Teaching kids about money feels daunting, but it doesn’t have to be. Today’s episode is dedicated to just that!

Don’t buy into the lie that money management is only for the wealthy. Regardless of your income, you can learn to manage your finances. Today I am speaking to those who have a below-average income (we did when we started this whole process). I hope you find these tips helpful.

In this episode of “The Frugal Debt Free Life podcast,” we delve into the harmful effects of comparing ourselves to others in terms of personal finances.

Time, as we all know, is our most precious resource, and it's vital that we allocate it wisely. Whether you're a student juggling classes, assignments, and extracurricular activities, a professional navigating a demanding career, a busy parent trying to balance work and family life, or simply someone longing to pursue personal passions, this episode is tailor-made just for you.

In this episode, I had the pleasure of speaking with Shay, author and budget expert and creator behind the Instagram account Front Porch Finance. Shay shared invaluable insights on overcoming budget burnout and offered practical thrifting tips for those looking to save money while still enjoying life. Join us as we dive into Shay's wisdom and learn how to revitalize our financial journey.

Episode 90: How a California Mom Keeps Her Grocery Budget LOW

Today I am excited to be chatting with Rachel Coons, a grocery-saving expert. She shares her best tips for saving money on groceries as well as how she keeps her family fed for just $5 per person per day.

Wedding season will be here soon. Today I wanted to talk about some ways to save money on your big day. I am chatting with my friend Kilee and we are discussing how she planned her 2019 wedding for around $10,000. 

Have you ever wondered how to financially prepare yourself to start a business? Today’s podcast guest and I are talking about just that.

Are you a student loan borrower in limbo wondering what is happening and how we got here? Or are you a taxpayer also wondering what is going on here? Today’s episode is a timeline of events in the student loan forgiveness program.

Today I am chatting with Kelly Ann Smith from Freedom in a Budget. Today we are discussing the unexpected cost of motherhood and the things we thought were completely worth the money.

Do you find yourself waking up feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or unsettled? I have a lot lately. I mean we are living in a global pandemic. People are losing jobs, the economy is tanking and you can’t find basic staples in the store.

I got a comment on my YouTube channel that said “I have a lot of goals a lot of things I want to do I want to plan for retirement my kids' college pay down debt upgrade my house buy a new car save for vacations. How do I know what to do first?”

I have felt very frustrated and overwhelmed with grocery prices and I’m sure you have too. Today I am sharing a few practical tips for cutting grocery costs, reducing food waste and feeling a little more in control despite rising prices. 

Are you stuck in the same pattern of trying to be more responsible with your money but also feeling overwhelmed with all of the things you “should” be doing? Today I am going to share with you a few ways to win with money this year. Here’s the secret, pick one and start with that. 

When we discuss getting out of debt it can feel a bit overwhelming, right? Like it takes a lot of HUGE changes to get out of debt. 

Today we’re going to be chatting on not one but TWO topics. One pertains to life and one pertains to money.

Are you hoping to feel a little more prepared and planned this year? Today I am going to tell you how I plan my year in just one hour.

Do you feel stuck in a cycle of debt and stress? Today I am sitting down with Jen Smith from the Frugal Friends podcast to talk about how to live a life that aligns with your core values while still paying off debt.

Are you looking to develop more sustainable habits in 2023? Aren’t we all? Today I am sharing my plan.

Are you ready for the holiday rush? I feel a little more prepared this year. Here are a few things I am doing to make the holidays easier, smoother and less stressful .