Alyssa Derrick paid off $50,000 in 12 months while living in an RV. In today's episode, we talk about her motives for becoming debt-free, RV living and taking accountability/responsibility for yourself and your debt.

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At just 27 years old, Maggie Kroll paid off over 70,000 dollars in debt and became debt-free. In today's episode, she talks about the steps that started her on the debt-free journey, the best part of having no debt and advice she'd give to her younger self.

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It's been almost one year since Tobi Korede quit his 9-5 to pursue his passion. Instead of spending his days behind a desk, Tobi is focusing on his musical endeavors.

On today's episode, Tobi shares what led him to pursue his dreams, making ends meets on a not so steady paycheck and discusses whether or not college was really worth it for him.

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On today's episode, I'm sharing how John and I were able to pay off John's student loans. John had around $20,000 in student loans and prior to getting married, he had paid off a good portion. After the wedding & honeymoon, we decided to get crazy and pay off the remaining balance in just THREE months.

I understand that things may seem a little "easier" because we are a two-income household, but we still make sacrifices and live way below our means in order to meet our goals.

How We Did It

+ John paid rent & utilities while my paychecks went towards loans

+ Following a budget

+ Taking money from our 'overfunded' emergency fund

+ Putting monetary wedding gifts towards the debt

+ PERSEVERANCE!!!!

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Alahna Lark is a global filmmaker whose work has taken her to Liberia, Sweden, Ecuador and more. She’s directed, co-produced and co-wrote a documentary focused on an Atlanta neighborhood struggling to return to its former glory titled Sweet Auburn Blues.

Today we sit and chat about what it’s like to be an entrepreneur, banking black and why maybe it’s not such a great idea to blow refund checks that you receive in school.

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Hey everyone! It's been a while since I've recorded a podcast. Today's episode is a short one but a meaningful one. Life after graduation rarely ever goes as planned no matter how hard you try and plan it. But even when things go wrong, the most important thing that you can do is just show up for yourself each and every day.

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Hey guys! Welcome back to another episode of Financial Flex. Today I wanted to give you a quick update and just a little reminder just in time for the holidays!

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Hey guys! I know that it has been a while but here's a brand new episode of #FinancialFlex. On today's episode, Jamil & Hana get candid with their money habits, the importance of money when raising a family and goals for the future.

Hey guys! Welcome to another episode of Financial Flex! On today's episode we have Brian and Shaniqua Adams. I wanted to sit down and talk with people who have already been through things that I'm sure we currently all are facing. I hope you learn a lot from this episode, because I sure did!

Hey guys! It's been a while but I'm back and in business! On this week's episode of Financial Flex with Lex, we have Krystal Peguero, a recent college graduate and now full-time Art Director in NYC. We had the chance to sit and talk about how the recession affected her views and dealings with money along with flexing for the 'gram and much more!