Episode 15: Decoding Debt - Friend or Foe?

Debt—Is it a tool or a trap? A necessary step forward or a weight holding you back?

In this episode, we dive deep into the real impact of debt—not just on your bank account but on your mindset, financial future, and even your relationship.

➡️ How do younger generations view debt differently from their parents? (Hint: Fewer credit cards, more BNPL!)

➡️ When is debt helpful, and when does it become a burden? Is it ever helpful?

➡️ How does carrying debt affect trust, stress, and power dynamics in a relationship?

➡️ What should couples talk about before taking on debt together?

Money fights are one of the biggest causes of relationship breakdowns, and debt is often right at the center of the tension. If we don’t think intentionally about how we use it, debt can quietly shape our financial future—and our marriage—before we even realize it.

💬 What’s your perspective on debt? Has it been a tool or a challenge in your financial journey?

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