Thu, 20 February 2020
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.
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Mon, 17 February 2020
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.
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Thu, 13 February 2020
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. |
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Thu, 6 February 2020
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. |
Mon, 3 February 2020
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.
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Thu, 30 January 2020
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
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Mon, 27 January 2020
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.
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Thu, 23 January 2020
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.
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Mon, 20 January 2020
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!
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