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On this segment of "In the Middle," we're here with Elsie and Von - a couple that started off with almost $125,000 of debt and, within a year and a half, have cut down their debt to $58,000. They're a couple with three kids, two properties, and a plethora of past challenges who are in the middle of tackling their debt on their journey towards debt freedom .   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN The importance of...

In this episode of His & Her Money, we sit down with Rashauna Scott, a real estate investor in Chicago. Her interest in financial freedom was sparked at a career fair during high school, and since her teenage years, with grit, determination, and a whole lot of self-investment, she has built up a successful real estate career.   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN How to find mentors and partners in real estate in...

On this episode of The His & Her Money Show, we talk about the power of budgets to change your future with money coach, Ericka Young. While most of us know we need to budget, most of us also know that we don't like the budgeting process . Budgeting feels like a straitjacket. It feels like you're depriving yourself. Budgets don't have to feel that way. In fact, as Ericka Young shares with our liste...

When you first begin to tackle your journey to debt-freedom, where do you start? Maybe you look online for some guidance, but so often, when we have premade budget trackers thrown at us, templates and plans we find online, they don't work for us. It makes us feel like we've failed, and those loans feel more and more insurmountable. This happened to Miko Ehrmantraut, over and over and over again. D...

On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, we talk about a big issue that is affecting our entire country, student loan debt . It is one of the biggest hurdles of anyone trying to get financially free.  As our guest Ryan Craig points out, the U.S. student loan debt total is at $1.5 TRILLION dollars. This debt was incurred mostly by students who believed the dream that college would help them...

Nowadays, going to college has become synonymous with entering adulthood in massive student loan debt . Having just entered the workforce, being able to not only find and hold a job but also begin tackling this debt can be incredibly daunting and seemingly impossible.  However, 23-year-old Briana Browne has managed to pay off 30k of student loan debt in a year and a half, proving that, with the co...

So many of us are right in the middle of the journey to financial freedom and it's easy to get off track. Sometimes it feels as if the traction just isn't there. But it's never too late to start again.  On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, we talk with Sonia Sears. She became debt-free at one point in her life, but later on, she slipped back into debt. She is a licensed clinical social...

Real estate investment is a long-term game that can reap some incredible benefits. However, buying a single home most likely won't lead you towards complete financial independence. Today, a real estate investing couple, Mark and Tamiel, are here to share their experience and journey into real estate syndication and how they are using this to build generational wealth and choice-filled lives for th...

On this episode of The His & Her Money podcast, we've got an incredible story for you. Meet Christopher and Savaughn, a court officer and medical receptionist by day, pastor and first lady of their church by night. Married for 17 years and with 2 children, they managed to pay off 52k of debt in 32 months.  With a combination of tax payments, medical bills, student and car loans, and credit card de...

Here on the His & Her Money podcast, we're dedicated to not only helping you pay off debt but also empowering you to invest in your own wealth. Real estate investing is a popular option - however, it often comes with many barriers and obstacles that make it seem impossible.  On this episode, we sit down with Danielle Pierce, an expert on tax lien investment who has been in the real estate industry...

Teamwork is so imperative in marriage. Loving and supporting each other gives a great foundation to work and play together. And trust goes a long long way to secure unity. On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, Robert and Tammira Lucas tell us their story.  Tammira describes herself as a serial entrepreneur, mom, and wife as well as a business professor in Baltimore. She is the founder of...

In this episode of His & Her Money, we talk to a special guest - Rob Rose. However, we're not talking to Rob about his debt-free journey. Instead, Rob shares an incredible resource available across the country that could provide easier access towards personal and community wealth building through real estate investment. Rob is the executive director of the Cook County Land Bank Authority. A land b...

On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, we talk with John Lanza from The Money Mammals about the power and practice of raising money-empowered and money-smart kids.   EPISODE SHOWNOTES: https://www.hisandhermoney.com/400   THANKS FOR LISTENING! Thanks for tuning in to us on The His & Her Money Show . If you have any comments or questions about today's episode, please let us know your thoug...

As David Greene's story shows, it is possible to build a real estate empire on a waiter's income. Using only hard work and dedication, David was able to turn his job waiting tables into a platform that allowed him to graduate college debt-free  and have enough savings to start investing in real estate. David Greene is a part of the team at BiggerPockets   where they discuss  real estate investing...

Debt can seem so daunting. It can also make us feel bad about ourselves. Negative thinking can cause us to go on autopilot and want to bury our heads in the sand. But when we decide to tackle the problem, we can look debt in the face and tell it: "Debt! You're going down." On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, Jonte Lee paid off $60,000 in private student loan debt in one year.    Episod...

The Sandwich Generation is described as a group of people that have children and parents that depend on them financially. And so they feel they are being squeezed from both directions. But by having the right conversation early, things can be clearer and easier.  On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, Cameron Huddleston, a financial journalist, and writer is the author of the new book: Mo...

On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, we feature Murphy and Melissa have been married for 9 years and together they paid off $229,000 debt in 5 years. The debt comprised of $125,000 student debt and $104,000 consumer debt.    What You Will Learn In This Episode Why you need to do your research How to get your spouse on board Marriage communication is important How to save money and still...

On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, we talk with Tanja Hester from Our Next Life and author of the phenomenal new book Work Optional (Retire Early The Non-Pinching Penny Way), and she shares her secrets to achieving early retirement. She retired at age 38 and her husband at the age of 41.   What You Will Learn In This Episode How you can save money without being a penny pincher You can...

On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, Amber Guyton, a single 32-year-old, shares her journey to debt freedom. She was bound by $98,000 debt that consisted of student loans, a car loan, and credit card debt. Astonishingly, she kicked her debt to the curb in 25 months!   Episode Shownotes: https://www.hisandhermoney.com/Episode394   

On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, we feature Eugene Partridge as he shares his "In The Middle" story with us. He and his wife La'Keisha started with a total debt of $100,000 and to date, they have paid off more than $43,000 of it in ten months! Tune in to find out how! Episode Shownotes:  https://www.hisandhermoney.com/Episode393 Thank You For Listening! Today's show was sponsored by...

In this episode, Rachel Dowd is here to talk about how she approaches life's unexpected challenges and how she keeps herself motivated by finding gratitude in smaller victories. We interviewed Rachel for our series "In the Middle", where we talk to individuals who are still progressing through their journey towards a debt-free life. She is a dedicated listener to His & Her Money, a wife, and mothe...

On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, Khaden and Christina Nurse talks about how they paid off $120,000 in only two years. Christina is a biostatistician who loves to help people by encouraging them and teaching them all the ins and outs about math. Khaden is an associate pastor and loves to speak about the gospel and what the Bible says about finances. He is also a business consultant f...

On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, Mary Wheeler shares her encouraging journey with infectious optimism. As a single woman, she paid off $30,000 in 96 days! Yes, you read right. 96 days.  What You Will Learn In This Episode Why money is a tool for you to use Find out what is really holding you back Why sacrifice is worth it in the long run How to stay committed to your goals What is d...

On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, Rebecca Patterson, a single woman shares her journey to debt freedom. Amazingly, she paid off all of her student loan debt in an amazing time frame. You're going to love hearing about her journey to debt freedom at such a young age. What You Will Learn In This Episode How to change your mindset towards money What to do with naysayers How to block out...

On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, Danesca, a single mother and woman of faith, shares her story of debt freedom. The consumer debt of $38,833.09 included credit card bills, a car payment and medical bills she incurred due to Hyperthyroidism. Danesca paid it all off in only 16 months. What You Will Learn In This Episode How a single parent can become debt-free What the difference is b...