Joint Bank Account Pros and Cons in Marriage

In this episode, I talk with Cody Berman and Sean Mullaney about what it really takes to reach early financial independence. Cody shares how he built a $4.8 million net worth by 29 through frugal living, intentional spending, and creating multiple income streams, while Sean break ...  Show more

In this episode of the Marriage Kids and Money podcast, we break down Coast FIRE, a financial approach that lets you “coast” to retirement once your investments can grow on their own, without needing to keep pouring money in. We're joined by Mike English, who shares his real-life ...  Show more

Today on the show: There are so many things going through your mind, so many emotions you deal with when you decide to get a divorce. A lot of these feelings, insecurities, fears tend to cloud our judgment and decision making which is the reason why many women make divorce mistak ...  Show more

Don't let the words money and debt turn you away from this conversation. Because babe, I PROMISE ... this is not a normal conversation around those topics. I've invited my client-turned-friend, Alli Williams on to talk about this because not only is she brill ...

Having shared finances, for most couples, is an automatic thing to do once married or after being together for many years. It seems natural to want to combine income, expenses, and investments all in one big pot. This was the norm for most couples over the past hundred years, but ...  Show more

You need to have a plan and stick to it if you want financial freedom. This week we cash in with Matt Honeyford, who went from almost bankrupting his family to now on the path to financial independence and he owes a lot of it to his 50-30-20 plan. Thanks to our friends at Family ...  Show more