In today’s episode, we have a great money talk with Luke Ensign, who works in education. Despite lacking a expert financial background, Luke brings a unique perspective on money shaped by his upbringing and experiences. Get ready to explore the impact of childhood views on money, navigating financial conversations in a marriage, the importance of maintaining a robust emergency fund, and much more. Let's dive into this enriching discussion on Money Talk with Skyler Fleming!

The Money Talking points for today’s episode are:

1. How did your childhood experiences with money influence how you handle it now?

2. Do you have an emergency fund?

3. Why do you think it is important to talk about money?

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