In this episode, we delve into the topic of financial independence, examining it through the lens of white privilege and the racial wealth gap. We also discuss the importance of challenging social norms and taking financial responsibility, and how Jeff was able to take advantage of the benefits provided by the GI Bill.

Discover the secrets to a harmonious financial partnership as certified financial planner Lisa Peterson shares practical tips and relatable anecdotes, guiding couples towards open communication, shared goals, and a healthier relationship with money.

Are you setting a good financial example for your kids? Join us as we chat with Raquel Curtis, "The Boujee Banker," about how she overcame life's setbacks to create a successful brand helping women worldwide achieve financial freedom.

We discuss housing and transportation costs and how to control to save and invest or use to pay down debt to help in your overall personal finance.

Anne-Lyse discovered the power of investing and trading in her early twenties allowing her to reach Coast Fire in her early thirties. She has started multiple business and inherited one and discusses the implications as a Black woman.

According to recent studies, more than 50% of millennials are financially supporting their parents. The statistics get even more interesting. Did you know that almost 75% of these millennials are women.

Health Insuance is expensive and complicated, especially if you don’t have access to an employer sponsored plan. Many people struggle with understanding what they are paying for and what is covered.

Maggie spent a short time at a Board of Nursing as an Investigator and after hearing and seeing the lack of due process that was extended to nurses left and became an activist and advocate for nurses.

Our guest started Ziggma, that is designed to help investors stay in control of their portfolios and on track to reach investment objectives.

Our guest shares how starting a continuing education business allowed her and her husband to achieve total independence from outside employers.

The inaccessibility of financial information builds our psychological barriers around financial action.

Learn how our guest was able to retire in her 30s through real estate and how she is helping others do the same.

Learn how Cody tried and failed at several side hustles until he discovered digital products and what that has done for his life. Transform your life by learning how to make passive income with digital products.

Teach your kids practical applications of finance so that they can navigate their lives not having to chase money. Rob has been a pivotal figure in shaping how our kids learn about money. His illustrative children's book “M is for Money” teaches the ABCs of personal finance in an inclusive way that makes money accessible to everyone.

Are your kids Money-Savvy? Learn how to be intentional in your actions around money to teach your kids how to navigate money independently. Holly has created a Future Millionaire Money Camps for Kids and Teens.

We all want to retire, you have more control over when you retire than you think. Daphne joins us to discuss your investment mix, the importance of life insurance, how owning a business can accelerate your path to financial freedom.

We discuss how to prepare for divorce/break ups and financial items you will need record of. Get the tools to have proactive money conversations with your partner even if a break isn’t in your plans.

Theo quickly found out that these jobs will work you to burnout if you let them. Instead he has been able to pivot his career and engineer multiple streams of income so that work is truly an option.

Most of us weren’t taught about money in school and some concepts can be confusing. Dwayne breaks down concepts in an easy to digest format, through music. On his YouTube channel the Stock Market is Made Simple.

What did you do at the height of covid? This nurse turned her unique study skills into a full fledged business.