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Everyone's Talkin' Money
Author: Shannah Game, Money, Money Therapy, Personal Finance, Millennials, Generation X & Glassbox Media. If you enjoy BiggerPockets, On Purpose with Jay Shetty, The Personal Finance Podcast, The Mel Robbins Podcast, & Planet Money, this show is for you!
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Want to know the secret to financial success? It’s talking about the other side of money. Get this - money decisions are 90% emotional and 10% how-to (yep, that’s why you emotionally spend). So, if you’re ready to get financially unstuck and transform your money, you’ve got to do it from the inside out. Everyone’s Talkin’ Money, named a Top 4 Money Podcast by The New York Times, is the podcast you’ve been looking for. Join Shannah Game, a Financial Expert, Certified Financial Planner, and Certified Trauma of Money Specialist, every week for episodes where we talk about all sides of money – how to create real and sustainable change so you can start living the life of your dreams & stress less about money. Everyone’s Talkin’ Money is not your average personal finance podcast, in case you haven’t noticed. You won’t hear finance bros shame you for your money decisions or be left behind by confusing acronyms. You will get raw, honest, open conversations about money from amazing guests ranging from money experts, entrepreneurs, artists, comedians, mental health experts, authors, and everyday humans, all here to help you on your financial journey. Whether you’re looking to pay off debt, tackle your student loans, save to buy a house, figure out how to afford your dream vacation, start a side hustle or a business, learn the secrets behind investing and building wealth, or ready to finally shake off anxiety, fear, shame, blame, and judgment around money, you’ll find the answers to it all on Everyone’s Talkin’ Money. At the very least, you’ll leave each episode stressing less about money (and that’s pretty priceless).
I feel like this episode really didn't cover getting started with a passive income on Lower budgets
Vool!!!
8 full minutes of ads in the middle of the podcast :(
1-way to fix our Wealth Gap: ☆) is to teach children of our future financial literacy
Wealth building is absolutely possible. Start from somewhere and keep building on it. You will get closer to your goals.
What a wonderful & important question to know & have help answering a self help money type of lesson!!!! I'm 52 now, and within those yrs I have found out I knew Nothing about $$$$ or how any kind of Financials Literacy. And Because of that, I ended up living in a car @ 29yrs old.
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I like the ideas being spoke about for making money in other ways and cutting spending; however, the discussion around traditional/passive investing in saying that it has duped prior generations is incorrect. Even investing in 401(k) for 35 years in mutual funds making 5-7% and with 10-15% of gross earnings and employer match means an individual can retire comfortably. I believe you have sent a mixed message to the audience.
this show has provided me so much guidance and clarity around money and personal finance
I disagree with her premise on health plans I wouldn’t say she’s that educated either on this she works for Cosmo... also the subject they didn’t address which should be a big deal is that younger people who aren’t in therapy or see a dr for conditions etc are better suited to a HDHP the employer may sometimes add money into that plan to begin with my company inject $500 in my HSA and then I just put 10$ a check in that fund both PPO and HDHP have out of pocket maximums and they may be 3-5,000$ and that’s a RARE thing to happen and if it does it does and you just wil have to pay for it either way but it doesn’t make sense to be fearful of rare things you just cross that bridge god forbid but if you’re healthy 20-30s don’t see doctors then save that money it’s about $1000 difference for me in premiums a year and what are the odds I’m going to use that much health insurance to make up for that $1000 in premiums? Very low. So if you get sick once or twice a year you can just use the money
2 more days to get health insurance!
yes!
So, this is not an episode that will prpvide you with solutions and options. It's an episode about their experience in financially abusive relationship and that they have clients living paycheck to paycheck they help. I was expecting advice, methods, steps, insight, etc. But no...
love the podcast, it is fantastic
I love this podcast! she is entertaining, straight forward and gives advice that I feel like I can actively act on.
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