We've told you about all the ways you can manage your debt - now we are going to give you the details on how we manage ours!

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Our favorite shopping apps for cash back

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(Please note - any links provided may be referral links, which means we may benefit monetarily if you choose to use them)

We are a personal finance podcast that aims to help beginners learn how to budget, evaluate their spending, save, invest, and earn more money. Please tune in weekly for tips to change your financial outlook. *Please note we are not financial advisors and nothing we discuss should be considered advise. This is solely our opinion and any financial decisions should be researched and/or discussed with your financial advisor*