacking "financial wholeness". Getting into the mindset to get your finances right. Why it's important to eliminate debt. Tiffany's tips to building the budget and savings plan that best fits you and your lifestyle.   Resources Mentioned Thebudgetnista.com Brown Ambition Podcast  Get Good With Money: Ten Simple Steps to Becoming Financially Whole - by Tiffany Aliche Get Good With Money Toolkit  Debt Freedom Blueprint  Legal & General America   

If you're spending time in the personal finance space, then you definitely know about credit scores. Keeping on that same path, you also might have heard of FICO scores. So, what are they? Well, there's a lot of information out there on these topics, but some of it might not be the right information for YOU. Or maybe it's just a lot to take in and you're not sure where to start -- but you're in luck, because today, the best place to start is right here! On today's episode of the His & Her Money Show, we brought in the expert! VP of FICO scores and analytics Joanne Gaskin is here to talk credit scores and so, so much more. Joanne has been with FICO and working on the scores team for over 14 years, so it's pretty obvious that she's the woman to ask when you have ANY questions about FICO -- so that's exactly what we did! Through this conversation, Joanne lays out FICO scores from start to finish -- what they are and why they're important, and how to utilize them to their full potential.    What You Will Learn Busting myths about FICO. FICO scores: what they are, why they matter, and how they come into play. What's in a "good" credit score? How lenders and various organizations utilize FICO scores. Credit scores vs. FICO scores: what's the difference?   Resources Mentioned Score A Better Future FICO Event  Score A Better Future Program  myFICO score calculators  Debt Freedom Blueprint   

Sometimes debt can be overwhelming, and it's not uncommon for those with student loans, consumer debt, or whatever it may be to be unaware of their options when it comes down to paying it all off. So you have to ask yourself: do I want this debt hanging over my head? Am I okay with potentially missing out on opportunities? Or do I want to eliminate the problem and live my life the way I want to, not the way my finances are controlling me? And once you take that first step, it's all about getting down to business! On this episode of the His & Her Money Show, we're bringing you another incredible debt payoff story! Jen Smith dropped by to tell us all about how she and her husband paid off their $78,000 debt in just two years! After her own debt elimination experience, Jen made it a mission through her platform to help educate and motivate others to become debt-free as well!   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN How Jen and her husband paid off their $78,000 in less than two years Breaking down your spending habits Ways you can get creative while generating income towards your debt payoff The importance of couples working together to pay off their debt Setting realistic goals to keep on the right track How Jen and her husband successfully purchased their home in the middle of their debt payoff   RESOURCES MENTIONED Modern Frugality  Frugal Friends Podcast  The No-Spend Challenge Guide: How to Stop Spending Money Impulsively, Pay Off Debt Fast, and Make Your Finances Fit Your Dreams by Jen Smith   Debt Freedom Blueprint M1 Finance    Leave A 5 Star Rating & Review ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Whether you're thinking about getting out of debt, just starting out on your journey to debt freedom, or even if you've already been there, done that, and are living your best financial life, it's important to us to bring advice, facts, and motivation! As part of that motivation, we love to share a good debt-free story! And what's even better? TWO debt-free stories! On today's episode of the His & Her Money Show, it's all in the family! We've got a brother-sister duo on to tell us all about their debt payoff journeys! Khemenec and Patrice Pantin both found themselves locked into debt after college, and they both came to the same exact realization: they wanted to be debt-free, and as soon as possible! Like any siblings, their stories are a little different but very much the same. Patrice graduated as a nurse with over $200,000 in student loans, and today, it's all gone! Khemenec is still working on it, but he's going strong, and they're both eager to share their journeys and how they tackled their debt!   What You Will Learn How and why Khemenec and Patrice both decided to get rid of their debt. Why we should strive to not be enslaved by debt. Creative ways Khemenec and Patrice have supplemented their debt-free journeys. Getting in the right headspace to tackle your debt once and for all!   Resources Mentioned I Was Broke. Now I'm Not by Joseph Sangl   Boundaries: When to Say Yes, How to Say No to Take Control of Your Life by Henry Cloud and John Townsend   Debt Freedom Blueprint  Legal & General America   

Here at His & Her Money, we want to help you guys in all aspects of life -- not just financially. And we know that there are a lot of parents tuning in, and there are so many important conversations about parenting to be had! No child is the same, and no parenting journey looks alike, which is why it's so important that we're communicating with our kids and giving them the education and tools for healthy, fulfilling lives! So, on this episode of the His & Her Money Show, we've got some experts on the subject! Pastor Jimmy and Kristin Scroggins have been married 27 years, and with eight children aged 12 to 25, they're deep into the parenting game -- and they've learned a thing or two along the way! One thing they're passionate about is sharing all that wisdom, encouragement, and advice with all the other parents out there, and they're doing exactly that through their book, Full Circle Parenting!   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN The importance of teaching our children about God's plan. How Jimmy and Kristin created Full Circle Parenting. Why we need to pay close attention to our own behaviors as parents. Different ways we can instill our children with confidence.   RESOURCES MENTIONED Full Circle Parenting: A Guide for Crucial Conversations by Jimmy Scroggins and Kristin Scroggins Family Church  The Mom Village Podcast  Debt Freedom Blueprint  M1 Finance    Leave A 5 Star Rating & Review ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

With so much going on in the world, some things are talked about more than others, even things that are of equal or even greater importance -- and one of the less-talked-about but still prevalent issues in our society are the stigmas and common misconceptions around mental health and mental illness. The discussion around these topics is getting better, but we're not there yet, and the only way to spread awareness and spark change is to speak up and keep the conversation rolling. On this episode of the His & Her Money Show, Sarah J. Robinson is joining us to get serious about mental health. With her new book, I Love Jesus But I Want to Die: Finding Hope in the Darkness of Depression, Sarah is sharing her personal journey and tackling the tough questions around mental health and illnesses, particularly in the Christian church, and providing insight, inspiration, and practical tools and resources for her readers to find a deeper understanding of their mental health.   What You Will Learn How Sarah came to terms with her own mental health. Breaking misconceptions of mental health and illness in the Christian community. Little known signs of depression. Shame, and shaking it off in the face of adversary. Talking to someone who you suspect may be struggling with their mental health. Unpacking why being a "bad Christian" is a harmful ideology.   Resources Mentioned I Love Jesus But I Want to Die: Finding Hope in the Darkness of Depression by Sarah J. Robinson |  Sarahjrobinson.com Debt Freedom Blueprint Legal & General America  

Something that we want everybody out there to remember is this: getting out of debt is NOT unachievable! Paying off all your debt and living totally debt-free is a wonderful goal to be had. But at the same time, it's easy to look at all these debt-free stories and talk yourself back from the edge. "That could never be me...right?" Well, it could be -- you just have to get started! On this episode of the His & Her Money Show, we're bringing you another amazing debt-free story to get you excited and inspired! This time, Malcolm Hodge is taking the mic to tell us how he busted his $100,000 debt in just three years.   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN How Malcolm achieved financial freedom. Malcolm’s tips and tricks to staying focused and hitting your debt freedom goals. A quick look at investing for beginners. Finding creative ways to cut costs. How to do smart and efficient research.   RESOURCES MENTIONED Malcolm’s Instagram  Malcolm’s Twitter  Debt Freedom Blueprint  M1 Finance   Leave A 5 Star Rating & Review ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

His & Her Money is a financial podcast, but we like to think we're also a LIFE podcast -- and we love bringing you episodes on everything from marriage to faith and everything in between! We know a lot of you out there might be listening in as a couple. Relationships are a major piece in the fabric of life, and bringing you advice and clarity on relationships of all types is just as important to us as helping you get your budget spreadsheets right! On this episode of the His & Her Money Show, we were so excited to talk with Kaelin and Kyrah Edwards, two YouTube stars with a brand new book to introduce to all of you! Kaelin and Kyrah, sometimes known as The Edwards Family, are a vlogging couple with over a million subscribers on YouTube, taking their followers on the journey of parenthood on marriage as young adults through their popular lifestyle videos.  And today they're here to tell us all about their journey from social media personalities to newlyweds to parents and break down their book, This Kind of Love: The Overwhelming Power of Promises, Patience, and Faith.   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN Tips and tricks to navigating marriage as newlyweds at a young age. How Kaelin and Kyrah decided it was time to come out with their book, This Kind of Love! Why and when Kaelin and Kyrah turned to God to guide them through the ups and downs of marriage. Kaelin and Kyrah's journey as newlyweds and up-and-coming YouTube sensations.   RESOURCES MENTIONED kaelinandkyrah.com Kaelin and Kyrah on YouTube This Kind of Love: The Overwhelming Power of Promises, Patience, and Faith by Kaelin and Kyrah Edwards  Growing Together with Kaelin and Kyrah Edwards Podcast  Debt Freedom Blueprint  Legal & General America    Leave A 5 Star Rating & Review ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Here at His & Her Money, we're all about all things finances, but our viewers might have noticed one hot topic missing from our lineup of financial advice and debt-free stories -- and that's cryptocurrency! It's no secret that cryptocurrency is everywhere and that it's here to stay, and it's a huge subject in the financial space. There's a lot to cover, and we've been holding off on this episode, taking our time and getting it all together, and here we finally are! So it goes without saying that for this episode of the His & Her Money Show, we wanted to bring on the best speaker we know to tackle this topic. Dr. Hans from The Investing Tutor knows his stuff without a doubt, and we encourage you to sit back with some note-taking supplies for this one because he's dropping some gems for us today!   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN What is cryptocurrency? Blockchains are explained in depth. How Dr. Hans discovered the world of cryptocurrency. A brief history of bitcoin. Steps that we can all start to take today to close the wealth gap.   RESOURCES MENTIONED The Investing Tutor  CoinMarketCap  Debt Freedom Blueprint  Legal & General America    Leave A 5 Star Rating & Review ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

When we embark on a new entrepreneurship endeavor, there's a lot that we put into it -- and sometimes it might not feel like it's paying off! We see our fellow entrepreneurs on Instagram with big houses and expensive cars and ask ourselves, 'how am I not there yet?!' While the big picture of pulling in big dollars and being your own boss is the light at the end of the tunnel, starting a business is SERIOUS business, and it isn't always easy -- even when you're working for yourself, it's still work! In this episode of the His & Her Money Show, there is so. Much. To learn on the subject! We couldn't be any more excited to welcome our guest Mignon Francios, founder of The Cupcake Collection in New Orleans, for some fantastic conversation on business, life, and everything between. Mignon is a superstar entrepreneur with an amazing journey that she's sharing with us today, and we can't wait for you to hear it!   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN How Mignon built her business from the ground up. The importance of learning your industry. Getting past "success envy" and paving your own way. Balancing parenthood and business ownership. Obstacles that Mignon overcame while she grew her company. A faith-based approach to entrepreneurship.   RESOURCES MENTIONED TheCupcakeCollection.com instagram.com/mignon.francois Debt Freedom Blueprint  M1 Finance    Leave A 5 Star Rating & Review ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Homeownership is a HUGE step. For many of us, purchasing a home is all part of the American dream -- but even if homeownership is something that you want, you might not be thinking you're ready for it, or there could be some hurdles along the way that are keeping you on the fence. On this episode of the His & Her Money Show, Lynn Richardson is back again, and this time she's tackling the big one: the road to homeownership! If you've been listening to us for a while then you're probably familiar with Lynn's background from her other appearances on the show or from her book, Living Check to Monday, and you know the wisdom and the several hats that she wears -- but if not, then get ready for her to drop some knowledge!   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN The mindset shift that turned everything around for Lynn. Purchasing a home with no credit. Building your home buying game plan. Busting our homeownership myths.   RESOURCES MENTIONED Lynn Richardson's Homebuyers Club Debt Freedom Blueprint   Leave A 5 Star Rating & Review ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Here at His & Her Money, we've had quite a few discussions about generational wealth. It's an important factor to take into consideration. Unfortunately, when a lot of us think about the concept of legacies, we're thinking about what the world will be thinking about us after we're gone. But we need to be thinking about the impact we're leaving TODAY! Today on the His & Her Money Show, we've got Brian Bullock taking us to church on generational wealth and legacy building! We're excited about this conversation and you're about to find out why as Brian breaks it all down for us, dispelling myths and dropping truths to get you inspired, informed, and looking towards the future in a whole new light!   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN Generational cycles versus generational curses Why you need to start thinking about your own legacy A glimpse at the big names behind major brands Setting goals to kickstart your legacy The benefits of joint accounts for married couples Unlocking the legacy mentality   RESOURCES MENTIONED Brianmbullock.com Living for Legacy: A Blueprint for Creating A Life That Matters by Brian M. Bullock  Debt Freedom Blueprint  Audible    Leave A 5 Star Rating & Review ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

We've said it before and we'll say it again: His & Her Money is more than just a financial podcast! We like to switch things up, so our guest speakers and podcasts cover a whole range of topics, and we hope to help guide our listeners through all aspects of life, from money to marriage to faith. Like so many of you, we hold our faith close, and a big part of that is prayer. And even though it might sound strange, sometimes prayer can seem a little bit intimidating! If you've ever found yourself struggling, you're not alone -- and this episode just might help! On this episode of the His & Her Money Show, we couldn't be any more excited to sit down with our guest of the hour! Pastor John  F. Hannah is a retired radio broadcaster of 13 years, Chicago native, acclaimed prayer warrior, and founder of the New Life Covenant Southeast ministry.  On top of all that, he's just released a brand new book, Just Pray, highlighting the importance of divine communication and the pitfalls of prayerlessness. And today, he's breaking it down, and we hope you're ready to take some notes because John has a whole lot of golden nuggets to drop!   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN Learning and applying John's four steps to meaningful prayer How we can learn to pray intentionally and unselfishly The importance of honesty Unlocking the true power of prayers     RESOURCES MENTIONED newlifesoutheast.org Just Pray by Pastor John Hannah    Leave A 5 Star Rating & Review ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

If there's one thing we like to let everybody know here at His & Her Money, it's this: you do NOT have to live with your debt! Now we know, sometimes it can seem overwhelming. Over time, our debts can accumulate into numbers we don't even know what to do with, and paying it all off sounds almost impossible -- it might even seem easier to just look the other way. But don't let the pressure get you down -- there's always hope! On this episode of the His & Her Money Show, we're bringing you another debt payoff story that we can't wait for everybody to hear! This time, we've got Rashad and Nirvanna Mahammad on to tell us all about their $85,000 debt, their journey to get rid of it, and how it all went down! Rashad and Nirvanna are living proof that you can do it too!   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN Working with the "reluctant spouse" and staying on the same page financially as a couple How Rashad and Nirvanna decided to bust their $85,000 debt Setting realistic money goals to keep you on track Why you might want to start thinking about retirement sooner rather than later     RESOURCES MENTIONED The Wealthy Educator   Leave A 5 Star Rating & Review ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

What does reinvention mean to you? How do we decide on positive changes to make in our lives, and how can we begin our journey through faith? Well, when we think about taking cues from familiar faces in the Bible, Eve might not be the first name that comes to mind. However, today's guest speaker has a lot to say on that, and we think she'll have you on the fast track to getting your proverbial garden together in no time at all! On this episode of the His & Her Money Show, Sarah Jakes Roberts is taking the mic! If you don't already know, Sarah is a mom, wife, entrepreneur, podcaster, New York Times best-selling author, and media personality. She is following in her parents’ footsteps to empower women (and men) through her books and ministry, Woman Evolve!  Not only is she bringing the truth and wisdom to drop on everybody listening today, but she's also here to talk about her brand-new release, Woman Evolve: Breaking Up with Your Fears and Revolutionize Your Life, and help you set the groundwork to become the best version of yourself!   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN Identifying the forbidden fruits of our daily lives How Sarah is rediscovering the story of Eve into an empowering foundation for women How to make sure you’re evolving in the right direction for you Trusting God to guide you on your journey of reinvention The importance of self-reflection Finding your world/life balance as women in business   RESOURCES MENTIONED Womanevolve.com Woman Evolve: Break Up with Your Fears and Revolutionize Your Life by Sarah Jakes Roberts  The Potters House One LA   Leave A 5 Star Rating & Review ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

We love a good debt-free story here at His & Her Money. To us, getting out of debt once and for all is the ultimate financial power move when it comes to taking control of your own life and not letting the finances get you all tied up.  There are a lot of tough decisions you're going to have to make in life but deciding whether or not to start paying off your debt doesn't have to be one of them -- in fact, starting your journey towards financial freedom can open up more doors than you ever thought possible! Today on the His & Her Money Show, our debt-free story of the hour comes from Lindsey Ralston, and not only is she a debt-free advocate, but she's all about helping others to refresh and renew their money mindset and get started on their way to success! Lindsey is big on all things debt elimination and has so many tools under her belt to keep your finances in check, and think, save, and feel like a millionaire!   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN How Lindsey and her husband paid off their debt Walking through your debt-free journey with faith Common ways that we accumulate debt Starting your debt-free journey as a couple vs. an individual Thinking past bad financial advice and making smart decisions for YOUR life   RESOURCES MENTIONED BigHouseInTheWoods.com   Leave A 5 Star Rating & Review ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

On this episode of the His & Her Money Show, we're looking a little bit closer at faith in our everyday lives, and we've brought in the best man for the job! Bishop T. D. Jakes of the Potter's House Church is one of our own longtime mentors and he's got an endless supply of wisdom, insights, and practical advice that he won't just be dropping for you during our conversation, but also in his brand new book, Don't Drop the Mic! Don't Drop the Mic explores the importance of authenticity, the influence of individual voices, and the concept of leaving the world better than you found it. So, how does that happen? What are the steps you can take to unlock your full potential and happiness, spiritually, professionally, and beyond?  Well, T. D. has created a road map to clear, positive communication within communities, and how we can apply practical everyday principles for rich, efficient, fulfilling lives. This is an episode that we're super excited about, and it won't take long for you to see why!     WHAT YOU WILL LEARN Fighting back against harmful stereotypes and ideals The importance of exposure Taking a deeper look at the pitfalls of social media Training ourselves to learn and grow from personal struggles Shaking off pressure from others and ourselves     RESOURCES MENTIONED Don't Drop the Mic: The Power of Your Words Can Change the World by T. D. Jakes  Maximize the Moment: God's Action Plan For Your Life by T. D. Jakes    Leave A 5 Star Rating & Review ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Everybody has felt disappointment. We want things, we work tirelessly towards them, and then even if we achieve those things, sometimes it doesn't always work out the way we expected. But really, why is that? And how do we stop this from happening over and over and over again? Well, look no further for answers! On this episode of the His & Her Money Show, we've got some powerful insights coming from DeVon Franklin! DeVon is a producer, speaker, and New York Times Bestselling author known for all kinds of work, and today we're chatting specifically about the latest in his motivational books, Live Free: Exceed Your Highest Expectations.    RESOURCES MENTIONED Devonfranklin.com Live Free: Exceed Your Highest Expectations by DeVon Franklin   Leave A 5 Star Rating & Review ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

With recent events, including the murder of Breona Taylor, George Floyd, and Ahmaud Arbery, the holes in the system and our society as a whole have once again come to light, and everybody has questions. Why do these things keep happening? What needs to change, and who can make that change? When? Some of these answers may be grey, but as black people, it's imperative that we keep these lines of communication open. So, that's exactly what we're doing today. In this episode of the His & Her Money Show, Dr. Christina Edmondson is taking the world to school on race, gender, and especially, changing up the narrative for black women. Christina, mom of two and wife of a pastor, holds a Master's degree with a background in sociology and psychology, so she knows a whole lot about a WHOLE LOT, and she's here today dropping nuggets on some of the key points to unifying ourselves socially, spiritually, and beyond.   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN Breaking down problematic stereotypes We discuss black identity The "role" of the black woman through history, and how Christina hopes we can change the narrative Recognizing the many forms of systemic racism We discuss current events such as the murder of George Floyd and the spark of change ignited in America Breaking down the mistreatment of black women in the medical industry   RESOURCES MENTIONED Follow Christina @DrCEdmondson on Twitter! Truth's Table | truthstable.com/ Koinonia Christian Church | koinonia.cc/ Jack and Jill of America Inc. | jackandjillinc.org/ Medical Apartheid: The Dark History of Medical Experimentation on Black Americans From Colonial Times to the Present by Harriet A. Washington  Too Heavy a Yoke: Black Women and the Burden of Strength by Chanequa Walker-Barnes  How to Be an Antiracist by Ibram X. Kendi    Leave A 5 Star Rating & Review ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

As humans, nobody is perfect. Sometimes we find ourselves so discontent and unsatisfied in our lives that we don't know where to turn. In those times that you're feeling stuck, it might be time to make some major changes in your life, and with that comes the tricky questions, but most of all: where do I start? Well, look no further than Dr. Tony Evans for some answers! On this episode of the His & Her Money Show, we're so excited to bring on a longtime mentor of our own for some powerful, powerful discussion and insight! Dr. Tony Evans is a pastor, author, motivational speaker, and so much more.  This is a man who drops wisdom wherever he goes, and today he's here to tell us all about his new book, U-TURNS: REVERSING CONSEQUENCES IN YOUR LIFE. U-TURNS the latest installment in Tony's trilogy, including DETOURS and PATHWAYS, and if you haven't already, after this episode we can guarantee you'll be picking up a copy -- or three!   RESOURCES MENTIONED U-Turns: Reversing Consequences In Your Life by Dr. Tony Evans  Kingdom Man: Every Man's Destiny, Every Woman's Dream by Dr. Tony Evans The Tony Evans Study Bible  Tony Evans Training Center    Leave A 5 Star Rating & Review ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Work is just a part of life. Sometimes you might not like it, but it's there. Whether you're an entrepreneur starting up your own business or climbing the ladder of corporate America, deciding on your career is a powerful choice -- and believe it or not, even if you think everything is going alright, you actually might be doing it wrong! How? Keep listening! Today on the His & Her Money Show, Ken Coleman is in the house! You might even know him as America's career coach, and Ken is a national best-selling author and critically acclaimed host of The Ken Coleman Show.  He drops knowledge and wisdom on dream jobs, realizing our potential, and how and what we contribute to the world.   RESOURCES MENTIONED The Proximity Principle: The Proven Strategy That Will Lead to a Career You Love by Ken Coleman The Ken Coleman Show   Leave A 5 Star Rating & Review ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

We all use the internet in different ways. Whether you're looking up recipes or streaming a movie to wind down after a long day, or using your online platforms to generate income, there's something out there for everybody. On the business side, there's so much talk about blogs, social media, podcasts...but what about videos?  Video-sharing platforms are hugely popular online, and YouTube is right up at the top. Here at His & Her Money, we're HUGE fans of YouTube as a platform for all types of entrepreneurs to grow your brand or business, so we're excited to have an episode that's all about it! For this episode of the His & Her Money Show, we've got Joseph Hogue with us again for some fantastic motivation and advice. Joseph has loads of experience on his side when it comes to running a business, and now he's a bonafide YouTube expert as well! In three years, Joseph has gained 300,000 subscribers on his YouTube channel, Let's Talk Money! With Joseph Hogue, and he's about to drop facts on the YouTube game, from how to get started to how to make it big!

Here at His & Her Money, we're all about tackling the ins and outs of marriage, money, and everything in between. Whether it's financial or the more personal side of things. Of course, sometimes that includes dipping into the topics a lot of people might want to look the other way on.  However, they're important and they can't be ignored! One of those things is the silent killer that's destroying marriages everywhere every day, little by little and seemingly sliding under the radar: pornography. For this episode of the His & Her Money Show, we brought in Rosie Makinney to tell us all about her book and ministry, FIGHT FOR LOVE, and how she's pushing back against the harmful cycle between porn, marriage, and the American evangelical church.    Resources Mentioned Fight For Love Ministries Fight For Love Facebook Rosie's Book - Fight For Love: How To Take Your Marriage Back From Porn 

On this episode of the His & Her Money Show, we brought in the expert to break it all down for us. Chicago native Rendel Solomon of One Stock, One Future is a huge advocate of legacy building, and today he's dropping some serious bars on financial management, tackling knowledge, education, and wealth, and how we can all take advantage of our ability to invest personally and financially towards the future!   Resources Mentioned One Stock, One Future Instagram One Stock, One Future Facebook Stockpile  Fidelity   

On this episode of the His & Her Money Show, we've got Create and Go co-founder Lauren McManus joining us for some great conversation on blogging! With two six-figure blogs, Lauren knows all about what it takes to generate some serious passive income online, and she's so excited to share it with whoever she can reach. She's also a full-time traveler enjoying all the benefits of passive income, so if that sounds like something you're interested in, stay tuned for some words of wisdom and soak it all up!   Resources Mentioned Create and Go Avacadu  Launch Your Blog Course  Advanced Blogger Course 

On this episode of the His & Her Money Show, we're talking to Glen and Yvette Henry about the when, why, and how they started out towards entrepreneurial success. Just like us, Glen and Yvette are podcasters. With their How Married Are You? podcast and their YouTube channel, Beleaf In Fatherhood, they're creating content and living the good life on their own schedule, and now they're letting everybody know how they did it! Resources Mentioned How Married Are You? Podcast  Yvette’s Instagram  Beleaf In Fatherhood  Beleaf in Fatherhood Patreon 

If you've ever done a Google search for quick, easy ways to generate money online, then you've probably seen a lot of blog posts about eBooks. And maybe you've even decided to give it a shot, but then all these questions start coming up! What if I'm not a serious writer? How do I pick a subject I know enough to write about? If I finish my book, where and how do I sell it? Well, get ready for those questions to be answered! For this episode of the His & Her Money Show, we are so, so excited to have Sophia Ruffin take the mic with us to share her take on creativity, spirituality, and of course, her eBook empire. In 2019, Sophia -- or as she’s more commonly known, the Comeback Kid -- hit six-figures just from her eBook sales alone. What You Will Learn Outlining the positives of the virtual eBook industry How much money can you make writing and selling eBooks? Finding platforms to sell your eBooks Sophia's tips and tricks to perfect your writing process Resources to build your eBook team Resources Mentioned SophiaRuffin.com Sophia Ruffin on Instagram  In Due Season Publishing   

On this episode of the His & Her Money Show, we're catching up with Kendrick Harris, a truck driver who completely eliminated all his debt and is enjoying financial freedom to the fullest. Kendrick was deep, deep, deep in debt. Over $100,000 deep. And once he decided to eliminate it, he didn't stop until it was all gone, and now he's dropping all his wisdom on the subject for you to learn, take notes, and get started on your own debt-free journey!   RESOURCES MENTIONED Power Couples University His & Her Money YouTube | youtube.com/user/HisandHerMoney  

Never let it be said that His & Her Money is JUST a finance podcast. As you probably already know, we've got you covered across all bases, from money and business to marriage and beyond. And it just so happens that we're entering the month of love right now and it's quickly getting up to be Valentine's Day, so we think it's fitting that for this episode, it's all about love! Naturally, we brought in a couple of experts on the subject! Aaron and Jamie Ivey are popping in for this episode of the His & Her Money Show, and we can't wait for you to hear what they've got to say! Aaron is a singer-songwriter and pastor, and you can find Jamie over on YouTube and hosting the Happy Hour podcast. But most importantly?  This Austin-based couple has been married for almost 20 years and they're still going strong! On that subject, Aaron and Jamie have created an amazing book to chat with us about today, and it's called Compliments: The Surprising Beauty of Choosing Together Over Separate in Marriage -- where they're unlocking the secrets to their happy, healthy marriage and sharing it to the world!   Resources Mentioned Compliment: The Surprising Beauty Of Choosing Together Over Separate In Marriage by Aaron Ivey and Jamie Ivey 2021 Marriage Challenge  The Happy Hour Podcast  On The Other Side Podcast   

For this episode of the His & Her Money Show, we're more than hyped to have Hailey Thomas, co-founder of Podcast Production School, taking over OUR podcast to talk about how you can start out strong into your brand new hustle: podcasting! Hailey has seen so many blogs, websites, and podcasts, and she takes all that into account with her lessons and guidance, expelling facts and wisdom on how to grow your online business. This includes all aspects of podcast production, from marketing, outsourcing, making a business plan, finding your niche within the niche, sponsors, and affiliates, and so, so much more! Resources Mentioned Podcast Production School  Melanie Scroggins  Podfest

In this episode, we are going to introduce you to a concept you might have not heard about and that is investing in mobile homes. This is a method of investing that has a low barrier of entry. Our guest John Fedro is a real estate investor who has been investing in mobile homes for the last 15 years and he is going to teach us what he has learned from all of his experience.   At the age of 20, John made his first purchase as a mobile home investor after using every ounce of savings that he had at the time. He hasn't looked back since and in addition to creating his own cash flowing portfolio of mobile homes, he's helped countless others do the same.  At first, he was embarrassed to tell his real estate investor friends what he was doing, but as he got the hang of the process those same friends ended up giving him more mobile home leads. By the end of year 1, he had 14 properties! In this episode, he is sharing his story and everything that he has learned so that you can be equipped to make money in mobile home investing too!

Pick up the ICE Binder at https://www.hisandhermoney.com/ice and use code HHM for 15% off!   Nothing can devastate a family more than a crisis, where either a loved one passes away or even becomes permanently or temporarily incapacitated. However, there are steps we can all take to mitigate the financial damage and make sure that you and yours are proactive and well-prepared for any emergencies that might arise. As everybody knows, 2020 threw a lot at us. And it's safe to say that the majority of us weren't prepared. So let's start the new year off right and change it all around!

Adam Carroll is joining us on this episode of the His & Her Money Show, and he's here to drop some serious nuggets of wisdom on all things wealth building and smart money management. Adam is an author, TED Talk alumni, and a force to be reckoned with in the personal finance community. Moreover, he shares a huge stockpile of practical advice and information to spread around to anybody who's listening! He's discussing some topics he's most passionate about equity, liquidity, and paving your road to generational wealth!   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN How to maximize your checking account Adam's thoughts on the FIRE movement and how you can get started on your path The HELOC, explained Teaching your kids lessons in money Unpacking the step by step process to picking your line of credit Adam's step-by-step process to financial planning   RESOURCES MENTIONED The Shred Method | hisandhermoney.com/theshredmethod  

For this episode, Dr. Josh Straub is joining us here at the His & Her Money Show to spread some wisdom and insight on family life, and the power of paying attention. With a Ph.D. in counseling, Josh and his wife Christi created Famous At Home, a podcast and ministry founded around doing exactly as it sounds - channeling our drive to be a person of interest in our communities and professions, into being a rockstar in our homes. RESOURCES MENTIONED Famous at Home | famousathome.com/ Podcast | famousathome.com/podcast What Am I Feeling? by Josh Straub and Christi Straub  The Body Keeps the Score: Brain, Mind, and Body in the Healing of Trauma by Bessel van der Kolk M.D.  

For this episode of the His & Her Money Show, we've got Rachel Cruze! As a lot of you might already know, Rachel is the daughter of Financial Peace University's Dave Ramsey. We talk a lot about Dave on the show but today it's all about Rachel as she drops facts on all things finances AND her brand new book, Know Yourself, Know Your Money. We're so excited to check it out, and after hearing what she's got to say, you will be too!   RESOURCES MENTIONED Know Yourself, Know Your Money: Discover WHY You Handle Money the Way You Do, and WHAT  to Do About it! by Rachel Cruze  

Today's guest for this episode of the His & Her Money show knows ALL about that. DeShena Woodard used to be in debt - lots and lots of debt. And even worse, she didn't know what to do with it. First of all, she had a limited view of money. Growing up, her parents put in the hours, but somehow her family stayed broke - from the looks of it, going to work just meant paying the bills and that was that. So, she followed the rule book: college and career. But ironically, college was when Deshena officially started her debt spiral. Now they're living 100% debt free and today, DeShena runs a blog called Extravagantly Broke where she's empowered to help others find their financial grip and kick debt right out of their lives - just like she did!    RESOURCES MENTIONED Extravagantly Broke | extravagantlybroke.com  Deshena's Instagram | instagram.com/deshenawoodard/

For this episode of His & Her Money, the topic is faith: keeping it alive within our families and helping our kids of all ages better understand God. Our guest is Scott James, a rockstar dad of four and a pediatric surgeon. So far, he's written two fantastic biblical books for kids and parents and he's here to break down his latest, Where is Wisdom? A Treasure Hunt Through God's Wondrous World. Scott is an Elder in his church and devoted to spreading the spirit of God, building up that faith in his own kids, and providing tools and encouragement for other parents to do the same. He talks about his writing process and the inspiration behind WHERE IS WISDOM, as well as laying the groundwork for "faithful plotting" and a practical approach to teaching your kids about God, simply and effectively. Scott's words are so important today, so we hope you're taking some notes and leaving this episode feeling inspired! Follow Scott on Twitter for even more @scott_h_james! RESOURCES MENTIONED Read Scott's book, WHERE IS WISDOM!

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On this episode of the His & Her Money Show, we're talking with a couple who's done exactly that and hit total debt freedom. Louis and Rachel started their marriage with Louis' student loans, then a car loan and a few credit cards later, they found themselves in some serious debt. But once they decided to tackle it, they went all in, and they eliminated $80,000 worth of debt in just two and a half years!   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN Deciding as a couple to eliminate their debt How Louis and Rachel cut back and started saving Ignoring distractions and naysayers and keeping your head in the game The importance of considering and establishing generational wealth The turning point when Louis and Rachel decided they didn't want to be in debt anymore Louis and Rachel's secrets to staying motivated going debt-free Advice for couples on handling finances as a team   RESOURCES MENTIONED The Life JOG YouTube Channel   

On this episode of the His & Her Money Show, AJ and Khalil are taking over to share their journey into debt freedom and help get you on track to start one of your own! He's a research and development scientist, she's a business executive, and together they founded Marriage Inside Out. They coach other couples through the ups and downs and ins and outs of marriage, family, finances, and more! So basically, these two are total professionals and know exactly what they're talking about, so it's no surprise to us that this smart money couple managed to kick their $97,000 debt in just three years - and keep listening to find out how!   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN How Khalil and AJ got their debt freedom story started and how they kept it going Their modified debt snowball effect Tips and strategies to going debt-free Unpacking budgets - why they're important, how they work, and sticking to it Different ways Khalil and AJ saved money towards their debt-free process   RESOURCES MENTIONED Marriage Inside Out  Marriage Inside Out Podcast  

Here at His & Her Money, we like to cover all the bases when it comes to family life, and parenting our children is a huge part of that. Every parent just wants to set their kids upright, so today we're tackling a ridiculously important and ridiculously under-discussed topic around protecting our kids: internet security.  On today's episode of the His & Her Money Show, we've got Chelsea Brown on board to break it all down for us. Chelsea is an ethical hacker, which means she's a web wizard with a cybersecurity degree to back it up. Her peers' experiences with cyberbullying and doxing back in the Myspace days inspired her career path, and today her job is all about navigating the internet and all the technology that comes along with it, and coaching parents how to keep their kids safe in a space that's not always kid-friendly. Check out Chelsea and learn more at digitalmomtalk.com!   RESOURCES MENTIONED Authy App | authy.com/ OurPact App | ourpact.com/ uBlock | ublock.org/ Privacy Badger | privacybadger.org/

In this episode of the His & Her Money Show, we can't even tell you how excited we are to have some experts on the subject. We're talking with our friends, entrepreneur power couple Kev and Melissa AKA KevOnStage, and MrsKevOnStage. These two are the real deal - they're in the Hollywood game and seriously hustling, and are a huge inspiration to anybody wondering what finances, business, and teamwork look like from a marital perspective.  Sometimes getting on the same page hustle-wise with your partner seems like an uphill battle, especially when only one side has the entrepreneurial energy, but Melissa and Kev are sharing their story from the ground up to get everybody caught up and looking in the right direction. RESOURCES MENTIONED KevOnStage Studios YouTube  KevOnStage YouTube  MsKevOnStage YouTube  The Love Hour Podcast  A Calculated Risk Documentary

We've said it before, but we'll say it again: His & Her Money Show isn't just a financial podcast. We're a platform to raise and discuss the issues that are relevant today, be it money, marriage, faith...or sometimes all of the above! We listen and we hear you, and we hope you're as excited as we are for some much-needed conversation with a much-request guest speaker! For this episode of the His & Her Money Show, we've got Jemar Tisby in the house to talk race, religion, and taking action. Jemar is a hot topic with his new book, The Color of Compromise, and we're so happy we got him on today to drop facts and wisdom on the racial divide, and most specifically, what our Christian church can do -- and what is ISN'T doing -- to help curve the disconnect and, hopefully, start to heal the world.   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN What inspired Jemar to write The Color of Compromise Looking back on segregation and how it reflects on today The role that the church has played in systemic racism The importance of practicing what one preaches Unpacking the racial division in America and the many ways it presents itself   RESOURCES MENTIONED Jemartisby.com The Witness - A Black Christian Collective | thewitnessbcc.com/ The Color of Compromise: The Truth About the American Church's Complicity in Racism by Jemar Tisby How to Fight Racism: Courageous Christianity and the Journey Toward Racial Justice by Jemar Tisby

On today's episode of the His & Her Money Show, entrepreneur extraordinaire and full-time YouTuber Ryan Scribner is coming in to drop his secrets all about it, from generating income through social media and how he went from working the 9-to-5 to bringing in $1,000 per DAY. Ryan juggles his financial blog Investing Simple and a self-named YouTube channel, where he averages a million views per month and spreads the word on how everybody listening can kick start their own entrepreneurship journey and take total control of their finances all at the same time. In this episode, Ryan is dropping so many tips and practical advice about making money through social media. He discusses YouTube in particular. We discuss maintaining and keeping track of your channel, deciding to get started and tackling the basics, and staying focused and getting your numbers up. It's a ride and you won't want to miss out. Get your note-taking supplies out and ready and soak up as much as you can!   RESOURCES MENTIONED Investing Simple | investingsimple.com/ Ryan’s YouTube Channel

Today on the His & Her Money Show, we're talking with Pongee Barnes: wife, mom, and real estate investment rockstar. Pongee and her husband have an impressive real estate portfolio, and even more than that, an impressive outlook on life with their two young boys.  They're outspoken advocates about the importance of teaching and setting up our children (especially our black children) for the future, not just financially, but with knowledge. Giving our children the tools to succeed sounds like a no-brainer but we might be surprised how many kids grow up without the know-how or even the can-do to be successful once they're out in the world. RESOURCES MENTIONED Pongee's "Little Owners" book series! | littleowners.com/

On this episode of the His & Her Money Show, we've got the best person in the house today to talk about all that. A serial entrepreneur: Ericka Williams, businesswoman extraordinaire who wears so many hats, it's almost hard to keep track. Ericka was exposed to entrepreneurship at a young age and there was just no turning back for her. Now, Ericka uses her platform to promote self-made businesses while managing her own income streams and absolutely thriving. RESOURCES MENTIONED Ericka’s YouTube  Rocket Fuel: The One Essential Combination That Will Get You More of What You Want From Your Business by Gino Wickman and Mark. C. Winters  The E-Myth Revisited: Why Most Small Businesses Don't Work and What to Do About It by Michael E. Gerber  The Illusions of Entrepreneurship: The Costly Myths That Entrepreneurs, Investors, and Policy Makers Live By by Scott A. Shane

On this episode of the His & Her Money Show, we're giving Dr. Lynn Richardson the floor to bring out some of her strategies, insight, and wisdom on reviving 2020 and ending this year strong for 2021. We love talking to Lynn and it's a fact that you'll learn a whole lot sitting in on any conversation with her, especially today -- so get your note-taking supplies on standby to get down all these nuggets of wisdom she's about to drop! What You Will Learn Getting your strategy together and putting it to work The importance of adaption and making new moves The power of making "new money memories" Lynn's fourth-quarter gameplan The importance of running your own business Resources Mentioned 21 Days to Financial Freedom   

We're so excited to share this episode of the His & Her Money Show! Our good friend Allison Baggerly from Inspired Budget is here and she's a bit of an expert on total debt elimination. You wouldn't be surprised, because she and her husband paid off $100,000+ worth of debt in four years! Now, she's using her platform to help others, specifically, women, learn to eliminate debt and keep it gone for good through budgeting and taking total control of their finances -- and you can learn too!   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN The importance of multiple streams of income, and how Allison utilizes them Recognizing your own money habits, the good and the bad, and figuring out what might need to change The moment Allison and her husband decided to pay off their debt How Allison turned her debt-free story into a business Staying on track while you're paying off your debt   RESOURCES MENTIONED Inspired Budget | inspiredbudget.com This Is Awkward Podcast    Today’s show is sponsored by Legal and General America. Legal & General America makes understanding and applying for life insurance easy. Also, agents are standing by to help you determine the best coverage to fit your family’s needs. Visit HisandHerMoney.com/lgapodcast to get started on your journey toward financial wellness.

Kerry Lampkin is here with us today on the His & Her Money Show and we couldn't be more hyped about it. Kerry is a self-made real estate investor and entrepreneur extraordinaire, who blasted his investment portfolio from zero to $3.4 billion in just four years. Four years! That's right, Kerry learned the business and jumped in with both feet to build a wholesale empire and he's here to take us through every aspect of the journey, from beginning to now, and everything he learned along the way. RESOURCES MENTIONED Website | kerrylampkin.com/

Making that first step as a couple to pay off your debt is a huge learning curve for you and your partner. It might look like a long, long road ahead, but if you work together to stay on track, the process can be faster than you thought. On this episode of the His & Her Money Show, one of our very own smart money couples, Kendrick and LaTasha from Missouri City, Houston, are putting out some hard facts on how they jumped the hurdles to achieve financial freedom and paid off their $53,637.60 debt in 22 months! LaTasha was initially inspired by a coworker to start eliminating their debt. The couple already had a good foundation: they were already living below their means, but once they busted out the calculators and started crunching their numbers, they quickly realized how they could cut way back. Today, Kendrick and LaTasha and here to share all about their debt-free journey, how they got to the sweet day of that last payment and spreading even the word on their couponing strategies. You're gonna get some great pearls of wisdom from their wild ride and we hope you can apply it to your own road to financial freedom! RESOURCES MENTIONED Cash, Curls, Common Sense IG facebook.com/groups/CVSCouponingRocks/ thekrazycouponlady.com/ The Richest Man in Babylon by George S. Classon

On today's episode of the His & Her Money Show, our guest speaker Jesse Mecham is a man who takes his budgets very, VERY seriously. That's why he's the founder and CEO of You Need A Budget. YNAB is a company that's all-in on guiding people and business owners to understanding all things money management.  He's dropping so much information on the topic, including loads of insight on financial management for couples, from bringing a reluctant significant other onboard and the importance of tackling the budget as a united front. Jesse is a walking wealth of information and this is an episode with serious note-taking potential. Get your pens and papers out to get some of this knowledge down. Moreover, get ready to get started on that budget!   RESOURCES MENTIONED You Need A Budget | Try it free for 34 days! Go here to start your budget.   

On this episode of the His & Her Money Show, we're talking to a couple who has first-hand experience on what it takes to plan, budget and pay your way to total debt elimination. Brandon and Audri have been married 14 months and in that time, while they're still in the middle of their debt-free journey, so they've knocked out $30,000 of debt and are going strong! WHAT YOU WILL LEARN Keeping up a flexible lifestyle even while living within the budget The benefits of having positive money role models Brandon and Audri break down their phase-based debt elimination plan Finding a money management strategy that fits you both as a couple Understanding interest rates How Brandon and Audri are staying on track to continue knocking out their debt in the future   RESOURCES MENTIONED Playing With FIRE (Financial Independence Retire Early): How Far Would You Go For Financial Freedom? by Scott Rieckens 

On today's episode of the His & Her Money Show, financial powerhouse Lynn Richardson is back at it again for another incredible, information-packed episode you know you won't want to miss. This woman knows it all --- financial planning to career planning to generational wealth and beyond --- and we're giving Lynn the mic to go off on some super important topics we should all be thinking about, talking about, and manifesting into our own realities.   RESOURCES MENTIONED Lynn Richardson's Classes   Today’s show is sponsored by Legal and General America. Legal & General America makes understanding and applying for life insurance easy. Also, agents are standing by to help you determine the best coverage to fit your family’s needs.

This is such an inspirational and courageous story of a mom who quit her comfortable and lucrative employment while giving birth. We know this might sound strange. But, you must check out this episode! This mother gave herself options and you have to hear what she's doing now. She gave herself a two-year timeframe to make things happen and if not, she was ok with going back to her job. After listening to her story, you're going to leave with tools that you need to put your financial life in order.   Resources Mentioned Mamas Talk Money Summit - http://hisandhermoney.com/mtm

We connected with today's guest years ago but we're just now making this episode of the His & Her Money Show happen - but it's better late than never! We've got Damien Peters in for you, founder and CEO of Wealthy Noir, where he's keeping black entrepreneurs and the whole world up to date on budgeting, investing, and unlocking the greatest key to success: making your money MAKE money! This is a man who wears a lot of hats. Damien has real estate portfolios, a consulting business, has worked at Facebook, and is up to so much more, all while managing work time and family time without breaking a sweat. So, how did he go from his computer science degree and Silicon Valley to helping young professionals master their finances? It's a great story, and he's more than happy to lay it all out for us.    WHAT YOU WILL LEARN Finding your work/life balance Learning to think beyond the budget How Damien has built and maintained his success through smart money moves and management What are Robo advisors? Keeping track of your money and knowing where it all goes once it comes in The importance of emergency funds Damien's debt story Getting started in investing, the basics Damien walks us through his top real estate investment strategies how Damien and his wife make their budget work Staying focused by setting practical goals and hitting them hard   RESOURCES MENTIONED Wealth Noir | wealthnoir.com/ Instagram | instagram.com/wealthnoir/ Instagram | instagram.com/therealmrpeters/ The Millionaire Next Door: The Surprising Secrets of America's Wealthy by Thomas J. Stanley  The Book on Managing Rental Properties: A Proven System for Finding, Screening, and Managing Tenants With Fewer Headaches and Maximum Profit by Brandon Turner and Heather Turner   The 4-Hour Workweek by Timothy Ferriss   M1 Finance | m1finance.com/ Betterment | betterment.com/   Today’s show is sponsored by Legal and General America. Legal & General America makes understanding and applying for life insurance easy. Also, agents are standing by to help you determine the best coverage to fit your family’s needs.

Have you heard of the term net worth? Have you ever wondered what your net worth is? If so we have a great show lined up for you. In this episode of the His & Her Money Podcast, we brought on a very special guest by the name of J.Money from BudgetsAreSexy.com. J.Money is super knowledgeable on the topic of net worth (and loads of other personal finance subjects), and took some time out of his busy schedule to educate us on the matter. J.Money is a veteran personal finance blogger and is the creator of the websites BudgetsAreSexy.com, and RockStarFinance.com. 

With busy, sometimes unpredictable schedules, we know you've got a lot going on and that finding dedicated time to pray and keep up that connection with God can get harder and harder. Well, first off, don't worry: a lot of us have been there, and it's okay! Just remember there are always ways to prioritize and strengthen that connection, to fit all schedules, and you're about to learn how! In this episode of the His & Her Money Show, we're focusing on faith and keeping our prayer lives healthy and active. Author, speaker, and prayer warrior Chrystal Evans Hurst knows all about hitting that wall, and today she's spilling everything: how she realized that her prayer life wasn't where she wanted it to be and the steps that she took to fix it, and how that experience has inspired her to help others do the same through social media and her brand new book, The 28-Day Prayer Journey: A Daily Guide to Conversations with God.   RESOURCES MENTIONED Chrystal's website: chrystalevanshurst.com/ The 28-Day Prayer Journey: A Daily Guide to Conversations with God by Chrystal Evans Hurst

Our guest today has a LOT to say about that. This episode of the His & Her Money Show, real estate superstar Rich Carey is stepping back in by popular demand for another information-packed episode! The first time Rich came on the show with us three years ago in one of our most popular shows to date, he walked us through the beginning of his real estate investment journey, and today we're catching up on where he's at now and how his business has continued to grow ever since. RESOURCES MENTIONED Rich's First "His & Her Money" Episode

Sometimes the process of becoming debt-free is a total life overhaul that takes a lot of hard work, a lot of time, and a whole lot of dedication from both sides, and a lot of questions can come along with it. What if one partner wants to pay off debt and the other one doesn't? How and where do we start? Will long-term commitment hurt our relationship? Well, on this episode of the His & Her Money, we're answering some of those questions with Mike and Ashley, a debt-free couple who we can all learn a LOT from! Together, they cracked down on $57,000 worth of debt and knocked it all out super fast. Now they're trying to inspire others that getting out of debt is a big project to tackle, but with the right mindset and determination, it's not impossible!   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN How and when Mike and Ashley decided to eliminate their debt The importance of staying on the same page as a couple while managing your personal finances Talking money before marriage How Mike and Ashley paid off their $57,000 in just 32 months Ways to stay focused and resist spending temptation   RESOURCES MENTIONED Check out Ashley's blog! | ashleymwalter.com/ Follow Ashley and Michael on Instagram: instagram.com/ashleymwalter/ instagram.com/themichaelwalter/ Michael on iTunes! | music.apple.com/us/album/your-love-is-so-amazing-single/1226280262

In this episode of the His & Her Money Show, Linda Gartz joined us live for some conversation about something that's a little bit less talked about: redlining. Whether you've heard of it or not, redlining was once a hot topic in segregated America. As Linda describes, if an African-American family - or, to a lesser extent, other races or nationalities - moved in a neighborhood or even an apartment, the entire neighborhood would be suddenly ineligible for loans. Linda breaks down the history of redlining and her own experiences, reflecting on the aftermath of Martin Luther King Jr's assassination in her own childhood neighborhood and bringing forward the parallels between then and now. The Fair Housing Act ended official redlining but it's still so relevant in today's climate, and this is a chat you will NOT want to miss. Check out Linda's book for more and keep the conversation going! Resources Mentioned Find Linda! | lindagartz.com/ Twitter | twitter.com/LindaGartz Redlined: A Memoir of Race, Change, and Fractured Community in 1960's Chicago by Linda Gartz   Mapping Inequality  The Color of Law: A Forgotten History of How Our Government Segregated America by Richard Rothstein  From Here to Equality: Reparations for Black Americans in the Twenty-First Century by William A. Darity   

On this episode of the His & Her Money Show, we take that philosophy and run with it for some great, great conversation. Casanova takes us through it, from his childhood in Chicago to where he is today and everything that went down in between, the good and the bad. Casanova is a voice of nothing but inspiration, positivity, and light, and anybody can learn a thing or two from his mindset and practical advice for getting through the rough patches and coming out strong! In his own words, he's built his life and success around one main thing: relationships. And obviously it's served him well! He has strong views on networking and cultivating strong relationships in work and life in general. Casanova also gives us some insight into how he's applied it to countless situations.  RESOURCES MENTIONED Website | casanovabrooks.com/ Dream Nation Podcast | dreamnationpodcast.com/ The 4-Hour Work Week: Escape 9-5, Live Anywhere, and Join the New Rich by Timothy Ferriss

Here at His and Her Money, we're all about helping couples through every single aspect of life, big or small, be it financially, spiritually, or even in the marital realm itself. These are conversations that we as a community NEED to be having every day, and sometimes we even bring on another couple sit down with us and do exactly that. Today, that couple is the Lindseys, joining us for an incredible episode of the His & Her Money Show. Cornelius and Heather are the very definition of a power couple. They've been married for 10 years and in that time, they've 23 books between them as well as started their own church, the Gathering Oasis, and so much more. And now they're here to walk us all through it! RESOURCES MENTIONED Heatherllindsey.com/ Corneliuslindsey.com/ Life with the Lindseys Podcast  Silent Majority Podcast  The Gathering Oasis

On this episode of the His & Her Money Show, Nicole Rule is at the mic to talk about financial independence, and how we can normalize the whole idea behind financial freedom to let everybody know that it IS achievable. Nicole is a mom of four and a total entrepreneur, who's the owner of Greatest Worth and recently launched The Abundant Life Summit. She knows exactly what she's talking about and we know you'll want to hear it!   RESOURCES MENTIONED Abundant Life Summit | hisandhermoney.com/abundantlife Greatest Worth | greatestworth.com

Today on the His & Her Money Show, Ericka Young is back for another amazing episode around a topic that's definitely relevant today. First of all, though, she's a seasoned financial coach, and after she and her husband achieved total debt-free financial freedom, she wants to spread that enthusiasm to others, helping couples and individuals manage their finances and maximize their money. And her insight and nuggets of wisdom are more needed now than ever, so get ready for an information-packed conversation so you can soak up all this knowledge!   RESOURCES MENTIONED Ericka’s Beyond The Budget Course | hisandhermoney.com/beyondthebudget

Well, for this episode of the His & Her Money Show, we're all about the stock market, and we've brought in the expert to get the conversation started. Kevin L. Matthews II is a Top 10 financial advisor turned best-selling author who has helped hundreds of people plan for their retirement and manage their assets. So, we knew he was the guy to ask all your burning questions, and today he's bringing all the answers! Kevin takes us through all aspects of the stock market, starting with the basics: figuring out what type of investor you are or want to be and how to get the ball rolling. From there, he breaks down picking stocks, index funds, fractional shares, and lets us in on his own personal philosophies for investing to success.    RESOURCES MENTIONED Kevin’s Investor's Toolkit | hisandhermoney.com/investortoolkit

Today on the His & Her Money Show, our guest Ernest Fenton is a passionate voice on estate planning. If you already know Ernest, he's made several radio appearances to help shake off all and any preconceived notions and start-up that conversation about estate planning today, so you can start creating your legacy and securing your assets for the future. Get in contact with Ernest at attorneyernestfenton.com!

As parents, it's our full-time job to set our kids up for life. Giving them the tools and mindset to succeed at whatever they want to do. On today's episode of the His & Her Money Show, we've got two shining examples of early business education with Terrie Chantel, aka PajamaCEO, and her son Austin. Terrie is a mom of three who's passed on her love for business and entrepreneurship to her sons. She firmly believes it's never too early to start educating and inspiring our kids through example today, to be even more successful for tomorrow. Back in the day, Terrie thought she knew what success looked like: going to college, settling into a career, and work, work, work. Then she realized there was so much more to her AND the opportunities life had to offer. It took a few years for Terrie to get the entrepreneur itch, but once she did, she was on a mission, overcoming obstacles and discrimination to design her own dreams and start setting up those goals to achieve them. Now Austin is following in her footsteps, putting in the work and hustling hard towards a promising music career and as many businesses as he can start along the way. Today, she and Austin are spilling their entrepreneur mindsets, hacks, and strategies, and giving us a look in the playbook for getting that fire started at a young age. Parents, get that pen and paper out, and you might even want to grab the kids for this one - it's a ride you won't want to miss! WHAT YOU WILL LEARN Breaking down the legacy mentality How Terrie overcame her experience with racism in the workplace Various ways Terrie encourages her sons to grow their dreams Feeling trapped in the traditional career path How Austin is utilizing his entrepreneurship skills The how and why Terrie decided to teach her kids about business early Using Poshmark to generate income Terrie's first side hustle RESOURCES MENTIONED Terrie’s Website Terrie’s Facebook  Poshmark

On this episode of the His & Her Money Show, we hope you're getting ready for a masterclass. Ashley Hamilton was a single mom supporting her kids day by day as a waitress and her success story is amazing, how she went from making $20,000 a year to building a real estate investment empire out of Detroit. Ashley knew she wanted a more passive income so she could spend less time working and more time with her family. So, she put a lot of thought in, watched a lot of HGTV, and started doing the work! She mostly deals in single-family homes and buy-and-hold rentals, and throughout the episode, she takes us inside her process, from picking and flipping properties to managing her team and tenants. Whether you're just curious or about to take that first step into real estate yourself, what Ashley has to say is important information for anybody, so start taking notes and get ready to soak up all this knowledge! Keep up with Ashley on Instagram @detroit_investor!

Something that we talk about a lot at His & Her Money is student loans. With so many people out there struggling with their student loan debt, we know it can be overwhelming on a good day, but especially in today's uncertain times. Federal student loans are currently on pause until September, but then what? When school is officially back in session, where do you go from there? Well, for today's episode of the His & Her Money Show, we brought in somebody who's a bit of an expert on the whole subject of student loans and everything -- we mean EVERYTHING -- that comes with it. Robert Farrington is here dropping facts and wisdom on tackling your student loan debt and coming up with your own effective, stress-free approach to knocking them out as fast and smooth as possible! RESOURCES MENTIONED The College Investor | thecollegeinvestor.com/ LoanBuddy | loanbuddy.us/ Student Loan Forgiveness Options |https://thecollegeinvestor.com/578/ways-to-get-student-loan-forgiveness/ Financial Aid Programs By State | https://thecollegeinvestor.com/student-loan-financial-aid-by-state/ Student Aid Resources | studentaid.gov/ College Scorecard | collegescorecard.ed.gov/

Family is everything, and being able to guide our children spiritually and financially to shape their futures is such an important part of it. At first glance, it may look intimidating, but it doesn't have to be - and our guest today is living proof. For today's episode of the His & Her Money Show, Jerrad Lopes is on board to give us all some insight on his own personal growth as a father, and how he's helping guys around the world lead their families spiritually and beyond. Growing up without a dad shaped Jerrad's life more than he initially realized, and today he's a pastor dedicated to ministry and family as the founder of Dad Tired. When Jerrad created Dad Tired, it was completely unexpected. He wanted to create a space for men to come together and share their journeys and experiences, and it snowballed from there into something amazing. With his podcast and community, Jerrad is supplying resources to help guide fathers in leading their sons and daughters to Christ, success, and happiness, and pushing through the same adversaries he experienced himself towards fixing up and nurturing the ultimate family dynamic. This is such a great episode for anybody, and Jerrad is giving away so much wisdom on the topic of manhood, family building, and becoming the version of yourself that you always knew you could be! RESOURCES MENTIONED Jarrad's website Dad Tired Dad Tired and Loving it: Stumbling Your Way to Spiritual Leadership by Jerrad Lopes   Cry Like a Man: Fighting for Freedom from Emotional Incarceration by Jason Wilson

Entrepreneur extraordinaire Ayesha Selden is our guest and she's ready to drop some wisdom on everybody listening! Ayesha always knew she was gonna be successful, and she did THAT and THEN some. She took on the stock market and real estate industry single-handed. Furthermore, she built up a million-dollar business plan and amassed a strong set of values and wisdom along the way that she's spreading around as far as she can reach. Today, she's dropping some practical investment advice right here as well as keeping the conversation going on investment, wealth building. Ayesha also breaks down the importance of just going for it as up-and-coming black industry leaders and entrepreneurs. It's an incredible episode, and we hope you glean as much knowledge from Ayesha as we have - and that you might even want to get to work! Follow Ayesha on Twitter and Instagram @ayeshaselden! RESOURCES MENTIONED Mud 2 Millions: Ayesha Selten's 7 Step Wealth Cheat Codes 

Managing your money as a couple is a big deal. Whether you're still battling those student loans or already living debt-free, regardless, it's important that you and your partner are both on the same page. Nicole Iacovoni overcame her own financial crisis and is now using her experience to continue helping and inspiring other couples to do the same! In this episode of the His & Her Money Show, we have Nicole on board to walk us through her debt-free journey as an entrepreneur. Nicole is a licensed psychotherapist specializing in couples therapy. She had big plans when she decided to expand her mental health practice into a full-service wellness center, but before she knew it, she and her business were deep in debt and struggling to generate income with seemingly no way out. Not only did this negatively affect the practice, it starting to take its toll on her marriage too. That's where Nicole drew the line. She learned so many valuable lessons about marriage and money throughout the process of eliminating their debt, she's added financial therapy under her belt and is giving out advice, tips, tricks, and first-hand experience to anyone out there looking to take better control of their finances and start their own debt-free story!  RESOURCES MENTIONED https://nicoleiacovoni.com/date-your-money/

On this episode of the His and Her Money Show, certified financial planner Carter Cofield is back on the podcast and we're talking business: YOUR business. Carter knows what he's talking about when it comes to money so it's no question why we want you to hear everything he's got to say about entrepreneurship, and stepping out of your comfort zone to start your own business. RESOURCES MENTIONED Carter’s Deduct Everything Course CofieldAdvisors.com Rich Dad's CASHFLOW Quadrant: Rich Dad's Guide to Financial Freedom by Robert T. Kiyosaki

Today's episode of His & Her Money is all about entrepreneurship, and it's a game-changer! Our guest is celebrity financial coach Dr. Lynn Richardson: she's been here before, and by popular demand, she's back and breaking down the facts on home-based businesses, what they are, and why they're essential to work-life balance, wealth building, and financial independence. You can have your 9-to-5 and run your home-based business, or commit to it full-time, but whichever way you choose, Lynn knows having a home-based business is a MUST. And she'll tell you why! She's a goldmine of information and tips to success, so we hope you've got your pen and paper out to be taking some notes from this one. RESOURCES MENTIONED Lynn Richardson's classes

On today's episode of the His & Her Money Show, self-acclaimed "podcast nerd" and Do You Even Blog? founder Pete McPherson is here to lay it all out. Back in 2009, Pete unexpectedly launched his podcasting career with some friends. It was short-lived. So, he made the switch to accounting, then when he realized the corporate grind just wasn't the life for him, he decided it was time to hustle. Side hustle, that is. Over 50 failed blogs and online businesses later, Pete is back in the game as a full-time entrepreneur, blogger, and podcast rockstar. He's an awesome voice in the podcast and blogging community and a walking, talking wealth of information that any aspiring podcaster needs to know. If you're looking into starting your own blog or podcast, go on over to Do You Even Blog? and check out everything Pete has to offer in his Podcourse program so you can get started off on the right foot, backed by the tips and tricks you won't be finding anywhere else! RESOURCES Podcourse (Use the promo code HISHERMONEY for 20% Off) Do You Even Blog (Podcast) Podbean  Libsyn  RedCircle  Audacity  Auphonic  FixMyLevels

This episode discusses an area of your personal finance journey that has been overlooked. We are joined by Danielle Kunkle-Roberts to discuss the Health Savings Account and the benefits of opening one at any point in your financial journey.  Danielle is co-owner of Boomer Benefits, a licensed insurance agency that helps Baby Boomers navigate their entry into Medicare.  Health Savings Accounts or HSA’s are a great savings tool to put aside the necessary money for Medicare and what it’s going to cost you in your retirement. An HSA is an account that you can open when you have a qualifying high deductible health insurance plan that you can deposit money into tax-free that grows over time with interest that you can use to pay for qualified medical expenses.

This episode of the His & Her Money Show is ALL about credit. And we've got the best person to lead the conversation. Jeri Toliver is taking us through the ins and outs of the credit score and how our actions can impact it positively or negatively. But even Jeri wasn't always the most proactive person when it came to credit. She's letting us in on her story, a single mom of two realizing her financial situation wasn't what it needed to be, to where she is now as a homeowner with an 850 score and thriving. Bad credit can follow you around for life, or you could get serious and start making the changes now to get your credit right. Now that Jeri is getting all the good rates and seeing the benefits of having her credit in check, she's full of wisdom about how you can do the same while building wealth and setting yourself up for the future. She doesn't stop until she's covered all the bases, and this is a great episode for everyone! Keep up with Jeri @ FLYYCredit.com!   RESOURCES Jeri's 850 Blueprint Course  The Richest Man in Babylon by George S. Clason  Credit Karma  myFICO

The financial and personal freedom entrepreneurship can offer would be appealing to any couple. Though, it can feel impossible when your bank account is being drained by student loan debt every month.  Kelan and Brittany Kline found themselves in that exact position in 2016. With $40,000 in combined student loan debt, they were stuck in routines at jobs that left them uninspired.  After sitting down and taking a good hard look at what they had and deciding what they wanted, they came up with a plan that changed their financial trajectory. Over the course of three years, they were able to quit both of their jobs, figure out how to grow a successful online business and pay off all their student loan debt in 5 months. Yes, you read that right… 5 months! Listen in to learn how you can do the same. Kelan and Brittany share their experience navigating entrepreneurship while in debt. They talk about finding health insurance for their growing family, figuring out when it became the right time to walk away from their jobs and the challenges of working together as a couple.

There are questions we all ask ourselves: am I making enough money? Is it going to the right places? How do I keep building wealth and make the most of it without breaking the budget? These questions might be open-ended, but there ARE answers, and we hope you'll find some of those by tuning in with us today! This episode of His and Her Money, we dig deep into getting the most out of our income potential with Art Rainer. He's a writer, speaker, husband and father, and a motivator, looking out to help others hit all their financial goals. Today we're talking about his latest book, Find More Money: Increase Your Income to Tackle Debt, Save Wisely, and Live Generously, and breaking down how to make a few changes and best optimize our income to live the life you've always wanted. Art is laying it all out for us in this one, sharing the mindset and resources behind his God-first approach to finances and the tools he's used to build his own empire while inspiring everybody within his reach to do the same. From hitting the books and evaluating your debt elimination process, to launching your side hustle, Art is a voice of reason to us all and can light the fire under you to get your finances right and start reaching your goals today! RESOURCES MENTIONED artrainer.com Find More Money: Increase Your Income to Tackle Debt, Save Wisely, and Live Generously by Art Rainer The Money Challenge: 30 Days of Discovering God's Design for You and Your Money by Art Rainer  The Marriage Challenge: A Finance Guide for Married Couples by Art Rainer

On this episode of the His & Her Money Show, our guest is taking us to school on money mindsets. Takisha Artis is a financial life coach who loves to help women entrepreneurs generate wealth and manage their money the smart way, pushing her clients to get their minds right and develop the strategies that work best on an individual level. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN Finding your own version of wealth Revamping our outdated ideas of money Listening to your internal dialogue How Takisha breaks down money into categories for her clients Takisha's story, from bankruptcy to thriving Shaking the victim mentality and taking accountability for your own money choices RESOURCES MENTIONED Takisha's website

The world is changing, and our guest on this episode of the His & Her Money Show is watching it all go down and offering up some incredible advice. Dr. Derwin L. Gray is a husband, father, pastor, and author who came from a career in the NFL to found Transformation Church, a multiethnic South Carolina based community. Today we're talking about his new book and his thoughts on life in general, from race to the church to what happiness means to each and every one of us. RESOURCES MENTIONED The Good Life: What Jesus Teaches About Finding True Happiness by Dr. Derwin L. Gray  Transformation Church

In this episode of the His & Her Money Show, we're having THAT conversation with Arian Simone and Dr. Nicole Garner Scott. These women noticed the lack of financial education in the African-American community and did way more than just pay attention, they took it to heart and teamed up to start a movement. LEGACY OR LOSE is a campaign focused on bringing awareness and filling the cracks, doubling down on the importance of wealth-building, education, and financial literacy. Arian and Nicole have built a powerful community and they're here right now to share some of their insights on tackling the wealth gap and how together, we can leave bias and systemic oppression in the past. But this interview is just the tip of the iceberg for these two. They're a wealth of information and inspiration and there's so much more to know, so you can get involved and join the movement at legacyorlose.com! RESOURCES MENTIONED Legacy Or Lose Online! Courses | legacyorlose.com/courses nicolegarnerscott.com Amount Financial  ariansimone.com The Fearless Money Mindset: Broke Doesn't Scare Me by Arian Simone

Here at the His & Her Money Show, we love hearing debt-free stories, especially from smart money couples who got their head in the game and are crushing all their financial goals. In today's episode, we're talking with a couple whose story is a little bit different than the norm. Three years ago, Curt and Wendy kickstarted their debt-free ride with over 20 years of marriage, 6 kids, two full-time jobs, and $1,000,000 in debt between them. Yeah, you heard that right: a MILLION dollars. This couple is working on doing the impossible, paying off their monster debt and socking away money for their future and their kids. Today they share their strategy, mindset, budget tips, and how they even sold their SoCal house to tackle real estate investment to generate income. It's a crazy journey and they're not done yet - they've eliminated $650,000 of debt so far and can't wait to cross that financial independence finish line! RESOURCES MENTIONED Curt and Wendy’s website House of Fi on YouTube House of Fi Podcast

Today’s episode features Brian Dembowczyk discussing parenting and how to bring the bible into your children’s lives. Brian talks about mistakes that he made and what it feels like to feel unqualified to disciple your children. Brain’s journey in the ministry has led him to a focus on equipping parents on how to better minister to their children.  The discussion goes into depth about how to make your ministering fit for your family and your household. Things like having a discussion around the dinner table, praying together, and layering in opportunities to talk about God. Brian talks about structured times and unstructured times.  Brain Dembowczyk is a minister and author specializing in bringing biblical teachings to children with realistic steps and goal setting. Brian is the managing editor of the gospel project at Lifeway Christian Resources, leading the kid’s team helping kids and parents introduce the scriptures. Brian has experience in student and family ministries.

Over here at His and Her Money, we love hearing your debt elimination stories from smart money couples. In today's episode, we've got Nadia Malik telling us all about her inspiring journey. She and her husband have taken total control of their finances, and they've been living debt-free for 10 years. AND paid off a house. Did we mention this was almost all done on a single income? RESOURCES MENTIONED Nadia’s Website  Nadia’s YouTube Channel

As financial bloggers, His & Her Money sees hundreds of debt-free stories. We love to see those calculators out and the numbers going down, but these stories aren't just about the money, it's also about the people behind it. In today's episode, our guest's experience with becoming debt-free has a different spin on what money means to her and how she's used her financial smarts to better her life in unpredictable ways. We've got Kassandra Dasent here with us today, a boss lady CEO who went all-in to knock out her $55,000 consumer debt. A successful businesswoman with a passion for holistic wellness, once she realized her debt was holding her back, Kassandra was giving up her dream condo and saying goodbye for now to a lot of the luxuries in her life, just to get her finances right and become more fiscally responsible for the future. This wasn't just a financial journey, but a total lifestyle overhaul. While budgeting, saving, and upping her income potential, Kassandra was shaking off decades worth of bad habits and learning so much about herself and how she was managing her money. And now she's back to living her best life with her husband debt-free! Kassandra is a great example of putting in the work, and we hope you can learn a lot from her inspiring journey. RESOURCES MENTIONED www.kassandradasent.com/ twitter.com/KassandraDasent/ instagram.com/kassandradasent/ facebook.com/MindingYourMoneyKD/ linkedin.com/in/kassandradasent getrichslowly.org/

On today's episode of His & Her Money, we were so happy to link up with a couple from our Smart Money Couples group for a conversation about debt freedom. Christy is an elementary school teacher living in Qatar with her husband, and most of the debt she brought into their marriage was student loans. Several reasons pushed her towards paying off her debt, mostly her faith, and also the opportunities she realized she was missing out on. Initially, debt held Christy back from her dreams of being a missionary, and even after getting married, there were things the couple still struggled to do. And that's when it was time to hustle! RESOURCES MENTIONED teachanywhere.com/ teachaway.com/ www.searchassociates.com/

Rachel wasn't a stranger to real estate when she decided to make the switch to mobile home investment - she just wasn't totally prepared for all the twists and turns she'd hit along the way. The mobile home market is a completely different niche than single-family homes AND it's not the most talked-about investment opportunity. But no worries: on today's episode of the His & Her Money Show, Rachel is spreading the word on how she did it and how you can get started too! We hope you've got your pad and pencils out to take some notes and from Rachel as she breaks down the decision to go from burned-out landlord to mobile home investment superstar. She's got an insider perspective on how the market moves and some super helpful stepping stones for getting into the business, from choosing your communities, cutting your deals, negotiating with park owners, and so much more. She also gives us some of her top resources for budding investors, that she used during her own learning experience! Check out her blog, Adventures in Mobile Homes, to hear more of Rachel's story and get inspired. RESOURCES Rachel's Blog  Adventures in Mobile Homes: How I Got Started in Mobile Home Investing and How You Can Too! by Rachel Hernandez  Rachel's Top 10 Mobile Home Investing Books Rich Dad, Poor Dad: What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not! by Robert T. Kiyosaki  Mobile Home Wealth: How to Make Money Buying, Selling, and Renting Mobile Homes by Zalman Velvel Investing in Mobile Homes With Land by Tony Colella FREE Book (10 Dos and Don't to Get Started in Mobile Home Investing) Lonnie Scruggs PDF Book Deals on Wheels Rachel’s $2,000 Nightmare

Teamwork is a big deal in all aspects of relationships, but when it comes down to money, you HAVE to be on the same page. Here at the His & Her Money Show, we're always interested in hearing how different couples are tackling their finances, especially when it comes to total debt elimination. Sometimes it can be a tricky slope, but on today's episode, we've got Danielle, aka Amore Salute, sharing all about how she and her boyfriend paid off $325,134 worth of debt in just 4 years! Danielle and her boyfriend are both super savers. Already sharing a good money mindset was essential to starting their debt-free journey. When they bought their house, they immediately knew they wanted to pay it all off as soon as possible and knock out the rest of their student loans right along with it. And did they ever! Today Danielle is taking us play-by-play through their debt elimination strategies, from the moment they decided to turn over a new financial leaf, to wealth-building and the lucrative re-selling side hustle that Danielle discovered unexpectedly. You won't want to miss out on this one! RESOURCES MENTIONED amoresalute.weebly.com/ instagram.com/amoresalute/ poshmark.com/ poshmark.com/closet/emptyhanger Empty Hanger YouTube

These are some trying times for all of us. With the COVID-19 outbreak sweeping the nation, everything in our lives is a little confusing right now, including our finances. We want you to know, we get where you're coming from, and today's guest is coming through to break it all down. For this episode of His & Her Money, we've got a familiar face stepping up to the mic as Lynnette Khalfani-Cox joins us yet again. Lynette is a financial coach and getting her back on-board for this important conversation was a no-brainer - she's one of our trusted allies in the financial community, bringing her own strategies and practical advice to the table so you're informed, you're prepared, and you're staying safe. Stay connected with Lynette at askthemoneycoach.com! WHAT YOU WILL LEARN Sorting out the facts vs. fiction surrounding the stimulus package A step-by-step breakdown to unemployment Lynette's insights on managing your money during a crisis Slowing down and figuring out during quarantine Empire-building for the future Answering your questions on 41k loans The importance of knowing your own finances, even if you have an accountant RESOURCES MENTIONED Lynette's List of State Maximum Unemployment Benefits (2020)

We've all heard about toxic people and relationships. Even if you don't realize it at first, not everyone in your life is going to be a positive influence and it's easier than you might think to miss the red flags of a toxic person in your circle. Sometimes we do notice, but we just don't want to act on it. The His & Her Money Show isn't just a financial podcast - we're here to help you with life, marriage, and all things in between, and today's guest is here to do just that. Dr. Laura Dabney is a psychiatrist specializing in psychotherapy, and an expert on identifying toxic people and relationships and helping others figure out just what to do with them. Whether it's a friend, partner, or family member, there are steps you can take to distance yourself and either cut ties completely or put in some work to better the relationship. Laura breaks it down for us with some invaluable tips for avoiding the negative influence of others and surrounding yourself with the positives. Her pearls of wisdom can apply to all sorts of situations - yes, even financially - and we hope you can implement them into your lives and break any toxic cycle you might find yourselves in. RESOURCES MENTIONED drldabney.com/ instagram.com/lauradabneycom/

A sizable amount from a savings account and a small amount of money from a lawsuit settlement were the two methods that our guest today used to pay off her $62,000 debt in a little over a year.  Kiara lost her job right when she had a plan to pay off her student’s loan debt in 8 years or maybe 5 years if she worked hard enough. But that suddenly took on a different turn when she suddenly got fired and she had to sue her former employer.  Kiara shares how being an avid saver helped her pay off her debt faster even when she did not have a stable job. She also shares how the sacrifice of living at home helped her pay off her debt faster than most people. Listen in to learn how Kiara has a principal of saving 10% of her income whether she is employed, underemployed or unemployed. You will also learn how she used the snowball method when consolidating her loans- which is basically paying off the smaller loans with the largest interests first. Resources Mentioned The Richest Man in Babylon by George S. Clason Focus Groups: Focus Point Global Schlesinger Lucas Market Research Brand Ambassador Program: Fusion Event Staffing ATN Event Staffing Havas Street

A couple needs to be on the same page when it comes to major decision making like paying off debt, which is what our guests today did to finally pay off theirs.  Marek and Kothney-Issa were initially living life to the fullest, enjoying their marriage without caring about the debt. This was until Marek came across Dave Ramsey on the internet and brought the matter up with his wife.  They share the strategy they used to pay off their $120k worth of debt in 24 months. They also share why they decided to live in a tiny house and why they believe it’s a good investment. Listen in to learn why you might be spending more money than you need monthly and why you need to do the math to start paying off that debt. You will also learn how you can still have a strong marriage even when working multiple jobs.

Cutting off expenses drastically, budgeting, and keeping a spending record were some of the major steps that saw today’s guest pay off her debt in less than 2 years.  Tracie is a 100% self-employed freelance photographer who only got serious about paying off her $75,000 debt in August 2018. The overwhelming burden of debt prompted her to take the necessary action. Tracie shares how being a self-employed entrepreneur with an unstable income became her excuse for making slow debt repayments. She also shares how listening to other people’s stories on the His and Her Money show brought her to the realization that she wasn’t doing enough to finish off her debt. Listen in to learn how you can also pay off your debt even without a stable income. You will also learn how to raise your rates as a freelancer, and ask for what you deserve which might be of huge help in paying off that debt you owe.

From a young age, both Chris and his wife had the anti-debt mentality, which helped drive them to early retirement, and to be successful before their wedding day. This level of commitment can be replicated by taking a step back and looking at taxes, payment plans, finance, etc. from a different perspective. In this episode of the His & Her Money Show, you will hear about the amazing story of Chris Mamula, and how he retired at “41”. RESOURCES MENTIONED Can I Retire Yet ChooseFI Podcast ChooseFI: Your Blueprint to Financial Independence  Chris Mamula’s Twitter  

Today we have Rob and Melissa to introduce us to Flea Market Flipper, and the strategies to turn something that has been thrown away or neglected, into something valuable.  Incredibly, they have managed to turn this hobby into a profitable business and have encouraged many to do the same. It’s that simple, but not easy to accomplish. In this episode of the His & Her Money Show, you will hear about the incredible journey that Rob and Melissa have taken, and how the Flea Market can be of value to you. RESOURCES MENTIONED Flea Market Flipper The Flea Market Flipper University Flea Market Flipper YouTube

Supplementing your income with a side hustle can make a world of difference when it comes to paying down debt or boosting your savings. Today’s guest has been able to do both.  After Julie and her husband paid off over $90,000 in debt, she was able to take her side hustles to another level when she started to make money on Etsy. As a new mom balancing a full-time job and two other side hustles including her blog, Millenial Boss and show the Fire Drill Podcast, Julie has managed to add an additional $6,000 to her income since starting her Etsy store, The Swag Elephant. Julie shares what she's learned in starting up this lucrative hustle and how with the use of digital products, she’s been able to create a semi-passive flow of income for her and her family. Listen in to learn how you can do the same and why established platforms like Etsy are prime for launching any good product— even if you don't have one crafty bone in your body. Resources Mentioned: E-Printables Side Hustle Course Power Couples University Fire Drill Podcast How Julie paid off $100,000 in debt

Ladies, if a man confessed to having a huge debt while you are dating, would you go ahead and marry them? Many ladies would never give it a shot. The fear of getting into a marriage and bringing in debt is real! Today on the show, we have a couple that did not allow debt to stop them from getting married. Alfred brought in a debt of $145,000, while Felice made sure that she brought in no debt. When they got married, they agreed on aggressively paying off Alfred’s debt. They went headlong into their debt freedom journey when they came to a point where they felt the need to pause their efforts. Tune in to find out the powerful reason why and the lessons they've learned along the way. Resources Mentioned:  Frugal Freddy Website 8 Essential Steps to Getting out of Debt

Bill’s story is a little different from the other stories you may have heard on the His & Her Money Show. That’s because Bill’s (aka Billy B.) story starts off with a 10-year sentence….but it ends with a $300,000 net worth and marriage at the end.  Bill survived a 10-year prison sentence and a life of partying, drugs, and addiction to become an entrepreneur, speaker, investor, and owner of the Wealth Well Done blog. You can find out more about him on his website,  Facebook, or Twitter.  

One of the reasons most of us don’t want to tackle the debt is fear. We don’t want to risk failure. Najee and Jennifer don’t see it that way. They see the risk in NOT tackling your debt and they share why in this episode. They share their journey and the unique strategies that took them from $80,000 down to $11,000 in student and car loans in just 3 years.   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN  How Najee and Jennifer both got on board with their debt freedom budget, even though they have different spending styles The one thing that put Najee and Jennifer on track to cut their debt Why they automated the spending process to control their finances Why Najee and Jennifer chose not to travel during their debt-free journey The big mental switch that helped Najee switch from being a spender to a saver in their debt-free journey Why a vacation may not be what you think Jennifer’s and Najee’s unique strategies to stay on the debt-free track Encouraging your spouse or partner during their debt-free journey An easy-to-use visual reminder to help you stay on track with debt What to do when you make a mistake during your big-free journey   RESOURCES MENTIONED Smart Money, Smart Kids  Total Money Makeover    

There are plenty of courses that teach you how to “run the numbers” when it comes to picking stocks on Wall Street, but there are very few people talking about the two most essential factors behind those numbers, discipline, and behavior.  This is why Dr. Crosby and the His & Her Money tackle the issue of your brain and investing. The more you know about your mindset and behavior toward money is a powerful skill that will return a nice profit to your wallet.   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN  Passing on financial literacy to the next generation Helping the next generation start investing- -and why they should start early Why is investing in Wall Street so complicated? Why investing is great for fund managers, but no so great for the average individual investor What kind of investments should we be looking at? Why expenses are very important in investing How to diversity your portfolio...and why it should be a global  How to deal with psychological roadblocks that keep you from investing Why you should invest in more than stock (aka yourself)   RESOURCES MENTIONED The Behavioral Investor Dr. Daniel Crosby’s previous episode on The His & Her Money Show Motley Fool Morning Star The Retirement Gamble  

In this episode, Reginald and Pamela share the first steps they took to get out of debt and how they made the transition into full-time entrepreneurs and homeschooling parents.  They also share how they balance their unique approaches to money (Pamela is the visionary and Reginald is the number cruncher) to build two profitable businesses that work for their family. Oh...and did we for that both of these businesses without debt. On top of that,  they also bought 41 acres of land in cash.    WHAT YOU WILL LEARN  How a nursing career led Pamela to entrepreneurship Balancing a risk-taking personality vs visionary in a relationship Balancing entrepreneurship and getting out of debt at the same time Financially surviving as a family when you take a leap of faith How Reginald and Palmer relied on faith to take strategic leaps How Pamela developed a new business based on need The sacrifices Reginald and Palmer had to take on their debt-free journey Pamela’s and Reginald's perspective shift on debt and wealth How Reginald and Pamela built two multi-million dollar businesses...without debt How to grow a debt-free business   RESOURCES MENTIONED Instagram picture of purchased land in Montana Zillow QuickBooks Accounting Terms Every Business Owner Should Know (Quickbooks.com)   THANKS FOR LISTENING! Thanks for tuning in to us on The His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section below. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post.

In this episode, George Howard shares his story of how he transitioned from failure to tax sales guru and his strategy for picking the right property in a tax lien sale to buying the right properties so you can build an income stream that will bring you closer to your dreams.   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN  George’s story of turning $500 into an investment that became 100 properties and a business...without debt Why almost anyone can buy a tax lien The different types of tax liens you can buy and the different types of sales you can get them The $500 investment that became a $200,000 reward for a savvy tax lien investor   Do I need a license to buy a lien? Do I need an attorney? How should you prepare for a tax sale? Does every state have a tax sale? How do you decide if a property is worth it? Why you shouldn’t get overly emotional off any sale in investing Is a building an asset or a liability? How about land? How do you know which properties to hold and which ones to sell? Should you ever use debt to invest? Why (and how) he’s preparing for an economic crash   RESOURCES MENTIONED Financial Freedom University courses (Use code HAHM for 50% off!)

On the His & Her Money Show, we’ve covered real estate investing from a lot of different angles:...but never live this. As Byron and Sharnice lost their jobs and needed a reliable source of income. Byron had tried real estate investing a few years before but was never able to make it a good profit. Then one day, Byron heard a podcast about a very interesting real estate investing opportunity with very low cash and didn’t require having a perfect score. That opportunity was investing in mobile homes. Find out how Byron and Sharnice took this investing opportunity (that most of us didn’t hear about) and turned it into new streams of income for their family and education for a whole new kind of investor.

Today’s episode features another couple’s debt-freedom journey...with a twist. Like all of the other couples we’ve interviewed, Brad and Tara worked together to conquer a mountain of debt. The difference between Brad and Tara’s story is their path toward debt freedom.  This couple’s debt-free journey included two full-time jobs, a profitable side business, two kids, a death in the family, and a move to a new home. If you’re ready to hear how this couple conquered over $180,000 in debt in a little over two years while running a business and two full-time jobs..and came out on the other side more appreciative of the “ordinary life”, you don’t want to miss out on this episode. Brad Finn is a physics teacher and owner of a profitable small business (brewery) who was earning a 6-figure salary. After realizing that he was losing money on his expensive lifestyle, he followed his wife Tara on a debt-cutting journey. You can find out more about him on his website, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, or Twitter   Tara Finn is also a teacher, Mom, Crossfitter, and marathoner who inspired and supported Brad through a debt-free journey to conquer a 6-figure debt and turn it into financial freedom. You can find out more about her on Instagram. 

For  Jason Butler, the journey to debt freedom is not a straightforward path, but it is real.  Inspired by other money bloggers, he made a goal of paying off his debt in 3 years. As he says, “He failed miserably.” But that failure sparked a new side hustle empire (powered by eBay) for Jason. That journey, along with strategies, is what Jason shares in this episode of The His & Her Money Show. Jason shares some of his top flips (and duds) while sharing his strategy for keeping costs low, managing inventory, and making the transition to owning your own store.    WHAT YOU WILL LEARN  The up and down realities of a debt-free journey Finding the right side hustle for you The process behind Jason choosing eBay as a key side hustle Best flips Jason made on eBay Biggest mistakes eBay newbies make  How do you find the right items to resell on eBay? Controlling costs on eBay: How much do you spend buying items? Shipping: How do you avoid high shipping costs? Managing your eBay inventory  Pricing strategies: Buy it Now (Fixed price) vs eBay Auction Jason’s eBay & debt-free goals for the future Should you start with an eBay store first? ll of the stuff (like loan requirements) when you’re investing?   RESOURCES MENTIONED eBay Thrifters Facebook Group Getting Started as an eBay Seller (The Balance Careers)   THANKS FOR LISTENING! Thanks for tuning in to us on The His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section below. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post.

Money is a very important part of the relationship when you’re a couple, but it isn’t the ONLY part. There’s also romance. Romance is the glue that brings two people together. Romance is what keeps a couple together. But in the daily mix of work, kids, school trips, doctor’s visits, family trips, and more, things like “date night” or simply talking to your partner become less and less of a priority. Austin and Rachel Holt want to change that. In this episode of the His & Her Money Show, Austin and Rachel Holt share their advice on strengthening your relationship by managing a different budget, your time. If you are in a relationship that has lost its spark because you don’t have time, this episode will provide practical steps that you can use today to start making a positive change for your relationship’s future. Austin and Rachel Holt are marriage counselors who run the marriage counseling business, Because Marriage Matters. Shownotes - https://www.hisandhermoney.com/443

On today’s episode of The His & Her Money Show, we talk about two issues that aren’t usually talked about in the same sentence, faith, and real estate. Yet, Paul Moore found a way to combine faith and real estate in his life and he shares the wisdom he learned along the way. In the first half of this episode, Paul shares how he ended up in $2 million in debt and how he tithed and gave his way to a debt-free life. In the second half of this episode, Paul breaks down commercial vs residential real estate, real estate syndication, and crowdfunding. Paul discusses the current state of “house flipping” and what investors can do instead to work less for a bigger return.   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN  Paul’s downward life spiral after he sold his company for millions How Paul got into $2 million in debt ...and got out debt by tithing and faith The difference between speculating and investing The faith-driven, inspirational story of George Mueller Why your mindset matters when you are giving or tithing Real estate crowdfunding Is real estate crowdfunding better than investing on your own? The difference between commercial and residential estate investing Barriers to commercial real estate investing..and how to get around them What’s real estate syndication? The big “Why?” that drives Paul’s social justice mission What you can do to fight human trafficking   RESOURCES MENTIONED The Perfect Investment: Create Enduring Wealth from the Historic Shift to Multifamily Housing The Inspiring Life of George Müller(GuidePosts.com) Bigger Pockets Realty Mogul Fundrise Realty Shares Freedom Place Project Nefarious  Exodus Cry Wellings Capital  

The debt-free story of James and Cathy isn’t your typical “we saved money and hustled to get out of debt “ story.  It’s a bit more complicated than that.  It’s also a debt-busting strategy that isn’t for the weak. After paying off close to $60,000 in loans, credit cards, and student loans, they switched to a high-paying strategy known as the Velocity Banking to pay off their house early. Tune in if you are looking for a non-traditional way to pay off debt along with the practical steps you need to make sure you stay on the “paid” side of credit.  Cathy St. Louis is a Mom and blogger who works from home and blogs about simplicity and a debt-free lifestyle. You can follow her and James’  journey on their website and Instagram.   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN  What caused James and Cathy to make the shift to debt crushers Why Catchy and James decided to trade in a car to save on expenses and continue their debt journey How to manage debt when one partner is a big spender Why ego is a big part of the issue with overspender Getting a good deal on your car trade-in Building a sales cushion while paying off debt Using bigger sums of money (like a bonus or tax refund) to pay off debt Cathy and James’ unique strategy of using the HELOC to pay off a debt off fast Why James and Cathy chose to use the Velocity Banking method in the first place How they invested in Velocity Banking without getting   RESOURCES MENTIONED What is Private Mortgage Insurance? Bankrate Velocity Banking Calculator   THANKS FOR LISTENING! Thanks for tuning in to us on The His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section below. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post.

Whatever you do in life, is a God giving feature and a blessing. That is the message Jordan Raynor preaches to the public and those who are willing to listen. Benjamin Franklin stated, “Be a Jack of All Trades and a Master of One!”. It is inevitable to be a ‘Jack of All Trades’ or to have many skills and talents, however, it is often that we are not a master of a single skill or talent within our arsenal.  In this episode of the His & Her Money Show, we discover the story of Jordan Raynor, and know that everything we do, is an opportunity to be excellent!   THANKS FOR LISTENING Thanks for tuning in to us on The His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section below. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post.

Real estate investing is an activity that’s becoming popular by the day, but how do you get started? How do you make the leap from potential real estate investor to someone who’s walking out with a loan for a new soon-to-be money-making property? In this episode of the His & Her Money Show, we talk with one of the experts that can get you started. Jarrod Greer is the VP of Mortgage Lending at Guaranteed Rate and a renovation specialist who can help you navigate the paperwork you need to start making a profit.   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN  What do I need to be a real estate investor? Buying and investing in real estate after the 2006-07 Recession...and possibly a future recession House hacking Why you need to plan more before we buy a home Your credit score: How does it impact real estate investing and how can I improve it? Difference between FHA (Federal Housing Authority) loans and commercial loans What’s the best credit score for an ideal rate? Renovation loans- What it is and how can I get one? Debt ratio-What is it and how does it impact my real estate investing How much money do I have to put down for an investment? ARV(After-repair value) and its impact on a renovation loan Why you need a team when you invest in real estate What you need to know before you meet a loan officer Why is it important to know all of the stuff (like loan requirements) when you’re investing?   RESOURCES MENTIONED How to Get Started with House Hacking Federal Housing Authority Loans (HUD) FHA vs Commercial Loan: Which One is Right for You? (NerdWallet) How to Get Started with House Hacking to Build Real Estate Wealth (College Investor)   THANKS FOR LISTENING! Thanks for tuning in to us on The His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section below. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post.

Erica Wade brings the “hustle” when it comes to kicking debt’s butt and she shares her journey with us on the His & Her Money Show.  Tune in if you are ready to hear how Erica slashed her debt, built a mini side hustle empire and live a financially disciplined life that inspires others while treating yourself at the same time.   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN  The lasting positive impact the His & Her Money Show had on Erica  Tackling different types of debt What to do when you get overboard with budgeting ...and how Erica fixed the problem The most important account in Erica’s budget Why you should have fun built into your budget Handling the extra money from a side hustle How to balance a side hustle with the rest of your life Dealing with naysayers on your debt-free journey Going beyond the side hustle” Erica’s plan to move from side hustle to side hustle empire   RESOURCES MENTIONED The His and Her Money Show To Do Better With Your Money in 2019, Focus on Self-Care (StudentLoanHero.com)   THANKS FOR LISTENING! Thanks for tuning in to us on The His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section below. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post.

In this episode of the His & Her Money, Clark Kendall shares how it’s possible for everyday, middle-class people like your janitors, hair salon owners, and teachers have the potential to become millionaires through smart, strategic investing.  Clark Kendall is the President of Kendall Capital Management and author of the fantastic book Middle-Class Millionaire. Furthermore, Clark has 30 years of experience in investment and wealth management with the academic knowledge obtained from the Chartered Financial Analyst® (CFA), Accredited Estate Planner (AEP®), and CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER (CFP®) programs.   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN  How his childhood & passion for working with the middle class led him to write “Middle-Class Millionaire” Biggest misconceptions about retirement How to set yourself up for smart investing...even if you don’t have a million dollars in the bank Why you should adopt a saver’s mindset to become a better investor Why Clark says we need to rethink retirement Teaching financial literacy to your kids The unique way Clark taught his kids financial literacy How can someone get started in investing? What is tax diversification?   RESOURCES Middle-Class Millionaire: Surprisingly Simple Strategies to Grow and Enjoy Your Wealth 40% of Americans can't cover a $400 emergency expense (CNN Money) Rule of 72 (Investopedia) Uniform Gifts to Minors Act (Investopedia) Qualified Charitable Deductions (TheBalance)   THANKS FOR LISTENING! Thanks for tuning in to us on The His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post.

A couple committed to a debt-free journey is a force to be reckoned with… In this “In the middle” episode, we talk with Walter and Latasha about the strategies and inspiration that helped them knock off $22,000 out of their $66,000 worth of debt within months.    WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE Why Walter and Latasha decided to make their debt-free journey a family affair  The sacrifices Latasha and Walter made to stay on their debt freedom plan Getting your spouse on board when you’re on a debt-free journey Why April decided to sell her home (for a good profit) to knock thousands of dollars in debt The big step Walter and Latasha took to save money while paying off debt How to adjust your debt freedom plan with your pay schedule  The mindset shift about debt that transformed how Latasha and Walter felt about the debt The medical wake-up call that helped Latasha see the importance of having a back-up plan The financial legacy Walter and Latasha wants to leave for their children Walter and Latasha’s plans for the future Finding opportunities to pay for your goals while paying off your debt at the same time Dealing with emergencies and new bills on your debt freedom journey Why your debt-free journey affects more than you   RESOURCES Walter and Latasha on Instagram (@simplyfitandfrugal)

When it comes to commitment in the debt-free journey, there is commitment...and then there is the April Wesley level of commitment. This is the kind of commitment that led April to do whatever it took to kick debt out of her life. Whether that was selling her car and riding the bus until she could afford to buy one, adopting a zero-based budget and not going over that budget even if she only had $3.00 left for food that week. In this episode of the His & Her Money Show, you will hear about the incredible “getting out of debt” story of April Wesley.    WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE The life-altering moment that made April become a debt fighter The important resource April turned to feed her new debt-free financial mindset (Hint: You’re reading about it right now) The first steps April took to begin her debt-crushing lifestyle Why you need boundaries in your personal finance journey The unique way April built a money mindset while broke The dramatic step that April took that shocked everyone How to sell your car for the highest price...even if you still owe money for it Dealing with criticism on your debt-free journey Why April decided to sell her home (for a good profit) to knock thousands of dollars in debt   RESOURCES Total Money Makeover Kelly Blue Book Buying a Used Car: Private Seller or Dealer? (AutoTrader.com) What is a Debt Avalanche? (NerdWallet.com) April Wesley on Instagram Reign Budget Curation on Instagram Queenship Restored on Instagram Queenship Restored website

In this episode, Bart and Felicia talk about the process of going from having hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt to a debt-free lifestyle that is creating an entirely new reality for the financial future of their family.    WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE The importance of having an accountability partner in your debt-free journey How to deal with the fear of a budget How to deal with the fear of facing your debt The strategy Bart and Felicia used to knock out $35,000 in debt in just 6 months How Bart and Felicia tackled a $100,000+ mortgage Why you need to have fun while you’re cutting your debt How Bart and Felicia dealt with social pressure to remain financially disciplined Telling your family and friends about your debt-free journey Felicia’s and Bart’s next ambitious goals The impact Felicia’s and Bart’s financial decisions will have on the financial future of their kids   RESOURCES Dave Ramsey’s Baby Steps 9 Easy Steps to Make Your Next Family Budget Meeting Awesome

Jason and Desiree are another couple in the middle of their debt journey, but their story (like everyone else’s) is unique.  In their situation, Desiree and Jason are tackling student loans and mortgage along with medical bills, credit card debt, and more. Despite all of this, they have tackled the medical bills, car loans, credit cards, and have an eye on knocking out the rest.   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN  How Jason and Desiree finally committed to a debt-free journey after trying inconsistently for years How to balance saving and spending Budgeting strategies to balance budgeting and saving The hardest part of being in the middle of a debt-free journey How to deal with haters and naysayers (and people who just don’t know) on your debt journey How do you adjust your debt when emergencies (like a new baby) happen? Keeping your partner accountable during your debt-free journey How to avoid arguments with your partner when you have different spending happens   RESOURCES MENTIONED Rachel Cruze podcast Chris Hogan Show How the Debt Snowball Method works

On today’s episode of The His & Her Money Show, we talk with Lawrence Gonzalez about building a comprehensive wealth that builds a new family legacy. In the pursuit of a good career, Lawrence’s net worth was a negative six figures. With hard work and plan that started with an embarrassing credit card moment in the store, Lawrence is pulling himself out of debt and has a positive, 6-figure net worth. On top of that, Lawrence is using the lessons and experiences from his childhood to maximize every cent of his money through a variety of tools including Health Savings Accounts (HSAs), 401Ks, rental income, house hacking, and more.    WHAT YOU WILL LEARN How Lawrence moved from a net worth of NEGATIVE six figures to a POSITIVE six figures The wake-up call moment that pushed Lawrence to take ownership of his money The sneaky little financial habits that were destroying Lawrence’s money goals The steps Lawrence took to start taking ownership of his money How Lawrence ended up moving from an estimated $20,000+ salary to $64,000 in a year The importance of mindset when you’re making financial moves for the better The lessons and experience Lawrence used to help him today Why personal finance should be about YOUR personal finances What is a “Net-Max” plan? Why we should prioritize our money to fit our definition of happiness Finding ways to increase savings with the money you already have How Lawrence is using rental income to fund his mother’s retirement  and change his family legacy Lawrence’s secret strategy for real estate investment The triple tax advantages of HSA’s   RESOURCES MENTIONED Toastmasters International  What is an HSA? (NerdWallet.com) What Is a 401(k)? (Washington Street Journal) What Are the Differences Between SSI and SSA Benefits? Cozy (rental app) What Is An HSA? Health Savings Account Tax Advantages Draw Fans Lawrence Gonzalez on LinkedIn L’Union Suite   Today’s show is sponsored by Legal and General America. Legal & General America makes understanding and applying for life insurance easy. Also, agents are standing by to help you determine the best coverage to fit your family’s needs. Visit  HisandHerMoney.com/lgapodcast to get started on your journey toward financial wellness.

In this episode of the His and Her Money Show, we talk with Marcia about her debt-free journey. We’ll cover how faith sparked Marcia’s drive to get rid of her debt, how she stayed on track, and what she is doing now as a person free of debt.   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN  How faith pushed Marcia Armstrong to finally take care of her debt The tools and resources Marcia you used to start getting out of debt...and remain out of debt How to increase your income  to help you pay off debt faster How Marcia celebrated that last payment that set her free from debt How Marcia developed a public speaking career from scratch How to stay accountable during your debt-free journey What she is enjoying after becoming debt-free Why Marcia says getting debt-free was bigger than one person   RESOURCES MENTIONED Total Money Makeover How to Stay Motivated on Your Financial Journey With a Visual Board How to Make a Zero-Based Budget The Millionaire Next Door The Pressure Trap: Breaking Free from the Pressures of Society to Become Who God Called You to Be  

On this episode of His & Her Money, we sit down with Terrence and Erica to discuss how they’ve invested in their financial education to build their portfolio from one, duplex investment to owning multiple real estate, insurance, and property management businesses.   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN The difference between sweat equity and check equity How to learn and grow with your business How to increase your real estate investment returns The importance of asking questions Maximizing value in rentals How making mistakes can be an investment in your own education   RESOURCES MENTIONED The Millionaire Mind by Thomas J. Stanley Who Took My Money? by Robert T. Kiyosaki TM 5 Properties Murphy Signature Homes Terrence Murphy Realtor IG: @terrencerealtor IG: @TM5Properties

There are debt-free stories, and then there’s the story of Freddie and Sahirenys. This couple was not only able to clear $90,000+ in debt but also saved enough money to leave their jobs, start a business, get married, and raise two kids. On top of that, Sahirenys and Freddie did this in 5 years!   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN  Why your debt-free journey and budgeting approach should be personal to your situation How the Recession affected the way Freddie and Sahirenys looked at their debt Having conversations with your partner to make sure you are focused on the same financial goals Changing the conversation about student loans: The conversation Freddie and Sahirenys had about student loans  How the Recession changed Sahirenys and Freddie’s approach to a debt-free life How Sahirenys and Freddie set up an emergency fund while building a business and raising a family How they dealt with a family medical emergency...and kept up with their debt freedom plan Developing skills that allow you to get multiple jobs What to do about personal finance when your life doesn’t fit the textbook Why families of color need to share their debt freedom stories and have access to the right resources Balancing short-term and long-term needs in your budget as a couple The High 5 Banking Method   RESOURCES MENTIONED Mint Rich Dad, Poor Dad The Poised LIfestyle (Sahirenys’ website) Poised Lifestyle on Instagram  

Sometimes, beginning your debt-free journey requires making some financial mistakes. Danielle Martin, a single, recently graduated college student, had to get herself about 39k in student loan, car loan, and credit card debt before she finally shifted her mindset and took steps towards paying off her debt. Although she left college with 13k in student loan debt, about six months out of college, she not only moved out of her parents’ house and into an apartment, sending half of her paycheck to rent, but also decided to buy a car, taking out another 23k in loans.  She had more than doubled her debt within her first month of moving into an apartment, and rather than saving up and paying it off, she continued to spend her money on shopping. It wasn’t until both her debit card and credit card had been declined that she finally realized she needed to make some lifestyle changes.   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN Shifting your mindset to take steps towards eliminating debt Staying motivated by celebrating every win Making sacrifices early to invest in your future   RESOURCES MENTIONED The Total Money Makeover by Dave Ramsey  

In this episode of “In the Middle,” we talk to Anthony and Luan, a couple that has just finished paying off 15k of credit card debt in the past 7 months. They are still “in the middle” of their debt-free journey, and they now plan to take on their student loans and mortgage in the hopes of eliminating all debt.   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN How to surround yourself with debt-free influences How to cut back and only spend money on necessities Steps to have conversations with a partner about debt Tips to prioritize needed purchases How to hold each other accountable as partners to stay focused How to change your perspective on paying off debt as an investment in the future rather than paying off the past   RESOURCES MENTIONED Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert T. Kiyosaki and Tim Wheeler The Total Money Makeover by Dave Ramsey Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill The Slight Edge by Jeff Olson The Compound Effect by Darren Hardy

So often, paying off debt can leave you thinking of the past - past spending, previous loans, perhaps past mistakes. But what if you approached paying off your debt as investing in your future? In this episode of His & Her Money, we sit down with Zach Pursley, a flight attendant for Delta Airlines. With over $47k of debt paid off within less than three years, Zach is proof that, with the correct mindset, determination, and, at times, sacrifice, it is absolutely possible to become debt-free in a short amount of time.   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN How to make small sacrifices to live frugally How to move home to save money Ways to set up a money-saving budget How to prioritize which loans to pay off Keeping a positive attitude and approach to paying off debt

On today’s episode of The His & Her Money Show, we talk with passive real estate investing guru and podcaster, Marco Santarelli. If getting into real estate investing is something that you’ve always wanted to do, but never made the leap Marco Santarelli is a voice you need to listen to. In this episode, Marco shares the story of how and why he got into real estate investing at the early age of 18.  Marco also takes time to break down the principles of real estate investing in his “10  Rules of Successful Investing”. These rules cover the principles of long-term real estate investing at a level that any beginner with a potential rental property can understand. He explains how to set investment goals, how to calculate profits, and how to set up your real estate team for success.   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE Why Marco started investing at 18 and what he learned from the process The biggest mistake he made on his first rental property Why is real estate a good investment? The 10 Rules of Successful Real Estate Investing How to educate yourself as a real estate investor How to set investment goals How to calculate profit from your real estate deals How can we know if a real estate deal looks good on paper? Should I have more than one bank account? What does “market agnostic” mean? The importance of hiring the right team for long-distance investing The top-down approach when picking a real estate property Diversifying your portfolio Signs of a good (and professional) property management company How to manage your real estate team for success   RESOURCES MENTIONED Think Realty magazine Realty 411 magazine National REIC magazine Other real estate magazines (BiggerPockets.com) Passive Real Estate Investing podcast Norada Real Estate Investments

Kyle Depiesse and his wife were deep in debt when a single search into his life-to-date income launched him into a thirty-eight-month journey to completely eliminate his debt. Since then, they have paid off two mortgages and a car loan, totaling up to $380,000 of debt.    WHAT YOU WILL LEARN Ways to communicate with and motivate a partner to tackle debt and make life changes How to stay connected and inspired by your goals and dreams How to set and celebrate smaller milestones Tips to budget on an irregular income How to live below your means How to increase your income by capitalizing on your own value Strategies to set your partner up for success as a stay-at-home parent   RESOURCES MENTIONED The 5 Love Languages by Gary Chapman Kyle's IG: @kyle_depiesse

On today’s episode of The His & Her Money Show, we talk about investing, but not from the perspective you might expect. We talk with Danielle Town, daughter of the investing legend, Phil Town, about the other side of investing. Danielle Town, who calls herself a “non-natural investor”,  shares why we need to consider our emotions when we invest and how to use that knowledge to our advantage. She also shares a unique investing strategy (used by Warren Buffett, himself) to take as much stress as possible out of investing.   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE Why investing can feel scary...even for a corporate lawyer and the daughter of a very famous investor Dealing with rational and irrational fear in investing How to move past the fear of investing Becoming comfortable with investing...even if you aren’t a numbers person Why should we learn about investing anyway? What is inflation? What is value investing? Why value investing is a good investment for “set it and forget it” and non-natural investors Charlie Munger’s 4 principles of successful value investing How do you pick a good company to invest in? When you should (and shouldn’t) use your emotions to guide your investment decisions How do you deal with the emotional roller coaster of investing news? Understanding your emotional connection to money   RESOURCES Invested: How Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger Taught Me to Master My Mind, My Emotions, and My Money (with a Little Help from My Dad) 4 charts will totally change how you think about saving money (CNBC.com) DanielleTown.com Danielle Town on YouTube

On today’s episode of The His & Her Money Show, we talk about a unique business opportunity that you might not have heard about, being a mobile notary. While the job of “mobile notary” doesn’t get a lot of press, it gets a lot of work. As the owner of a notary agency and notary training school, Andre Hatchett will tell you, notaries are needed everywhere.  Mobile notaries are needed to witness documents, sign loans, verify wills, take fingerprints, and much more.  Mobile notaries can make good money, whether they work part-time or full-time. In this episode, Andre shares everything you need to know to get started right after you listen to the podcast episode. He covers how to get into the business (and why he decided to become a notary), how much money you can expect, how to get training, and how to grow your business through marketing and specialization.   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE What is a notary? How do I become a mobile notary? Can you make a full-time income from being a notary? How much can you really make as a notary? What makes a successful notary? How much time do you have to spend to make this profitable? Secure at your job vs “self-employed”: Dealing with criticism as an entrepreneur What safety precautions can mobile notaries take? Insurance and tools: What kind of tools do I need to be a mobile notary? Do I need insurance? Should  I have a website? Is there still space in the market for someone just starting out? How do you grow as a mobile notary? Are the mobile notary services that bring in more money? How do you upsell notary services?   RESOURCES MENTIONED The Notary Business School (Use promo code: HAHM30 for 30% off) Directory of Secretary of State Offices and Websites Toll-Free Forwarding 123 Notary Notary Rotary Fiverr  

When it comes to becoming a millionaire, most of us think it’s possible only under a few circumstances: You own a really big business or create a super successful product You win the lottery You have a very, very rich family But Bryce Leung and Kristy Shen didn’t fall into any of those categories. Kristy had moved to the middle class from poverty. Bryce was a middle-class engineer who was trying to move up the ranks of what he thought was the American dream. Both Kristy and Bryce were just a middle-class couple who had enough of the rat race...and they became millionaires and retired. Did we mention that they were only in their 30’s?    WHAT YOU WILL LEARN  How did this couple come up with the idea that they could become millionaires? Christy’s journey from living on 44 cents per day in China to a millionaire The reason Christy decided she had to get out of the rat race and make money a new way The resources Kristy and Bryce used to get started on their journey to a million dollars Why retirement isn’t about age The easy 4% rule that Christy and Bryce suggest to calculate your retirement number Why Bryce chose to invest in index funds as one of his million-dollar strategies Why Bryce and Kristy decided NOT to buy a house as an investment (when everyone else they knew was) How Kristy’s early experiences in poverty were a strength...and liability to a wealth mindset Why the survival mindset helps you survive in the short term but hurts your money in the long term How Kristy and Bryce joined the strengths of their backgrounds to become a wealthy couple Why you must rely on yourself to get your financial freedom How to deal with a saver that starts getting rich The importance of creating your own financial freedom  your way Why you can start your path to a million-dollar future today Wealth-hacking habits that will save money without hurting the quality of your life Wealth-hacking habits to make money while you’re traveling Why financial peace of mind is good for your health and society Why Kristy and Bryce are passionate about creating more wealth builders   RESOURCES MENTIONED Quit Like a Millionaire: No Gimmicks, Luck, or Trust Fund Required Millennial Revolution (Bryce and Kristy’s blog) Mr. Money Mustache blog Jlcollins Blog

This debt-free story focuses on getting on the same financial page as a married couple. Both Ashley and David Garrison were trying to live the American Dream. They ended up over $75,000 in debt. Getting to a debt-free lifestyle took some adjusting, however. As Ashley shares, creating a budget and budget meetings was something David and Ashley had o adjust to. But once they did, they ended up paying off their debt in less than 2 years.    WHAT YOU WILL LEARN  How to convince your spouse that debt is a problem  Staying encouraged and persistent while talking with a reluctant spouse about debt Staying motivated when you’re beginning on your debt-free journey Handling money resentment and strife as a couple  The importance of faith in Ashley and David’s debt-free journey Having budget meetings as a couple Dealing with your partner when budget meetings get intense The unique ways David and Ashley saved and made money on their debt-free journey Allocating new money to your budget after you start making money Why Ashley and David left room in the budget for fun and relaxation Why Ashley and David chose the debt snowball method (and why you should consider it too!) Future goals of David and Ashley as a debt-free couple   THANKS FOR LISTENING! Thanks for tuning in to us on The His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section below. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post.

Finances can often put a strain on relationships - however, when Josh and Elisha decided to combine their finances, they embarked on a journey that not only led them towards paying 30k of debt within eight months but also brought about new conversations that strengthened their relationship. In this episode of “In the Middle,” Josh and Elisha are here to share what led them into debt, how they began their journey, and how they’ve held themselves accountable.   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN How to hold each other accountable by combining finances How your debt-free journey can strengthen your relationship Adding side hustles for additional income Keeping your goals visual and tangible How simply saying ‘no’ can contribute to your debt-freedom Automatically saving towards an emergency fund   RESOURCES MENTIONED Page Eleven Paper Goods The Penny Lounge

On this episode of The His & Her Money Show, we cover a story of someone who is “in the middle” of their fight to be financially free. Sruti Basu had close to $50K in debt and knew that she needed to make a change.    WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE Paying off debt when you have a lower salary First steps Sruthi took to control her financial destiny Keeping a balanced life when you’re on a budget Crafting the unique side hustle that works for you Talking about money with your partner in a healthy way Dealing with distractions and challenges along the way Treating yourself when you reach a financial milestone   RESOURCES Refinery29 Money Diaries: Everything You've Ever Wanted To Know About Your Finances... And Everyone Else's Smart Women Finish Rich: 9 Steps to Achieving Financial Security and Funding Your Dreams

When it comes to talking about money in a relationship, most of us focus on the numbers. Very few of us focus on the words we’re using. That’s the lesson, Tarra Jackson aka “Madam Money” has for us today. As she shares in the podcast and her book, our money habits create a money “language”. This language is the lens through which we have money conversations.   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN  How financial institutions are making money off your bad financial habits How your credit score can cost you more money Two ways you can avoid paying extra money to the banks How to handle “money misunderstandings” in your relationships The four basic money  “languages” The two basic types of spender and saver Why the way we talk about money matters more than you think How do I talk to someone with a different money ‘language’ than me? How do I begin to have the “money conversation” with my significant other? What is a “money date”? Can the way you use money change over time? Why single adults need to read relationship and finance books for couples   RESOURCES The 4 Financial Languages: The Secrets to Communicating About Money Tarra Jackson website Overdraft fees: A $15 billion problem for consumers (CreditKarma.com)   THANKS FOR LISTENING! Thanks for tuning in to us on The His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section below. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Today’s show is sponsored by Legal and General America. Legal & General America makes understanding and applying for life insurance easy. Also, agents are standing by to help you determine the best coverage to fit your family’s needs. Visit  HisandHerMoney.com/lgapodcast to get started on your journey toward financial wellness.

In this era, “debt-free” and “going to college” are two words that never sound like they should go together, but Anthony O’ Neal believes that they can. He also believes that we should stop allowing debt to enter the “college conversation” in the first place. Anthony O’Neal shares why he takes this hard stance about debt and college and the steps you can take today to prepare your child for a better financial future. Anthony also takes it a step further. He also covers what parents can do if they are currently facing an “I don’t have enough (or anything) saved for my kids” situation. He shares what they can do to get their child ready for a brighter (and debt-free) future.    WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE Why it’s so important for students to go to college debt-free How to break up with the idea that you need a student loan to go to college How early should I prepare my kids for college? How do I pick the right college that is affordable and valuable to my child’s future? What conversations should we have with our kids about college? What resources are out there to help parents and children make more informed decisions about college? What if we haven’t saved enough for college? Tips for managing your social media before & during your college years What Anthony does each morning (and believes we should do) to own our morning   RESOURCES  Debt-Free Degree: The Step-by-Step Guide to Getting Your Kid Through College Without Student Loans Find Your Calling website Anthony O’Neal’s website Anthony O’ Neal’s Scholarship Search Anthony O’Neal on Instagram Student Loan Debt Statistics In 2019: A $1.5 Trillion Crisis (Forbes.com) 30% of student loan borrowers can’t keep up with debt after just six years (CNBC.com) 529 VS. ESA: PROS, THE CONS AND WHAT’S BEST FOR YOU (ChrisHogan.com)

F.I.R.E. is a movement and community centered around developing a healthy and sustainable framework for your relationship with money. Scott and Taylor, the creators of Playing with FIRE, are on the show to talk about their journey towards financial independence, and how they hope to spread the FIRE movement and help others become more financially literate.   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN The F.I.R.E. framework How to begin FIRE based on your values Where to cut back on expenses How to use a retirement calculator Setting achievable goals The importance of understanding financial literacy Investing in broad-based, low-cost index funds   RESOURCES MENTIONED Playing with FIRE by Scott Rieckens Playing with FIRE Documentary Choose FI Podcast Mr. Money Mustache Simple Path to Wealth by JL Collins

On today’s episode of The His & Her Money Show, we celebrate the victory and journey of Sherika Wynter, a product manager/teacher/business owner/speaker who turned a bad financial situation into a lesson in persistence, creativity, and grit.   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE Why we need to be financially prepared for the uncertainties of life The two situations that almost financially wiped Shericka out How Sherika successfully negotiated with insurance companies to cut an unfairly expensive medical bill Strategies Sherika used to stay financially responsible after she committed to getting debt-free The side hustles Sherika used to bring in more income while she was paying down debt How Sherika balanced a full-time job, a side hustle, and more to reach her goal Ways that Sherika leveraged her network to get even more money How she dealt with friends, family, and distractions while staying financially disciplined Dealing with family and friends who don’t agree with financial decisions Not accepting the status quo for your financial life Advice Sherika gave to her younger brother (and everyone) about student loans How Sherika is giving back The new financial freedom and journey Sherika is on, now that she is debt-free   RESOURCES Keep a Money Diary and Become Better With Your Spending What To Do When You Get Medical Bills You Can’t Afford 10 Ways to Make Extra Money to Pay Off Debt - MagnifyMoney

On this episode of The His & Her Money Show, we talk with The Downing Brothers (Anthony & Anton Downing) of HGTV’s “Double Down ” about flipping houses, rehabbing, and all things real estate.   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE How to flip real estate using an FHA (Federal Housing Authority) loan Requirements of the FHA loan The business principles behind the side hustle of real estate investing Cheat codes to getting faster approval of your loans Workarounds to getting more than FHA loan so you can get more cash flow in less time The importance of persistence in real estate investing (Very important for beginners!) Tips for adding  value to a home to increase it’s worth How do you find the right properties and neighborhoods to invest in? Good and bad signs of a good real estate deal The “Driving for Dollars” technique to make sure you’re seeing a real estate deal from all angles Building your real estate investing “success team” Successfully vetting the people on your real estate investing team (i.e. contractors, realtors, etc.) Building relationships with property managers and the community to decrease the headaches of investing Why it’s more expensive to buy cheap and take shortcuts when rehabbing a house What to do when bad things happen in real estate investing...and how to prepare for them in advance RESOURCES MENTIONED Chicago twin brothers hope their house-flipping pilot gets picked up to series (Chicago Tribune) FHA Loans (HUD.gov) FHA Loan Requirements for 2019 (Nerdwallet.com)   THANKS FOR LISTENING! Today’s show is sponsored by Fetch Rewards. Fetch Rewards offers users free rewards on groceries, just by scanning their grocery receipts! Listeners get 2,000 points when they use the code HNHM after signing up and scanning their first receipt. Thanks for tuning in to us on The His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section below. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post.

On this episode of “In the Middle,” we talk to Ashonzay and Ellie, a couple that has combined their debt-free journey with their health and lifestyle changes. They are the founders of Debt Free & Fitness, and their mission is to help people live a healthy lifestyle with both their finances and their bodies.  Ashonzay and Ellie came from different financial backgrounds, and consequently, they entered into their relationship with very different financial situations. In total, their debt began at 120k, with most of it coming from Ashonzay, and within the past 6 months, they have reduced it by about 26k.  Ashonzay openly shares about his hesitation to be transparent with Ellie about his debt, feeling ashamed, embarrassed, and fearful that it might negatively impact their relationship. In response, Ellie sets an incredible example of acknowledging her privilege, showing compassion, and accepting responsibility for her future husband’s debt.   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN How to accept and understand your partner’s debt How to have a conversation with your partner about your debt Becoming financially transparent prior to marriage Creating discretionary budgets to make budgeting sustainable Organizing budgets and savings towards multiple goals Cutting back on excess spending Meal prepping to help both the budget and health Living intentionally while avoiding burnout Building a debt-free community Finding joy in things that don’t cost money Pushing through non-motivation and remembering your “Why”   RESOURCES MENTIONED Debt Free & Fitness Debt Free Community Meetup Group Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill Power Couples University   THANKS FOR LISTENING! Thanks for tuning into us on The His & Her Money Show. Also, If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review for The His & Her Money Show on iTunes!Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! Furthermore, they do matter in the rankings of the show, and we do read each and every one of them.

On this segment of “In the Middle,” we’re here with Elsie and Von - a couple that started off with almost $125,000 of debt and, within a year and a half, have cut down their debt to $58,000. They’re a couple with three kids, two properties, and a plethora of past challenges who are in the middle of tackling their debt on their journey towards debt freedom.   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN The importance of communication and teamwork for couples The difference between regular and student loans How to get your spouse on board with paying off debt How to work through grief and challenges in a partnership Prioritizing mental health before addressing financial changes Talking to friends and family about debt journeys Making small changes to save money How to stay accountable and motivated   RESOURCES MENTIONED Every Dollar App Everyday Millionaires by Chris Hogan

In this episode of His & Her Money, we sit down with Rashauna Scott, a real estate investor in Chicago. Her interest in financial freedom was sparked at a career fair during high school, and since her teenage years, with grit, determination, and a whole lot of self-investment, she has built up a successful real estate career.   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN How to find mentors and partners in real estate investment How to get started in real estate investment with limited finances Strategies to pinpoint what assets you can bring to the table in real estate How to create a strong business partnership How to determine whether or not a property would be a good deal Where to find properties How to leverage the bank and lender to invest in a property   RESOURCES MENTIONED Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert T. Kiyosaki  Retire Young, Retire Rich by Robert T. Kiyosaki: Rashauna Scott on Instagram   THANKS FOR LISTENING! Today’s show is sponsored by Fetch Rewards. Fetch Rewards offers users free rewards on groceries, just by scanning their grocery receipts! Listeners get 2,000 points when they use the code HNHM after signing up and scanning their first receipt. Thanks for tuning into us on The His & Her Money Show. Also, If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review for The His & Her Money Show on iTunes!Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! Furthermore, they do matter in the rankings of the show, and we do read each and every one of them.

On this episode of The His & Her Money Show, we talk about the power of budgets to change your future with money coach, Ericka Young. While most of us know we need to budget, most of us also know that we don’t like the budgeting process. Budgeting feels like a straitjacket. It feels like you’re depriving yourself. Budgets don’t have to feel that way. In fact, as Ericka Young shares with our listeners, restrictive is the opposite of how a budget should make you feel. A budget should leave you empowered. A simple, one-page budget can be a powerful tool for you and your family to manage your financial destiny.   RESOURCES MENTIONED Tailor Made Budget Dave Ramsey’s Baby Steps Free Financial Education (eBook) for Teens (TailorMadeBudgets.com)   THANKS FOR LISTENING! Thanks for tuning in to us on The His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section below. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post.

When you first begin to tackle your journey to debt-freedom, where do you start? Maybe you look online for some guidance, but so often, when we have premade budget trackers thrown at us, templates and plans we find online, they don’t work for us. It makes us feel like we’ve failed, and those loans feel more and more insurmountable. This happened to Miko Ehrmantraut, over and over and over again. Divorced, drowning in student loan and credit card debt, and suddenly a single mom, she made her first budget 9 years ago. During her journey, managed to knock out a whopping 70k out of her debt in a mere 8 months. Not only that, be she build a debt-free million dollar business in the process!   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN How to find a budget that works for your unique life Ways to tackle underlying emotional and psychological triggers behind spending money How to find extra money by reducing bills and expenses Learning a side hustle to make extra money Lifestyle changes you can make as a parent How to prioritize quality time with your child How to psychologically prepare yourself for starting a business Ideas to make money online   RESOURCES MENTIONED The Budget Mom   THANKS FOR LISTENING! Special thanks to Voleo for sponsoring this episode. Voleo is the first mobile app designed to help people invest in stocks together through investment clubs. Visit HisandHerMoney.com/Voleo for more info. Thanks for tuning into us on The His & Her Money Show. Also, If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review for The His & Her Money Show on iTunes!Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! Furthermore, they do matter in the rankings of the show, and we do read each and every one of them.  

On today’s episode of The His & Her Money Show, we talk about a big issue that is affecting our entire country, student loan debt. It is one of the biggest hurdles of anyone trying to get financially free.  As our guest Ryan Craig points out, the U.S. student loan debt total is at $1.5 TRILLION dollars. This debt was incurred mostly by students who believed the dream that college would help them get a “good job”, only to find that the “good jobs” wanted employees with a different set of skills. How do we fix this problem and how do we prevent the next generation of college-bound students from falling into the trap? Give them alternatives. That’s what Ryan Craig is all about. Ryan argues that now is the time to give cheaper and more targeted options for people, throughout their careers, whether they are high school students or experienced workers looking to advance their career.   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE What is causing the student loan crisis? How much should we be saving for college? Conversations parents should have with their kids about paying for college The “right-left” education approach Ryan says schools should adapt to help students find better jobs Examples of career paths that lead to good first-time jobs Alternatives to college Conversations our society needs to have about paying for college How to break up with the “college will fix everything” belief  What higher education may look like in the future What high schools) and parents need to do to prepare their children for college alternatives   RESOURCES A New U: Faster + Cheaper Alternatives to College Salesforce The Ultimate Guide to UI Design Bootcamps The Ultimate Guide to Digital Marketing Bootcamps Galvanize TalentPath Techtonic Aon Apprenticeships Alternatives to College   THANKS FOR LISTENING! Today’s show is sponsored by Legal and General America. Legal & General America makes understanding and applying for life insurance easy. Also, agents are standing by to help you determine the best coverage to fit your family’s needs. Visit  HisandHerMoney.com/lgapodcast to get started on your journey toward financial wellness. Thanks for tuning in to us on The His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section below. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review for The The His & Her Money Show on iTunes! Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show, and we do read each and every one of them.

Nowadays, going to college has become synonymous with entering adulthood in massive student loan debt. Having just entered the workforce, being able to not only find and hold a job but also begin tackling this debt can be incredibly daunting and seemingly impossible.  However, 23-year-old Briana Browne has managed to pay off 30k of student loan debt in a year and a half, proving that, with the correct mindset, support system, and motivation, reaching debt freedom right out of college is achievable.   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN Paying off student loans right after college Taking advantage of your family and home Private loan payment plans Staying focused on eliminating debt right out of college   RESOURCES MENTIONED Briana’s website - https://www.brianabrowne.com/

So many of us are right in the middle of the journey to financial freedom and it's easy to get off track. Sometimes it feels as if the traction just isn't there. But it's never too late to start again.  On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, we talk with Sonia Sears. She became debt-free at one point in her life, but later on, she slipped back into debt. She is a licensed clinical social worker and also works as a mental health practitioner.    What You Will Learn In This Episode How to give things up in the short term to achieve your long term goal Get extra jobs and use the cash to pay off debt If you can, go live with your parents for a while to decrease your expenses Why you need to be accountable to someone   Resources Mentioned Mint: Budget Tracker & Planner – Free Only Money Management   Thanks For Listening! Special thanks to Voleo for sponsoring this episode. Voleo is the first mobile app designed to help people invest in stocks together through investment clubs. Visit HisandHerMoney.com/Voleo for more info. Thanks for tuning into us on The His & Her Money Show. Also, If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review for The His & Her Money Show on iTunes!Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! Furthermore, they do matter in the rankings of the show, and we do read each and every one of them.

Real estate investment is a long-term game that can reap some incredible benefits. However, buying a single home most likely won’t lead you towards complete financial independence. Today, a real estate investing couple, Mark and Tamiel, are here to share their experience and journey into real estate syndication and how they are using this to build generational wealth and choice-filled lives for their children Real estate syndication is, in short, group purchasing. It allows the average person to collectively gather money with other investors to buy properties that they would not be able to buy individually.  Mark and Tamiel turned towards purchasing larger, multi-family units or apartment buildings because the track they were on would only lead them to financial independence late in life.   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN Ways to get involved in real estate syndication Differences between single-home and multi-unit investments How to find trustworthy and reliable partners Factors to consider before investing How to manage and divide revenue for multi-unit investments What to look for in an investment area How to come up with the capital for an initial investment   RESOURCES MENTIONED Family Syndication Group   THANKS FOR LISTENING! Thanks for tuning into the His & Her Money Show. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review of the His & Her Money Show on iTunes! Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show and we do read each and every one of them.

On this episode of The His & Her Money podcast, we’ve got an incredible story for you. Meet Christopher and Savaughn, a court officer and medical receptionist by day, pastor and first lady of their church by night. Married for 17 years and with 2 children, they managed to pay off 52k of debt in 32 months.  With a combination of tax payments, medical bills, student and car loans, and credit card debt, they had been struggling with their finances for years before finally deciding to make a change. But once they took their first step towards debt freedom and the bills started disappearing, they were motivated to pay it all off. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN How to shift your mindset to make financial changes How to take action on your faith in getting rid of debt Ways to get your children involved in your financial journey Establishing a supportive community Making changes and budgets to increase debt payments The impact of a debt-free journey on marriage Taking the first step towards tackling your debt   RESOURCES MENTIONED The Total Money Makeover by Dave Ramsey Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert T. Kiyosaki   THANKS FOR LISTENING! Thanks for tuning into the His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section below. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review of the His & Her Money Show on iTunes! Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show and we do read each and every one of them. Special thanks to Voleo for sponsoring this episode. Voleo is the first mobile app designed to help people invest in stocks together through investment clubs. Visit HisandHerMoney.com/Voleo for more info.

Here on the His & Her Money podcast, we’re dedicated to not only helping you pay off debt but also empowering you to invest in your own wealth. Real estate investing is a popular option - however, it often comes with many barriers and obstacles that make it seem impossible.  On this episode, we sit down with Danielle Pierce, an expert on tax lien investment who has been in the real estate industry for over 12 years. A tax lien is placed on properties whose owners have failed to pay their taxes. Danielle shares how investing in these tax lien properties can produce income through double-digit interest or ownership, and how this option serves as a more accessible and low-risk method of real estate investment. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN Tax lien investing How to find out if your area has opportunities for tax lien investment What to bring and how to prepare for a sale How a redemption period can affect your decision to invest in a property Factors to consider when choosing an area  Benefits of hiring an attorney What happens after you purchase a tax lien property   RESOURCES MENTIONED Tax Lien Investing 101  Daniellepierce.com Danielle’s YouTube Channel   THANKS FOR LISTENING! Thanks for tuning into us on The His & Her Money Show. Also, If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review for The His & Her Money Show on iTunes!Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! Furthermore, they do matter in the rankings of the show, and we do read each and every one of them.

Teamwork is so imperative in marriage. Loving and supporting each other gives a great foundation to work and play together. And trust goes a long long way to secure unity. On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, Robert and Tammira Lucas tell us their story.  Tammira describes herself as a serial entrepreneur, mom, and wife as well as a business professor in Baltimore. She is the founder of Moms As Entrepreneurs in underserved communities. She launched her own co-working space for mothers which provides babysitting services for moms. Another company she runs, The Business Dr, provides strategic marketing solutions for social media and business consulting.  Robert started in business with his father, running a home service for carpet cleaning which grew to a good level. He branched out and now owns his own used car dealership. He was born to be an entrepreneur.    What You Will Learn In This Episode How to support your spouse How to just go for it Strategies to research your idea Ways to properly handle failures and mistakes How to surrender to God and chill out How to include your children   Resources Mentioned The Profit– Marcus Lemonis  Living Your Best Life– Laura Berman Fortgang   Special thanks to Voleo for sponsoring this episode. Voleo is the first mobile app designed to help people invest in stocks together through investment clubs. Visit HisandHerMoney.com/Voleo for more info.

In this episode of His & Her Money, we talk to a special guest - Rob Rose. However, we’re not talking to Rob about his debt-free journey. Instead, Rob shares an incredible resource available across the country that could provide easier access towards personal and community wealth building through real estate investment. Rob is the executive director of the Cook County Land Bank Authority. A land bank is what the name states - it can bank and hold distressed properties that are either foreclosed or abandoned. Their mission is to make these properties available to potential investors, business owners and homeowners at below-market prices to stabilize neighborhoods through community-based wealth building.    WHAT YOU WILL LEARN The importance of community-based wealth building How to keep wealth within a community About the role of land banks Expectations for property investors Common property investment mistakes   RESOURCES MENTIONED Power Couples University Center for Community Progress Cook County Land Bank Authority   THANKS FOR LISTENING! Thanks for tuning into us on The His & Her Money Show. Also, If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review for The His & Her Money Show on iTunes!Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! Furthermore, they do matter in the rankings of the show, and we do read each and every one of them.

On today’s episode of The His & Her Money Show, we talk with John Lanza from The Money Mammals about the power and practice of raising money-empowered and money-smart kids.   EPISODE SHOWNOTES: https://www.hisandhermoney.com/400   THANKS FOR LISTENING! Thanks for tuning in to us on The His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section below. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Today’s show was sponsored by Crush My Mortgage. If you are ready to accelerate the process of paying off your home mortgage and become truly financially free once and for all then enroll in our brand new online course Crush My Mortgage.

As David Greene’s story shows, it is possible to build a real estate empire on a waiter’s income. Using only hard work and dedication, David was able to turn his job waiting tables into a platform that allowed him to graduate college debt-free and have enough savings to start investing in real estate. David Greene is a part of the team at BiggerPockets where they discuss real estate investing strategies that allow you to build cash flow while investing.   Episode Shownotes https://www.hisandhermoney.com/Episode399     Thanks For Listening! Today’s show is sponsored by Legal and General America. Legal & General America makes understanding and applying for life insurance easy. Also, agents are standing by to help you determine the best coverage to fit your family’s needs. Visit  HisandHerMoney.com/lgapodcast to get started on your journey toward financial wellness.

Debt can seem so daunting. It can also make us feel bad about ourselves. Negative thinking can cause us to go on autopilot and want to bury our heads in the sand. But when we decide to tackle the problem, we can look debt in the face and tell it: “Debt! You're going down.” On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, Jonte Lee paid off $60,000 in private student loan debt in one year.    Episode Shownotes https://www.hisandhermoney.com/Episode398   Thank You For Listening! Thanks to PolicyGenius.com for sponsoring our podcast. Policy Genius is the easiest site to shop for term life insurance. You can find the best policy in just 5 minutes! Thanks for tuning into us on The His & Her Money Show. Also, If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review for The His & Her Money Show on iTunes!Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! Furthermore, they do matter in the rankings of the show, and we do read each and every one of them.  

The Sandwich Generation is described as a group of people that have children and parents that depend on them financially. And so they feel they are being squeezed from both directions. But by having the right conversation early, things can be clearer and easier.  On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, Cameron Huddleston, a financial journalist, and writer is the author of the new book: Mom And Dad, We Need To Talk. She shares a ton of wisdom on how to properly discuss financial matters with your aging parents.   Episode Shownotes https://www.hisandhermoney.com/Episode397   Thanks For Listening! Thanks for tuning into us on The His & Her Money Show. Also, If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review for The His & Her Money Show on iTunes!Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! Furthermore, they do matter in the rankings of the show, and we do read each and every one of them. Get your FREE audiobook download and 30-day free trial at HisandHerMoney.com/Audible. Additionally, they have over 150,000 titles to choose from for your iPhone, Android, Kindle or mp3 player. In fact, Audible has a ton of audiobooks for you to try no matter what genre you love to read.

On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, we feature Murphy and Melissa have been married for 9 years and together they paid off $229,000 debt in 5 years. The debt comprised of $125,000 student debt and $104,000 consumer debt.    What You Will Learn In This Episode Why you need to do your research How to get your spouse on board Marriage communication is important How to save money and still have fun Why a vision is important   Episode Shownotes https://www.hisandhermoney.com/Episode396   Today’s show was sponsored by Teach Me How To Budget. If you are ready to gain freedom in your finances once and for all then enroll in our brand new personal finance course Teach Me How To Budget.

On today’s episode of The His & Her Money Show, we talk with Tanja Hester from Our Next Life and author of the phenomenal new book Work Optional (Retire Early The Non-Pinching Penny Way), and she shares her secrets to achieving early retirement. She retired at age 38 and her husband at the age of 41.   What You Will Learn In This Episode How you can save money without being a penny pincher You can start the process at any age  How to trick yourself into saving What is your vision What do you want your life to look like How to go through the transition retire process Why you need to track your spending What it means to hide money from yourself How to focus on earning instead of cutting Why all of this is worth it   Episode Shownotes https://www.hisandhermoney.com/Episode395   Today’s show is sponsored by Legal and General America. Legal & General America makes understanding and applying for life insurance easy. Also, agents are standing by to help you determine the best coverage to fit your family’s needs. Visit  HisandHerMoney.com/lgapodcast to get started on your journey toward financial wellness.

On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, Amber Guyton, a single 32-year-old, shares her journey to debt freedom. She was bound by $98,000 debt that consisted of student loans, a car loan, and credit card debt. Astonishingly, she kicked her debt to the curb in 25 months!   Episode Shownotes: https://www.hisandhermoney.com/Episode394   

On today’s episode of The His & Her Money Show, we feature Eugene Partridge as he shares his "In The Middle" story with us. He and his wife La'Keisha started with a total debt of $100,000 and to date, they have paid off more than $43,000 of it in ten months! Tune in to find out how! Episode Shownotes:  https://www.hisandhermoney.com/Episode393 Thank You For Listening! Today’s show was sponsored by Teach Me How To Budget. If you are ready to gain freedom in your finances once and for all then enroll in our brand new personal finance course Teach Me How To Budget.

In this episode, Rachel Dowd is here to talk about how she approaches life's unexpected challenges and how she keeps herself motivated by finding gratitude in smaller victories. We interviewed Rachel for our series "In the Middle", where we talk to individuals who are still progressing through their journey towards a debt-free life. She is a dedicated listener to His & Her Money, a wife, and mother to three beautiful children, and the host of the Youtube channel Sweet And Simple Home.  Episode Shownotes:  https://www.hisandhermoney.com/Episode392 Thanks For Listening! Thanks for tuning into us on The His & Her Money Show. Also, If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review for The His & Her Money Show on iTunes!Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! Furthermore, they do matter in the rankings of the show, and we do read each and every one of them. Today’s show was sponsored by Crush My Mortgage. If you are ready to accelerate the process of paying off your home mortgage and become truly financially free once and for all then enroll in our brand new online course Crush My Mortgage.

On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, Khaden and Christina Nurse talks about how they paid off $120,000 in only two years. Christina is a biostatistician who loves to help people by encouraging them and teaching them all the ins and outs about math. Khaden is an associate pastor and loves to speak about the gospel and what the Bible says about finances. He is also a business consultant for a recruiting company.     Episode Shownotes https://www.hisandhermoney.com/Episode391

On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, Mary Wheeler shares her encouraging journey with infectious optimism. As a single woman, she paid off $30,000 in 96 days! Yes, you read right. 96 days.  What You Will Learn In This Episode Why money is a tool for you to use Find out what is really holding you back Why sacrifice is worth it in the long run How to stay committed to your goals What is discipline Who to share your dreams with Resources Mentioned Know Debt, No Problem Podcast with Mary A. Wheeler No Excuses!– Brian Tracy Think And Grow Rich– Napoleon Hill Automatic Millionaire– David Bach Thanks For Listening! Thanks for tuning into us on The His & Her Money Show. Also, If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review for The His & Her Money Show on iTunes!Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! Furthermore, they do matter in the rankings of the show, and we do read each and every one of them. Today’s show is sponsored by Legal and General America. Legal & General America makes understanding and applying for life insurance easy. Also, agents are standing by to help you determine the best coverage to fit your family’s needs. Visit HisandHerMoney.com/lgapodcast to get started on your journey toward financial wellness.

On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, Rebecca Patterson, a single woman shares her journey to debt freedom. Amazingly, she paid off all of her student loan debt in an amazing time frame. You're going to love hearing about her journey to debt freedom at such a young age. What You Will Learn In This Episode How to change your mindset towards money What to do with naysayers How to block out the noise from the world Why goals keep you going How low-cost events help Why podcasts are important How to go after what you want and get it Resources Mentioned Get in touch with Rebecca at http://rebeccaeloisapatterson.com  Patrice Washington – Chase Purpose, Not Money Thanks For Listening! Thanks for tuning into us on The His & Her Money Show. Also, If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review for The His & Her Money Show on iTunes!Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! Furthermore, they do matter in the rankings of the show, and we do read each and every one of them. Today’s show is sponsored by Legal and General America. Legal & General America makes understanding and applying for life insurance easy. Also, agents are standing by to help you determine the best coverage to fit your family’s needs. Visit HisandHerMoney.com/lgapodcast to get started on your journey toward financial wellness.

On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, Danesca, a single mother and woman of faith, shares her story of debt freedom. The consumer debt of $38,833.09 included credit card bills, a car payment and medical bills she incurred due to Hyperthyroidism. Danesca paid it all off in only 16 months. What You Will Learn In This Episode How a single parent can become debt-free What the difference is between needs and wants How to include your children on the debt-free journey Different ways to save money How your attitude can help or hinder you Resources Mentioned Discerning The Voice Of God– Priscilla Shirer Financial Peace Revisited– Dave Ramsey Thanks For Listening! Thanks for tuning into us on The His & Her Money Show. Also, If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review for The His & Her Money Show on iTunes!Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! Furthermore, they do matter in the rankings of the show, and we do read each and every one of them. Today’s show is sponsored by Legal and General America. Legal & General America makes understanding and applying for life insurance easy. Also, agents are standing by to help you determine the best coverage to fit your family’s needs. Visit HisandHerMoney.com/lgapodcast to get started on your journey toward financial wellness.

On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, inspirational debt free couple, Brandon and Alayshia Presley, tells us about their journey to debt freedom. They detail how they paid off $80,000 of debt which included student loans of $50,000, a car loan $16,000, credit cards of about $4,000, medical bills of about $9,000 and money they had to pay back to other people of about $1,000.   What You Will Learn Why debt is NOT normal How to open your eyes to your REAL financial situation Why it’s so important to have a vision for your future Great ideas to bring in additional revenue How debt freedom gives you options Resources Mentioned Alayshia's Etsy Shop - http://go2l.ink/1yGq Alayshia’s eBay Store -http://go2l.ink/1yGs Brandon’s Tutoring Services - http://go2l.ink/1yGt Total Money Makeover by Dave Ramsey Rich Habits - The Daily Success Habits of Wealthy Individuals by Thomas C. Corley -   Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert T. Kiyosaki Who Switched Off My Brainby Caroline Leaf   Thanks For Listening! Thanks for tuning into us on The His & Her Money Show. Also, If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review for The His & Her Money Show on iTunes!Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! Furthermore, they do matter in the rankings of the show, and we do read each and every one of them. Today’s show is sponsored by Legal and General America. Legal & General America makes understanding and applying for life insurance easy. Also, agents are standing by to help you determine the best coverage to fit your family’s needs. Visit HisandHerMoney.com/lgapodcast to get started on your journey toward financial wellness.

On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, Andrew Doerman, from Legal & General America, shares his insights on life insurance. Andrew has been in his field for 15 years. We left no stone unturned in this episode. Get ready to take some great notes and ultimately take action. What You Will Learn In This Episode What is life insurance Why is it important What is the difference between term and whole life insurance Why you need life insurance if you have a mortgage What is a life insurance needs analysis Why an annual review of your life insurance is important Why work policy insurance is not enough Resources Mentioned Legal & General America – Life Insurance and Retirement AM Best Company – Credit rating agency Fitch Group – Credit rating agency Standard & Poor's – Credit rating agency Today’s show is sponsored by Legal and General America. Legal & General America makes understanding and applying for life insurance easy. Agents are standing by to help you determine the best coverage to fit your family’s needs. Visit HisandHerMoney.com/lgapodcast to get started on your journey toward financial wellness.

On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, Joseph Hogue shares how to side hustle your way to financial freedom. Joseph comes from an equity analyst background. For the last 5-years, he has been helping mainstream investors with wealth creation. Joseph has a real passion for teaching people on various money-related topics from passive income and side hustle ideas to the best investments in dividend stocks.  What You Will Learn In This Episode How to build your way to financial freedom Which side hustle will suit you You CAN make money by doing something you love, it works How to outsource the things you can’t do yet A detailed explanation to self publish on Amazon Resources Mentioned My Work From Money Home- Joseph Hogue Joseph Hogue’s YouTube Channel- Let’s Talk Money! About PeerFinance101 - Joseph Hogue Joseph Hogue on LinkedIn Fiverr Udemy Thanks For Listening! Thanks for tuning into the His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section below. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review of the His & Her Money Show on iTunes! Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show and we do read each and every one of them. Today’s show was sponsored by Crush My Mortgage. If you are ready to accelerate the process of paying off your home mortgage and become truly financially free once and for all then enroll in our brand new online course Crush My Mortgage.

On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, Ruth Soukup, the founder of Living Well Spending Less and Elite Blog Academy, as well as the founder of the Living Well Planner, New York Times bestselling author of six books, including her newest book, Do It Scared. All of us experience fear but it looks different from person to person. The research showed that there are seven fear archetypes. And usually, there are three or four that work together that gives each individual a unique fear fingerprint. Ruth realized that to cure the fear you first had to recognize the type of fear that was holding you back and then identify how it manifests in your life. If you can see it, then you deal with it. Resources Mentioned Do It Scared: Find the Courage to Face Your Fears, Overcome Adversity, and Create a Life You Love by Ruth Soukup The Do It Scared Fear Assessment

We’re going to be talking to Leslie Tayne. She has over 20 years of experience as a lawyer who practices in the area of consumer and business, financial debt resolution. Today we’re going to be talking about life and debt. What You Will Learn What ways your finances will change when going from single to married. How to factor your new spouse in your finances. Ways you can communicate about finances with your spouse. When to communicate with your spouse about finances. Sometimes it’s okay to keep finances separate when you’re married. What couples should talk about when it comes to finances. Resources Mentioned Life and Debt by Leslie Tayne Leslie Tayne’s Website

Welcome back to another great episode! We’re ready to help you with another story of encouragement. Today we have another great example of financial freedom. Believe it or not, everyone has the ability to successfully achieve financial freedom. Today we’re going to be talking to Steven Donovan from EvenStevenMoney.com. He’s going to share his incredible journey about how he accomplished his debt freedom. He not only paid off all of his debt, but he and his wife also paid off the home that they are currently living in! What You Will Learn How to get started paying off debt. What types of things you should do to stay motivated. It’s important to create a budget. Creating goals are important. How to focus on the end goal. How to cut expenses. Importance of tracking expenses. Which debts to focus on first. How to make extra money to pay towards debt. What it feels like to pay off debt. Resources Mentioned EvenStevenMoney.com Thanks for Listening! Today’s show was sponsored by Crush My Mortgage. If you are ready to accelerate the process of paying off your home mortgage and become truly financially free once and for all then enroll in our brand new online course Crush My Mortgage.

Today we’re going to dive into building wealth through the power of Real Estate. On today’s episode, we will be talking with 'The Charm City Buyers' - Khalil and Kyara. They are building wealth through real estate in the city of Baltimore. In fact, they have amassed a real estate portfolio of 20 properties to include an entire block by the age of 30. They are going to share with us how we can build wealth through the power of real estate investing as well! Resources Mentioned Charm City Buyers Website OPM is King! Introductory Class OPM is King! Masterclass

On this episode, we are going to be talking with Dustin and Tiffany and hear how they crushed over $75,000 in debt in just 18 months! Resources Mentioned Every Dollar App Instagram FB Page Tiffany Cottrell Accountability → → → CONNECT WITH US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: ← ← ← ►Instagram: http://instagram.com/hisandhermoney ►Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hisandhermoney ►Twitter: https://twitter.com/HisandHerMoney

On today’s episode of The His & Her Money Show, Anthony and Jhanilka Hartzog tell us of their journey of paying off a tremendous amount of debt. They jumped into their financial journey in January 2017. Their goal was to travel more and to save more. Within 23 months they had paid off an astounding $114,151 which was comprised of credit cards, student loans, and a brand new car. RESOURCES MENTIONED The Total Money Make Over by Dave Ramsey Side Hustle Pro Podcasts Paychecks and Balances   → → → CONNECT WITH US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: ← ← ← ►Instagram: http://instagram.com/hisandhermoney ►Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hisandhermoney ►Twitter: https://twitter.com/HisandHerMoney

Today we’ll be talking to Steve Shumpert. Amazingly, he paid off $75K in debt in just 15 months! He’s going to share his story with us today and tell us more about how he did it and how you can do it too! Resources Mentioned Steve Shumpert on Instagram Steve Shumpert on Facebook Email Steve Shumpert at [email protected]   → → → CONNECT WITH US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: ← ← ← ►Instagram: http://instagram.com/hisandhermoney ►Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hisandhermoney ►Twitter: https://twitter.com/HisandHerMoney

On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, Nathan Latka, entrepreneur extraordinaire, teaches us about the 4 rules that you need to break to become rich. Nathan has started companies, sold companies, and invested in companies and now teaches others what he has learned from his journey regarding financial literacy. RESOURCES How to Be a Capitalist Without Any Capital: The Four Rules You Must Break to Get Rich by Nathan Latka → → → CONNECT WITH US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: ← ← ← ►Instagram: http://instagram.com/hisandhermoney ►Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hisandhermoney ►Twitter: https://twitter.com/HisandHerMoney

On today’s episode, we will be talking with Travis Hornsby from Student Loan Planner about student loan debt and how to tackle it properly. Travis has a lot of experience paying off a lot of student loan debt. He has shown plenty of people how to pay off student loan debt and he is here to help you figure out a plan of attack and give you good wisdom on how to begin your journey of paying off your student loan debt. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE When to take out student loans Why it’s important not to take on more debt than you’ll be able to pay back About different repayment options When it's good to refinance Drawbacks to refinancing Whether it's a good idea to go to grad school if you already have student loan debt What steps to take when you want to pay off debt Financial goals before taking care of your student debt Tips to accelerate the process of attacking student loan debt About consolidating loans → → → CONNECT WITH US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: ← ← ← ►Instagram: http://instagram.com/hisandhermoney ►Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hisandhermoney ►Twitter: https://twitter.com/HisandHerMoney

On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, Prentice and Dionne Motley, a debt-free couple, tells us their inspirational freedom story of being a good steward with their money. Episode Shownotes:  http://go2l.ink/1yTw → → → CONNECT WITH US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: ← ← ← ►Instagram: http://instagram.com/hisandhermoney ►Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hisandhermoney ►Twitter: https://twitter.com/HisandHerMoney

On today’s episode of The His & Her Money Show, Tonya Rapley, author of The Money Manual and founder of My Fab Finance, gives us some wisdom and insight on how to create wealth. She is a millennial money expert, financial educator and overall change agent, passionate about helping people create lives that they love. RESOURCES MENTIONED The Money Manual by Tonya B. Rapley  → → → CONNECT WITH US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: ← ← ← ►Instagram: http://instagram.com/hisandhermoney ►Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hisandhermoney ►Twitter: https://twitter.com/HisandHerMoney

On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, Bob and Linda Lotich tells us they personally journey to financial freedom and how they help other people to get out of debt using Biblical principles. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE How giving gets you out of debt God is really for you, in your life and your finances What a sabbatical will do for your finances, your family and your life How can you have a business that doesn’t run your life What to do when you want to start your own business How to stretch and build your faith RESOURCES MENTIONED The Rest of God by Mark Buchanan → → → CONNECT WITH US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: ← ← ← ►Instagram: http://instagram.com/hisandhermoney ►Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hisandhermoney ►Twitter: https://twitter.com/HisandHerMoney

On today’s episode, we will be talking with Erin Lowry about investing. She will provide insight and practical ways on how we can all be investing. Erin runs an awesome platform called Broke Millenial and she wrote a book titled The Broke Millenial Takes on Investing. She has a ton of great information to share on which path you should take in your investing journey. As a bonus to our listeners, Erin is offering access to her 30-Day Rookie Investor Action Plan for anyone who orders the book. The Action List is a downloadable a day planner style PDF that gives one small, actionable step to take each day to push you towards becoming a more confident investor. Email proof of purchase to [email protected] with "His & Her Money" in the subject line to claim your Action Plan. Resources Mentioned Erin's website: Broke Millennial Broke Millennials: Stop Scraping By and Get Your Financial Life Together Broke Millennial: Takes Out Investing, A Beginners Guide to Leveling Up Your Money How To Avoid Becoming a Broke Millennial with Erin Lowry Everything You Need To Know To Find The Right Online Bank Account with Erin Lowry

On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, Cortlon Cofield is a licensed CPA and financial advisor. He specializes in helping entrepreneurs get their finances sorted out and in the process, to grow their businesses. He shares valuable insights on the moves that you need to be making with your taxes in light of the new tax codes being in effect. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE What is tax efficiency? Discipline is needed to get your personal finance in order How to get out of the employee quadrant and into the business owner or investor quadrant Why monetizing your hobby will increase your tax deductions Wise ways to spend your tax return money How to think: future me Inflation: how it influences you RESOURCES Cortlon's Website - https://www.cofieldadvisors.com/ Betterment app -  https://www.betterment.com/ Acorn app - https://www.acorns.com/  

On today’s episode of The His & Her Money Show, Rob and Reshawn Lee tell us about their amazing journey of destroying debt and building wealth. Rob is a former marine, husband and father. Reshawn is wife and mother. They are empty nesters in their forties and have two sons.  At the beginning of their marriage, they were not comfortable placing all their money in one bank account. They prayed about it and realized they should join their finances. Together they collaborated to pay off the car notes, Rob’s student loan and their home loan of about $200,000! They didn't stop there however, they kept grinding and made it their business to build wealth and give themselves another level of freedom. Their share the steps that they took and how you can do the same. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE Solutions for blended families finances Why having an allowance as an adult will help you with your debt freedom journey Having tough financial conversations will help your marriage Why pre-marital counseling at church will help you with marital roles and responsibilities The do’s and don’ts of real estate investing What is a cash-out refinance, a ten thirty-one exchange, and a small multi-family rental RESOURCES The Courage to be Rich by Suze Orman  The Total Money Makeover by Dave Ramsey

On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, Justine Nelson, founder of Debt Free Millennials, shares her story of debt freedom. She teaches her generation how to become a debt-free millennial, stay in control of their money and live that life that they love.   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE Why you should read books and blogs to enrich your knowledge about debt freedom What a decision can do for you and your financial situation How to become tenacious when it comes to paying off debt Why a written budget is so important How to give your money direction How social media can help your business Why it’s imperative to discuss finances with your spouse/partner How to find a skill set that you can make money at How to use a project management tool to track your tasks What a business coach can do for you RESOURCES Love and Respect: The Love She Most Desires; The Respect He Desperately Needs by Dr. Emerson Eggerichs  Asana Project Management tool  Smart Passive Income website by Pat Flynn   Think Creative Collective

On today’s episode of The His & Her Money Show, Brian and Cara join to discuss their journey to debt freedom. This young couple is debt free including their house. They have been married for 11 years and they have two children, a five and a three-year-old. Their consumer debt (student loans, credit cards, car loans) that they paid off was about $50,000. But they didn't stop there, because they also went on to pay off their home mortgage. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE Why the first step in the journey to financial freedom is the hardest What to do with the poisonous words from neigh sayers Which tools can help you on your journey How to ignore the enemy and pursue your dreams What to do when the struggles come along on your journey How debt causes you to spend more money How to leave a legacy for your future generations RESOURCES Cara's "House Hunters" playlist on YouTube

The art of mastering your personal finances is never a cookie cutter approach. It’s personal. And you need to do what is right for your situation. Saving money does not come naturally to all people. Investing makes most people nervous because it seems so intricate. And yet, we all should be doing it. But as the saying goes: Build the well before you need it. On today’s episode of The His & Her Money Show, Todd Kunsman, who works in marketing, tells us about his journey to financial freedom after a job loss. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE Why reading books will help you on your journey There are a lot of free information available online, you just need to look for it How to save more money Make a spreadsheet to see your whole financial situation How to become a digital marketer Why starting a side hustle is important RESOURCES MENTIONED Your Money or Your Life by Vicki Robin  Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert T. Kiyosaki  The Bogleheads’ Guide to Investing by Taylor Larimore  Money Master the Game by Tony Robbins  Unshakeable by Tony Robbins  The 4-Hour Work Week by Timothy Ferriss 

On today’s episode of The His & Her Money Show, Steve and Melissa Smythe from Braver, Bolder, Living brings us their inspiring journey of debt freedom. This couple paid off their consumer debt of $60000 in three years and then, to their astonishment, licked the mortgage of $120000 in less than the expected 2 years. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE Find out your motivation to become debt free How to involve the children in the journey to debt freedom Creating a blessing fund to bless others Leaving a financial education and legacy to your children RESOURCES Financial Peace Revisited by Dave Ramsey The Total Money Makeover by Dave Ramsey A Complete Guide to Money by Dave Ramsey Debt Free Living by Larry Burket Debt-Proof Living by Mary Hunt Love Your Life Not Theirs by Rachel Cruze Also, please leave an honest review for The The His & Her Money Show on iTunes! Likewise, ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! Furthermore, they do matter in the rankings of the show, and we do read each and every one of them.

On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, Grant Sabatier, author of Financial Freedom, shares with us nuggets of gold to living a richer and more prosperous life. His focus is on fast-tracking financial independence and showing the world how to achieve financial freedom. We believe in his book so much that we are giving away three copies to our audience. To enter for your chance to win simply go HERE to enter.  WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE How much of your income you should save Find out what your definition is of financial independence  How to challenge your way of thinking about money Why you should invest in yourself How to get out of the 40-year-plan-to-retirement way of thinking Why and how to be intentional RESOURCES Financial Freedom by Grant Sabatier  The Top Five Regrets of the Dying by Bronnie Ware   

On today’s episode of The His & Her Money Show, Michael Holmes is the founder of Tithehacker.org. He looked at Christian millionaires and billionaires by studying their stories, patterns, and strategies. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE What it takes to become a millionaire. The benefits of tithing. What wealth and abundance really means. How to be a responsible steward of money. Why you must write down your vision and goals with deadlines attached to them. Why God wants us to have entrepreneurial thinking. How to trust God more with your money matters. RESOURCES Success Habits of Christian Millionaires - by Michael Holmes 

On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, Brian and Cherie Lowe shares nuggets, tips and strategies on money and marriage. In 2008 they were in the midst of paying off all their consumer debt. They thought it would take them fifteen years, seven and a half if they really hustled, but by God’s grace they paid off all their consumer debt of $127,482,30 in just under four years. Cherie runs a money saving website, called Queen of Free, and together they wrote a book called Your Money, Your Marriage. The premise behind the book was to show that if arguments about money can push couples apart, then agreements on money could pull them together. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE How do I get my spouse on the same page about finances? Why being consistent tells your spouse: I love you. How to talk about money with your spouse, (even if it feels awkward). How to organize money issues and declutter it. Teaching your children money wisdom. What are financial foreplay and financial intimacy? How to remove those barriers to intimacy. What is a generous fund? RESOURCES Your Money, Your Marriage by Brian and Cherie Lowe  

On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, Tyrone and Lachandra tell us about their story. They share how they overcame the obstacles that were placed in their path to get to debt freedom. Incredibly, they paid off $160,000 of debt in just 3 years! Lachandra is a registered nurse. Tyrone is a high school teacher and football coach in Texas. Together they started a mentoring program at the high school where Tyrone works. They empower kids and give them a hand up, not a hand out by preparing them to be college and future ready. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE Why talking about your finances with your spouse is a good thing Working together as a team will help your relationship How to be intentional with your goals What is the snowball method Practical steps towards debt freedom Include the kids in the journey How to get and stay disciplined

On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, Chris Hogan, author of Retire Inspired: It's Not an Age, It's a Financial Number and now his new book Everyday Millionaires. In his new book, Chris shares how ordinary people like you and me can build extraordinary wealth. He discusses many of his finding on today's episode.  Chris is also a speaker, financial expert and part of Dave Ramsey’s team for the last 13 years. He worked in the banking industry and then became a business owner. Furthermore, Chris helps to empower people to take control of their finances by changing their thinking about money. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE Debunking myths about millionaires. How your habits and intentionality regarding money will set you free. What safeguards to put in place regarding your finances. What are the right habits to have with your money? Consistency is a major key to growing wealth. How to avoid sheep thinking and take control of your life. Teaching your children the principle give, save, spend. Why it’s so important to be crystal clear on what you want and what you don’t want. RESOURCES Everyday Millionaires: How Ordinary People Built Extraordinary Wealth and How You Can Too by Chris Hogan  

On today’s episode of The His & Her Money Show, Olaolu and Brea Ogunyemi unpack their story of debt freedom. Brea is a licensed realtor in San Diego California, mom and the wife of a military man. Olaolu is as Captain in the United States Marine Corps and a musician. Olaolu, or Lu as he likes to be called, comes from Louisiana from a family of six children. They share their incredible debt freedom journey of paying off over $70,000 in just 8 months! What You Will Learn In This Episode Why making a decision to get out of debt is so important How to become the change in financial matters that you want to see happen in your spouse How to retrain your mind when it comes to your finances Why couples should have a joint account Why retail therapy is not worth it How long-term goals will get you your dreams What are sound financial decisions Resources Mentioned The Total Money Makeover by Dave Ramsey How to Win Friends & Influence People by Dale Carnegie

On today’s episode of The His & Her Money Show, Lisa Frison, Head of Consumer Strategy Marketing at Wells Fargo, talks about her money story. She explains what the wealth gap is and how to build your wealth. As Lisa states, wealth is different than income. Income is what you make, it’s your household total assets minus your total liabilities. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE The definition of a wealth gap How to build wealth What is wealth and what is income How to start building wealth What is net worth Why and how to save RESOURCES Wells Fargo Financial Education Wells Fargo Smarter Credit Hands On Banking Wells Fargo Financial Health Checker Wells Fargo Works (For Small Business)

On today’s episode of The His & Her Money Show, we're going to discuss how to be a successful Youtuber. Our special guest Sean Cannell is a YouTuber, international speaker and a coach that helps entrepreneurs build their influence and income with an online video presence. With a subscriber base of over 700,000 and his videos being viewed over 43 million times, he definitely knows his stuff. His two YouTube channels Think Media and Video Influencers, helps thousands of people achieve their goals. He has also written a fantastic new book entitled YouTube Secrets. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE How to be a successful YouTuber How to overcome fear and perfectionism How to commit to the discipline of constantly posting content What is affiliate marketing? What is AdSense? How your story of struggle in finance, health, marriage or whatever else will inspire others How to start with the end in mind Beginners steps to create your own YouTube channel How to get views while you snooze Ways to use YouTube as a vehicle or bridge to your target market for your business and your brand How to figure out your niche What is meant by content over the camera? RESOURCES YouTube Secrets by Sean Cannell and Benji Travis Sean's Think Media YouTube Channel Sean's Video Influencers YouTube Channel Seans' Video Equipment Recommendations  Crush It by Gary Vaynerchuk The Blue Ocean Strategy by W. Chan Kim and Renée Mauborgne Get your FREE audiobook download and 30-day free trial at HisandHerMoney.com/Audible. With over 150,000 titles to choose from for your iPhone, Android, Kindle or mp3 player, Audible has a ton of audiobooks for you to try no matter what genre you love to read.

On today’s episode of The His & Her Money Show, thirty-year-old Ellie Mondelli shares her story of paying off, not only their consumer debt but they paid off their mortgage debt as well. Ellie’s husband is a police officer and she works in an office. Ellie started her blog, www.elliemondelli.com, in September 2016 to do monthly updates for how much mortgage principal was paid off, but it grew to her documenting their way to financial independence.   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE How to become debt free from consumer debt. How Ellie and her husband paid off their mortgage. Why going on a debt free journey can bring you closer to your spouse. Why having the same mindset sets couples up for success. Which tools to use when getting out of debt. How to invest in real estate as a wealth building strategy.   RESOURCES The Total Money Makeover by Dave Ramsey Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill  

Have you ever heard about people working hard to reach the next level of financial freedom? Do you realize that there is an entire movement of people who invest their money to work for them so that they can retire as early as they like? Stay tuned if you want to learn more about that. On today’s episode of The His & Her Money Show, Julien and Kirsten Saunders from Rich and Regular talks to us about becoming rich and regular too. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE How to go from debt to wealth. How to navigate your way through the different phases of debt freedom. Methods to become rich and STAY RICH. Secrets to managing money, family and love. How to get on the same page with your partner regarding finances. What is the real meaning of F.I.R.E: Financial Independence Retire Early. How to make a written agreement with yourself regarding your finances. How to figure out what your emotional reasons are behind your financial decisions. What house hacking is. RESOURCES Financial Peace Revisited by Dave Ramsey  

We have another super inspirational debt free story that you're going to love. Our guest has done something that a lot of people want to accomplish. She put herself in a position of power that allowed her to get rid of the student loan debt that was holding her back from all the things she hoped to do in life. Furthermore, she stayed focused and finished the race, despite all the negativity along the way. On today's episode of the His and Her Money Show, we are joined by Ashley Brewster, who has another successful journey of debt freedom. She destroyed $19,226.32 in debt in just 13 months!  WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE How Ashley keeps herself motivated despite being busy working and studying. How she continuously grows her knowledge of personal finance. Her side hustles for extra income. What keeps her motivated through negativity. The biggest lesson she learned from her debt journey. RESOURCES The Automatic Millionaire by David Bach The Uncommon MIllionaire by Alfred D. Riddick Jr. 6 Figures By 30 by Cecilyn Cayetano Hutchinson Your Money or Your Life book by Vicki Robin Ashley's Website Impact Financial Consulting  

On today's episode of the His and Her Money Show, a remarkable guest, Samuel Epley, has an incredible debt-free story that will surely inspire you to start or continue taking steps toward financial freedom. Samuel and his wife, Jessica, were able to pay off huge debts. Jessica is a stay-at-home mom while Samuel works. Like any typical household, they had all types of debt and loans from credit cards, car loans, etc. which totaled over $65,300. They read books and listened to podcasts and audiobooks about money matters. They made a plan and took one step at a time to make their goal happen. They budgeted, cut down on expenses, and carefully monitored inflows and outflows. Samuel emphasizes embracing tough moments in life and just keeping going. Through this, you are growing and learning at the same time. He worked several odd jobs, in the daytime up to 40 hours a week, and at night up to 20-25 hours. Focused on reaching their goals as fast as they could keep them motivated and not distracted by the people and things around them. The last payment day was perfect. They were so happy and grateful to finally be debt free. “You can't get somewhere incredible in life unless you're willing to sacrifice to get there,” says Samuel. In addition, Samuel shares important tips to get good results. Stick to your goal and stay motivated, pursue people who have done what you're trying to do, stay off social media, read and listen to good things, read the Bible, and mingle with positive people. The couple's key goal was to find a mentor who could teach them how to build assets so they could walk away from their jobs in their twenties. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE How Samuel and Jessica Paid Off $65,000 of Debt In 14 Months The entire process of their debt elimination journey. How they kept motivated despite a busy schedule. Words of encouragement for people chasing financial independence. The biggest lesson that Samuel learned through his journey. RESOURCES MENTIONED How To Win Friends & Influence People by Dale Carnegie Start With Why: How Great Leaders Inspire Everyone to Take Action by Simon Sinek The Go-Giver: A Little Story About a Powerful Business Idea by Bob Burg The Compound Effect by Darren Hardy

On today's episode of the His and Her Money Show, we have a young couple, Leo and Faith, who have an awesome debt-free story. This phenomenal couple is on a debt-kicking mission and is half-way to the finish line. They have paid off $115,000 of debt in 12 months! How? Listen to the episode to find out the strategies that they applied. Faith is really passionate about debt freedom, helping people get out of debt and talking about finances. Leo is an occupational therapist, who loves to play basketball during his free time, and is passionate about sharing their story of hope.  At first, Faith had a mindset of seeing debt as normal and planned to take care of it later. She bought all the things she wanted, the opposite of Leo. Leo, in fact, motivated her to settle their debts first in order to begin a family. They have figured out the purpose and vision of their marriage. Having financial conversations before they've got married helped them to address their goals early on. Leo and Faith did some side hustling, spending almost all their time working and attacking one loan at a time. They have created a poster to visually see the flow of their debts and payments. Furthermore, they are treating it seriously and considering it as a kind of motivation. They are dedicated and are digging their heels in to get to the finish line. RESOURCES The Millionaire Next Door: The Surprising Secrets of America's Wealthy by Thomas J. Stanley Love Your Life Not Theirs: 7 Money Habits for Living the Life You Want by Rachel Cruze https://freedomisachoicemvt.com/

On today’s episode of The His and Her Money Show, we have an incredible guest, Chad Carson, known as Coach Carson, who is a real estate investor, world traveler, and author of the book, ‘’Retire Early with Real Estate”. This brand new book is going to educate us on how to build wealth the right way with real estate investing. This episode is going to be very inspirational and educational as Chad shares helpful insights on how to build wealth today and increase your net worth for your children and the generations to come. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE • What motivated Chad to pursue to real estate investing. • Why real estate is a solid path to long-term wealth building. • How he finds good tenants. • Advice for people who can’t decide between the leverage approach and one hundred percent cash. • When is the right time to start buying properties? • The trials and benefits of a partnership. • About his book, “Retire Early with Real Estate’’. RESOURCES Retire Early with Real Estate: How Smart Investing Can Help You Escape the 9-5 Grind and Do More of What Matters book by Chad Carson Chad’s Website

On today’s episode of the His and Her Money Show, we have a stellar guest, Grant Sabatier, the creator of MillenialMoney.com and author of Financial Freedom: A Proven Path to All the Money You Will Ever Need. Grant shares his incredible and inspiring finance story, telling exactly what he did to become financially independent at age of 30 and grow the $2.26 in his account to a million dollars in just 5 years! WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE How Grant went from broke to millionaire in 5 years. The tactical steps Grant took to move in the right direction after being hired by a digital company. What is Google Ad Words and how does it work? How to become Google Ad Words certified. Strategies he applied to make his money grow. How he grew his knowledge of investments and money matters. Advice for people who are comfortable with their jobs and afraid to make a transition. What is his wealth building strategy now after hitting his goal? RESOURCES Competitive Advantage: Creating and Sustaining Superior Performance book by Michael E. Porter Google Academy for Ads

On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, we've got Sami Womack from ASunnySideUpLife.com in the house for some incredible insight and advice on turning your debt situation around, big or small. Sami's a mom of three, blogger, budgeting coach and motivational speaker, and a debt-busting superstar! Moreover, she and her husband smashed their huge $490,000 debt in just four years and we can't wait for you to learn all about the process and how they achieved their ultimate goal of financial freedom! WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE How to target the money mindset for your best results How and why Sami and her husband decided to eliminate their debt Different ways they tackled their debt The importance of teamwork and being on the same page as a couple Some of the side hustles Sami and her husband experimented with on their journey RESOURCES A Sunny Side Up Life Podcast Master Your Money Mind by Amber Lilyestrom  The Power of Positive Thinking: 10 Traits For Maximum Results by Dr. Norman Vincent Peale Cultivate: A Grace-Filled Guide to Growing an Intentional Life by Lara Casey

On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, we hope you're prepared to have your eyes opened and get inspired because Rodney Bullard is joining us for some great, great conversation. Rodney, a US Air Force veteran currently stationed as Vice President of Community Affairs for KFC, is the author of a brand new book called HEROES WANTED: WHY THE WORLD NEEDS YOU TO LIVE YOUR HEART OUT. It's an amazing read, and he gives us a taste in this interview you won't want to miss - so we hope you're grabbing a pen and taking notes! WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE The power of "only" The importance of not underestimating yourself and realizing your potential to impact change Rodney's 3-Feet Rule to changing the world The nine C's to positivity RESOURCES Heroes Wanted: Why The World Needs You To Live Your Heart Out by Rodney Bullard Rodney's Instagram   Rodney's Facebook 

On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, new author Michael Rhodes is coming to us from a place of faith and financial savvy for an eyeopening and inspiring talk about how you - yes, you! - can become just as strong in your finances as you are in your beliefs. So grab a pen and paper and get ready to take some notes, because this is a conversation we know you'll want to hear! Michael quickly found his place in the world as a serial helper. He studied economic development at Covenant College, and after a two-year mission in Kenya, went on to discover Advanced Memphis, an organization helping struggling adults find their business legs and learn to prosper. And he didn't stop there - he joined the staff at The Memphis Center For Urban & Theological Studies, a bible college focused on serving mature students, and now he's just come out with an incredible new book, PRACTICING THE KING'S ECONOMY: HONORING JESUS IN HOW WE WORK, EARN, SPEND, SAVE, & GIVE. Michael brings a wealth of invaluable information to the table and today he's dropping off some of those nuggets of wisdom. But that's just the tip of the iceberg. PRACTICING THE KING'S ECONOMY is chalk full of tips, tricks, advice, and the knowledge that Michael continues to learn, practice, and give back. He's truly doing God's work spreading the word on worship and finances, and how they go hand in hand, and we can't wait for you to get inspired! WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE Michael's keys to practicing the king's economy. Understanding the "soup kitchen" philosophy. The ties between worship, finances, and community. A peek into the information PRACTICING THE KING'S ECONOMY has to offer. RESOURCES The Chalmers Center  Practicing The King's Economy by Michael Rhodes, Robby Holt, and Brian Fikkert  When Helping Hurts by Steve Corbett and Brian Fikkert Kiva   

On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, Heron and Elijah are coming in to tell us about their amazing journey to financial freedom and break down how they got to the point where they decided to smash their $162,000 debt once and for all. Today, Heron works in mental health and Elijah is an implementation consultant - and after just two years and ten months, they're living totally debt free! WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE Overcoming intimidation going into your debt free journey The reluctant spouse problem, and how Heron and Elijah got on the same page The importance of setting your end goals and prioritizing Strategies Heron and Elijah used to attack their debt Different ways they stayed motivated Deron and Elijah's tips for successful debt elimination RESOURCES The Total Money Makeover by Dave Ramsey The Millionaire Next Door: The Surprising Secrets Of America's Wealthy by Thomas J. Stanley Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert T. Kiyosaki The Richest Man In Babylon by George S. Clason

On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, we've got Danny Kofke in the house to talk about how to build wealth without a six-figure salary. Danny currently teaches special education and his wife Tracy is a teacher part-time. For eight years, they lived on Danny's single school teacher salary while Tracy raised their two daughters, and by doing so, they kick-started their journey to financial freedom. How? Keep listening and find out! WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE How To Build Wealth Without a Six-Figure Salary Overcoming discontentment The importance of setting your goals Instant vs. delayed gratification Avoiding "perfect life" distractions in the media RESOURCES The Wealthy Teacher: Lessons For Prospering On A School Teacher's Salary by Danny Kofke 

On today’s episode of The His & Her Money Show, you will be inspired to follow Maria Rosa's footsteps to debt freedom. She is a “Modern Budget Curl”, ex-military, and currently does financial coaching. Maria shares her awesome debt free story, her battles from unemployment and mental health struggles to finally pay off $88,000 in only two years! WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE What gave her the idea to get out of debt. The transition she made to make her goal happen. How she stayed on track and was not affected by anyone around her. The steps she incorporated to achieve debt freedom. Tips to be a standout babysitter among others. Words of encouragement for people who have a mental health situation like she did. The biggest lesson she learned throughout her journey. Words of encouragement for people who also want to be debt free. RESOURCES The Total Money Makeover by Dave Ramsey Love Your Life Not Theirs by Rachel Cruze The Financial Diet by Chelsea Fagan

On today’s episode of The His & Her Money Show, we have another shining example of a debt-free story from our guest, Jill Stuefer, who is an office coordinator and wedding photographer based in Kansas City, MO. Jill shares with us how she and her husband paid off their debts in just 430 days! How can this possibly happen? Check out her incredible journey and learn much more! WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE What encouraged them to get rid of their debts. Their projection to a debt-free journey. Tricks they applied to knock out a bunch of debt. How they balanced paying off debt and growing their business. How they made each other stay on the same page until the last payment. The obstacles they met along the journey. How Jill kept herself motivated. The biggest lessons she learned during the freedom of debt journey Words of encouragement for people who have a mountain of debt but find it impossible to get rid of. RESOURCES Jill’s Website Jill's Instagram  

On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, our guest is a champion of childhood financial education. New York Times bestselling author Beth Kobliner is a mom and journalist who's passionate about teaching kids early on about money, how to manage it, and what it's all about. Now she's been writing about personal finances for 30 years, from debt to investing to saving. The aspect she's most involved today in is parents. She teaches us how we can build smart money habits for ourselves and our families. Moreover, how we can educate our kids to keep that ball rolling as money-smart adults! WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE Beth's "5 C's" for allowances The best financial lesson Beth ever learned Ways to NOT teaching your kids financial lessons The importance of learning the "good with money" basics Simplifying the great allowance debate RESOURCES Make Your Kid A Money Genius by Beth Kobliner  Beth's Website - BethKobliner.com

On today’s episode of The His & Her Money Show, we’re so thankful to have on board Shelly Wildman, an author who wrote the fantastic book, “First Ask Why: Raising Kids to Love God Through Intentional Discipleship”. Shelly is very passionate about helping and encouraging parents in teaching their children to love and follow God. She educates parents in this area to prepare the new and next generation for a better world. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE What Shelly’s book is all about. Why intentionality is important when raising kids to love God. What is discipleship and how it relates to parenting? Word of encouragement for starter parents in discipleship. How can we be intentional about how we let our children interact with technology. Advice for parents who don’t have time instilling God in kids. How important communication is for a husband and wife in instilling spiritual values. RESOURCES First Ask Why by Shelly Wildman Shelly Wildman's Website

On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, it's time for another awesome debt freedom story. This time, Leslie de Leon is here to talk to us about her student loan debt - a whopping $50,000 of it - and how she found the tools, the mindset, and most importantly, the motivational drive to break the chain and kick her debt to the curb once and for all, to wind up completely debt free today in just 26 months! WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE How Leslie Used Babysitting To Become Debt Free How Leslie recaptured the motivation to pay off her debt The importance of positivity Realizing life's true potential and how to make it happen financially Crossing the finish line and making that last payment Leslie's tips and tricks for managing your debt payoff journey RESOURCES MENTIONED Sittercity  Care.com  The Financial Diet  The Total Money Makeover by Dave Ramsey Retire Inspired by Chris Hogan The Richest Man In Babylon by George S. Clason  THANK YOU FOR LISTENING! Thanks to PolicyGenius.com for sponsoring our podcast. Policy Genius is the easiest site to shop for term life insurance. You can find the best policy in just 5 minutes! Thanks for tuning in to us on The His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section below. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review for The The His & Her Money Show on iTunes! Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show, and we do read each and every one of them.  

On this episode of The His and Her Money Show, we introduce you to Elizabeth Thames, one of the most frugal ladies you will ever meet and let her tell you her story about how she and her husband managed to retire at 34 years old with two kids under five. It seems impossible, but she did it and she is here to tell us all about it. What You Will Learn In This Episode You will learn practical tips for diversifying your investments Budgeting tips for saving over half of your disposable income How monetizing your passions can be the key to financial freedom The Two-Part Plan to financial success Resources Mentioned In This Episode Meet the Frugalwoods: Achieving Financial Independence Through Simple Living by Elizabeth Thames Your Money or Your Life by Vicki Robin The Simple Path to Wealth by JL Collins Broke Millennial by Erin Lowry Mad Fientist Mr. Money Mustache Thank You For Listening! Today’s episode is brought to you by our friends at Credit Sesame. Credit is one of the most important things you’ll ever need throughout your entire life for student, car, home, and personal loans, etc. Credit Sesame gives you a free credit score, and so much more. They also provide free personalized finance tips and tools updated every month. Once you sign up for a Credit Sesame membership, you will get free identity theft for up to $50,000. It is an absolutely free product and they do not require a credit card. They will open the door to your financial future. Thanks for tuning into us on The His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section below. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review for The His & Her Money Show on iTunes! Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show, and we do read each and every one of them.

On today’s episode of The His & Her Money Show, great information and insights are shared with us by our guest, Dorethia Kelly, a Finance and Business Coach, Founder of The Money Chat, and author of MoneyChat Book. Dorethia is an expert in looking for realistic ways to earn and save money, getting out of debt, and creating a financial life plan. She shares valuable insight on how to become more valuable at work. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE Tips on how to become more valuable at work. What “owning your success” means. How to be more marketable in your career path. The importance of financial management. How Dorethia prioritizes important things and how it affects you financially. Tips to be an effective networker. How to fight the distraction of social media to remain patient in the whole process. Advice for people who hate their current job. RESOURCES Dorethia's Website Year of Yes Book by Shonda Rhimes Nice Girl Don’t Get the Corner Office Book By Lois P. Frankel The New Rules of Work Book by Alexandra Cavoulacos The First 90 Days, Updated and Expanded Book by Michael D. Watkins

On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, there's nothing we love more than a smart money couple who have totally figured it all out and are living their best financial life. Our guests today fall firmly into that category, because by 41 and 38 respectively, Mark and Tanja from OurNextLife.com have ALREADY retired and are enjoying their financial freedom to the fullest, debt and burden free! WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE Determining your vision for the long-term. Figuring out your retirement number. The scope of the 4% rule. Mark and Tanja's ins and outs of investing. Figuring out your side hustle strategy. RESOURCES How To Retire Early: Your Guide To Getting Rich Slowly And Retiring On Less by Robert Charlton and Robin Charlton How to Build Long-Term Wealth by Investing with Vanguard Mr. Money Mustache  Choose FI Fire Drill Podcast THANK YOU FOR LISTENING! Thanks for tuning in to us on The His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section below. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review for The The His & Her Money Show on iTunes! Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show, and we do read each and every one of them.

On today’s episode of The His & Her Money Show, we’re grateful to have BJ Thompson, the Founder of Build A Better Us. He's also a second-time guest, and he deep dives into building better marriages with a ton of insights on how we can strengthen ourselves so that we can 'build a better us'! WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE Why only 2 out of 10 believe in marriage now. How a growth mindset applies to marriage. Tip to build better communication. How BJ executed his responsibility as the head of the household. The Importance of Self-Awareness. How to deal with the pain of getting free. RESOURCES Build a Better Us Emotional Sobriety by Tian Dayton The Voice of the Heart by Chip Dodd Thank You For Listening! Today’s show was sponsored by Teach Me How To Budget. If you are ready to gain freedom in your finances once and for all then enroll in our brand new personal finance course Teach Me How To Budget. Thanks for tuning into the His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section below. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review of the His & Her Money Show on iTunes! Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show and we do read each and every one of them.

On today’s episode of The His & Her Money Show, we’re thankful to have Pam Andrews, a College Admissions Coach and Scholarship Strategist, known as the “Scholarship Shark”. She is the creator of the In Pursuit of College board game and helps high school students get into their dream colleges and secure scholarships to pay for it. Check her out as she shares super helpful tips and a host of information that is going to help many! WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE How to win college scholarships. The strategy to avoid being overwhelmed in the scholarship search process. Advice on how to handle rejection. Can children of parents with a high-income win college scholarships? How did Pam learn all her knowledge? How AP classes help kids prepare for college. Tips on choosing the best schools for your children. RESOURCES The Scholarship Shark FastWeb   Scholarships.com Sallie Mae - Scholarship Search THANK YOU FOR LISTENING! Thanks to PolicyGenius.com for sponsoring our podcast. Policy Genius is the easiest site to shop for term life insurance. You can find the best policy in just 5 minutes! Thanks for tuning in to us on The His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section below. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review for The The His & Her Money Show on iTunes! Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show, and we do read each and every one of them.

On today’s episode of The His & Her Money Show, we’re thankful to have an awesome couple, Matthew and Kitty, share with us their financial journey to becoming debt free. They went through a lot of obstacles but attained their goals through determination and perseverance! WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE How they figured out they needed to get out of debt. How they get on to the same page and made progress towards their goals. Ways that Matthew and Kitty kept themselves motivated. How Matthew opened an investment account for his children. Two principles they injected into their lives that led to debt freedom. Things they can do now they couldn’t do before after being debt free. The biggest things learned throughout their debt journey. Words of encouragement for people who want debt freedom. RESOURCES DaveRamseyFinancialCoaching.com  

On today’s episode of The His & Her Money Show, we’re glad to have onboard, David Stein, an investment adviser, institutional money manager, and the host of Money For the Rest of Us Podcast to help us to understand investing a lot better! David will give great advice and impart his knowledge on how to start investing in stocks, 401(k)s, and more! WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE David’s transition from the top of his financial journey to early retirement. How to start investing in stocks. Why you should consider investing in the stock market. The best investment options in the stock market. The difference between investing and speculating. What is Asset Allocation? The different types of basic assets for investment. Does investing in stock market affect your taxes. RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE Money For The Rest of Us THANK YOU FOR LISTENING! Today’s show was sponsored by Teach Me How To Budget. If you are ready to gain freedom in your finances once and for all then enroll in our brand new personal finance course Teach Me How To Budget. Thanks for tuning into the His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section below. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review of the His & Her Money Show on iTunes! Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show and we do read each and every one of them.

On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, our guest knows first-hand how life can throw that debt curveball. Kelly McClogan is here to tell us all about her story, and it's a good one! This newlywed was once living paycheck to paycheck under $23,000 of student debt loans, but she paid it all off in just 18 months, and now she and her husband have cash flowed a wedding and are living the life debt free together! WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE The budgeting learning curve How Kelly and her husband overcame money tension within their marriage Managing the finances as a team Staying focused on the end goal and avoiding discouragement RESOURCES Kelly's YouTube Channel - Freedom In A Budget The Total Money Makeover by Dave Ramsey The Slight Edge: Turning Simple Disciplines into Massive Success and Happiness by Jeff Olsen THANK YOU FOR LISTENING! Today’s show was sponsored by Teach Me How To Budget. If you are ready to gain freedom in your finances once and for all then enroll in our brand new personal finance course Teach Me How To Budget. Thanks for tuning into the His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section below. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review of the His & Her Money Show on iTunes! Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show and we do read each and every one of them.

On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, we have Bobby Hoyt from MillennialMoneyMan.com. Today he tells us all about his digital marketing business and also explains the ins and outs of Facebook ads.  Moreover, he even lets us in on how YOU can get your foot in the door too. He's an incredible wealth of information on the subject and this episode is packed with great advice. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE Finding legitimate ways to make money online. Pacing yourself and building your online business strong. How Bobby has expanded his entrepreneurial footprint through different businesses. The basics of digital marketing through Facebook ads. Some tips and tricks to get started on your own side hustle. RESOURCES Facebook Side Hustle Course | https://courses.millennialmoneyman.com/p/side-hustle THANKS FOR LISTENING! Thanks to PolicyGenius.com for sponsoring our podcast. Policy Genius is the easiest site to shop for term life insurance. You can find the best policy in just 5 minutes! Thanks for tuning in to us on The His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section below. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review for The The His & Her Money Show on iTunes! Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show, and we do read each and every one of them.

On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, we're having a conversation that you won't want to miss. We're so excited that Pastor Kris Vallotton is coming by to share a little bit of his wisdom with us and drop some nuggets of wisdom from his brand new book, POVERTY, RICHES, AND WEALTH: MOVING FROM A LIFE OF LACK INTO TRUE KINGDOM ABUNDANCE. Kris has made such an impact through his work in the church, his books, and his entrepreneurial endeavors, and we hope you learn as much from this episode as we did!   Full Blog Post with Show Notes here: https://bit.ly/2lKlbaO

On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, we have such an inspirational guest on for you today. Kat Lee is a wife, mother, and author of HELLO MORNINGS: HOW TO BUILD A GRACE-FILLED, LIFE-GIVING MORNING ROUTINE. Kat has created a website and community around Hello Mornings, including a podcast, and is dedicated to helping others get their day going fast and efficiently. Furthermore, it's a process that not all of us will think of on our own, and Kat's an invaluable resource for getting started! WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE How Kat created and perfected her morning routine Fast and easy positive habits to start your day Staying focused and staying on your routine Kat's "track, trade, and try" method RESOURCES Hello Mornings by Kat Lee (Book Hello Mornings Podcast Better Than Before by Gretchen Rubin Thank You For Listening! Get your FREE audiobook download and 30-day free trial at HisandHerMoney.com/Audible. Additionally, they have over 150,000 titles to choose from for your iPhone, Android, Kindle or mp3 player. In fact, Audible has a ton of audiobooks for you to try no matter what genre you love to read. Thanks for tuning into us on The His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review for The His & Her Money Show on iTunes! Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! Furthermore, they do matter in the rankings of the show, and we do read each and every one of them.

On today’s episode of The His & Her Money Show, we’ve got Matthew Bently here to share his awesome story to motivate and inspire you to take action to attain debt freedom. His story is incredible because he successfully eliminated $25,000 of debt in 8 months! How could this possibly happen? Listen and find out! WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE How Matthew eliminated $25,000 of debt in 8 months. How he shifted his mindset to kicking out debt. The toughest part of the process. How he motivated himself to not give up. His strategy of throwing money at debt. The difference between his life then and now. What he learned along the journey. Words of encouragement for people who want to be debt free.  Resources Mentioned In This Episode Matthew’s Official Website Thank You for Listening! Today’s show was sponsored by Teach Me How To Budget. If you are ready to gain freedom in your finances once and for all then enroll in our brand new personal finance course Teach Me How To Budget. Thanks for tuning into the His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section below. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review of the His & Her Money Show on iTunes! Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show and we do read each and every one of them.

On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, we're so excited to sit down with our guest, Dr. Gary Thomas, for an incredibly eye-opening conversation about God, marriage, and realizing the balance between them. Husband and Houston-based writer Dr. Thomas is the author of one of our favorite books, SACRED MARRIAGE, and today he's going in-depth on everything he's learned and tested for a successful relationship. So, grab your spouse, and this amazing book - you won't want to miss this! WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE How to tackle challenges from God Understanding your relationship with "your heavenly father-in-law" The importance of communication between you and your spouse Meeting your spiritual needs within your marriage RESOURCES Sacred Marriage: What If God Designed Marriage To Make Us Holy More Than To Make Us Happy by Gary L. Thomas Cherish: The One Word That Changes Everything For Your Marriage by Gary L. Thomas Loving Him Well: Practical Advice On Influencing Your Husband by Gary L. Thomas Thank You For Listening! Get your FREE audiobook download and 30-day free trial at HisandHerMoney.com/Audible. With over 150,000 titles to choose from for your iPhone, Android, Kindle or mp3 player, Audible has a ton of audiobooks for you to try no matter what genre you love to read. Thanks for tuning into us on The His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review for The His & Her Money Show on iTunes! Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show, and we do read each and every one of them.

In this episode are Amos and Deedra. They were buried $80,000 in debt. They decided to change their lifestyle and the end result was that they became debt free after losing half their income. They share the details of their incredible journey to debt-freedom. What You Will Learn How the Boodram's became debt free after losing half their income. Ways to make budgeting fun for children Practical solutions for reducing monthly bills Coping mechanisms for the days when keeping the budget gets tough How staying home can make more sense for a family than going back to work post-baby Resources Mentioned Deedra's YouTube Channel  The Automatic Millionaire by David Bach  7 Mantras of Money by Michelle Singletary  The Millionaire Mind by Thomas J. Stanley  Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki  The Total Money Makeover by Dave Ramsey  Thanks For Listening! Today’s show was sponsored by Teach Me How To Budget. If you are ready to gain freedom in your finances once and for all then enroll in our brand new personal finance course Teach Me How To Budget.

On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, we're so excited to welcome back Jen Hemphill! Jen is a lot of things - a blogger, a military spouse, a mom, proud Latina, and most recently, a published author...and more! Jen is an accredited financial counselor who's passionate about helping women gain their financial confidence through her podcast, Her Money Matters. Last time Jen was on the show, she was sharing her incredible financial freedom journey, and now she's back to tell us all about how she helps others do the same! Keep up with Jen at https://jenhemphill.com! WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE The behavioral and emotional components of money management “Writing it down" and how it helps Gaining confidence and changing your money mentality for the better Glancing the best budget for your life Developing your own "money headquarters" and following your "future money story" Getting on the same financial page with your partner RESOURCES Her Money Matters: The Missing Truths From Traditional Money Advice by Jen Hemphill How Jen Put Her Money Matters in Order and Became Debt Free Her Money Matters Podcast  THANK YOU FOR LISTENING! Get your FREE audiobook download and 30-day free trial at HisandHerMoney.com/Audible. With over 150,000 titles to choose from for your iPhone, Android, Kindle or mp3 player, Audible has a ton of audiobooks for you to try no matter what genre you love to read. Thanks for tuning into us on The His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section below. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review for The His & Her Money Show on iTunes! Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show, and we do read each and every one of them.

On today’s episode of The His & Her Money Show, a super inspirational story is shared! We’ve got an entrepreneur and personal finance blogger, Candice Marie, who used her community to help become motivated to debt freedom. As a result, she paid off her $47,000 student loan and credit card debts in just 6 years. On her blog, Young Yet Wise, she helps Millennials realistically reach their money goals while still enjoying life. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE What was her mindset during her journey to debt freedom? What are some of the strategies she applied in getting rid of debt? How did she overcome difficulties along the way to reaching her goals? How did she figure out her strengths and turn her skills into a business? What was the biggest lesson learned from achieving debt freedom? Advice to people who are doubtful and fearful on their debt journey. RESOURCES Young Yet Wise You Only Live Once by Jason Vitug The Power of Consistency by Weldon Long One-Page Financial Plan by Carl Richards THANKS FOR LISTENING! Thanks to PolicyGenius.com for sponsoring our podcast. Policy Genius is the easiest site to shop for term life insurance. You can find the best policy in just 5 minutes! Thanks for tuning in to us on The His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section below. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review for The The His & Her Money Show on iTunes! Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show, and we do read each and every one of them.

On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, we've got Marshawn Evans Daniels in the house for some inspirational, game-changing conversation. This former attorney is a reinvention strategist and she's passionate about helping others. Furthermore, she enjoys helping people realize their full potential and find the best versions of themselves. And that's exactly what she does through her mastermind programs and her newest book BELIEVE BIGGER: DISCOVER THE PATH TO YOUR LIFE PURPOSE. We love everything she has to say about faith, purpose, and the power of all things believing, and so will you! WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE Finding and stepping into your divine design Embracing disruption and turning it into something great How Marshawn discovered her "purpose map" The good and the bad about exposure Balancing the personal and the professional, and beating out the fear of success The "little me" vs. "future me" mentality RESOURCES Believe Bigger: Discover the Path to Your Life Purpose by Marshawn Evans Daniels S.K.I.R.T.S in the Boardroom: A Woman's Survival Guide to Success in Business and Life by Marshawn Evans Daniels THANK YOU FOR LISTENING! Today’s show was sponsored by Teach Me How To Budget. If you are ready to gain freedom in your finances once and for all then enroll in our brand new personal finance course Teach Me How To Budget. Thanks for tuning into the His & Her Money Show. Additionally, if you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section below. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest reviewofr the His & Her Money Show on iTunes! Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show and we do read each and every one of them.

On today’s episode of The His & Her Money Show, we’ve got Jerome and Sonya Scott, a couple who paid off $58,000 of debt in just 18 months. That included credit card debts, personal loans, bank loans and car loans -- paid off in a short period of time. Their financial story will surely give us inspiration and motivation to take action and change our mindsets. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE How the Scott's paid off $58,000 of debt in just 18 months. The awakening moment that allowed them to take control of debt. The obstacles they had to overcome on their journey. How they managed their budgeting. How they stayed focused on their goal of debt freedom. What was this MBA all about? How they passed their MBA on to their kids as well. Comparison between a life with debt and one with debt freedom. Words of encouragement to become debt free. RESOURCES Focus by Margie Fleurant Intentional Living by John C. Maxwell Total Money Makeover by Dave Ramsey Thank You for Listening! Today’s show was sponsored by Teach Me How To Budget. If you are ready to gain freedom in your finances once and for all then enroll in our brand new personal finance course Teach Me How To Budget. Thanks for tuning into the His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section below. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review of the His & Her Money Show on iTunes! Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show and we do read each and every one of them.

On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, have we got some information to share! Tanya gives valuable insight on setting your kids up for success through goal setting. Tanya Van Court is a single mom of 3, an entrepreneur, and an incredible resource for anyone looking to get their kids started on the right financial path early on. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE Counter-parenting, and how to do it The importance of teaching kids accountability Tanya's most important financial lessons Why it's important to educate kids on consumerism and encourage them to break free of the cycle RESOURCES Goalsetter Goalsetter Urban Financial Dictionary  THANKS FOR LISTENING! Thanks to PolicyGenius.com for sponsoring our podcast. Policy Genius is the easiest site to shop for term life insurance. You can find the best policy in just 5 minutes! Thanks for tuning in to us on The His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section below. Also, please leave an honest review for The The His & Her Money Show on iTunes! Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show, and we do read each and every one of them.  

On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, we can't wait for you to hear this fantastic debt free story! Our guest Amanda Walker is a wife, mom, teacher, nutrition coach, blogger, and founder of AWalkMyWay.com, where she encourages everyone to build healthy, long-lasting relationships with food. And that’s not the only way she inspires others. She and her husband got out of $50,000 of debt in 2 years!  WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE How their debt free journey has positively impacted Amanda’s family How Amanda established a work/life balance The importance of accountability Staying grounded and consistent with your debt free journey How Amanda got out of $50,000 of debt in 2 years. RESOURCES The ONE Thing: The Surprisingly Simple Truth Behind Extraordinary Results by Gary Keller Thank You for Listening! Today’s show was sponsored by Teach Me How To Budget. If you are ready to gain freedom in your finances once and for all then enroll in our brand new personal finance course Teach Me How To Budget. Thanks for tuning into the His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section below. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review for the His & Her Money Show on iTunes! Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show and we do read each and every one of them.

On today’s episode of the His & Her Money Show, we have on Maurice Green, the Chief Executive Coach/Mentor of GATT Enterprise, LLC to share his journey, financial wisdom and great bits of advice on financial independence. Maurice helps and motivates people with debt difficulties. He educates, trains and offers support in the area of personal and business credit management. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE How did he formulate a plan to follow the pathway to debt freedom? How did he overcome the obstacles in getting out debt? What are his strategies for getting out of debts? Why people should learn how to say “no” The biggest lesson he learned on the pathway to debt freedom. Words of encouragement for people with doubts about getting out of debt RESOURCES Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki The Holy Spirit, Your Financial Advisor by Creflo Dollar 8 Steps to Create The Life You Want by Creflo Dollar Maximize the Moment by T.D. Jakes God’s Creative Power for Finances by Charles and Annette Capps GATT  Enterprises Thank You For Listening! Thanks for tuning into us on The His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section below. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review for The His & Her Money Show on iTunes! Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show, and we do read each and every one of them.

On today’s episode of The His & Her Money Show, another amazing and insightful conversation is shared as we have the CEO and Co-Founder of Trim, Thomas Smyth, here to give us helpful tips and share his expertise on how to cut your expenses and save more money! Thomas describes how Trim helps folks improve their savings rate and the amount of money on their pockets, and why according to statistics, 57% households have less than a thousand dollars saved. He emphasizes that financial education and choosing the right options are the keys to financial health. You can start by getting good habits, starting with small stuff and doing away with some things you don’t really need. There are tons of opportunities out there to save more. He explains two types of savings, the hard and easy one; how Trim negotiates bills; ways to get you to save your money here and there on some of your bills that will benefit you as you work hard to get your money moving it in the right direction! WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE Why you need to take savings seriously Some fantastic ways to save your money Which area you should focus on to hit your savings goal How Trim will help you save $10- $15 a month on your subscription bills Why it is important to track each dollar How Trim protects Amazon purchases How Trim’s security works for consumers RESOURCES  asktrim.com Thank You For Listening! Today’s episode is sponsored by our friends at Credit Sesame. Credit is one of the most important things you’ll ever need throughout your entire life for student, car, home and personal loans, etc. Credit Sesame gives you a free credit score, and so much more. They also provide free personalized finance tips and tools updated every month. Once you sign up for a Credit Sesame membership, you will get free identity theft for up to $50,000. It is an absolutely free product and they do not require a credit card. They will open the door to your financial future. Thanks for tuning into us on The His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section below. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review for The His & Her Money Show on iTunes! Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show, and we do read each and every one of them.

On today’s episode of the His and Her Money Show, we will introduce you to Nii and Renee Darko, a team of money management warriors who made their $600,000 student loan debt disappear in just three years. They both dream of being physicians, so naturally came medical school and residency. Shortly after landing their first positions as working medical doctors, the Darko’s made the startling discovery that despite their income, they were living paycheck to paycheck. What You Will Learn In This Episode How The Darkos were able to pay off over $600,000 of student loan debt The tremendous importance of creating and sticking to a budget. Questions to ask your creditors about your payment schedule. Why you should already be tracking (and reducing) your daily expenditures. How to defeat the crippling debt of high-interest student loans. Resources Mentioned In This Episode Why We Have 13 Bank Accounts (Video) Every Dollar Budget Tool PreMed Strategies Docs Outside the Box Equal Access Health Total Money Makeover Stacking Benjamins I Will Teach You To Be Rich Four Hour Workweek Thank You for Listening! Today’s show was sponsored by Teach Me How To Budget. If you are ready to gain freedom in your finances once and for all then enroll in our brand new personal finance course Teach Me How To Budget. Thanks for tuning into the His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section below. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review of the His & Her Money Show on iTunes! Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show and we do read each and every one of them.

On today’s episode of The His & Her Money Show, an amazing entrepreneurial journey is shared! We’ve got on the successful freelance writer, Virtual Assistant, and mother of two, Gina Horkey, to share her experience as freelancer and tips on how to become an effective VA! Gina started writing on the side while working at a full-time job. She woke up early in the morning and did side hustling, but soon was tired of working a traditional job and decided to make a change. She wanted something different and more passionate about than working in the corporate world. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE How Gina figured out what type of business she’d wanted to go into What is a Virtual Assistant? How a newbie can do a self-evaluation to determine which VA jobs to pursue What are the prerequisites for potential Vas? What are the different ways to win clients? The importance of continual learning and staying updated on the latest trends Who possesses quality VA jobs? RESOURCES Gina's Course: 30 Days or Less to Virtual Assistant Success 150+ Services You Can Offer as a Virtual Assistant (and get paid for!) HorkeyHandBook.com Thank You For Listening! This episode of The His and Her Money Show is sponsored by Bluehost, which we personally use for all of our web hosting needs. Thinking about starting up your own podcast, blog, or business website? Bluehost has unlimited plans starting out at very attractive prices. Click here for a special offer! Thanks for tuning into us on The His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section below. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review for The His & Her Money Show on iTunes! Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show, and we do read each and every one of them.    

On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, Roger Whitney is joining us for some great conversation! Roger is a 25+ year financial expert, husband, father, and blogger. He also runs a The Retirement Answer Man, a financial podcast for 55+ listeners, and he's just written a brand new book, ROCK RETIREMENT: A SIMPLE GUIDE TO HELP YOU TAKE CONTROL AND BE MORE OPTIMISTIC ABOUT THE FUTURE. We're so excited to have Roger on with us and we can't wait for you to cash in on these nuggets of wisdom! WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE Debunking the traditional retirement mindset When and why to start thinking about personal investment The cons of "math-based" retirement planning Making the most of income, saving, and investment Figuring out your net worth, and why it's important RESOURCES The Retirement Answer Man Podcast Rock Retirement by Roger Whitney Thank You For Listening! Get your FREE audiobook download and 30-day free trial at HisandHerMoney.com/Audible. With over 150,000 titles to choose from for your iPhone, Android, Kindle or mp3 player, Audible has a ton of audiobooks for you to try no matter what genre you love to read. Thanks for tuning into us on The His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section below. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review for The His & Her Money Show on iTunes! Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show, and we do read each and every one of them.  

In this episode of the His and Her Money Show, we talk with soon-to-be-retired public servants, Rufus and Temple Bo Claire, who found themselves bringing in two six-figure incomes but still could not seem to manage their steadily rising debt in time to retire without spending their entire pension paying down bills. What You Will Learn In This Episode Practical techniques for cutting expenses How to create a budget that works for your family Tips for talking to your family and friends about your debt-free lifestyle How to find a side hustle that works for you How  faith can help in your financial recovery Resources Mentioned Rufus and Temple's Company New Visiion Inc. Teachmehowtobudget.com How We Made $400 By Becoming Mystery Shoppers Video How We Started a Side Hustle on Fiverr Thank You For Listening! Today’s show was sponsored by Teach Me How To Budget. If you are ready to gain freedom in your finances once and for all then enroll in our brand new personal finance course Teach Me How To Budget. Thanks for tuning into the His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section below. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review for the His & Her Money Show on iTunes! Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show and we do read each and every one of them.

On today’s episode of The His & Her Money Show, James Whitaker is our guest and he shared some amazing insights and information! James is an entrepreneur and author of a new book titled Think and Grow Rich: The Legacy. It is a fantastically inspirational book that you will want to continuously read. It is not a substitute or replacement but a modern companion to the original best-selling Think and Grow Rich book by Napoleon Hill because the people and principles are timeless. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE How the Think and Grow Rich principles and teachings can be applied in dealing situations today How to figure out how to add value to someone’s life What are the things will help you to get where you want to go The importance of networking people on your level and above you Advice on how to approach mentorship and mastermind conversation How important of not letting obstacles stop us RESOURCES Jameswhitt.com Think and Grow Rich Film Never Eat Alone by Keith Ferrazzi How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion by Dr. Robert Cialdini Thank You For Listening! Thanks for tuning into us on The His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section below. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review for The His & Her Money Show on iTunes! Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show, and we do read each and every one of them. Get your FREE audiobook download and 30-day free trial at HisandHerMoney.com/Audible. With over 150,000 titles to choose from for your iPhone, Android, Kindle or mp3 player, Audible has a ton of audiobooks for you to try no matter what genre you love to read.

On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, our guest did just that. Maya Elious is a successful entrepreneur, and as a personal branding strategist, she works with coaches and consultants to improve their online presence and grow their personal brands and businesses. She also has a website design agency and is passionate about helping others get on their way to achieving their entrepreneurial dreams, just like she did! WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE Expanding your business from a side hustle to a full-time endeavor Maya's 3 success tips for a successful entrepreneur The importance of prayer and community while pursuing your dreams Maintaining a work/life balance when you work for yourself Maya's biggest business victory RESOURCES MayaElious.com  Maya's Facebook Group  The Power of Your Subconscious Mind by Joseph Murphy  Thank You For Listening! Thanks for tuning into us on The His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section below. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review for The His & Her Money Show on iTunes! Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show, and we do read each and every one of them.

Are you looking for a way to get rid of debt? You must be open to possibilities, have the willingness to give up some things and learn new ones, continually updating your knowledge, and possessing the guts to conquer your fears. No one knows what will happen in the future. You have to take the first step towards your ultimate goal, try your best with strategies, and stay focused on your way to financial freedom. On today’s episode of The His & Her Money Show, we have a very successful real estate investor and blogger, Rich Carey, to share his debt freedom journey and give you some hope and inspiration! Rich grew up fascinated by real estate and still thinks it is the coolest thing to do. Later, he ended up being drowned by student loan debt of $32,000. His wife, who was his girlfriend at the time, encouraged him to be responsible for his obligations and helped him craft a plan to pay off the debt. They did side hustles and started his journey of real estate investing. Afterward, they acquired a home mortgage worth $280,000. The family decided to live a very frugal life; eating out and having fancy vacations was not on their to-do list during this time. They chose to live on the smallest income possible and put everything else into savings and investments. With the combination of this unique approach and the power of real estate, plus his income from the Air Force, he found his way out from under. The mortgage was paid off quickly in just 6-7 years instead of the standard 30 years. Rich pursued his real estate investment career despite working overseas. He purchased another rental property in cash to avoid the hassle and flipped it, earning a significant profit. The success of this idea led him to own 20 properties in one location. He proved that a real estate investment is not a nightmare but a vehicle for financial freedom and a more promising future. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE • How Rich shifted his mindset and became motivated to get out of debt • How he ended up being a real estate investor • Why he settled his 20 properties in one place • How he bought 6 properties in just 10 months • How he continually upgraded his knowledge • The difference between buying things in cash or creating debt • The benefits of having investments in one city • Advice on choosing property managers • How he decides if it’s a good buy or not RESOURCES Rich's Blog - Rich On Money The Total Money Makeover - by Dave Ramsey Thank You for Listening! Today’s show was sponsored by Teach Me How To Budget. If you are ready to gain freedom in your finances once and for all then enroll in our brand new personal finance course Teach Me How To Budget. Thanks for tuning into the His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section below. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review for the His & Her Money Show on iTunes! Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show and we do read each and every one of them.

Today’s show was sponsored by Teach Me How To Budget. If you are ready to gain freedom in your finances once and for all then enroll in our brand new personal finance course Teach Me How To Budget. Everybody knows that habits are hard to break, and that's especially true when it comes to money habits. Whether you're overspending the monthly budget, sleeping on the income you know you should be making, or even just not keeping track of your finances at all, one bad money habit always leads to more, and that's when your financial destruction can start to snowball, sometimes for generations. Breaking the mold is tough, but it's worth it in the end to set a good financial foundation for the present and the future! On today's episode of The His & her Money Show, we're so glad to be talking with Amir and Candace Shameih about their decision to break out of debt and grab a piece of that financial freedom. This faith-forward couple took the initiative, got their plan together, and set out to eliminate their debt in 18 months...and then they beat the odds and came out debt-free in just 7! Their story is incredible, and we can't wait for you to hear it! Neither Amir nor Candace grew up in money-conscious families. As kids, they saw the bad side of what can happen when you let the state of your finances fall back as a priority, but even so, for awhile it seemed like they were both on the same path all too soon. Fortunately, history wasn't doomed to repeat itself, and after Candace, the couple truly began to realize their options. Between the two of them, they had over $58,000, from student loans, credit cards, and a whole lot else. They could stay a slave to the lender, or they could take control of their money, bust their way out of debt, and live financial freedom to the fullest. And you can bet they chose the right one! Keep listening to find out how they did it, and maybe learn something along the way! WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE Bringing your spouse on board to tackle your debt together Getting into a new mindset to start your budget Some of Candace and Amir's tips and tricks for getting out of debt Cutting monthly costs around the household How to stay focused and not give into temptation Gow faith kept Candace and Amir strong through their debt free journey Resources Mentioned The Total Money Makeover by Dave Ramsey Thank You For Listening! Thanks for tuning into the His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section below. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review of the His & Her Money Show on iTunes! Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show and we do read each and every one of them.

On this episode of The His & Her Money show, we have Abby Chou, one of the founders of College Backer. College Backer helps you to create a solid savings plan for your child’s future college education expenses. RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THE EPISODE Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki and Sharon Lechter College Backer (https://collegebacker.com/hisandhermoney) = His and Her Money Show listeners can enjoy a special promotion from College Backer. If you start saving and put $20, they will put additional $20. THANK YOU FOR LISTENING! Thanks for tuning into us on The His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comments section below. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review for The His & Her Money Show on iTunes! Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show, and we do read each and every one.

On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, Bruce and Brenda McGrew are joining us today for an incredible debt-free story of faith, marriage, and making progress where you need it the most. this inspirational couple never stopped. They're both teachers in the public education system, and now they're schooling others around the country on finances, smart money management, and paying off all your debts - just like they did! Bruce and Brenda once had over $58,000 of debt, and now they're enjoying the wonderful world of debt freedom. When Bruce and Brenda attended their first Financial Peace University class, they were going as moral support for another couple, not for themselves. They considered themselves pretty money smart already so they had no idea how great they'd benefit from the course, and the world it would open for them. But it did! Six years ago at the beginning of their debt freedom journey, Bruce and Brenda had roughly $58,000 in consumer debt, from credit cards to car loans (and their "eight-thousand dollar blanket"), and they knew they had to get out from under it, and as soon as possible. In the first year of work, they'd already paid off $30,000, and after that, it was time to get even more creative and have some fun with it. Today, debt-free and living well, Bruce is a certified Ramsey Solutions master financial coach, and this smart money couple loves to share any nugget of wisdom they can with YOU on their website, BruceMcgrew.com! WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE The "hybrid method" Bruce and Brenda followed to debt freedom How Bruce and Brenda accidentally got started on their debt-free journey Handling finances as a couple, and the importance of trust Tips for the brand new budgeter Bruce and Brenda's "envelope" method RESOURCES TEAMM | https://brucemcgrew.com/ Thank You for Listening! Thanks for tuning into the His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section below. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review of the His & Her Money Show on iTunes! Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show and we do read each and every one of them. Today’s show was sponsored by Teach Me How To Budget. If you are ready to gain freedom in your finances once and for all then enroll in our brand new personal finance course Teach Me How To Budget.

On this episode of The His & Her Money show, we have Erin Odom, the brainchild of The Humbled Homemaker and an accomplished author of two books. Before they had children, Erin and her husband were working as teachers. After getting married, they experienced marital difficulties and went through a really hard time. They learned a lot along the way especially in the area of how to make living on a single income work and how it helped her become creative in generating income for her family from home. She shares her advice along with some practical tips for anyone leaving in this current situation.  WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE The challenges that Erin and her family experienced trying to set-up their finances. How they were able to save. Ways Erin could stay at home and raise her growing kids. What they were able to cut from their budget. The contents of Erin’s new book, You Can Stay Home With Your Kids! 100 Tips, Tricks, and Ways to Make It Work on a Budget and how it can help other families. How Erin and her husband were able to instill saving and working values at a young age into their children’s minds. RESOURCE MENTIONED IN THE EPISODE You Can Stay Home With Your Kids! 100 Tips, Tricks, and Ways to Make It Work on a Budget by Erin Odom More Than Just Making It: Hope for the Financially Frustrated by Erin Odom Free Audiobook from Audible  THANK YOU FOR LISTENING! Get your FREE audiobook download and 30-day free trial at HisandHerMoney.com/Audible. With over 150,000 titles to choose from for your iPhone, Android, Kindle or mp3 player, Audible has a ton of audiobooks for you to try no matter what genre you love to read. Thanks for tuning into us on The His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section below. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review for The His & Her Money Show on iTunes! Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show, and we do read each and every one of them.  

On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, we've brought in Gwen from Fiery Millennials! Gwen is an IT professional, co-host of Fire Drill podcast, and a superstar saver who's passionate about spreading the word on and reaching her own ultimate goal: financial independence! By the time Gwen was 25, she'd saved up six figures - her story is inspiring and we can't wait for you to learn how she did it!     WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE The benefits of living below your means What is financial independence, and how to attain it The biggest financial independence "killers" Good debt vs. bad debt RESOURCES Fire Drill Podcast Financial 180 Mint App Personal Capital JLCollins.com The Simple Path to Wealth by J L Collins Set For Life: Dominate Life, Money, and the American Dream by Scott Trench Your Money Or Your Life by Vicki Robin MrMoneyMustache.com  MadFientist.com Thank You For Listening! Thanks for tuning into us on The His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section below. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review for The His & Her Money Show on iTunes! Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show, and we do read each and every one of them. Today’s episode is sponsored by our friends at Credit Sesame. Credit is one of the most important things you’ll ever need throughout your entire life for student, car, home, and personal loans, etc. Credit Sesame gives you a free credit score, and so much more. They also provide free personalized finance tips and tools updated every month. Once you sign up for a Credit Sesame membership, you will get free identity theft for up to $50,000. It is an absolutely free product and they do not require a credit card. They will open the door to your financial future.

Here at His & Her Money, we know there's nothing more important when it comes to managing your finances as a smart money couple than being a united front. This goes for all things money (and marriage!) related, but it's especially necessary when you're talking about debt. The journey to debt freedom is often full of sacrifices and big life changes along the way - and sometimes even a total lifestyle overhaul - and if you're not on the same page, the back and forth struggle can put a major strain on your end goal AND your relationship. But with dedication, faith, and togetherness, any couple can fight the good fight and come out the other side strong! On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, we've got a couple that did just that. Get ready for an incredible debt elimination story. Kerry and Kamille once had over $111,000 in debt, between credit cards and student loans, and it was just getting bigger. Once they truly started feeling the weight, they knew it was time to break free - and just 21 months later, they did! Now they're living completely debt free, and keep listening to find out how they did it! Right before Kerry graduated college, the couple went on an 11-night celebration trip to the Caribbean. It was expensive, but they figured they'd pay it off over time. It wasn't long after, though, that they both started thinking about how much debt was piling up on their credit cards. It was obvious that eliminating their debt was the next logical step, for their finances and their marriage moving forward, and Kerry was already considering their options when Kamille suggested they go to Dave Ramsey's Financial Peace University. One class and they were hooked! Paying off their debt became a discipline, and just like anything, there were hiccups along the way - but there was no stopping them. And now, just 21 months later, Kerry and Kamille have paid off their debt completely, and they couldn't be happier! WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE Why you shouldn't be content being average When Kerry and Kamille decided to eliminate their debt The importance of accountability and "accountability partner" benefits Kerry and Kamile's faith began their approach to debt freedom Different ways Kerry and Kamille budgeted and saved money How to stay focused and disciplined RESOURCES Dave Ramsey's Financial Peace University  Thank You for Listening! Thanks for tuning into the His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section below. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review for the His & Her Money Show on iTunes! Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show and we do read each and every one of them. Today’s show was sponsored by Teach Me How To Budget. If you are ready to gain freedom in your finances once and for all then enroll in our brand new personal finance course Teach Me How To Budget.

On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, we've got an amazing guest coming on to chat with us about God, finances, and how she's using her faith and money smarts and skills to change lives. Emily Stroud is a wife, mom, author, entrepreneur, and financial adviser, working hard to change the stigma of talking about money - because talking about money is exactly what she loves to do! Emily's whole family is in the ministry, so naturally, she assumed she'd follow in some way or another. While getting her MBA, set to pursue non-profit consulting for churches and ministries, she took some financial courses, and it was obvious that here she'd found her calling. 20 years later, she counsels couples and individuals on managing money and faith in the best way possible. Emily is an inspiring guru of advice on all things finances, and touches on debt, investment, and staying on track financially as a married unit. This fantastic episode is packed with so many nuggets of wisdom to take in, but it's still only the tip of the iceberg of what she covers in her books, so go check them out on Amazon and give them a read! You're sure to learn something new! To learn more and find inspiration, keep up with Emily at EmilygStroud.com! WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE Managing your credit cards with maturity and accountability Approaching your spouse to talk about finances Beating your "financial fear" A rundown of Emily's free Budget Planner The long-term importance of starting a budget Spiritual rewards of living mindfully RESOURCES Faithful Finance: 10 Secrets to Move From Fearful Insecurity to Confident Control by Emily G. Stroud  Find Emily on Facebook!  Thank You For Listening! Get your FREE audiobook download and 30-day free trial at HisandHerMoney.com/Audible. With over 150,000 titles to choose from for your iPhone, Android, Kindle or mp3 player, Audible has a ton of audiobooks for you to try no matter what genre you love to read. Thanks for tuning into us on The His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section below. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review for The His & Her Money Show on iTunes! Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show, and we do read each and every one of them.  

Eliminating debt isn't easy. It doesn't matter if you're single, a family unit, or a couple - it'll always have its challenges, and especially as newlyweds, tackling your finances might not be a challenge you want to take on right away. But the sooner the better! Forming a united front against your debt isn't just a learning experience and a lot of hard work and sacrifices: sure, it can be a test of marriage, but it's also taking the first big step towards financial freedom and starting to build the life you want together. On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, Michael Lacy is coming in to tell us all about his debt-free journey, and how he and his wife Taylor smashed $61,000 of debt in just 16 months! Michael is the founder of Black Sheep Finance, where he's a financial coach dedicated to offering clarity and practical advice for others who are struggling to achieve their financial dreams. He's a wealth of information and you're sure to learn something today! Unlike so many Americans, Michael and Taylor didn't have student loans or a mortgage to contend with -- but they WERE swimming in credit card debt and car loans. Michael's father gave him plenty of financial advice from a young age, but once his credit card usage got started, it spiraled, and by the time they got married, he and Taylor had a whopping $61,000 of debt between them. There was no end in sight until they ended up rained in on their honeymoon, which turned out to be a blessing in disguise -- with nothing else to do, they started setting their goals for the future, tallied up their debt, and decided that it was time to finally take control of their finances. Once they were both on board, they got straight to working budgeting and setting their financial priorities. It wasn't all easy -- there were some hiccups along the way, and sometimes the process started to weigh on their marriage, but 16 months later, Michael and Taylor were enjoying the end of their debt payoff on a cruise! How will YOU celebrate yours? Find Michael at http://www.blacksheepfinance.com! WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE The importance of accountability The 4 modern financial essentials Getting started and keeping up your momentum on your debt-free journey Getting motivated to eliminate your debt How newlyweds Michael and Lacy beat their $61,000 debt RESOURCES EveryDollar App  The Richest Man In Babylon by George S. Clason Retire Inspired by Chris Hogan Simple Wealth Inevitable Wealth by Nich Murray Thank You for Listening! Thanks for tuning into the His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section below. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review of the His & Her Money Show on iTunes! Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show and we do read each and every one of them. Today’s show was sponsored by Teach Me How To Budget. If you are ready to gain freedom in your finances once and for all then enroll in our brand new personal finance course Teach Me How To Budget.

On this episode of The His & Her Money show, we have Monica Louie who is here to teach on how to use Facebook Ads to grow your business. Monica Louie a full-fledged Facebook Ads expert also shared the three main components of Facebook Ads: Firstly, you need to have an offer which can be as simple as a blog post or a free offer, download or training that people wants. Your offer should be an attention-grabbing one for people to engage with. Secondly, you need to find the right people who are interested in your offer. These people will share and spread your offer to their families and friends, gaining you organic reach. Lastly, make an attention-grabbing ad. This ad will grab other people’s attention and entice them to click through. Monica also mentioned that she started with just as little as $5 a day for her budget. According to her, engagement plays a big role in your ad. More engagement means people are sharing the ads for you. It lowers the cost since it is higher click through. It also means more eyeballs for your ads. She also shared the common mistakes that people make. People don’t have a clear strategy, what their goals are for their business. They are confused about the different things they want to do, which campaigns to use, and who are the audiences to target. They just dive in and didn’t know what they are doing. Lack of education can also hold you back in Facebook Ads success. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE How Monica started with Facebook ads What are the components of a Facebook Ad What are the important things that you need to take note when you are starting Who should be your target audience Is engagement important when it comes to ads? Common mistakes people make with Facebook Ads RESOURCE MENTIONED IN THE EPISODE Flourish With Facebook Ads = Use code HHMONEY50, to save $50 on this course BlueHost  THANK YOU FOR LISTENING! Thanks for tuning into us on The His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section below. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review of The His & Her Money Show on iTunes! Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show, and we do read each and every one of them.  

Pretty much anyone who's ever dipped into the personal finance community has heard about side hustling. Here at His & Her Money, we're huge advocates of entrepreneurship, and we want everyone to know that getting a side hustle (or several!) can be an incredible tool for not just paying off debt and generating extra income, but ultimately achieving financial freedom in the process. Having more income is a powerful asset, and you might even be able to turn your hobbies into cash! On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, we're so glad to have Michelle Schroeder-Gardner on the show with us! You might know Michelle from MakingSenseOfCents.com, and as well as being a blogger, she's a personal finance expert, wife, and full-time traveler. She started her blog back in 2013 as a hobby, but once she realized she could make a go of it, she paid off a whopping $40,000 in student loan debt, left Corporate America behind, and she and her husband have been making the best of financial freedom ever since! Michelle was working full-time as a financial analyst when she got her first student loan notice in the mail - that was when she realized that she didn't want to be tied down for the next 8 to 12 years paying them off. By now Michelle was following the personal finance community, reading stories of debt smashing success, and it didn't take long to realize that she could do that too! Her first side hustle was mystery shopping, and that was just the beginning. From there, she and her husband found more ways to manage money: eating out less, cutting costs, and of course, side hustling. Michelle credits her success to one course, Elite Blog Academy. We must mention this course only opens once a year and you must get on the waiting list to even be notified of it. FYI- Elite Blog Academy is currently open through Friday, March 9th! Get in the doors before it closes and doesn’t open up until next year. Click here to find out more info.   Michelle didn't know much about blogging when she first started, let alone that she could make a living doing it. Her work-life balance involved weekends and later hours, and she even used her vacation days to work on the blog. But hard work paid off: 6 months after she started blogging, she made her first $100; a year after, she was earning roughly $5,000 a month; today, she makes over $1,000,000! Michelle is an incredible wealth of tips, tricks, and advice, from networking and blogging conferences to advertising and making the most of your blog presence online. Her journey is incredible, and yours can be too! WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE How Michelle got in the mindset to get debt free fast Setting out to make your side hustle your full-time source of income How Michelle makes money off her blog The basics of networking and building online relationships Breaking down the habits of million dollar bloggers vs. the unsuccessful RESOURCES Elite Blog Academy Michelle's Making Sense of Affiliate Marketing course! BestMark Side Hustle Nation FinCon  Thank You For Listening! Thanks for tuning into us on The His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section below. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review for The His & Her Money Show on iTunes! Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show, and we do read each and every one of them. This episode of The His and Her Money Show is sponsored by Bluehost, which we personally use for all of our web hosting needs. Thinking about starting up your own podcast, blog, or business website? Bluehost has unlimited plans starting out at very attractive prices. Click here for a special offer!

There are few things we champion more than taking up a good side hustle. Whether you're paying off debt, saving up for that dream vacation, or even just looking to profit from a new creative outlet, there are countless ways to generate extra income. And the best part is, sometimes your side hustles can turn into something so much more! Walking dogs, teaching yoga, graphic design...these can all be transformed from passion projects to lucrative businesses, but one of the most popular and profitable side hustles is starting a blog. We know you've heard about this before, and you might still have your doubts. So keep listening! On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, things are about to get interesting! We've brought on a great friend and an even MORE amazing blogger, Rosemarie Groner, to share her experiences in the blogosphere and tell us all about her incredible success story. When Rosemarie started her blog, The Busy Budgeter, she had an idea of what she wanted her end goal to be but, just like you, didn't know if she'd succeed. And in 10 months, her readership and income blossomed into a full-time income and beyond, and now she's making $100,000 a month! We'd call that a success! Of course, blogging wasn't the first career Rosemarie envisioned herself having. She was a state trooper for 9 years, but as a wife and mom, due to her crazy unpredictable schedule, she knew she didn't want to do it forever. And when she started a home daycare center, that didn't work out too well either. There had to be a way to replace her full-time income, and suddenly, she found it in a random email for a blogging course. From there, Rosemarie enrolled in Elite Blog Academy (a His & Her Money favorite!), and this was just the beginning. It was a lot of work and dedication, but as her blog grew and grew, Rosemarie realized she was building a six-figure business - as a stay-at-home mom, no less! Find Rosemarie at BusyBudgeter.com, and join her in taking the blogging world by storm! WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE How Rosemarie started her blog and steps she took to make it great Investing in your blog, and why it's important Different ways to generate blog income Staying on track while building your blog and squashing discouragement RESOURCES Elite Blog Academy Thank You for Listening! Thanks for tuning into the His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section below. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review for the His & Her Money Show on iTunes! Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show and we do read each and every one of them.

Debt is nothing new for the average American. Car loans, consumer debt, student loans, and all other types of debt have fast become another piece of day-to-day life, for students, singles, couples, and families all across the country. But there's a light at the end of the tunnel, even if it doesn't seem like it. Living the American lifestyle doesn't have to mean living with debt, and if you can motivate yourself to push and stay on the right track, you could be well on your way to smashing YOUR debt once and for all.   On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, Maya Lewis is joining us for another fantastic debt elimination story. Maya is a Maryland-born project management analyst, self-proclaimed Excel spreadsheet queen, and debt-smashing superstar. Over just two years she single-handedly paid off an incredible $73,000, and this is how she did it!   RESOURCES Mint The Total Money Makeover by Dave Ramsey  

On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, Ruth Soukup is stopping by! A few years ago Ruth was on the show to talk about her new book, "Living Well Spending Less", and we're so excited that she's here again to share her incredible entrepreneur journey to success, and how she's extended her blog savviness to helping others! Ruth's course, Elite Blog Academy, is dedicated to guiding aspiring bloggers just like you get their blogs up and running. Ruth might be a seasoned million dollar blogger now, but just like anybody starting out, it wasn't always smooth sailing. Back in 2010, Ruth and her husband were trying to get on the right financial track. They were also constantly butting heads over money, and as a stay-at-home mom of two small kids, Ruth needed a creative outlet that didn't involve overspending. That was when she launched Living Well Spending Less, where she started documenting her couponing efforts and organizing tips and tricks for friends and family. She didn't expect much would come from it until the couponing craze hit in full swing and suddenly her blog was shooting up on Google's ranks. Ruth thought she was crazy (and so did her husband!), but as the blog grew, the potential was obvious - it was time to get serious, and the rest was history! Get inspired at EliteBlogAcademy.com! WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE Keeping content fresh and being prepared to change lanes with the trends How Ruth built her million dollar blog from the ground up Different ways to make money from your blog Affiliate marketing vs. selling your own products Setting personal goals, and why it's important for success RESOURCES Elite Blog Academy Living Well Spending Less  Living Well Spending Less: 12 Secrets of the Good Life by Ruth Soukup How To Blog For Profit: Without Selling Your Soul by Ruth Soukup  Thank You for Listening! Thanks for tuning into the His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section below. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review for the His & Her Money Show on iTunes! Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show and we do read each and every one of them.

Just because everybody's doing it doesn't mean you have to follow the crowd. You know exactly what we're talking about: student loans, and the long-term affects of living with them. Your financial freedom largely depends on what you're bringing in and how much is going right back out; by paying off your loans as soon as possible, you're drastically minimizing the paycheck to paycheck cycle, and your financial future will be totally up for YOU to decide!   On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, we're thrilled to have Gary here with us to share his incredible debt-free journey. Gary is a blogger and IT professional, and once he was swimming in student loans. But not anymore! With hard work and determination, and a few pretty big sacrifices along the way, Gary put his money smarts to the test straight out of college and cut his $60,000 debt down to nothing in just three and a half years!

Sometimes it's hard enough to manage your money when you're an individual, but as a couple, your finances can feel like a much bigger responsibility. It can also be a struggle if debt is holding you back, and the stress of living paycheck to paycheck can put a strain on your relationship. But through openness, communication, and unity within a marriage, there's a light at the end of the tunnel. Here at The His & Her Money Show, we're all about marriage, family, and anything in between - and smart money couples are at the top of the list!   On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, we've got Alex and Cassie from TheThriftyCouple.com over to talk with us about money, marriage, and of course, debt destruction! Once upon a time, they were a whopping $108,000 in consumer debt - credit cards, student loans, and beyond. None of these expenses were too shocking alone, but together, they added up!

Most of the time, good money management doesn't come to us naturally. Knowing where your finances stand, and most importantly, how to handle them, is a learned behavior; that being said, it can also become second nature pretty fast, and the best way to form smart money habits for the long-term is to educate yourself as well and as often as possible. And we get it: sometimes that's easier said than done. Where do you start? Why are there so many numbers? But by finding a way to stay focused, motivated, and yes, interested, taking control of your financial life might turn out to be a lot easier than you think!   On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, we've got a great one for you! Financial guru, educator, and motivational speaker Ash Cash is joining us for some eye-opening conversation and to get into some of the details of his latest book, The Wake-Up Call: Financial Inspiration From 4:44 + A Step By Step Guide On How To Implement Each Financial Principle. We've been fans of Ash since the very beginning of His & Her Money and bringing him on board is an incredible opportunity for all our listeners to get a taste of all that he has to offer!

Here at His & Her Money, we love to talk about finances. But we also LOVE to talk about marriage and family life. Everything in a marriage is shared, including the finances - and everything that comes with them. Sometimes both sides come into a marriage with debt and financial baggage, and maybe it can seem easier to just let it go and carry on. But eliminating debt can be a massive weight off your shoulders, whether you're a couple or an individual, and it's never too late or too early to get the conversation started!   On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, Javier Gutierrez from DreamerMoney.com is here to share his incredible journey to debt freedom. When they got married, Javier and his wife Taylor had a combined debt of over $34,000, and soon they realized that neither of them wanted to foresee carrying their debt around for much longer. Listen in to find out how they got in the zone and destroyed their debt in less than two years!

Here at His & Her Money, we're not just a financial podcast. Not only are we avid counselors of marriage and family (and everything in between!), but we're also very conscious of faith. It's a huge part of life and can come up in all aspects, from business to everyday moments, and whether you have lifelong dedication or have just recently opened your heart to God, we're always excited to spread the conversation. On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, we're so lucky to have Touré Roberts joining us for a great discussion on faith, business, and prioritizing your life. Touré is a Los Angeles-born pastor and entrepreneur with a passion for helping others and promoting "wholeness": the pursuit of being complete. He's just released his brand new book, Wholeness: Winning At Life From The Inside Out, and today he's giving us a taste of what's in store. Touré is a wealth of information and wisdom and has so much to say on worship, prayer, and how to apply them to become the best version of yourself that you can be!

Most people don't often think about getting rid of their debt as soon as they get out of college. Student loans are fast becoming the norm, but just because everyone has them, that doesn't mean you have to keep them! The thing is if your goal is to destroy your debt before it completely takes over, that often means living frugally. This might not sound like the most glamorous lifestyle, but if you can achieve financial freedom as soon as possible, it's worth it in the end!   On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, Lily He-Prudhomme from The Frugal Gene is coming in to tell us all about her debt free journey. Lily is a blogger, full-time Airbnb host, and an incredible resource for learning about how to start your own debt free journey. She and her husband are also on the path to creating generational wealth, and we can't wait for you to hear all about it. At one point, Lily was splurging on a pizza from Costco; now she and her husband are putting away $100-150,000 a year in savings and living completely free of debt!

Saving money for retirement may not be the first thing on everybody's mind. It seems pretty far down the road to be worrying about it now, but it's never too soon to start taking steps towards financial independence, now or for the future. Here at His & Her Money, one of the things we stress the most is the power of smart investing, and our favorite way to get started on the right path is through 401ks. You may not put that much thought into your employer's 401k, but we hope this episode gives you something to think about! On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, we decided to bring in Chris Costello, a 401k expert, for an in-depth conversation on investment and saving for retirement, and how the answer to getting started could be right in front of you this whole time. Chris has been deep in the financial services community since 1995, and as the CEO and co-founder of Blooom, he's an invaluable resource of practical financial advice. Today he's breaking down investments, 401k, personal finances, and generating long-term wealth - this is one you won't want to miss! Chris and his Blooom co-founder Kevin were working well as financial and wealth advisers when they branched out and started their own firm in 2004, but they were growing frustrated with the fact that those who needed financial advising the most weren't often able to get it - the final straw was when Chris realized his own parents, even though they were his clients, didn't even qualify for the firm that they'd created. It was time to make a real change, and ultimately that was where Blooom was born. Blooom's goal is to help everyone and anyone to understand and utilize their 401k. They offer incredible tools and advice and, most importantly, financial peace of mind. Today Chris walks us through some big steps and gives incredible practical advice, tips, and tricks, but it's just the tip of the 401k iceberg and there's so much more to learn with Blooom. So what are YOU waiting for? WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE What a 401k is and how to use them to generate long-term wealth Investment do's and don'ts Traditional 401k vs. Roth 401k Debt and what to do with it before and during the investment process RESOURCES Blooom Thank You for Listening! Thanks for tuning into the His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section below. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post.  

It's one thing to start the journey to debt freedom as an individual, but tackling your debt as a couple means working as a team. Like most things in marriage, showing up debt as a united front is the key to making the journey smooth. Sometimes this can be hard, and other times it's a unanimous decision, and either way, we love sitting down with smart money couples to talk about how they manage marriage, family, and finances. On today’s episode of The His & Her Money Show, we're joined by Caleb and Rachel Mathias from Lancaster, Pennsylvania to talk about their debt free journey, and how they destroyed $45,000 of debt in just 16 months! This is an amazing feat, but coming so fresh into their marriage, it wasn't always an easy one. But once they got off the ground, Caleb and Rachel were focused and determined to reach their goals, and now they're living completely debt free! Caleb and Rachel started their marriage off with approximately $45,000 of debt between them - mostly student loans, with car loans and consumer credit card debt. It was nothing they couldn't handle. But they both had great-paying jobs and weren't living extravagantly, so...why were they dipping into their savings to pay the bills? That was the turning point where they decided to take a good look at their finances, find out where their money was really going, and get serious about eliminating their debt and paving the road towards financial freedom.

It's never too soon or too late to start working on your leadership skills. Being a leader or having authority skills can greatly increase productivity, and productivity can be applied to anything in your life, from business to marriage to beyond! And you can accomplish this no matter what position you're in, so why not start today? On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, we are featuring our special guest Jake A. Carlson. Jake is a husband, father of three, podcaster, and a thought leader, devoted to being an authority on leadership, productivity, and influence. He's just gotten back from a year-long family trip to 12 different countries, and now he's sitting down with us to share some of his invaluable lessons on leadership and becoming an authority figure. Jake started early, listening to Zig Ziglar on cassette tapes as a kid, and is passionate about helping others become more productive people!

Student loan debt - or just debt in general - is a hurdle that many Americans face. But just because it's become the norm doesn't mean that you have to live with it forever! While your loans can hold you back from your ideal life and financial freedom, working to toward eliminating your debt is an investment well worth the time and effort for a brighter future on YOUR own terms. What would you sacrifice to be debt free? On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, we've got Marissa Lyda from The Budgeting Wife coming on to share her story of total debt elimination. She and her husband Jacob knew from the start that they didn't want their $87,000 student loan debt to hold them back from doing the things they wanted and accomplishing their goals, so they made sure it didn't! After two and a half years of hard work and sacrifices, now that they've obliterated their debt once and for all, this smart money couple is totally committed to keeping their debt-free lifestyle as frugal and fun as possible. We can't wait for you to hear all about it!

Most Americans have some form of debt, be it credit cards or student loans or car loans. It’s nothing out of the ordinary and for now, you might just be living with it, just like everyone else. But someday you might find that your debt is already hurting you in the long run. Are you financially secure enough for that new car? Emergency fund? Vacation? To start a family? If you have any doubts, then it might be time for you to evaluate your finances and where you can make some changes. On today’s episode of The His & Her Money Show, we’ve got Andy Hill on board to talk getting down to business, budgets, and of course, busting your debt! You might already know Andy, proud husband and father of two, from his blog and podcast, Marriage, Kids, & Money, and now he’s here to share with us his family’s incredible journey to debt freedom!

Many books, articles, and podcasts have been created that tell stories of individuals or couples successfully achieving financial-freedom. These serve as inspiration for people to start paying off their debt and live the life they deserve. But when a person finally decides to take the plunge and embark on their own journey towards debt-freedom, people who have crossed the finish line may seem to be beyond the horizon. The story of the journey is just as important (if not more important) as the destination. Therefore, on today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, we have Petrina Turner to talk to us about how she started journey, the sacrifices she's made, and why she and her family are still persevering through the struggles towards their goal. In a short amount of time, Petrina and her husband were able to knock out $40,000 off their debt, along with winning other family members to get on their own journey to financial autonomy, and are resolved to giving a better financial education and future to their children. They certainly are fighting the battle against debt, and we look forward to witnessing them win. Petrina Turner shares her story of their family and their on-going journey to a life without debt, for people to relate to, learn from, and be inspired to continue on their own journey as well. To find out more, visit her website at PetrinaTurner.com

Hilary Hendershott is our guest for today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, and she joins us to talk about why couples have money fights, how to stop it, and how to move forward from it.   Hilary is a Certified Financial Planner (CFP) based in California. She shares her own personal story about having the wrong mindset, which leads her to some less than appealing financial results. Turning things around for the better, and equipped with knowledge and research, she came to understand people's behavior and acquaintance with money.  Hilary is now debt-free and with a thriving business. She currently shares her story and knowledge to help people master their relationship with money. Just like in today's episode, Hilary explains three steps for couples to follow in order to stop the money fights.

There’s an age-old saying that says, “Knowledge is power.” In conjunction with this, some people also say, “Experience is the best teacher.” But if you are offered an experience that will redefine your knowledge, will you take it? Many people consider that time is of the essence when it comes to paying off debt. This results in the loss of confidence in the idea of achieving their goals once they age past their prime. Is it really too late to chase dreams past the age of 40? These questions are answered by our guests, James and Kelly, on today’s episode of The His & Her Money Show, as they talk to us about how they paid off an astounding $120,000 of debt in 4 years—starting their journey after the age of 40!

It takes for a couple to be on the same page and be in sync, to succeed in fighting for debt-freedom. When a married couple follows their plan and abides by their strategies to pay off their debt, it is very likely that they’ll end up stronger, united, and debt-free in the end. But what should you do if your spouse isn’t as aggressive as you in terms of financial discipline? On this episode of The His & Her Money Show, we have Donald and Abby Gadson to talk to us about their journey to paying off $144,000 in 5 years!  

There may be many reasons you can find that will inspire you to embark on your own journey to debt freedom. And there are many ways that you could become acquainted with the idea of gaining financial autonomy. That moment of clarity can be sparked when a credit card is rejected, or maybe a small talk from a friend, or perhaps simply trying to find a great deal on an apartment to rent, either way, it doesn’t take much for us to aspire to strive for a better financial status in life. As for Ketuan Baldwin, our guest on this episode of  The His & Her Money Show, having a daughter and leaving a legacy for her is all it took for him to steer towards the road to financial freedom. Listen as we take a look at how Ketuan managed to pay off about $90,000 of debt in a little over 3 years.

Positive thinking could be a powerful tool that helps people go through the tough times of their journey to financial success. There may be undesirable challenges people have to endure in order to pay off debt, but positive psychology could help them change their inclination to these things. Such was the case of our guest on today’s episode of The His & Her Money Show, MJ Bridges, who developed the attitude, approach, and mentality needed to keep his chin up and step over the bumps on the road to debt freedom. As do many, MJ had been careless with his credit cards until he gathered around $70,000 of debt at the age of 25. A classic occurrence of having his credit cards declined at a time that he badly needed it, was the awakening moment for MJ that drove him to realize that he was poorly managing his finances. Owning a vision and a plan, MJ used his wit and resources to keep himself determined to pay off his debt. Disappointments and tough times come along the way, but MJ equipped himself with a positive mind to be resolute on his objective—freedom from debt.

Diligence and determination are two of the characteristics that you must develop if debt freedom is your goal. Your focus has to be laser-like, and you must be fully intentional about each move that you make with your money. Today’s guests on The His & Her Money Show are prime examples of what these characteristics look like in action. Seth and Tayler did what most people think is impossible in that they paid off $58,000 of debt in 18 months!

Society has taught us that living the American dream is owning things that add to life’s comfort and indulgence. What’s rarely mentioned is that to live the American dream is to be free—and that includes financial freedom. When you think about it, how much money do you have in total after selling your assets to pay off your debt? On today’s episode of The His & Her Money Show, we have Yuriy Mayba to talk to us about how he and his family survived paying off over $200,000 of debt and still managed to end up with a quarter of a million dollars in the long run. Yuriy achieved what many people see as a commendable life story: Coming from a foreign land at a young age and built his life towards successful business management and income…at the price of being in debt. Yuriy then realized that he and his wife cannot move forward to a different chapter in their lives without paying off their debt first. With faith in God, discipline, and humility, and using all his skills to get through struggles of survival, he is now savoring a better direction in life and with a stronger relationship with his family.

Having a large family combined with a large amount of debt can be a scary thing. But having the right strategies and the attitude to tackle financial problems head-on can conversely, cause a positive impact on your family. It is important for a couple to share their own strengths and weaknesses, and use them to tackle family situations because after all…marriage is a team. Many people have the “time is of the essence” mindset, and more often are disheartened when they realize it’ll take too long to be debt-free.  In hopes of helping our audience out of this ineffective conclusion, we interview Carrie Willard on today’s episode of The His & Her Money Show, to show us how she managed to become debt-free despite having a large family.  

In this episode of The His & Her Money Show, we speak with Tia Chambers as she shares extremely valuable tips for 1st time home buyers about all of the hidden costs associated with purchasing a house. The biggest purchase that you’re ever going to make is that of a home so it is critical that you be equipped with all the information you’ll need to make the purchase process as painless as possible. From mortgages to various kinds of insurance, maintenance fees, closing costs, and more. We’ll give you an inside look into some of the expenses associated with homeownership that you never hear about and how to properly budget for them before you even start looking for your new house.

Motivational speaker Tony Gaskins once famously said, “If you don’t build your own dream somebody else will hire you to help build theirs.” This quote applies to millions of people who are working in jobs they hate all while racking up extreme amounts of debt trying to keep up with everyone else or fund their American dream. In the eyes of many, debt is unavoidable, expected, and even welcomed. Today’s episode of The His & Her Money Show is all about getting out of debt and into financial freedom. We talk with Anna Runyan who shares her journey of how she and her husband were both able to pay off an enormous amount of debt, leave unfulfilling careers and build a successful business they could be proud of.

Sometimes it takes hearing advice from another person to wake up and smell the coffee. And sometimes we get an awakening by people we don’t expect… or even events we seldom think of. This is why we bring Bobby Hoyt on today’s episode of The His & Her Money Show, to talk to us about how he learned valuable lessons in pursuit of a debt-free life for his family. Beginning from a friendly talk to enduring some grievous circumstances, Bobby took in the positive lessons enabling him to pay off $40,000 of student loans in a mere 18 months.

Rarely is a couple's argument one-sided. Even though money is one of the arguments that come up again and again, many times, money fights really aren't about money. On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, we interview Cora Hietpas to talk to us about how to handle the dynamic of merging marriage and money successfully. It is important for a couple to recognize each other's core values surrounding money. In many cases, values in money are different from each individual but are rarely talked about before and many years after committing to a relationship. Cora emphasizes for couples to express their values in money as early as possible, in order to resolve any upcoming issues. Cora also teaches us how to deal with complications if your spouse's value in money is different from yours. She believes that there has to be a coming-together, a compromise for each partner to lean-in toward one another, to get to that middle ground, and to reach a happy place for everyone.

Debt freedom always requires a level of sacrifice. The question is, are you willing to pay the costs that are associated with achieving such a goal? Stephanie and her family answered that question with a resounding YES! As a result, they successfully paid off over $144,000 of student loans in just 3 years! Stephanie's road to financial freedom was not easy, but it is truly inspirational for all who take notice. On this episode of The His & Her Money Show, Stephanie shares all of the details of the journey to debt freedom that she and her family embarked on in hopes that anyone listening will see that they can do it too. Stephanie Jones is the creator of Six Figures Under which is a website dedicated to helping people learn how to live frugally and pay off their debts. Be sure to check out her site for more motivation and education for your journey to debt freedom.

In order to dig your way out of debt, you are going to need to develop a level of determination that is higher than ever before. You are going to have to be willing to do whatever it takes to achieve your ultimate goal if you are really serious about it. To help us discover the level of fortitude necessary to achieve debt freedom, we sit down with Rich and WIM from Paycheck & Balances. They break down their battle with debt and also talk about how you can break free from the bondage and stress, that being in debt brings about. Paychecks & Balances is a fun and formative podcast covering work and money for the rising professional. Rich and WIM leverage their individual stories to provide entertaining insights and helpful tips on money management, professional growth, and other topics relevant to 20 and 30-somethings trying to get ahead.

Some people try to find some well-known methods to solve their problems with debt, and some take an unorthodox approach. Acquiring assistance from your parents could be something other people may disapprove of. On the other hand, it could help boost morale, aid you in straightening out your finances, and help achieve your goal of a debt-free life. Family support is the topic of our guests, Staphon and Sheley, on today’s episode of The His & Her Money Show. Listen to the podcast as they share with us a testament to a loving and supportive family, which helped them pay over $70,000 of their debt in as short as 29 months.

A financial frame of mind could be one of the things that people seldom discuss with each other before getting into a partnership or marriage. In many cases, the financial aspect of the relationship is dealt with long after conjugality has taken place. This could cause a stressful span of time in the partnership once they start dealing with their expenses, income, and debt. We have Brad Sherman with us on this episode of The His & Her Money Show, to talk to us about how important it is for a couple to get to know each other’s outlook on the aspect of money management.

Sometimes, children can be your inspiration to get out of debt and build wealth. In other situations, however, hardships and sacrifices are a reality that couples have to face in order to get out of debt. The question is: What level of difficulty would you be willing to go through to achieve a debt-free life? Some people take the hard road to get to the finish line the soonest, but many lose heart along the way. We hope to inspire you in today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, as Marcus and Ashley share with us their story of enduring the ball and chain of debt initially, and yet succeeded paying off $107,000 of debt in 33 just months.

In many cases, debt is not solely caused by acquiring just our needs, but at times could also come out of spending money on non-essential expenses…or what Shanny and Steve call it, “the stupid thing.” Getting rid of debt also calls for sacrifices and changes in a financial disposition that many people are often reluctant to embrace. Shanny and Steve are with us in this episode of The His & Her Money Show, as they talk about how changing their lifestyle helped them pay off their debt, and also how the process helped them change their frame of mind in regards to their money. They also share how working for Uber played a role in their achievement of debt freedom. Shanny and Steve started off with about $23,000 debt when they got married. Finding an apartment under $1,000 in California—an arduous feat—gave them the drive to come up with the means to achieve a debt-free life. There were hesitations and setbacks on changing their mode of living, but Shanny and Steve learned from their mistakes and evolved, and decisively came out with an enhanced and debt-free life.

Many people get into debt not just because they spend too much, but at times circumstances arise in life where some feel forced to use their credit cards. Paying your debt sometimes involves sacrificing a lot of comfort and desires, but it doesn’t have to feel that way forever. We have a lot to cover as we talk with Mike and Tawra in this episode, as they share with you how they got out of their $20,000 debt despite only earning a $22,000 income. Mike and Tawra went through fortuitous unfortunate events that caused them to slip deep into debt, even as they started off paying Mike’s initial debt before marriage. They were focused and had their minds made up that they were going to rid themselves of their debt once and for all. They put to practice some strategies that helped them spend less and get a better approach to spending their money wisely, even after paying their debt off. Mike and Tawra provide lots of money-saving content on their site Living On A Dime. They also have plenty of books and eBooks available to help you minimize expenses on cooking, groceries, and lots more.

In many cases, people may struggle with setting financial goals or keeping themselves on track to complete their goals. Oftentimes, this is more than likely due to communication problems. Talking about your goals is one thing, but what and how to talk about setting goals is another. Today, we have financial expert Michael F. Kay talk to us about his book (The Feel Rich Project) that introduces a different approach in integrating life into money, instead of the other way around. Delving into financial progress isn’t simply about setting numbers and strategies to implement. Since money is also an emotional issue, people need to be aware of how they communicate in relation to creating their plans. In this episode, Michael teaches us about identifying the important factors to consider when building a comfortable and exciting financial plan that works for you, and that enables yourself to follow through with achieving your financial dreams. Michael Kay started his career as a CPA before founding and becoming president of the multi-advisor financial life planning firm, Financial Life Focus. He writes and speaks about mastering your money mindset, and contributes to Forbes and Psychology Today. Michael wrote his new book, "The Feel Rich Project”, to help people without means for a financial planner. It is packed with worksheets and stories help inspire readers to reflect on their financial decisions. Mike wrote the book to help people who can't find a planner, don't have the money to pay a planner, to really look at their money insides, and understand their beginning and numbers. Packed with worksheets and stories.

Kristina's father's long and painful battle with brain cancer brought her family to a place of much emotional and financial struggle. As a result during her freshman year in high school, Kristina was told by her mother that she would need to figure how to pay for her college education herself. She buckled down and gathered a plethora of information on what it takes to win college scholarships, thanks in great part to her mother's consistent encouragement and her sheer determination. Then with years of tenacity and preparation, she won over $500,000 in scholarships to go to the school of her dreams—debt-free!

Shane and Jocelyn were two teachers who got tired of giving so much time of their lives to work for someone else, instead of using that time for the things that they were passionate about. They risked their sense of security so that they can take control of their lives and build their own dream; spending more time with their children while gaining income at their own time and pace. Starting from a typical teacher’s salary, Shane and Jocelyn researched, learned, and created a highly successful online business, and are now earning more income in a month than they used to make in a year.

Student loans and the struggle to pay for them, has been the norm for the majority of fresh college graduates. Breaking out of the norm in many ways is one thing people might want to consider, in order to secure a more relaxing life the soonest. In this episode, we interview Kevin who graduated from law school with $87,000 of student loan debt to a debt-free life in 2 1/2 years.  Kevin didn't want to feel trapped earning the paycheck in order to pay the student loans. He took great discipline from the start of his career and carried out certain strategies and mindset to get rid of his loans as fast as he could. Learn more about Kevin from his blog: The Financial Panther

Student loan debt is a point of stress for many people these days. We recognize that for some, the very thought or mention of student loans sends them into an emotional tailspin. In an effort to alleviate some of that stress we put together an episode of The His & Her Money Show that will serve as the definitive guide to student loan debt. Our guest today, Robert Farrington, is a Millennial Money Expert and the founder of  The College Investor. There you will find a wealth of free information, a student loan forum, and services Robert offers to help millennials beat debt and start investing.

Samuel and Kirstie started their marriage off with over $50,000 of debt staring them in the face. They made the bold decision to attack their debt with veracity because they didn't want it to deter the dreams and ambitions that they had for their lives. Due to their focus and determination, they were able to become debt-free in a matter of only 15 months! Samuel and Kirstie are the founders of Fresh Start Financial Education LLC, where their goal is to equip, inform, empower, and encourage financial literacy and responsibility. Their company gives you the tools necessary to take control of your finances, pay off debt, and build wealth. 

Comparison is everywhere! So many people today are trying to live a life they simply can’t afford and they go broke in their attempts to “keep up with the Joneses” in their neighborhood, at the PTA meeting, or on social media. In this episode of The His & Her Money Show, Rachel Cruze teaches us how to focus on what’s important in life and steps that we can take financially to live the life that we really want – one that’s free of debt, stress, and worry. Most importantly Rachel teaches you how to love your life, not theirs.

Jay and Jen successfully destroyed $78,000 of debt to become debt-free. Their journey to become debt-free was not easy, but they chose not to give up on their dream. Due to their perseverance, they are now able to live a debt-free lifestyle. In this episode of The His & Her Money Show, they share all of the details of their debt-free journey from start to finish. Their story will surely motivate you to start or continue on your own journey to debt freedom.

If your spending habits have frustrated your desires to gain financial freedom, then this episode of The His & Her Money Show is just for you. In this episode, we are going to talk about ways to get bad spending habits under control. To help us with this subject, we interviewed Lauren Greutman to share her wisdom and expertise on the matter. Lauren Greutman is the author of The Recovering Spender and founder of LaurenGreutman.com, a top frugal-living website dedicated to helping women contribute to their family's financial needs. 

For many, the concept of building up a hefty amount of savings seems like an impossible feat. The fact of the matter is that if you are strategic and intentional about it, you can amass a great deal of savings in a small amount of time. Bola accomplished this very thing by positioning herself to be able to save $100,000 in just 3.5 years! On this episode of The His & Her Money Show, she shares the details behind how she was able to do this, and how you can too. Bola Onada Sokunbi is a Certified Financial Education Instructor (CFEI), Money Coach, Business Strategist, and founder of Clever Girl Finance, a platform that empowers and educates women to make the best financial decisions for their current and future selves. Her goal is to inspire women to pursue their dreams of financial independence so they can live life on their own terms.

If you have a desire to start investing in the stock market but don't know how then this episode of The His & Her Money Show is for you. Today's show is the beginner's guide to investing in the stock market. To help you get a clear understanding of how the stock market works and how you can get started we interview financial advisor Kevin L. Matthews II. Kevin L. Matthews II is a licensed financial advisor, author, and speaker. After obtaining the FINRA Series 7 and Series 66 licenses in 2014, Kevin became a financial advisor in New York City. In 2010, Kevin launched BuildingBread to inspire millennials to set, simplify, and achieve any financial goal.

When it comes to achieving financial freedom, it's not about how much money you make, it's about how much you keep. Reducing your expenses is a surefire strategy that you can employ to begin to keep more of your hard-earned money to yourself. To help us tackle this topic we sat down with Kalyn Brooke to share her expertise in an effort to educate you on how to radically reduce your expenses. Kalyn Brooke is a full-time writer and blogger at Creative Savings Blog, where she gives a fresh perspective on frugal living, and the kick-in-the-pants you need to create a budget from scratch. She is also the author of the fantastic new book 31 Days to Radically Reduce Your Expenses: Less Stress. More Savings.

Not very long ago, Anna was facing the fact that she was buried in an immense amount of debt, and she decided to make a big change. As a result of that big change, Anna used a spending fast to get out of debt in just 1 year! For Anna, getting out of debt meant getting her financial situation back under her control. She wanted to get out of the downward spiral of constantly owing money and fix her spending habits for good. Through a ton of focus and dedication, she was able to do just that and she is living a debt-free life. Anna Newell Jones is the creator of the popular blog And Then We Saved. She is also the author of the fantastic new book The Spender’s Guide to Debt-Free Living.

Debt freedom is truly an achievable goal for anyone who is willing to put in the necessary work. Alaya and her family put in that hard work and successfully paid off $74,000 of debt in just 2 years. Life dealt her and her family some tough blows and they served as the wake-up call that they needed to get their finances in order. They persevered and didn't give up on their goals or their dreams, and ultimately fought their way to debt freedom. Alaya is a personal finance coach, and the creator of Hope and Cents where her passion is helping others identify and achieve their financial goals.

A job loss can be one of the most detrimental events to occur in a person's life. The ramifications to family life and financial resources are immense. Yet, for many people, job loss was the key circumstance that led them to take charge of their life. Jalesa can be counted in that number because she was able to pay off $40,000 of debt after being laid off from her job. Jalesa's story is full of twists and turns, but it is also full of perseverance and dedication to her goals in life. Her story is a testament to everyone that no matter what life deals you, you have the ability to overcome it and achieve your dreams. Jalesa is the founder of My Money Mogul where she is dedicated to helping you increase your income, eliminate debt, and live the life you dream about!

Instead of just existing in life, you should be thriving in it. What's holding many of you back is the current state of your personal finances. You're sick and tired of being sick and tired of all the stress that is being generated by your money problems. What you are lacking is the presence of financial wellness in your life. Author and speaker Jason Vitug stop by The His & Her Money Show to share exactly what you need to do to get on the road to financial wellness. He shares insights about money that he has learned in his life so that you can get to a better place financially. Jason is currently on a financial education tour across the country called The Road to Financial Wellness to help people grow in their knowledge of personal finance. Jason Vitug is a financial motivator, lifestyle engineer, author, speaker, and entrepreneur. He lives life with passion and compassion for others. He’s the founder at Phroogal, a financial education startup empowering people with the simplest way to learn about money, to discover financial products and services, and to make better-informed financial decisions to help a generation live their dream lifestyle in this lifetime.  

Just because you are in debt today, doesn't mean you have to be in debt forever. Racheal came to that conclusion and decided to do something about her financial situation. She ended up paying off over $70,000 of debt in just two and a half years, and now she's enjoying life. Racheal shares all the details of the ups and downs that she experienced while trying to accomplish her goal of debt freedom. The journey was not easy for her, but she persevered and in the end, she achieved her goal. Her story will motivate you to start or to continue on your path to debt freedom as well. Racheal is the creator of Running with Racheal where she blogs about life, family, and clean eating. She is a wife and mother who enjoys promoting the joys of family and fitness.

Drew and Farrah realized that they were headed in the wrong direction financially, and they decided to change their situation for the better. They became so focused on their goals that they were able to become completely debt-free and paid off their house in just 5 years. They share their incredible journey with you on this episode of The His and Her Money Show. Drew and Farrah share the ups and downs, as well as the strategies that they employed to make their dreams a reality. This is an episode that you definitely do not want to miss. Drew and Farrah Keller are the creators of Where Love Takes Us where they blog about life, family, and personal finances. They also have a fantastic toddler clothing line that you can find online at Lovely Littles Shop.

No matter what your current life situation is, you still possess the ability to attain debt freedom. Today's guest on The His and Her Money Show is a great example of just that. On today's show, we'll be talking with Jennifer Roskamp, a mother of 8 that worked her way to debt freedom. Jennifer and her husband came to the realization that in order to achieve the life that they wanted for their family, they were going to have to get out of debt. With that thought in mind, they did the unthinkable and successfully eliminated all of their debt, to include their home mortgage. Jennifer Roskamp is a busy, homeschooling mom of 8 who enjoys keeping a home, living a frugal and active lifestyle, and loving the little and not so little people in her life. Her mission is helping other moms find contentment in living intentionally every day over at her blog, TheIntentionalMom.com.

In this episode of The His & Her Money Show, we feature an incredible story of debt freedom. John Schmoll accomplished the ultimate feat and paid off $45,000 of student loans and credit card debt to become debt-free. He paid the price and made the sacrifices necessary to achieve his goal of debt freedom. To become debt-free, you need laser focus and a great deal of determination. John shares the details of the strategies that he put into place to become debt-free once and for all. Surely you will be inspired and motivated to become debt-free yourself, after hearing his story. John Schmoll, John is the founder of FrugalRules.com, a personal finance blog dedicated to raising financial literacy and promoting freedom through frugality. In addition to being a Dad, MBA grad, and professional blogger, John has more than 10 years of experience working in the financial services, insurance, and banking industries.

For many of you, your student loans cause a great deal of distress in your life. With that in mind, we decided to dedicate this episode of The His & Her Money Show to teach you everything you need to know to pay off your student loans. To help us tackle this tough subject, we interviewed Jay Fleischman, who is an expert on this topic. Jay Fleischman is a consumer protection lawyer who works in the fields of student loan resolution, bankruptcy, credit reporting errors, and debt collection abuse. Jay is one of the founders of Consumer Help Central and also hosts the Student Loan Show podcast.

It's a myth to believe that you have to have student loans forever. Today's guest Kelsey paid off over 40,000 dollars of student loans in 19 months. She made up in her mind that she didn't want to live a life that was hindered by the weight and stress of being in student loan debt. She set out on an incredible journey of hustle, grit, and determination, that allowed her to pay off all of her loans in less than two years. She had plenty of obstacles to overcome along the way, but she never wavered, and because of her fortitude she now is living a debt-free life. Her story will surely inspire you to take action and endeavor to accomplish your own story of debt freedom. You may have student loan payments today, but that doesn't mean that you have to have them forever. This is an episode of The His & Her Money Show that you don't want to miss!

Passive income is something that many people desire, but very few successfully achieve. There are various ways in which passive income can be generated if you make the right moves. In this episode of  The His & Her Money Show, we're going to talk about generating passive income from sub $30k real estate investments. To help us delve deep into this topic, we interviewed an expert by the name of Lisa Phillips. An unforeseen job layoff led Lisa to investigate ways by which she could generate income, and she found that real estate investing was a great way to do so. Through her journey, she has learned a great deal, and now educates others on how they can start the process of generating passive income from sub $30k real estate investments just like she does. Lisa shares some amazing information about how she went from a personal foreclosure to owning multiple real estate investment properties.

House hunting season is upon us, and for many, that means that you are about to make the biggest purchase of your life. With that thought in mind, we thought it would be important to share advice with you all on how to buy a house the right way. With homeownership being such an important commitment to undertake, it is imperative that you proceed with caution and preparation. This is crucial because if you do not take the proper safeguards in advance, your home will turn into a financial burden instead of a financial blessing. To help us out on this endeavor we interviewed financial coach, Jonathan White to break down the steps that you need to take in order to buy a house the right way. Jonathan is such an expert on the matter that he wrote a phenomenal new book on this very topic titled "A Tale of Two Houses: Our Journey of Buying a Home the Right Way after Buying One the Wrong Way".

With the current student loan debt in our country surpassing the $1 trillion mark, it's no wonder that so many people are in despair about their loans. However, there are some individuals who use these types of statistics to motivate themselves to financial freedom. Phil did just that, and he successfully paid off 63,000 dollars of student loans in just 2.5 years. Phil didn't want to be a part of the student loan crisis for the rest of his life. His desire was to become debt, and he wanted to do it as fast as he possibly could. He successfully took that desire and followed it up with action steps that ultimately led him to achieve his financial goals, and left him with an incredible story of having paid off 63,000 Dollars of Student Loans. His story is an inspiration to all, that debt freedom can be achieved no matter your age or your income if you dedicate yourself. Phil's hard work and dedication are what propelled him to accomplish debt freedom. Tune into this episode of The His and Her Money Show, and prepare to be inspired!

Think you don't have what it takes to become debt-free? Well, think again! Melody paid off 39,000 dollars of debt in just 1 year. With bankruptcy staring her in the face, Melody had a tough decision to make. She and her husband were fed up with their debt situation and decided to get proactive and do something about it. They made the bold decision to do whatever was necessary to become unburied from their debt. The journey is not over, but it is in full force, and it's truly inspirational. Melody is the creator of Broke on Purpose where she shares practical wisdom on creating a debt-free lifestyle.  

Rob Berger has successfully achieved debt freedom, and so can you. In fact, Rob paid off over $250,000 worth of debt to become debt-free. If that much debt can be overcome, then surely your debt situation can improve as well. Rob's journey to debt freedom is sure to inspire you to take control of your financial situation once and for all. Rob Berger is an attorney who in 2007 started a personal finance and investing blog. What started as a hobby has turned into a full-time business that has allowed him to work wherever and whenever he wants. Doughroller.net is built on the motto that the best thing money can buy is financial freedom.

For many, the costs associated with feeding their families tend to be a big-time budget buster. However, Amanda has figured out a plan that allows her to feed her family of 5 for under $100 a month. On this episode of The His & Her Money Show, Amanda shares her advice on how she was able to cut her family's food costs, and how you can as well. She details her plan step by step so that you can begin to implement and save your family money immediately. Amanda is the creator of The Fundamental Home where she shares wisdom on how to thrive by living a more simple lifestyle.

Every financial decision that you make today has a direct impact on the outlook of your financial tomorrow. In other words, the moves that you make with your money in the present will determine whether or not you will have a successful retirement in the future. We don't want you to retire in misery or mediocrity, we want you to retire inspired. With that in mind, we reached out to Chris Hogan, author of the fantastic new book Retire Inspired, to help us out. Chris shares a ton of advice on what strategies we need to implement right now, in order to secure the retirement of our dreams in the future. You don’t have to retire broke, stressed, and working long after you want to. You can retire inspired! In his new book, Retire Inspired, Chris Hogan teaches that retirement isn’t an age; it’s a financial number—an amount you need to live the life in retirement that you’ve always dreamed of.

Have you ever wondered how to invest in real estate to build real wealth for your family? If so, then this episode of The His & Her Money Show is just for you. In this episode, we sit down with Kathy Fettke, co-founder of The Real Wealth Network, as she shares her wisdom on how we can all invest in real estate so that we can create a legacy of wealth for years to come. Join us as Kathy gives practical advice and a glimpse at her journey to becoming a highly successful Real Estate investor, by helping people build and secure wealth through savvy real estate investments. The guidance that she provides in this episode is priceless yet practical and will equip you with the tools you need to become a successful real estate investor yourself.

Barry and Stacy did what most people feel is impossible, and they paid off all of their debt to include their house! They put their foot down and finally had enough of being buried in their debt. They chose to get laser-focused and do what it took to become debt-free once and for all. Their story is really a story of redemption. Their debt freedom journey began with Barry making the mistake of purchasing a Mercedes-Benz right before they got married. However, their journey ends with them working together to get to a place where they successfully paid off all of their debt. Their story goes to show you, that it's not about how you start, but about how you finish. Let their story encourage, and inspire you to the point of action. You can become debt-free just like Barry and Stacy if you are willing to do what it takes to get there. Barry and Stacy are the creators of Humorous Homemaking where they write super helpful articles on food, family, finances, and the fundamentals of homemaking.

If you have a desire to improve your credit score, then this episode of The His & Her Money Show is just for you. Your creditworthiness has a monstrous impact on so many areas of your life from obtaining insurance, to getting a job, and to even being able to own a home. The fact of the matter is, that you need to do what it takes to get your credit situation in order. With that thought in mind, we reached out to Netiva Heard, also known as The Frugal CrediTnista. She shared a wealth of knowledge about how credit works from her over 13 years of experience. We tackle all things credit-related in this episode, and it will surely equip and educate you, to turn your credit situation around once and for all.

Credit card debt is crippling people from all walks of life, all across this country. At one point, Tretta Bush was counted among that number. One day though, she realized that things in her finances need to change, and they needed to change right away. Gripped by the strain and stress of being buried in credit card debt, motivated her to destroy every ounce of her credit card debt once and for all. In total, she eliminated over $30,000 worth of debt, and she did it in just 3 years! Tretta paid the price and made the sacrifice to tackle her debts. The good news is that if she was able to do it, so are you!

Your level of income does not have to hinder you from becoming debt-free. Kara Perez was able to successfully pay of $25,000 of debt despite only having a $15,000 annual income at the time. That should let you know that no matter what your current income maybe today, there is still hope for you to create a bright financial tomorrow. Kara chose not to make excuses for herself, instead she chose to make sacrifices that ultimately led to her debt freedom. This is a story that is going to be so inspirational for you on your journey to debt freedom. If Kara had the ability to do what it takes to become debt-free, then so can you! Kara is the founder of Bravely Go where she writes about living an adventurous and frugal life.

Not all habits are created equal. There are some habits that can lead to your accumulating wealth and other habits that can lead you straight to poverty. The question is, do you understand the difference between the two? The research shows that there are indeed the habits of the rich, and conversely the habits of the poor. Tom Corley understands the difference between being rich and being poor all too well. At the age of 9, his family went from being multi-millionaires, to completely broke in just one night.  For five years, Tom observed and documented the daily activities of 233 wealthy people and 128 people living in poverty. During his research, he identified over 200 daily activities that separated the “haves” from the “have-nots.” Tom is the author of the Amazon #1 Best-selling book Rich Habits – The Daily Success Habits of Wealthy Individuals. Tom is also the author of Rich Kids: How to Raise Our Children to Be Happy and Successful in Life, and his brand new book, Change Your Habits, Change Your Life: Strategies that Transformed 177 Average People into Self-Made Millionaires.  He is also a CPA, CFP and holds a Master’s Degree in Taxation. You can keep up with Tom's research at his awesome website RichHabits.net.

Kristy was able to do the unimaginable, and she paid off $20,000 of debt in just 72 hours! Yes, you read that correctly, 72 HOURS! Kristy is now living a debt free life because she was willing to make huge sacrifices to achieve her financial goals. Because of her discipline, diligence, and determination, she is now basking in the glory of debt freedom. This episode of The His and Her Money Show will definitely push you forward on your own journey to debt freedom. Kristy's story will show you that no matter where you stand today with your finances, you too can become debt-free.

Jacob Wade's journey to debt freedom was an incredible one. With a lot of hard work, Jacob was able to successfully eliminate $38,000 of debt to become debt-free. As a young man, Jacob found himself with $100,000 in his bank account. Unfortunately, through a series of poor choices, he spent every last dime of it. He ended up spending money that he didn't have and found himself buried in over $38,000 of debt. Fortunately, Jacob saw the error in his ways and turned his financial situation around for the good. Jacob paid the price and is now happily debt-free. Jacob Wade is the founder of IHeartBudgets.net, which is a place where you can find fun, helpful advice on handling your money and tips on keeping more of it! His story of debt elimination is sure to give you the motivation that you need to start your journey too!

Did you know that there are people out there who have mastered the art of traveling for free? There is so much information out there about learning how to travel for free that is mind-boggling. We've recently discovered this world of "travel hacking", and it definitely has our full attention. We want to make sure that we are clear and upfront with you guys. This is an advanced personal finance strategy and in our opinion should only be considered for use, if you are debt-free. But for those of you who are in the position to take your financial strategies to the next level, then this episode is for you. On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, we're going to be talking with Brett Barrett of RichmondSavers.com about the strategy that he employs, that allows his family to travel for free.

Charles and Jia found themselves stressed out about the amount of debt that they were in. Fortunately, they did not just waddle in their misery, but they went out and did something about it.  They successfully dug their way out of over $60,000 worth of debt, and today find themselves proudly debt-free. It took a lot of hard work and determination, but in the end, they accomplished their goal. On this episode of The His & Her Money Show, Charles and Jia share the details of their journey, from start to finish. They gave valuable insight into what it takes to successfully become debt-free.

J.D. Roth got tired of being in debt, so he decided he was going to do something about it. His decision led him on a journey that allowed him to pay off $35,000 of debt to become debt-free. The road to financial freedom is not easy, but in the end, it's completely worth it. J.D. shares the details of all the ups and downs, he endured along the way, as well as the lessons he learned. His story will motivate you to launch out on your own personal journey to debt freedom.

Amiyrah Martin did the unthinkable and paid off over 36,000 dollars of debt in under 2 years. Her journey from car repossession to debt freedom is truly an inspiration to anyone who wants to launch their journey to debt freedom. Her journey to financial freedom shows us that no matter what your current financial struggle is today, there is still hope for your financial tomorrow. If you desire to get out of debt once and for all, then this episode is just for you.

Today's show is dedicated to helping you understand, how to plan for the retirement of your dreams. We want to make sure that you are educated and equipped to make sound financial decisions, that will lead to a financially comfortable retirement. With that thought in mind, we interviewed Roger Whitney of RogerWhitney.com to help answer some tough retirement planning questions. Roger brings a wealth of knowledge, about all things retirement, in this episode. He's known as the “Retirement Answer Man.” He believes you can create a great life that balances living well today AND living well tomorrow by having the right conversations about money NOW.

Scott Alan Turner worked hard to pay off his house and all his other debt to become completely debt-free. He was able to go from being buried by a mortgage, furniture, and Porsche payments, to have no payments at all. Not only did Scott pay off all of his consumer debt, but he took it to the next level and paid off his house too! As a result, Scott is completely debt-free and living the life of his dreams. Through hard work and determination, Scott went from a self-professed money moron at age 22, to a self-made millionaire 13 years later. He now focuses his efforts on helping other people become financial rock stars by showing them how to get out of debt, save more money, and retire early. 

If you have a desire to move from simply an income earner to a wealth builder, then this episode is just for you. Today we're going to talk about the 6 steps to building wealth. In order to build wealth, you need a solid game plan to get you there. With that in mind, we talked with Linda P. Jones who is a self-made millionaire. She has spent her life studying wealth and using those lessons to become wealthy herself. Linda is a financial expert who made $2 million by the age of 39 – just by investing. Now, she empowers others to find financial independence with her courses, webinars, mentoring services, and her website LindaPJones.com. Linda is also the host of a highly rated podcast called Be Wealthy and Smart.

Marriage and money are two extremely tough subjects to try and join together. With that thought in mind, we decided to dedicate an episode of The His & Her Money Show to helping couples understand how to better communicate about money. It's no secret that the topic of money is one of the leading causes of divorce in our country. Due to this fact, it is imperative that we learn how to talk through our finances in such a way, that allows for unity and ones in our marriages. To help us delve into this discussion, we interviewed Certified Financial Planner Katie Brewer of Your Richest Life Planning. She shares advice for all couples, to help them successfully merge marriage and money once and for all.

How Brian Brandow Paid off 109,000 of Debt to Become Debt Free Through hard work and dedication, Brian Brandow paid off 109,000 dollars of debt in just 50 months. Before he began his journey to debt freedom, Brian uses to use his credit cards to cover anything he couldn’t afford outright, including family vacations. But after coming to the realization that all of his cards were maxed out, he came to a pivotal financial turning point in his life. As a result, today he and his family are debt-free and living the life of their dreams. His story serves as a true testament that the goal of debt freedom is attainable, no matter how much debt you begin your journey with.

Still don't believe that debt freedom is an attainable goal for you and your family? Well then find out how Dante and Laura Harris successfully paid off 22,000 dollars of debt, in just 22 months! Their journey to debt freedom is full of ups and downs, but in the end, they persevered their way to victory. They made a conscious decision that although they were in debt, they were not going to stay that way.

Million-dollar companies come in all types, forms, and fashions. Today, we profile entrepreneur Mychal Connolly, and talk about how he was able to build a million-dollar business out of diapers! In this episode of The His & Her Money Show, Mychal details his story of going from dishwasher to a million-dollar business owner. His story is a true testament to the possibilities of creating the "American Dream" for yourself, and your family, through entrepreneurship.

Melanie Lockert has done the unthinkable, she paid off 68,000 dollars of student loans in just 4 years! Her story of sacrifice and perseverance is sure to inspire you to become debt-free as well. Melanie had to endure many obstacles on this journey of hers towards financial freedom. Her ups and downs and the lessons that she has learned through the process will surely bring hope to your desire to get out of debt as well.

There is no greater investment that a parent can make, other than investing in their children. In your quest to turn your financial situation around, you should also be striving to teach your kids good money habits as well. Being intentional about teaching your kids about money will build a legacy of financial stewardship, which can live on for generations to come. To help gain insight on the best ways to teach kids about money, we reached out to teenage entrepreneur Eva Baker from TeensGotCents.com. 

Lynnette Khalfani-Cox is known all over the world as "The Money Coach", for the massive amount of personal finance wisdom that she has doled out over the years. What you may not have known, however, is that she was once buried in over $100,000 worth of credit card debt. She had to fight hard in order to turn her situation around and become debt-free. But she did just and paid off six figures of credit card debt. In this episode of The His & Her Money Show, Lynnette shares the details of her journey from being knee-deep in credit card debt to becoming completely debt-free.

We're all about creating streams of income, to help launch you forward on your journey to financial freedom. Today's episode of The His & Her Money Show is going to help you do just that. In this episode, we discuss how to make a six-figure income as a freelance writer. To help us dig into this topic, we brought in an expert on the matter. In this interview, we talk with Miranda Marquit of MirandaMarquit.com. Miranda shares the details of how she went from making "peanuts", to consistently earning a six-figure income as a freelance writer.

Today's guest on The His & Her Money Show is millionaire J.Massey of Cash Flow Diary. He shares his vast range of knowledge on the topic of how everyday people can make millions by investing in real estate. J. Massey endured a string of discouraging life events: his pregnant wife had a serious illness, he was in an accident that left him with a punctured lung that prevented him from being able to work, and their family home was foreclosed upon. Those tough times forced him to figure out a new way to provide income for his family. Since those dark days of his past, J. has become a successful real estate investor and has amassed an impressive real estate portfolio of over 300 units of residential and commercial properties.   Resources Mentioned Cash Flow Diary (FREE Book) ~ by J. Massey

Debt Free stories can come in all shapes and sizes. We have featured stories of married couples, single parents, and single people in general. Some of our guests have had two incomes, other's just one income, and some had no employment at all. It just goes to show you, that no matter what your current life situation may be, you can achieve debt freedom. Today's episode of The His & Her Money Show is another great example of that. Today we speak with Mark Wingo, founder of New Beginning Financial Group and Wingonomics.com. He shares the details of his story of being able to pay off over $45,000 of debt. The most incredible part of the story is the fact that he was able to accomplish this, despite the fact that he had just got laid off from work.

The road to financial freedom always starts with establishing a desired life goal to attain. For some people, that goal could be to end the stress in their life that debt has brought them; for others, the goal is to be able to travel more. For Melissa Thomas, her goal for debt freedom was to be able to go and see her favorite singer perform, as often as she wanted. She didn't just create a goal, but she went after it with full force. Melissa and her family were able to successfully pay off over $43,000 worth of debt in just 4 years. In this episode of The His & Her Money Show, Melissa shares all the details about her journey to debt freedom. Her story is sure to inspire you to charge with the same veracity after your financial goals too.

Financial infidelity can be defined as the secretive act of spending money, possessing credit and credit cards, holding secret accounts or stashes of money, borrowing money, or otherwise incurring debt unknown or unwilling to one’s spouse, partner, or significant other. Unfortunately in many marriages, infidelity of this sort is a very present threat to the health of that union. The good news is that there is hope if you find yourself faced with this situation. We can personally speak to this fact because financial infidelity almost ruined our relationship.  However, through prayer and perseverance, we were able to recover from it. To help us navigate this tough topic, we reached out to lawyer and author Valerie Rind to shed some light on this subject.

If you have ever wondered, how two spouses can create a successful business together, then this episode of The His & Her Money Show is for you. Entrepreneurship gives you the opportunity to create a legacy for years to come. Who better to create that legacy with, then your spouse? For many, the thought of creating a business with your spouse can seem a bit daunting and overwhelming. With that thought in mind, we sat down with Greg & Holly Johnson of Club Thrifty. They detail their journey of successfully transitioning from both of their 9 to 5 jobs, into full-time business owners. Not only will their story inspire you, but it will show you that you have what it takes to accomplish your entrepreneurial goals as well.

If you want to achieve any financial goal, you are going to have to maintain superior focus. As an example, by becoming a focused spender, Kamilah O'Brien paid off 65,000 dollars of student loans in just 3 years! Debt freedom can be yours if you want it bad enough. Kamilah wanted it so bad; that she was able to do whatever it took, even working additional side jobs, to get across the finish line. Her hard work and dedication paid off in a big way, and now she is debt-free! Kamilah's story serves as a wonderful example that debt freedom is truly an attainable goal.

If you have a desire to build wealth, then this episode of The His & Her Money Show is just for you. Many people have wealth-building on their "to do" list, but few actually are able to make it happen. The truth is there are rules that must be followed if you truly desire to build wealth for you and your family. Not only rules, but there are 10 Commandments of Wealth Building that you should know about as well. To help us with this topic, we talk with Todd Tresidder of Financial Mentor. Todd has been a serial entrepreneur since childhood and went on to build his own wealth as a hedge fund investment manager, before “retiring” as a millionaire at 35.

There is no set of numbers that have a bigger impact on your financial life, than your credit score. Whether or not you choose to improve your credit score can have either a negative or a positive impact on your lifestyle, from a financial standpoint. Your credit score has a direct impact on your ability to purchase a home, qualify for insurance, and even land a job. Since your credit score has the ability to affect such vital areas of your life, it is truly imperative that you take the steps necessary to improve your credit score. We tackle this topic on this episode of The His & Her Money Show. We interviewed Marsha Barnes of The Finance Bar, and she shed valuable insight on how your credit score can be better understood, and ultimately improved.

If you are drowning in student loan debt, debt freedom is still an attainable goal for you. Don’t believe the myth that you will always have a student loan payment, and that there is nothing that you can do about it. Today’s episode of The His & Her Money Show is proof that student loan debt can be destroyed, once and for all. In this episode, we talk with Steven from Even Steven Money, as he shares the details of how he was able to pay off over $46,000 worth of student loans in just 2 years!

Today’s episode of The His & Her Money Show details the story of Jessica Garbarino, who fought back from foreclosure to become debt-free. Jessica was able to successfully eliminate over $56,000 worth of debt, and she did it as a single woman. Her journey was full of ups and downs, but she was able to persevere through those obstacles to achieve her goal of becoming debt-free.   What You Will Learn How Jessica ended up buried in over $56,000 worth of debt. How Jessica battled back from foreclosure to become debt-free. The steps Jessica took to get back on track after pausing her debt-free journey. Her advice for anyone who desires to become free from debt once and for all.   Resources Mentioned The Total Money Makeover ~ by Dave Ramsey   Jessica’s story serves as a wonderful example of how through determination, and perseverance, anyone can achieve debt freedom.

Let’s face it, the already high cost of college is doing nothing but increasing. Currently, the biggest financial hurdle that the millennial generation is facing centers on student loan debt. Figuring out how to minimize, or altogether avoid, financial bondage that occurs due to high college costs is not an easy task to undertake. To help us navigate this all too important topic, we reached out to Brad Baldridge from Taming The High Cost of College, to share some wisdom on how to keep college costs low.   What You Will Learn The first thing that you need to consider when trying to reduce college costs. The role that your taxes play in saving money for college. Common mistakes that families are making while trying to save for the children’s college. How to find viable scholarship opportunities. The 6 types of colleges and how they impact pricing.   Resources Mentioned The FREE Scholarship Guide For Busy Parents ~ by Brad Baldridge FastWeb CollegeBoard

Communication is the lifeblood of every marriage. For many though, communication is an area in our lives that requires massive improvement. The truth is, that not only do we need to be communicating on a regular basis in marriage, but there are specific conversations that should be had right away. To help us figure out how to navigate through these important marriage conversations, we interviewed Phillip & Christine St. Vil from MomsNCharge.com. In this episode of The His & Her Money Show, we break down what each of the marriage conversations is, and how we can go about initiating those conversations with our spouse.   What You Will Learn Communication tips to strengthen your marriage. 3 Important marriage conversations that you and your spouse need to have. How to initiate those conversations with your spouse. Advice on how to keep the love in your marriage.   Resources Mentioned 6 Ways To Keep Love In Your Marriage Long After You Say “I Do” ~ by Christine St. Vil The Argument Free Marriage ~ by Fawn Weaver  

Have you ever looked at a dirty toilet as being a possible catalyst for your financial freedom? Well, Maureen Campaiola sure did! So much so, that she was able to eliminate close to $80,000 worth of debt by cleaning toilets.  You definitely want to tune in to this episode of The His & Her Money Show to hear all the details of her incredible journey towards financial freedom.   What You Will Learn How Maureen’s spending habits led her deep into debt. Details of the day she received a foreclosure notice, and the effect it had on her. How being laid off from her job played a big role in her becoming debt-free. How cleaning toilets helped her pay off all of her debts. Her advice for anyone who desires to become debt-free.   Resources Mentioned 9 Nasty Things People Leave Behind For The House Cleaner ~ by Maureen Campaiola

Many single parents have a belief, that they don't have the ability to work their way out of debt. Today's guest on The His & Her Money Show demonstrates that quite the contrary is true. In this episode, we speak with Chonce Maddox of MyDebtEpiphany.com, as she details her journey towards becoming debt-free. She has had to overcome a lack of financial wisdom being passed on to her, as well as all of the responsibilities that come with being a single parent, to get to where she is today. She has turned her circumstances into her motivation to become debt-free, and chronicle her journey for the world to see. Through her hard work and dedication, Chonce is on track to be completely debt-free next year! Her story speaks loud and clear to all, that debt freedom is a realistic goal for anyone who is willing to put in the work to accomplish it.   What You Will Learn How Chonce ended up buried in debt. Her true motivation for wanting to become completely debt-free. The steps that she is taking to get rid of all of her debt. The various obstacles that she has had to overcome during her journey to debt freedom. Her advice for anyone who wants to follow in her footsteps to eliminate debt.   Resources Mentioned  Get Rich Slowly

Many couples have questions about getting on the same page financially with their spouse. We are going to tackle some of these questions head-on with today's episode of The His & Her Money Show. Today's guest is nonother than Patrice C. Washington, also known as The Money Maven. She stops by the show today to share her financial insight on all of the tough financial topics that couples find themselves dealing with, on a regular basis. Not only that, but she shares her own personal testimony of going from having a 7 figure company, to losing it all and having to scrape up change to feed her daughter. Her story of financial redemption will surely leave you inspired and encouraged.   What You Will Learn Should couples invest now or get out of debt first. How spouses can get on the same page financially. How to pass good money habits on to your children. Patrice's personal testimony of going from having a 7 figure business, to having to scrape up change to feed her daughter.   Resources Mentioned Real Money Answers for Women ~ by Patrice C. Washington Real Money Answers for Men ~ by Patrice C. Washington Real Money Answers - College Life and Beyond ~ by Patrice C. Washington Patrice C. Washington's SoundCloud Page

In today’s episode of The His & Her Money Show, we meet a couple who was willing to do WHATEVER it took to become debt-free! They were so determined to become debt-free, they were willing to sell scrap metal that they found on the side of the road! If you really want to achieve debt freedom, you too will have to be willing to be creative and relentless in your approach to the process. Lane and Krista’s story isn’t just amazing because they knocked out $70,000 worth of debt, but the fact that they did it in less than three years is incredible! They stop by the show today to share all of the details of their incredible journey to financial freedom.

It’s high time that you turn your business idea, into a business reality. The question that you have to ask yourself is what is holding you back from making it happen? For many people, it’s a fear centered on the amount of money it takes to start a business. Financial fear is so paralyzing, that it is typically the main cause for many great business ventures never coming to fruition. The good news is that this grappling fear no longer has to stop you from starting a business. There are great resources that are budget-friendly that will allow you to get your company up and running in no time. To help us delve into this topic, we interviewed Omar Zenhom from The $100 MBA. He gave some great advice, and even better resources to get you to start your business on a budget and start on your entrepreneurial journey right away.

Today's guest on The His & Her Money Show serves as a testament to this very fact. In this episode, we speak with Molly Stillman of StillBeingMolly.com. Molly details her journey of going from $36,000 in debt, to completely debt-free. The best part is that she was able to accomplish this feat in just 3 short years! Her story is truly inspirational, and will definitely motivate you to start or complete your journey to debt freedom as well.

If you have a bankruptcy in your past, there is most definitely still hope for you! Today’s guest on The His & Her Money Show is a wonderful example of this very fact. In today’s episode, we speak with Debbi King from DebbiKing.com. She details her story of going from being bankrupt to accumulating wealth. Debbi once found herself in a situation where she was a single mom, with over $200,000 of debt, and facing bankruptcy. Her story of financial redemption serves as an inspiration to all of us, that we can turn things around for ourselves financially, no matter what our circumstances may be.

Today’s guest on The His & Her Money Show is an excellent example of this very fact. In this episode, we speak with a woman by the name of Prudence from PrudenceDebtFree.com. She details her journey of going from a consumerist lifestyle to a debt-free lifestyle. She was able to successfully eliminate over $100,000 of debt, in just 3 years! Trust us, this is an episode that you do not want to miss.

Today we'll be talking with Steve Stewart from SteveStewart.me as he shares the details of his debt freedom journey. He even talks about how becoming a DJ on the side, helped bring in extra cash that allowed him to get out of debt at a very fast pace. Steve Stewart is a Personal Finance Architect who helps people plan their cash flow and learn how to "pay attention, not interest".

On his episode of The His & Her Money Show, we speak with Jessica Kempf from BudgetForHealth.com. She shares her incredible story of how she destroyed $30,000 worth of student loan debt in just 9 months! She serves as a bright shining example that debt freedom is real; and that you can experience the joy that comes along with it.

Amy White from DailySuccessfulLiving.com came to that realization a few years ago, and she decided to do something about it. She made a decision that enough was enough, and she wasn't going to allow debt to control her life any longer. It was at the moment that she and her family set out on their debt-free journey. To date, they have eliminated $293,000 worth of debt! In this episode of The His and Her Money Show, Amy will share the details of her journey so that you can be inspired to do the same.

If you are willing to pay the price for it, you will come to find out that financial freedom is completely worth it in the end. Today's guest on The His & Her Money Show is living proof of this. In this episode, we talk with Ed Mills from TheMillionaireEducator.com as he shares his story of going from -$40,000 to $1,000,000 net worth! Ed Mills and his wife are both teachers firmly committed to financial independence. They love sharing their journey in order to help others accomplish their financial and life goals.

You no longer have to allow your debt to control, or define you. Without question, there is hope for you and your current financial situation. If you think that the amount of debt that you are in is too much to overcome, then you should definitely tune in to this episode of The His & Her Money Show. In this episode, we speak with Michael Todd from OwnMoreOweLess.com, as he shares his story of eliminating over $200,000 worth of debt, to become completely debt-free. Even his home mortgage is paid off! Among his many nuggets of wisdom, Michael declares that "with no debts, I am a freer, braver, and more honest person without having debt putting worry and fear into my daily life". Trust us, no matter where you are currently situated on your journey towards debt freedom, this episode will serve as a great source of inspiration!

Financial advisors are available to assist you in mastering your money. However, all financial advisors are not equal, and you have to be careful as to which one to hire. To help you in your decision-making process, we decided to interview Joe Saul Sehy from StackingBenjamins.com. Joe is a former Financial Advisor turned Personal Finance blogger and he has a wealth of knowledge in this area. Joe really takes his time in breaking down everything that you need to know to find the financial advisor that is right for you.

The amount of effort that we put into our marriage has a direct correlation to the health of it. No matter how you spin it, successful marriages don't happen by accident. Marriage is the union of two imperfect people that are trying to create a perfect life together. Along the way, if you're not careful, you can find yourselves drifting apart instead of drawing closer together. With that in mind, we invited Bryan Van Slyke to come on the show, and share his wisdom in regards to marriage. Bryan shares a valuable pearl of wisdom in regards to how we can ensure that we are meeting the needs of our spouse. We know you are going to love this episode and become a better spouse to your mate as a result of it.

According to research, the average family is weighed down with over $15,000 worth of credit card debt. What's even more unfortunate than the amount of debt that most people are in, is the fact that too many people feel that there is nothing that they can do about it. This couldn't be further from the truth! The truth is that you can be debt-free no matter how much debt you are currently in. In this episode of The His & Her Money Show, we talk with David Bakke from Money Crashers. He shares his incredible story of eliminating over $35,000 worth of credit card debt. And he completed this feat in under 3 years!

In today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, we talk with Kevin Bullard who is the co-founder of Marriage Works. Kevin offers up TONS of great and practical advice on exactly the types of things that we need to be doing right now, to ensure that we have healthy and successful marriages, for years to come.

The most powerful resource that you have in your possession, to become financially free, is your income. The problem for some of you is that your current level of income isn't giving you the power that you need to get out of debt, and build wealth. The obvious remedy for your situation is to increase your income. Of course, for many of you, that's easier said than done. However, with a little ingenuity and ambition, you can take your talents and turn them into streams of income. To help us think through this process, we interviewed Lauren Bowling from FinancialBestLife.com. She offers up great advice on how anybody can create multiple streams of income for themselves.

Today’s guest on The His & Her Money Show is a prime example of overcoming the challenges of life to become debt-free. In this episode, we talk with Derek Sall from Life and My Finances. He details his journey of going from deep in debt and divorced, to debt-free in just 1 year! Derek’s story will truly encourage you to make it out of the financial mess that you may be in currently and come out on the other side victoriously.

In this episode, we talk with Elle Martinez from The Couple Money Podcast, and she walks us through how she was able to successfully transition from employee to entrepreneur. Elle Martinez helps families through her site Couple Money, to achieve financial freedom by sharing tips for reducing debt, increasing income, and building net worth.

Lindsey shares her incredible story of how she and her husband took the journey to become debt-free. One of the coolest aspects of her story is that they were able to pay off their entire home mortgage in just 14 months

If you believe that having any form of debt is just a part of life, then you believe a total myth. You don't have to be shackled and bound by the weight of your debt if you don't want to. There is hope! You can take steps, day by day to change your current financial situation for the better. Jackie Beck is a prime example of this. Jackie and her family successfully eliminated $147,000 worth of debt to become completely debt-free. When we say Jackie is completely debt-free, that's exactly what we mean. She not only rid herself of all consumer debt, but she even paid off her home mortgage too!

In today's episode, we talk with Chris Peach from MoneyPeach.com about his journey to debt freedom. A few years back Chris came to the conclusion that being in debt was not the best place to be. With that in mind, he and his wife set off on a journey to eliminate over $52,000 worth of debt, once and for all. In a matter of a mere 7 months, they were completely debt-free! Tune in to find out how he was able to pull it off in such a short amount of time.

Being in debt maybe your current chapter in your life story, but it doesn’t have to be the final chapter. You can make changes to your life that will free you from the bondage of debt once and for all. If you don’t believe us, then just listen to the story that Dustin Riechmann from EngagedMarriage.com shares with us on this episode of The His & Her Money Show. He and his wife successfully destroyed over $54,000 worth of debt, and they did it in just 3 and a half years! His story serves as another shining example that not only is debt freedom real, but it’s something that you can achieve as well. This episode will inspire you to move forward and start your own journey towards financial independence.

Are you drowning under the weight of being in student loan debt? Well, we want to encourage you to know, that the burden of debt that you are carrying around, doesn’t have to stay on your back forever. The fact of the matter is, that becoming debt-free can be a reality for you, even if you have a bunch of student loan debt. To help you see this picture more clearly, we brought on a special guest by the name of Eric Rosenberg from Personal Profitability, to share his story. He was once buried in student loan debt as a result of obtaining his MBA degree. However, he was able to pay off every bit of his loans, and he did it under 2 years!

We're on a mission to pay off our mortgage and become 100% debt-free, once and for all. It's so inspiring to think about what life will look like and feel like without having a mortgage payment anymore. Sometimes this mission can seem daunting and maybe even impossible to some. We intend to continue to destroy the myth that being in debt in any form is normal or okay. In this episode of The His & Her Money Show, we talk with William Ray. He shares his incredible journey of paying off his mortgage and becoming completely debt-free in just 2.5 years!

If you need some more motivation to set out on the road to financial freedom, then this episode of The His and Her Money Show is just for you. We have another amazing story of a couple on the journey towards debt freedom. In this episode, we speak with Mike and Monica Louie. In less than a year, they paid off more than $65,000 in debt on a single middle-class income! Beyond that, they hit the $80,000 debt elimination mark in just 20 months. Their ultimate goal is to pay off all of their debt, including their mortgage, by the time they turn forty which is six years from now.

Do you think that the one thing that is holding you back from becoming debt-free, is that you don't earn a high income? Well, let today be the last time that you think that thought. We're going to prove to you that absolutely anybody, with any income, can buckle down and make debt freedom a reality for themselves and their family. Today on The His & Her Money Show, we feature an interview with Bryant and Emily Adler from The Adler Debt Project. They share their story of destroying over $92,000 worth of debt in just 2.5 years! And the best part is that they were able to accomplish this on two teacher salaries. Their story is chalked full of determination and focus, which led them to achieve their financial goal of becoming debt-free.

Debt freedom is not mission impossible for you. People all across this great country of ours are setting off on their journey to become debt-free. Some people are at the start line, some have already crossed the finish line, and some people are right in the middle of their journey. Today on The His & Her Money Show, we speak with Amy Robles. Amy stops by the show today to share her story of paying off $25,000 worth of debt in just 1 year! She speaks as someone who is right in the middle of her debt-free journey. Tune in to this episode and prepare to be enriched.

If you are struggling with trying to figure out ways to cut back your expenses, then this episode of The His & Her Money Show is just for you. Today we talk with Rosemarie Groner from BusyBudgeter.com. She shares her story of how she was able to cut out over $23,000 from her family’s annual expenses. The best part of the story is that you can make some of the same moves that she made and come out with very similar results.

Today’s guest on The His and Her Money Show serves as a shining example of this new trend. In this episode, we interview Jeremy Jacobson from Go Curry Cracker, who has successfully retired while in his 30’s and is currently traveling the world with his wife and newborn baby. He shares exactly what steps he took to become fully retired at such a young age, and how you can follow in his footsteps.

Are you sick and tired of being stuck in the same financial mess that you've been stuck in for years? If so, then you most definitely want to tune in to this episode of The His and Her Money Show. Today we're going to be outlining a plan that will help propel you to finally clean up your financial mess once and for all. To assist today, we interview financial planner Dominique Brown from Your Finances Simplified. Dominique Brown is a husband, father, financial planner, author of the book How to Fix Your Credit and owner of S&D Capital Holdings. Dominique’s advice can be found on the Huffington Post, Business Insider, Yahoo, Madame Noir, HR Block, and Ebony Magazine.

Debt does not have to be a life sentence for you and your family. There are people all across the country who have finally gotten fed up with being in debt, and they're doing something about it. Today's guest on The His and Her Money Show is yet another shining example of this.  In this episode, she shares her amazing story of how she and her family successfully eliminated $45,000 worth of debt in just 45 months. The most amazing part of their story is that they were not earning a high income during their debt-free journey. This story is full of ups and downs, but through hard work and dedication, Erika and Eric are now DEBT FREE!

Have you taken the wise financial step of investing in your company's 401k plan? If you have not, then chances are you are throwing away free money for no reason. For a lot of people trying to figure out how to invest in a 401k or an IRA is so intimidating, that they chose not to participate at all. Research shows that only about 33% of employees are invested in the company's 401k plan and that is a very sad statistic. To help you gain a better understanding of the details of both of these types of investment options, we brought on personal finance expert Barbara Friedberg from BarbaraFriedbergPersonalFinance.com to help break it down for you. After you listen to this episode of The His and Her Money Show you will be fully equipped to go an invest in your future right away.

Every time you turn on the television, it seems there is a new case in which a major company's computer systems have been hacked, and people's personal information becomes compromised. Identity theft cases have been steadily increasing over the years, like at no other time in our history. Today we speak with Becky Frost, from Experian's ProtectMyID.com. Protect my ID is an identity theft protection service backed by Experian, a trusted name in the finance industry. Becky Frost is the Senior Manager of PR and Consumer Education for Experian Consumer Services, and she talks us through everything that you need to know to protect yourself from identity theft.

The journey to debt freedom is NOT an impossible mission. There are individuals and families all across the country who have taken the hard road towards debt freedom and have accomplished their goal. Part of our mission here at His and Her Money is to expose you to as many examples of debt freedom that we possibly can.   We continue that mission with today's episode of The His and Her Money Show with an interview with Lydia Senn from FrugalDebtFreeLife.com.   Lydia outlines the journey that she and her family went on to successfully eliminate over $36,000 worth of debt in just 2 years! What makes her story even more amazing, is the fact that they were able to accomplish this while living on just one single income.

Believe it or not, if you are in debt, then you are in the fight for your financial life. It's even bigger than a fight, it's an all-out war. The question that you need to be asking yourself right now is, are you winning the battle against your debt, or are you losing it? To help you strategize and formulate a battle plan to win the war against your debt, we interviewed Jeff Rose from. Jeff Rose is the author of one of Soldier of Finance: Take Charge of Your Money and Invest in Your Future. On this episode of The His and Her Money Show, Jeff breaks down the principles that are outlined in his fantastic book, to help you win the battle once and for all.

Is your marriage thriving, or are you all just surviving? All too many times in marriage, we can easily drift apart and lose steam. It is important that husbands and wives make every effort to ensure that their marriage is progressing forward and not allow it to become stagnant. Today's show is dedicated to helping equip you to build a better marriage. Today's show features a guest by the name of B.J. Thompson from BuildABetterUs.com. We talk with B.J. today about The 4 Keys To A Flourishing Marriage. If your marriage could use a boost, then you definitely want to tune in.

If you are burdened by the weight of your student loan debt, then this episode is just for you. Today we interview Zina Kumok from Conscious Coins, and she shares her story of how she successfully paid off all of her student loans in just 3 years! Student loans do not have to be a life sentence of debt payments for you. Zina's story serves as an inspiration to any of you who have student loans, to know that you too can be debt free just like her.

Personal finance can be a scary topic for some people. When you are knee-deep in debt, sometimes you feel like you are better off if you don't take the time to face the situation. You may feel like it's easier to stomach your money problems if you don't actually know how bad it really is. However, the truth is that in order for you to get to a place of financial freedom, you are going to have to face your financial fears head-on. With that in mind, we reached out to Courtney Sanders to help us develop a plan to overcome being fearful of our current financial predicament. She outlines a 5 step guide that you can start using today, to conquer your fears, and move forward to a better place with your money.

Surely you've heard of the best selling book by Dr. Steven Covey entitled The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, haven't you? The 'Seven Habits' are a remarkable set of aspirational and inspirational standards for anyone who seeks to live a full, purposeful, and good life. Steven Covey's Seven Habits help you develop personally and to become more effective in how you work and relate with other people. Tiya Cunningham-Sumter took that same approach, in narrowing down habits that happily married people have in common. We brought Tiya on the show today to help us learn more about these habits, and how we can incorporate them into our marriages.

The formula for debt freedom is a fairly simple one. You have to lower your expenses and find ways to increase your income. It's simple mathematics. Today we're going to talk about the second half of that equation, and showcase some ways that you can increase your income.  You all know that we encourage you to enter into "Hustle Season" in order to get rid of your debt once and for all. This is going to require that you pick up some extra income by doing side "hustles" in addition to your 9-5 gig. To break down some ways that you can make this happen, we reached out to Nick Loper from Side Hustle Nation to share his expertise.

Do you desire to have a marriage that is overflowing with joy and happiness? Of course, you would? Nobody wants a marriage that is boring or even contentious. Although we all desire our marriage to be joyful, all too often we are not equipped to know how to bring that happy marriage to fruition. In this episode of The His & Her Money show with speak with marriage and relationship experts Jerome & Deborah Mills to give us insight on creating happy marriages. Deborah and Jerome have allowed their pain to become their passion. From the wounds of challenging childhoods to a rocky marriage – just like you they have a story that could bring you to tears. But it is through those tears that they have emerged, three children and one grandchild later, full of fire and passion to help you experience healthy thriving relationships.

Have you ever had a sinking feeling in the pit of your stomach about your current financial situation? You just know that where you are now, is not where you want to be with your money. However, you're just not sure what you can do about it. We understand, and we have been in that place ourselves. Demetrius and Karla Davis found themselves in this very situation as well. Today on The His and Her Money Show, they share their incredible story of making the life-changing decision to get themselves out of debt once and for all. So much so, that they paid off an astounding $125,000 in just 2 years!

Intimacy means lots of different things to different people. In marriage, intimacy is often desired but infrequently achieved. To help us all on this topic, we spoke with Tony & Alisa DiLorenzo, the founders of One Extraordinary Marriage. They explain the 6 Forms of Intimacy that every couple needs to master, in order to create the extraordinary marriage that they desire. Tony & Alisa are marriage educators, podcasters, speakers, and the authors of Stripped Down: 13 Keys to Unlocking Intimacy in Your Marriage and 7 Days of Sex Challenge. They specialize in helping couples take action and enjoy the commitment they desire in their marriage.

Have you been telling yourself that there is no way that you can get out of debt because you are a single parent? If that's you, then you most definitely want to tune in to today's episode of The His & Her Money Show. In this episode, we speak with Rachel Gause, a Master Sergeant in The United States Marine Corps, and a single mom of three. She hasn't just paid off a little bit of debt, she's paid off a whopping $160,000 worth of debt! She wants to share her story so that others across the world can know that they can become debt-free too.

Do you feel that your debt load is too much to overcome? If you answered yes to this question, then you definitely want to tune in to this episode of The His and Her Money Show. Today we feature a guest by the name of John Corcoran from Smart Business Revolution, to share his amazing story of erasing $610,000 of debt. He walks us through the process that he went through step-by-step, in paying off such a massive amount of debt. This will definitely inspire you to get on board with becoming debt-free, as well.

Being a parent is one of the most difficult and most important roles that any of us will fulfill. Since parenting is such a significant part that we have to play, then we have to make every effort to strive to become better at it. Today's episode of The His and Her Money Show aims to do just that. We focus on the steps that we can take to properly raise our sons to become strong men. We talk with author & speaker Jonathan Catherman about his book The Manual To Manhood. The Manual to Manhood is the how-to guide for guys seeking to gain respect, avoid embarrassment, and impress everyone!

Remember all of the fun dates that you and your spouse went on BEFORE you all got married? Why did that stop? More often than not, after we get married life begins to get in the way of us continuing to enjoy going on dates with each other. This is unfortunate because the practice of spouses dating each other is a key component to a healthy marriage. To help us all out in finding out how to continue to date our spouse, we brought on marriage experts Step & Pamela King from StillDatingMySpouse.com.

It is much easier to find excuses for not getting out of debt, then it is to persevere through the obstacles that stand in your way. Make no mistake about it, when you decide to get out of debt once and for all, obstacles will appear out of nowhere to stop you. After listening to this episode of The His and Her Money Show, you'll be much more motivated to push through on your debt-free journey, no matter what your current circumstances are. Our guest today is Sandy Smith, from Yes I Am Cheap. She has had to endure many roadblocks including, unemployment and a car wreck, on her journey towards debt freedom. She is a shining example of the fact, that no matter what life throws at you, you have to keep moving forward if you're really serious about becoming debt-free.

In order for any married couple to become debt-free, it takes a great deal of teamwork and effort from both parties. Both husband and wife need to be moving in the same direction, trying to accomplish the same goal. However, there have been many cases that we have encountered where one spouse was on board with the process, but the other was not. If you desire for your family to become debt-free, but you are working with a spouse who isn't trying to participate, then this episode of The His and Her Money Show is for you. We interviewed Toni Husbands and she shared her insight on how you can get your spouse on board with becoming debt-free. Toni is living proof that there are ways to convince your spouse to join in on the process. She and her husband successfully eliminated six-figure worth of debt themselves. Her husband was not on board initially, but Toni figured out some sound strategies that eventually won him over.

Every married couple on the planet desires to have a successful marriage. Believe it or not, though, there is actually a process that every successful marriage goes through. This concept is summarized beautifully by our guests Jackie and Stephana Bledsoe. They have rightfully deemed this process The 7 Rings of Marriage. Tune in to today's episode of The His & Her Money Show to find out exactly what those seven rings are and where you currently stand in your marriage.

When it comes to your household finances, are you and your spouse more like business partners, or more like covenant partners? Married couples having separate bank accounts is a hot button topic no matter how you slice it. There is a great divide as to whether or not it is good practice for married couples to have "money on the side" apart from their spouse. With that in mind, we reached out to a couple of experts on the matter. In this episode of The His & Her Money Show, we interview Derek and Carrie Olsen authors of the book, One Bed One Bank Account.  Derek and Carrie teach and train couples on marriage and money.

In today’s episode of The His & Her Money Show, we speak with Aja McClanahan of Principles Of Increase. Aja has an amazing story of how she eliminated six figures worth of debt. One of the most amazing parts of her story is how she and her family chose to move to the “Hood” to free up cash that they, in turn, threw at their debt.   What You Will Learn The moment that Aja become completely fed up with being in debt. Why Aja and her family decided to move to the “Hood” to jumpstart their debt-free journey. Tips and Tricks that they used to find money to pay off their debt. How she involved her two daughters in the debt elimination process. How Aja is going about building wealth now that she is debt-free.

The road to financial freedom will undoubtedly have many twists and turns along the way. How you handle those curve balls that get thrown your way, will determine if you make it to the finish line. Our featured guest on this episode of The His & Her Money Show was thrown a life-altering curveball, that led her to head down the path of debt freedom. Courtney Carver of Be More With Less shares her incredible story of how a routine visit to the doctor's office changed her life, both physically and financially, forever.

The best way to speed up your debt freedom journey is to search out ways to make extra money on the side. There are so many ways out there that you can find additional income to help you accomplish debt freedom. Would you believe us if we told you that you could dig your way out of debt, by delivering pizzas?  On this episode of The His & Her Money Show, we have a special guest who became debt free by doing just that. Deacon Hayes founder of Well Kept Wallet, shares his story of eliminating over $52,000 of debt by bringing in extra income through delivering pizzas. The incredible part is that he did it in just 18 months!

If you desire to become debt-free once and for all, then this episode of The His & Her Money Show is for you. We interviewed personal finance expert Kara Stevens from The Frugal Feminista to outline the Ultimate Step-by-Step Guide to Debt Freedom. Kara successfully fought her way out of over $40,000 of credit card and student loan debt. Now she is working to build a community where women see the link between self-worth and net worth. This is an episode that you definitely do not want to miss!   What You Will Learn  How to begin to view money differently. How to start the debt freedom process. Ways to increase your income with the minimal time commitment.   Resources Mentioned  The 5-Day Financial Reset Plan (FREE E-book) ~ by Kara Stevens Kara's The Happy Finances Community Facebook Group The Millionaire Next Door ~ by Thomas J. Stanley The Millionaire Mindset ~ by T. Harv Eker Chegg.com ParkAtMyHouse.com FocusGroup.com

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to live in a house that's completely paid off? Would the carpet feel better under your feet, would the grass begin to look greener too? As you all know we are currently on a mission that we affectionately have titled "Operation Mortgage Elimination". Since we have eliminated all of our consumer debt, our entire focus is to eliminate all of our mortgage debt as well. It may seem like a daunting task to some, and maybe even impossible to others, but we know for a fact that this mission can be accomplished! Believe it or not, there are people all across the country who have paid of their homes, and are living completely debt-free. Today's episode of The His & Her Money Show shines the spotlight on one such person. We spoke with Kim Anderson of ThriftyLittleMom, and she shared her amazing story of paying off her home mortgage completely, in just 2 years!

If you are truly serious about getting out of debt once and for all, then one of the first things you are going to have to do is cut back on your spending. This can be a daunting task for many, and seem like an impossible mission to accomplish. You may feel as though your money is already tight, and how in the world are you going to find ways to cut back on your spending. If this is you, then this episode of The His & Her Money Show is one that you won't want to miss.

Would you believe us if we told you that being broke, could actually be the best thing to happen to you? We're not talking about not having your daily needs met, but what if just having enough was actually...well enough. On today's show, we're going to talk about the number one thing that is keeping you from enjoying a rich life. Our special guest today on The His & Her Money Show is Mark and Lauren Greutman from LaurenGreutman.com. Mark and Lauren were once buried in $40,000 worth of debt and were facing a car repossession, as well as a deficit of $1,000 in their budget every single month. They successfully paid off all of their debt and learned a super valuable lesson from being broke. You don't want to miss this episode!

Being in debt sucks. Being in debt while losing your job, and facing health issues sucks even more. Despite all of these circumstances being in her life, Jen McDonough still found a way to persevere, and successfully eliminate $212,000 worth of debt and medical expenses. Four years ago, Jen McDonough found her family hitting rock bottom when their son was diagnosed with a lifetime medical condition. They were devastated both financially and emotionally. During this very painful, embarrassing, and difficult time, they went through many obstacles in not only in their finances, but also in their relationships, health, and careers. In this episode of The His & Her Money Show, Jen shares all of the details of her journey from being deep in debt, to totally debt-free in a matter of only four years. Her story is a powerful testimony that no matter what the odds are against you, becoming debt-free is totally possible. In her current roles as a motivational storyteller, Amazon Top 100 author, and Internet radio show host, Jen McDonough aka The Iron Jen, motivates, encourages, and inspires audiences to overcome their obstacles to become their greatest selves.

If your credit score is not at the level that you desire, then this episode of The His & Her Money Show is for you. We interviewed a credit expert by the name of Tonya Rapley, of MyFabFinance.com, to share her advice on how to successfully raise your credit score. Tonya Rapley is the Millennial Money Coach and has been deemed the “New Face of Wealth Building” by Black Enterprise Magazine. Priding herself on being financially savvy and fabulous, Tonya became a Certified Financial Educator after improving her credit score by 130 points in 18 months and significantly growing her investment portfolio and savings. Upon realizing she had a knack for personal finance she embarked a mission to inspire others to take control of their future.

On today's episode of the His & Her Money Show, we feature a great story from Carrie Smith of Careful Cents. She accomplished a major feat by eliminating $14,000 of debt in just 14 months! Since that time, she has become an entrepreneur and found herself back in debt for the second time. Carrie shares her story and her plan to eliminate all of her debt for the second time around. Carrie is a financial artist, writer, and the founder of Careful Cents. Her goal is to design a life that revolves around her passions and reducing the stress of the traditional workplace. She’s written for sites like Yahoo! Finance, The Huffington Post, and is the content editor and manager for several business blogs. 

Credit card debt is something that most have experienced or are currently experiencing. You would be hard-pressed to find someone who doesn't at least, have a couple of pieces of plastic in their wallet. Unfortunately, the easy access to credit cards has left many people drowning in credit card debt. On today's episode of the His and Her Money Show, we have a special guest by the name of Grayson Bell from DebtRoundUp.com. Grayson has successfully paid off $50,000 of credit card debt, to become completely debt-free. He stops by today to share his story and offer advice as to how you can follow in his footsteps to become debt-free yourself. You can follow Grayson on Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest.

Are you curious, as to whether or not banking with an internet-only bank is a viable option? Don't worry, you're not alone. It seems like online-only banks have a mystique about them, which leads to both intrigue and trepidation. We personally have held savings accounts at various online-only banks, and have had nothing but positive experiences thus far. To break down the ins and outs of banking with internet-only banks, we reached out to Erin Lowry to share her expertise. Erin is the founder of BrokeMillennial.com, where she uses sarcasm and humor to explain basic financial concepts to her fellow millennials. Erin lives in New York City and works for MagnifyMoney.com.

Student loan debt has a firm stranglehold on many people's financial futures. We know that many of you feel a great sense of hopelessness and despair, whenever the topic of student loan debt is even mentioned. With that thought in mind, on this episode of  The His and Her Money Show we speak with a special guest by the name of Shannon Brown from GrowingSlower.com, who successfully eliminated all of her student loan debt. The best part is, that she did it just 9 months!   What You Will Learn  How just adding $39 a month to their debt payment fueled them to financial freedom. How her family became debt-free despite only having one income. Creative ways they were able to save money during the process.   Resources Mentioned  77 Easy Ways to Save Money ~ by Shannon Brown How to Use the Debt Snowball Calculator ~ by Shannon Brown The Total Money Makeover ~ by Dave Ramsey IRS Withholding Calculator

Do you want to be wealthy? Of course you do, that's a no brainer, right? We all have ambitions to exceed our current financial situation, and end up being featured on the next episode of MTV Crib's...is that show even on anymore? Speaking of celebrities, to gain some insight into what it takes to become wealthy, we reached out to the "Hip Hop Financial Advisor" Rob Wilson from RobWilson.tv. Rob Wilson is a financial advisor at an independent financial and investment advisory firm based in Pittsburgh. He received his bachelor's degree in Industrial Engineering from the University of Pittsburgh, and his Masters in Business Administration from Carnegie Mellon University. Some of his clientele include rapper Tyga, R&B/Rap artist Ryan Leslie, and NFL stars Hakeem Nicks, and Terrence Cody, just to name a few.

Recently Dave Ramsey released a brand new book entitled "The Legacy Journey". Not only did we pick up the book, but we even went to see a simulcast of Dave speaking about The Legacy Journey live. The material was so inspirational that we reached out to Dave Ramsey's team about coming on to break down what The Legacy Journey is all about. Fortunately for us, Pastor Chris Brown who is Dave Ramsey's expert on the topic of stewardship agreed to come on the show.

No matter what age you are, the perfect time to get out of debt is right now. Don't fool yourself into thinking that you will start getting out of debt "one day". If you take on that mentality, that day will never come. If you think you are way too young to be worrying about your debt, today's show is just for you. In today's episode of the His & Her Money Podcast, we have an interview with Jessi Fearon from TheBudgetMama.com. She shares her phenomenal story of paying off over $30,000 of debt even before hitting the age of 30.

If you have the desire to become debt-free, then you don't want to miss this episode of the His & Her Money Podcast. Today, we are talking with Laura Dobbins. She has a phenomenal story of how she went from $40,000 worth of debt to $100,000 in her savings account, in just a two-year time frame! She shares her debt-free story from start to finish and offers her advice to help you to do the same. Laura Dobbins is a Statistical Analyst in the Healthcare industry during the day, a blogger in the evening, and a mother and wife 24 hours a day.   Laura is married to the love of her life, Randy, and they have four children; Kelly, Lindsay, Faith, and Britton.

One of the most common budget busters that we often come across, is that of shopping for clothing. We all love to look good and are oftentimes willing to pay a hefty price tag to stay fashionable. There is nothing wrong with staying fashion-forward unless it comes at the expense of your financial independence. With that in mind, we brought in an expert to help us learn how to stay fashionable, and build wealth at the same time. Carrie Pink is a "Wealth Stylist" who has spent years studying personal finance and the emotional psychology of shopping.

The journey to financial freedom is a very rewarding journey indeed. However, in order to reach your goal of becoming debt-free, you are going to have to go through a total of four seasons in the process. We like to call these seasons, "The Four Seasons Of Financial Freedom". In this episode of the His & Her Money Podcast, we explain in detail what each of the four seasons is, and how you can make it through each one of them.

Many people feel that the amount of debt that they are in, is too much to overcome. If that is you, then you definitely need to tune in to this episode of the His & Her Money Podcast. In this episode, we interview Brian and Cherie Lowe, who successfully eliminated over $127,000 worth of debt in just 4 years. Their story serves as a true testament, that achieving debt freedom is completely possible, no matter what your current debt load is!

For many of us, there are some fantastic business ideas that we have deep down in our hearts. All too many times, however, those business ventures that we want to pursue lead us towards one of two reactions. Either we launch out on our own too prematurely, or we never launch the business at all. On today's show, we brought in an expert on the matter to give us some wisdom. Wade Harris successfully transitioned from being a Corporate employee of a Fortune 500 Company to becoming a nationally syndicated Radio Personality known around the world as DJ Wade-O.

In this episode of the His & Her Money Podcast, we have a guest interview with Shannaan Dawda He shares his incredible story, of becoming debt-free by paying off over $26,000 worth of debt, in just 11 months! His story serves as an inspiration for us all to know that debt freedom is real, and it is very attainable. An Atlanta Native, Shannaan Dawda graduated from Georgia Southern University in 2009 Cum Laude, with degrees in Accounting and Finance. He officially passed all parts of his Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in February of 2013.   What You Will Learn How Shannaan became entrenched in debt. The moment that led him to want to achieve debt freedom. The steps that were taken to become free. The importance of knowing, "why" you want to get out of debt.

In this episode, we dive into one of the most hard-hitting topics for the millennial generation, which is that of the student loan debt crisis. Research has shown that since 1999, student loan debt has increased by more than 500 percent! Student loan debt has become such a financial burden to so many people, that we decided to call in an expert to give some guidance. LaTisha Styles is a motivational speaker and millennial money expert for YoungFinances.com teaching simple finance for millennials. LaTisha has been quoted in Forbes and Mainstreet, featured in The Economist, and mentioned in US News as a top personal finance expert to follow on Twitter.

The typical American family has about three to five bank accounts. Usually, it is a mixture of checking and savings accounts combined. We like to consider ourselves slightly above average when it comes to this statistic. In fact, we have more than double the national average. To be more precise, we have a total of 13 bank accounts. Stay tuned to find out the break down of each of these 13 bank accounts