The His and Her Money Show

If your spending habits have frustrated your desires to gain financial freedom, then this episode of The His & Her Money Show is just for you. In this episode, we are going to talk about ways to get bad spending habits under control. To help us with this subject, we interviewed Lauren Greutman to share her wisdom and expertise on the matter. Lauren Greutman is the author of The Recovering Spender and founder of LaurenGreutman.com, a top frugal-living website dedicated to helping women contribute to their family's financial needs.

For many, the concept of building up a hefty amount of savings seems like an impossible feat. The fact of the matter is that if you are strategic and intentional about it, you can amass a great deal of savings in a small amount of time. Bola accomplished this very thing by positioning herself to be able to save $100,000 in just 3.5 years! On this episode of The His & Her Money Show, she shares the details behind how she was able to do this, and how you can too. Bola Onada Sokunbi is a Certified Financial Education Instructor (CFEI), Money Coach, Business Strategist, and founder of Clever Girl Finance, a platform that empowers and educates women to make the best financial decisions for their current and future selves. Her goal is to inspire women to pursue their dreams of financial independence so they can live life on their own terms.

If you have a desire to start investing in the stock market but don't know how then this episode of The His & Her Money Show is for you. Today's show is the beginner's guide to investing in the stock market. To help you get a clear understanding of how the stock market works and how you can get started we interview financial advisor Kevin L. Matthews II. Kevin L. Matthews II is a licensed financial advisor, author, and speaker. After obtaining the FINRA Series 7 and Series 66 licenses in 2014, Kevin became a financial advisor in New York City. In 2010, Kevin launched BuildingBread to inspire millennials to set, simplify, and achieve any financial goal.

When it comes to achieving financial freedom, it's not about how much money you make, it's about how much you keep. Reducing your expenses is a surefire strategy that you can employ to begin to keep more of your hard-earned money to yourself. To help us tackle this topic we sat down with Kalyn Brooke to share her expertise in an effort to educate you on how to radically reduce your expenses. Kalyn Brooke is a full-time writer and blogger at Creative Savings Blog, where she gives a fresh perspective on frugal living, and the kick-in-the-pants you need to create a budget from scratch. She is also the author of the fantastic new book 31 Days to Radically Reduce Your Expenses: Less Stress. More Savings.

Not very long ago, Anna was facing the fact that she was buried in an immense amount of debt, and she decided to make a big change. As a result of that big change, Anna used a spending fast to get out of debt in just 1 year! For Anna, getting out of debt meant getting her financial situation back under her control. She wanted to get out of the downward spiral of constantly owing money and fix her spending habits for good. Through a ton of focus and dedication, she was able to do just that and she is living a debt-free life. Anna Newell Jones is the creator of the popular blog And Then We Saved. She is also the author of the fantastic new book The Spender's Guide to Debt-Free Living.

Debt freedom is truly an achievable goal for anyone who is willing to put in the necessary work. Alaya and her family put in that hard work and successfully paid off $74,000 of debt in just 2 years. Life dealt her and her family some tough blows and they served as the wake-up call that they needed to get their finances in order. They persevered and didn't give up on their goals or their dreams, and ultimately fought their way to debt freedom. Alaya is a personal finance coach, and the creator of Hope and Cents where her passion is helping others identify and achieve their financial goals.

A job loss can be one of the most detrimental events to occur in a person's life. The ramifications to family life and financial resources are immense. Yet, for many people, job loss was the key circumstance that led them to take charge of their life. Jalesa can be counted in that number because she was able to pay off $40,000 of debt after being laid off from her job. Jalesa's story is full of twists and turns, but it is also full of perseverance and dedication to her goals in life. Her story is a testament to everyone that no matter what life deals you, you have the ability to overcome it and achieve your dreams. Jalesa is the founder of My Money Mogul where she is dedicated to helping you increase your income, eliminate debt, and live the life you dream about!

Instead of just existing in life, you should be thriving in it. What's holding many of you back is the current state of your personal finances. You're sick and tired of being sick and tired of all the stress that is being generated by your money problems. What you are lacking is the presence of financial wellness in your life. Author and speaker Jason Vitug stop by The His & Her Money Show to share exactly what you need to do to get on the road to financial wellness. He shares insights about money that he has learned in his life so that you can get to a better place financially. Jason is currently on a financial education tour across the country called The Road to Financial Wellness to help people grow in their knowledge of personal finance. Jason Vitug is a financial motivator, lifestyle engineer, author, speaker, and entrepreneur. He lives life with passion and compassion for others. He's the founder at Phroogal, a financial education startup empowering people with the simplest way to learn about money, to discover financial products and services, and to make better-informed financial decisions to help a generation live their dream lifestyle in this lifetime.

Just because you are in debt today, doesn't mean you have to be in debt forever. Racheal came to that conclusion and decided to do something about her financial situation. She ended up paying off over $70,000 of debt in just two and a half years, and now she's enjoying life. Racheal shares all the details of the ups and downs that she experienced while trying to accomplish her goal of debt freedom. The journey was not easy for her, but she persevered and in the end, she achieved her goal. Her story will motivate you to start or to continue on your path to debt freedom as well. Racheal is the creator of Running with Racheal where she blogs about life, family, and clean eating. She is a wife and mother who enjoys promoting the joys of family and fitness.