The His and Her Money Show

Today's guest on The His & Her Money Show is millionaire J.Massey of Cash Flow Diary. He shares his vast range of knowledge on the topic of how everyday people can make millions by investing in real estate. J. Massey endured a string of discouraging life events: his pregnant wife had a serious illness, he was in an accident that left him with a punctured lung that prevented him from being able to work, and their family home was foreclosed upon. Those tough times forced him to figure out a new way to provide income for his family. Since those dark days of his past, J. has become a successful real estate investor and has amassed an impressive real estate portfolio of over 300 units of residential and commercial properties. Resources Mentioned Cash Flow Diary (FREE Book) ~ by J. Massey

Debt Free stories can come in all shapes and sizes. We have featured stories of married couples, single parents, and single people in general. Some of our guests have had two incomes, other's just one income, and some had no employment at all. It just goes to show you, that no matter what your current life situation may be, you can achieve debt freedom. Today's episode of The His & Her Money Show is another great example of that. Today we speak with Mark Wingo, founder of New Beginning Financial Group and Wingonomics.com. He shares the details of his story of being able to pay off over $45,000 of debt. The most incredible part of the story is the fact that he was able to accomplish this, despite the fact that he had just got laid off from work.

The road to financial freedom always starts with establishing a desired life goal to attain. For some people, that goal could be to end the stress in their life that debt has brought them; for others, the goal is to be able to travel more. For Melissa Thomas, her goal for debt freedom was to be able to go and see her favorite singer perform, as often as she wanted. She didn't just create a goal, but she went after it with full force. Melissa and her family were able to successfully pay off over $43,000 worth of debt in just 4 years. In this episode of The His & Her Money Show, Melissa shares all the details about her journey to debt freedom. Her story is sure to inspire you to charge with the same veracity after your financial goals too.

Financial infidelity can be defined as the secretive act of spending money, possessing credit and credit cards, holding secret accounts or stashes of money, borrowing money, or otherwise incurring debt unknown or unwilling to one's spouse, partner, or significant other. Unfortunately in many marriages, infidelity of this sort is a very present threat to the health of that union. The good news is that there is hope if you find yourself faced with this situation. We can personally speak to this fact because financial infidelity almost ruined our relationship. However, through prayer and perseverance, we were able to recover from it. To help us navigate this tough topic, we reached out to lawyer and author Valerie Rind to shed some light on this subject.

If you have ever wondered, how two spouses can create a successful business together, then this episode of The His & Her Money Show is for you. Entrepreneurship gives you the opportunity to create a legacy for years to come. Who better to create that legacy with, then your spouse? For many, the thought of creating a business with your spouse can seem a bit daunting and overwhelming. With that thought in mind, we sat down with Greg & Holly Johnson of Club Thrifty. They detail their journey of successfully transitioning from both of their 9 to 5 jobs, into full-time business owners. Not only will their story inspire you, but it will show you that you have what it takes to accomplish your entrepreneurial goals as well.

If you want to achieve any financial goal, you are going to have to maintain superior focus. As an example, by becoming a focused spender, Kamilah O'Brien paid off 65,000 dollars of student loans in just 3 years! Debt freedom can be yours if you want it bad enough. Kamilah wanted it so bad; that she was able to do whatever it took, even working additional side jobs, to get across the finish line. Her hard work and dedication paid off in a big way, and now she is debt-free! Kamilah's story serves as a wonderful example that debt freedom is truly an attainable goal.

If you have a desire to build wealth, then this episode of The His & Her Money Show is just for you. Many people have wealth-building on their "to do" list, but few actually are able to make it happen. The truth is there are rules that must be followed if you truly desire to build wealth for you and your family. Not only rules, but there are 10 Commandments of Wealth Building that you should know about as well. To help us with this topic, we talk with Todd Tresidder of Financial Mentor. Todd has been a serial entrepreneur since childhood and went on to build his own wealth as a hedge fund investment manager, before "retiring" as a millionaire at 35.

There is no set of numbers that have a bigger impact on your financial life, than your credit score. Whether or not you choose to improve your credit score can have either a negative or a positive impact on your lifestyle, from a financial standpoint. Your credit score has a direct impact on your ability to purchase a home, qualify for insurance, and even land a job. Since your credit score has the ability to affect such vital areas of your life, it is truly imperative that you take the steps necessary to improve your credit score. We tackle this topic on this episode of The His & Her Money Show. We interviewed Marsha Barnes of The Finance Bar, and she shed valuable insight on how your credit score can be better understood, and ultimately improved.

If you are drowning in student loan debt, debt freedom is still an attainable goal for you. Don't believe the myth that you will always have a student loan payment, and that there is nothing that you can do about it. Today's episode of The His & Her Money Show is proof that student loan debt can be destroyed, once and for all. In this episode, we talk with Steven from Even Steven Money, as he shares the details of how he was able to pay off over $46,000 worth of student loans in just 2 years!