The Rachel Cruze Show

Your parents’ money choices will affect you in one way or another, but talking to them about it can be hard. Maybe the very thought of having that conversation intimidates you, or maybe you’ve tried before and it didn’t go well. So in the latest episode of The Rachel Cruze Show, you’ll learn: Four key questions to ask your parents right now about their finances A step-by-step plan for getting your parents and your whole family on the same page when it comes to money How to deepen your relationship with aging parents and create memorable moments with them that will stay with you forever Show Notes Page Will Prep Checklist 5-Minute Coverage Checkup Zander Insurance

Food is one of the biggest budget-busters out there, so this is a category where we can all cut back! If you can save just a couple hundred dollars a month in your food budget, you’ll be amazed at how much faster you can get out of debt and build up that emergency fund. So in this episode, you’ll learn: How to adjust your food budget based on the season of life you’re in How much the average family spends on groceries and where you land on the spectrum Easy meal plans that feed a family for under $125 per week from my guest, Debt Kickin’ Mom Mouth-watering summer recipes that  will keep your food budget in check Resources (everything mentioned in this episode): Show Notes Page Zander Insurance Financial Peace University Chef Marlon’s Recipes Debt Kickin’ Mom’s Powerful Story

Getting to a place of financial freedom  is hard. That’s why it’s so important to remember what you’re working toward—and that success isn’t just for yourself. In this episode, you’ll hear some of the most inspiring and motivating stories we’ve ever had on the show. You’ll learn:  The decision my dad made that completely changed my life The keys to overcoming adversity and staying motivated from podcast host Lewis Howes The one thing successful people do to stay happy How small-business owner Judy Zimmerman paid off $750,000 of debt and changed her family tree in more ways than one Resources (everything mentioned in this episode): Show Notes Page Financial Peace University Zander Insurance Lewis Howes’s Podcast

Do you ever wonder why you keep making the same mistakes with money? I want to shed some light on your personality type so you can make real progress! In this episode, you’ll learn: Whether you’re a Spender or a Saver and whether you’re a Nerd or a Free Spirit—and how to avoid pitfalls for each type All about my favorite personality typing system, the Enneagram, from Enneagram expert and author Ian Cron How to gain self-awareness and use your personality type to win with money Resources: Are you a Nerd or a Free Spirit? Ian Cron’s Typology Podcast Ian Cron’s Enneagram Assessment My Facebook Group

If you want to change your life, you need to prepare your heart for this: Change isn’t easy. But you know what else? It’s worth it. In this episode, you’ll learn: Why most people struggle to make lasting change, and what you can do to be different. How a family of six hit rock bottom before paying off $77,460 in 36 months—and what changes they made to make it happen. Practical steps you can take to overcome fear and find a career you love. Resources (everything mentioned in this episode): The Proximity Principle - (Start reading for free)  

My mom, Sharon, is the keeper of all the Ramsey family stories. She was there when she and my dad, Dave Ramsey, declared bankruptcy. She was the one who had to stretch their very tight, getting-out-of-debt grocery budget to feed and diaper us three kids. At times, she even felt guilty for staying at home with us instead of working outside the home to bring in money. She also spills the tea about our family camping trips and the moment she knew I was just a bit different than my siblings! I can’t wait for you to hear her side of the story in this special Mother’s Day episode.

Is saving money on everyday items a struggle? You work too hard for the money you have for one trip to the store to eat it all up! So in this episode, I’m going to help you shop smarter. You’ll learn: The shopping hack almost no one knows about Budget-friendly meals with healthy ingredients (that taste amazing too!) My money-saving tips to budgeting, spending and shopping for clothes Resources (everything mentioned in this episode):    The Contentment Journal      Get Jenna's Recipes

Christine Caine is one of my favorite people ever, and she was gracious enough to let me in on all her wisdom and record it to share with you! Our conversation was so rich. In this episode, you’ll learn: why you shouldn’t feel guilty for delegating and asking for help how to stop the comparisons and see your life’s meaning, significance and worth the incredible and radical ways Christine’s ministry is literally saving women around the world

Disney World is one of my favorite places on earth, but it can cost a small fortune. Good news is, it doesn’t have to! In this episode, you’ll learn: How to know if you, your family and your bank account are actually ready to go to Disney. Twenty-one ways to save time and money at Disney—I’m talking thousands of dollars and hours of time saved! The best-kept Disney dining secrets from our Disney food expert, Rachel Bshero.  Resources (everything mentioned in this episode): Zander Insurance        The Contentment Journal Churchill Mortgage The Contentment Journal Show Notes – Download the Disney Savings Goal Tracker

If you don’t set the foundation for what your kids learn about money, they’ll pick it up somewhere else. So in this episode, you’ll find out: How to teach your kids about money the way I learned from my dad, Dave Ramsey The best ways to break down the walls between you and your teen to make a real connection (Guest: teen and millennial expert Anthony ONeal) How a family of four paid off $303,000 in debt and got their kids involved in their debt-free journey Resources: Start reading The Contentment Journal for Free Buy The Contentment Journal   Smart Parent event                 Smart Money Smart Kids        The Graduate Survival Guide