Episode 189: Today we’re talking about why it’s important to support anti-racism, and how we’re using our privilege to be good allies. Giving is an essential part of the financial independence movement. It’s especially important to have these discussions in relation to privilege and personal finance. Kevin chose to donate [...]
Episode 185: Learn some effective DIY debt relief options with insight from Todd Christensen, author of Everyday Money for Everyday People and Education Manager at the nonprofit credit counseling agency, Money Fit by DRS. Why You Should DIY Your Debt Relief DIY debt relief is nothing new. The Snowball Method [...]
Episode 187: Kevin’s talking about his experience with the Tiller Money app, how it works, and if it’s worth the subscription. Tune in for the full details. We’re also talking charcoal grilling. YUM. What is Tiller Money? Tiller Money is a budgeting app that syncs with your bank accounts and [...]
Episode 186: Learn how to be a boss rather than an employee as an entrepreneur. We’re talking about how to take a high-level approach to your business without getting caught in the day-to-day work with Terry Ogburn of Ogburn’s Business Solutions. Tune in for a free consulting session! Working on [...]
Episode 185: How can you give back while saving money? We’re talking about the joys of giving while pursuing financial independence, and a few ways to be a giver. One of the most significant mindset shifts when pursuing financial independence is learning the value of giving. When you start to [...]
Episode 184: We’re talking about landing the ideal real estate deal when starting with real estate investing. We’re touching on the Blink book, being a corporate drop-out, and how to be a successful landlord. The Ideal Real Estate Deal Many people ask what the ideal real estate deal looks like. [...]
Episode 183: On this episode of the Where Our Money Went series, we’re talking mortgage insurance, Amazon Prime, and streaming services. Tune in for tips on choosing a mortgage insurance provider for your home. What is Mortgage Insurance? Mortgage insurance is required in many areas. The purpose is to cover [...]
Episode 182: Learn how to teach financial literacy to children and why kids are never too young to learn about personal finance. We’re talking about the free K-12 Financial Education curriculum and how it’s impacting students of all ages. Why Teach Kids About Personal Finance Healthy financial habits start at [...]
Episode 181: Tune in for an update on the Payroll Protection Program (PPP) for small businesses. If you’re a small business employee, you’ll want to hear this information. We’re also talking about giving, budgeting for gas, and thanking teachers everywhere. A PPP Update Kevin finally received his PPP update. The [...]
Episode 180: Learn how blue collar workers can achieve the American Dream without a college degree. We’re talking about financial independence and the five steps to achieving your goals. Tips for Allocating Your Salary The first step in allocating your salary is to shift your mindset. Train yourself to forget [...]