There are a few personal finance concepts that are crucial. Some may be very simple and you are still crucial. They are used by literally everyone, no matter the wealth status. Let’s discuss some of these concepts. This is the second part of the lessons learned and reiterated while I was MIA. In this episode, I explain I share some key personal finance lessons that will help you maintain…
It’s JULY and in honor of my birthday month, I’m doing a giveaway! Gifts, gifts, gifts! Ok, so what’s in the giveaway? It’s a package made of these three awesome things: Item 1: A $25 Gift Card This is pretty self-explanatory. It is a general gift card that can be used anywhere debit and credit cards cards are accepted. Item 2: The Financial Planning Roadmap Plan your financial…
In this episode, Gene Guarino joins me to discuss how to set up and run a quality residential assisted living home. We chat about: what is a residential assisted living home how a residential assisted living home differs from an assisted living facility and in-home care how to start one and why it’s a good idea the most important factor to consider to start one the amount of money that…
Happy Financial Literacy Month! Well, three months have already passed. How are you doing with your financial goals? Did you just cringe? Yeah, you’re not alone. Many people have usually fallen off track with financial goals by the time April has rolled around. However, you don’t have wait until the end of the year or the new year to get back on track. You can boost your financial…
In this episode we discuss some of the top issues that may be causing you to be stuck on your financial journey and how to overcome them. We cover: the top issue affecting college students the top issue affecting working professionals how to start your own business Marsha Barnes Marsha Barnes is a passionate sought after Certified Financial Educator, with over 12 years of finance and facilitation experience including undergraduate and…
You can’t continue to do the same thing and expect different results. Part of being able to make that change is changing your perspective. In this episode, Matt Matheson joins me to discuss how to shift your mindset to make progress with your finances. We discuss: the first steps for your financial journey tips to have a productive money conversation with your significant other how to stay motivated…
In this episode, we’re going to talk about your money plan for this year. We’ll cover methods to increase your income via a job and outside of your job. You have to plan for success. Design a plan that is going to help you achieve your goals. I discuss: organizing your goals for success 4 skills that can increase your salary up to 22% increasing income with a side…
In this episode, Cait Flanders discussed paying off $28,000 of debt. She also goes into detail about her year of less where she did a no shopping ban and journeyed to saving 50% or more of her income every month. We discuss: the steps to eliminate debt the one question that got her to save 50% of her income exact steps to get started Cait Flanders: Cait Flanders is a…
James Crenshaw: James Crenshaw has been helping tax clients for nearly 40 years. These clients have ranged from some of the biggest household name corporations, to senior officers of companies, to small business entrepreneurs. James specializes in designing the right customized plan to reduce taxes and provides tax compliance to all as a franchisee of Happy Tax, with a revolutionary and painless process to prepare income taxes. …
In this episode I’m going to cover some of the common costly personal finance mistakes people are making. Let’s go over them so you don’t carry these horrible habits and beliefs into 2018. Find out if it’s a mistake to: use a credit card as an emergency fund have a 401(k) as your retirement plan use your home equity use credit when you have a high credit score talk…
