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Today, we are diving into our clients/listeners questions #askmoneyboss, where I answer the most popular questions I get asked by my clients, friends, and listeners on any personal finance related topics. Question of the day... Where should I save my excess money?

The pandemic has been here for almost 7 months, I’ve heard over and over from clients, friends, and family that because we can’t go anywhere, we are not spending as much money. In this episode, I talk about how we can change our habits and jump-start our savings with the additional money we are accumulating during the pandemic.

Millions around the globe have made a sudden transition to remote work amid the Covid-19 pandemic. Is working from home a new reality that we will be around for a while? Let’s chat it over in this episode.

Today we are diving into our clients/listeners questions #askmoneyboss, where I answer the most popular questions that I get asked by my clients, friends, and listeners on any personal finance related topics. The question of the day is, "am I saving enough in my retirement plan?"

This is a time of uncertainty that has caused a lot of stress on moms, kids, and families in general. In today’s episode, I hope to not only reduce your stress but too also give you some ideas of how to best use your financial resources to pay for childcare.

Today I want to talk about Cost of Nutrition. Krista Moreland, who is a nutritionist coach, was one of the interviews I recorded this week. We spent a whole hour talking about the Cost of Nutrition, not only from the standpoint of dollars we spend when buying our food but also whats costing us in terms of our health.

Today, I'm answering the most popular questions I get asked a lot by my clients, friends and listeners on any personal finance-related topics.

Today, I want to talk about the most difficult thing for me to do which is to have consistent commitment. I am determined with all my energy to do better going forward. I’ve hit a personal wall and I am DONE letting myself down. So commitment is a must! There are no excuses.

After helping thousands of clients with their financial planning, and planning for my own finances as a mother and entrepreneur, has helped me understand how to simply go from debt to freedom. It's easier than you think. The reason you struggle so much often is because you are bogged down by the financial jargon other experts throw at you. To understand how you specifically will escape the rate ra...

Here is the formula I used (learned from Grant Cardone).  Take out a sheet of paper: Divide it into 7 columns Label each column the following: Income, Wealth, Physical, Spiritual, Familial, Recreational & Professional In each column write your current goals. Just as you see them Duplicate this exact outline on the new sheet of paper and now in each column write what would your life look l...

In this episode, I talk about the transformation I went through becoming a mother.  Also, the changes my husband and I made financially to adjust  to becoming parents.   

This episode is one of the first in my #askmoneyboss series. In this episode, I will answer some of my clients frequently asked questions.

In this Money Boss podcast episode, Anna Sergunina, shares her easy-to-understand financial routine formula that you can take with you on any long weekend.

Americans score slightly below average than the rest of the world when it comes to saving. It's not because things are more expensive here necessarily. No, it's because there are simply TOO MANY things we can automate (for better or for worse). You can automate anything from subscribing to a phone bill plan, business newsletter, to even monthly dog food and treats. But have you ever thought of put...

We have crazy busy lives, now more than ever with this epidemic. When life gets crazy we sometimes need a break from it all. If you have a family and even multiple jobs though, that break sometimes isn't as easy as it sounds. That's why you need to cut out the "unnecessary stresses" you have with finances. The first step to "detox" your finances is to give yourself an audit. Simply pull out your c...

Guess what a huge problem people have with their finances is? They don't check in with them to see  where the BIG risks are. Now, if you've ever been to the doctors you know that they often will not only take your money at the end of the visit but also your time. Worse yet, at the end of the visit you're not even sure how they've helped you more often than not. Today I want to make sure thoug...

The real "Why" I have for helping others reach their financial goals and become a boss of their own money is because of the immense joy it brings me. Some people's pathway to financial freedom is memorizing all the latest jargon about saving more pennies. That hasn't been the best way I've found to help people strengthen their relationships with money though. I find it's more useful to understand...

What is your relationship with the money you have? If it's bad then it's time to take your money for a date. That's right you heard me. Everyone can get excited about a date but not about money, and that's the problem.  If you want to be sure that you and your spouse are on the same page with your finances this is going to be the main thing you have to change. I personally tried talking about...

It's always good to get away from where you are. It's a manner of goal setting that you need to have something to look forward to at the end of the year, month, or even week. Goals are only accomplished when you understand what's waiting for you on the other side after all and this is especially true for financial goals. Did you know that less than 5% of the population really have financial goals....

Life isn't all about "saving up for retirement". This is NOT a financial podcast, no it's one to help you become the boss of your money. If you remember before smartphones and iPhones where you had to go online and print out your directions. It was A LOT more difficult and complex than using GPS today. That being said, it's important to realize how your dream financial goal is very similar. You ne...

My husband and I made a lifestyle change years ago. We decided to move to San Francisco as my husband wanted step away from the corporate world. It was one of the most rewarding experiences of not only my life. It was also an amazing experience for my marriage, though it wasn't like that all the time. This new journey my husband I agreed to go into together began to put a strain on our relationshi...

I am so excited for you to start on this journey with me to becoming the boss of your own money, what most people call financial freedom. It's been 16 years since I started my journey as a financial planner and now I have a son to go along with that journey of not only helping others attain financial freedom but also in helping my family maintain it. This is one of the main parts of the journey I...