Financially Intentional

Send us a textToday, I'm super excited to share three awesome tips to help you grow your money without needing a financial advisor. First, if you've ever had a job with a retirement plan like a 401k, it's important to move your money with you when you leave. I'll show you a cool free service called Capitalize that makes it super easy. Next, we'll talk about checking your current job's retirement plan to make sure it's invested in a smart way. And lastly, if you have student loans, there's a special chance right now to get some of that loan forgiven, but you've got to act fast! I've got all the details and links to help you out.Resources Mentioned:Capitalize: capitalize.sjv.io/NKvn1VStudent Loan Planner: https://studentloanplanner6c01f.referralrock.com/l/NASEEMABRI71/Support the show---Check Intentional Style here: https://www.intentionalstylesuite.com/Please join me here, and follow me on social media, Instagram, and Facebook.Need help getting started on your path to financial freedom? Start Here Join the Financially Intentional Community Oh and please subscribe and leave a review on whatever app you're using to stream this podcast. Get my book Smart Money

Send us a textIn today's episode, we're chatting with our guest Acquania Escarne why parents should consider getting life insurance for each other, even if they're not living together anymore. It's all about making sure that if anything ever happens to one parent, the kids will still have financial support to help them grow up and maybe even go to college. It's a way to make sure your kids are okay, no matter what. We talked about how to figure out how much insurance you might need and how to go about setting it up.About our guest:Acquania is a financial coach, freelance writer, and independent life insurance producer with LifeTyme Financial Group, LLC. She is committed to helping people find financial freedom and build wealth. As a financial coach, she equips her clients with "outside the box" finance tips, debt payment plans, retirement planning, and more. With her advice clients are able to meet and exceed their financial and personal goals.Her coaching is individually tailored to address all financial situations. Also, through her finance blog and podcast, The Purpose of Money, she shows women how to invest and save more so they can live a more fulfilling and prosperous life.Acquania's passion for personal finance and investing began when she was in high school and her father gave her a copy of Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki. At 16 years old, Acquania opened a Roth Individual Retirement Account and has been seeking financial independence and early retirement (FIRE) ever since.Schedule a Free Consultation with AcquaniaSupport the show---Check Intentional Style here: https://www.intentionalstylesuite.com/Please join me here, and follow me on social media, Instagram, and Facebook.Need help getting started on your path to financial freedom? Start Here Join the Financially Intentional Community Oh and please subscribe and leave a review on whatever app you're using to stream this podcast. Get my book Smart Money

Send us a textIn today's episode, I want to share something really cool about owning homes. Did you know that in most places in the United States, women who are not married own more houses than men who are not married? That's right! Even though women usually earn less money than men, they are ahead when it comes to having their own house. We're going to talk about why this might be happening and share some interesting facts about it. I'll also tell you about my own journey of buying houses. I bought my first house when I was just 21 years old, and now, I've bought a total of eight houses all by myself! It's been an adventure with ups and downs, but I learned a lot.Mentioned article: Single Women Own More Homes Than Single Men | LendingTreeSupport the show---Check Intentional Style here: https://www.intentionalstylesuite.com/Please join me here, and follow me on social media, Instagram, and Facebook.Need help getting started on your path to financial freedom? Start Here Join the Financially Intentional Community Oh and please subscribe and leave a review on whatever app you're using to stream this podcast. Get my book Smart Money

Send us a textIn today's episode, we dive into how moms like us can manage our money better and teach our kiddos to be smart with their cash too. We chat with Tiffany Grant, who shares her awesome tips on budgeting, saving, and even how to make shopping fun while learning about money. We also explore how important it is for us parents to set good examples, so our kids grow up knowing how to handle their money wisely. It's like we're all on this big adventure together, learning to save, spend smart, and prepare for our future.About our guest:Tiffany Grant is the creator and host of the "Money Talk With Tiff" podcast. Starting as a single mother of two, balancing full-time education with two jobs, she has since achieved her AFC® certification, completed her MBA, and built a successful career in HR, all aimed at improving her situation and assisting others. Known for her passion for finances, Grant turned her informal advice-giving into a blog to share her knowledge more broadly. From clipping coupons at age 6 to buying her first house at 26 through diligent saving and budgeting, her journey reflects a lifelong commitment to frugality and financial wisdom. With a background in Business Administration and various certifications, including SHRM-CP and Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt, she has extensive experience in financial counseling and aims to be debt-free by 35, house excluded.https://moneytalkwitht.com/Support the show---Check Intentional Style here: https://www.intentionalstylesuite.com/Please join me here, and follow me on social media, Instagram, and Facebook.Need help getting started on your path to financial freedom? Start Here Join the Financially Intentional Community Oh and please subscribe and leave a review on whatever app you're using to stream this podcast. Get my book Smart Money

Send us a textIn today's episode, we talk about something super cool and a bit unexpected. Imagine your kid starts making more money than you by streaming videos online. Pretty awesome, right? But it also makes you think a lot about money and family. We dive into how to talk about this with your kids, making sure they're smart with their money, and keeping your family happy and healthy through it all. It's all about supporting each other, learning together, and maybe even setting up some smart money habits early on.Myleik & Mommas: https://my-mommas.circle.so/checkout/myleik-and-mommas-annual-subscriptionSupport the show---Check Intentional Style here: https://www.intentionalstylesuite.com/Please join me here, and follow me on social media, Instagram, and Facebook.Need help getting started on your path to financial freedom? Start Here Join the Financially Intentional Community Oh and please subscribe and leave a review on whatever app you're using to stream this podcast. Get my book Smart Money

Send us a textToday, we're chatting with our guest, Karina Daves, about something super important—how sometimes, in families, one person might earn more money than the other, and that's okay! We'll talk about my own experiences being the one who brings home the bacon, and why it's cool to talk openly about money with the people we love. We'll also hear from a super smart friend who knows a lot about getting along better with our partners, especially when it comes to money.About our guest:Karina Davis is a Relationship Coach dedicated to helping women break the cycle of arguing with their partners to foster more intimacy and bridge the communication gaps in their families. She is passionate about radically transforming the lives of her clients, not just for the immediate impact on their relationships but for the benefit of future generations, including their children and grandchildren. With a strong conviction rooted in her faith, Karina believes she is on a divine mission to heal relationships, break generational curses, and promote the well-being of children, bodily health, financial healing, and an unbreakable understanding between her clients and their partners.https://karinafdaves.com/Karina Daves IGKarina Daves FBSupport the show---Check Intentional Style here: https://www.intentionalstylesuite.com/Please join me here, and follow me on social media, Instagram, and Facebook.Need help getting started on your path to financial freedom? Start Here Join the Financially Intentional Community Oh and please subscribe and leave a review on whatever app you're using to stream this podcast. Get my book Smart Money

Send us a textToday, I want to talk about something that's been on my mind a lot. Did you know some families pay as much for childcare each month as they do for their house? That's right! For example, I pay $3,400 a month just so someone can take care of my kids while I work. That's the same as my house payment! It's crazy expensive, and it's not just me feeling this pinch. I read an article from the U.S. Department of Labor that says childcare costs a lot of money everywhere in the United States. This makes it super hard for families to afford to have kids, and it's tough on the people who work in childcare too. They don't get paid very much, which doesn't seem fair since they do such an important job. Can't wait to hear what you think, so be sure to let me know! New Childcare Data Shows Prices Are Untenable for Families - http://blog.dol.gov/2023/01/24/new-childcare-data-shows-prices-are-untenable-for-families Support the show---Check Intentional Style here: https://www.intentionalstylesuite.com/Please join me here, and follow me on social media, Instagram, and Facebook.Need help getting started on your path to financial freedom? Start Here Join the Financially Intentional Community Oh and please subscribe and leave a review on whatever app you're using to stream this podcast. Get my book Smart Money

Send us a textToday, we've got a super exciting episode for you. We're chatting with Tyron Tyson, a nurse just like me, but he's also a whiz in the finance world. Tyron has been through a lot, from facing challenges in nursing to making big moves in building his own wealth. He's here to share his secrets with us so we can all grow our money without making the same mistakes he did. Tyron's story is not just about making money; it's about changing his life path from nursing to focusing on his passion for finance. He's going to tell us all about how he manages to juggle both worlds and what's driving him to eventually say goodbye to nursing.About our guest:With over a decade of experience in healthcare, Tyrin has navigated the physical, mental, and emotional challenges of the profession, recognizing the risks of burnout and the limitations of a demanding schedule. Leveraging their income as a travel nurse, Tyrin delved into real estate investing, facing and overcoming numerous financial obstacles through a strong financial foundation and meticulous income management. Now, fueled by a passion for empowering others and armed with an ASAA Investment Advisors License, Tyrin is committed to guiding others towards financial independence through real estate, serving as a valuable resource in achieving financial independence and professional autonomy.The Urban Nurse Links: https://linktr.ee/theurbannurseSupport the show---Check Intentional Style here: https://www.intentionalstylesuite.com/Please join me here, and follow me on social media, Instagram, and Facebook.Need help getting started on your path to financial freedom? Start Here Join the Financially Intentional Community Oh and please subscribe and leave a review on whatever app you're using to stream this podcast. Get my book Smart Money

Send us a textHey everyone, today, I'm going to share something really important with all of you. We're talking about emergency funds—money that you save just in case something unexpected happens, like losing your job or your car breaking down. I'll explain why it's a good idea to have this money saved and how it can stop you from worrying too much if something goes wrong. We'll also chat about how much money you should save and some cool ways to save it without feeling like it's too hard or taking too long. Plus, I've got some tips for what to do if you suddenly find yourself without a job.Tools and calculators available here: https://www.financiallyintentional.com/Support the show---Check Intentional Style here: https://www.intentionalstylesuite.com/Please join me here, and follow me on social media, Instagram, and Facebook.Need help getting started on your path to financial freedom? Start Here Join the Financially Intentional Community Oh and please subscribe and leave a review on whatever app you're using to stream this podcast. Get my book Smart Money

Send us a textToday, we chat with Maya Corbic, CPA, who has written a book to help kids understand investing. We talk about why it's so important to start learning about money when you're young, just like learning how to ride a bike or swim. Maya shares some awesome tips on how we can make investing easy to understand, not just for kids but for their parents too. It's like unlocking a secret treasure chest that can help you do amazing things in the future. So, if you've ever wondered about investing or saving money, you're going to love what we've got to share.About our guest:Maya Corbic, a CPA and dedicated mom, combines her vast experience as a CFO, auditor, and tax accountant with her personal journey from a first-generation immigrant from war-torn Bosnia to a successful financial literacy educator. Having arrived in a new country with her family at 15 with nothing but two suitcases and $50, living in government housing and juggling two part-time jobs in high school, Maya's early hardships instilled in her the importance of financial independence. She and her husband overcame $60,000 in debt early in their marriage, achieving debt freedom, including their mortgage, by the time she was 32. As the founder of the Wealthy Kids Investment Club and the popular Instagram account @teach.kids.money, Maya is passionate about simplifying investing and empowering families to grow their wealth. Drawing on nearly two decades of professional experience and her life lessons, she is committed to teaching financial literacy to kids and inspiring hundreds of thousands of parents to raise financially independent children, with the vision to educate every child to become a financially independent adult.Resources mentioned:All resources and links of Maya Corbic, CPAFrom Piggy Bank to Stocks, The Ultimate Guide for a Young InvestorAmazon link to the bookBarnes and Nobles link to the bookSupport the show---Check Intentional Style here: https://www.intentionalstylesuite.com/Please join me here, and follow me on social media, Instagram, and Facebook.Need help getting started on your path to financial freedom? Start Here Join the Financially Intentional Community Oh and please subscribe and leave a review on whatever app you're using to stream this podcast. Get my book Smart Money