If you've struggled to save money in the past, this is the episode for you. Today, we discuss a simple - but surprisingly effective - way to start saving money that you can implement today. 

A quick Google search of "how many couples get divorced" will quickly tell you that the divorce rate in America is about 50%. But it turns out, these statistics are incredibly misleading.

In this episode, we discuss why you should feel empowered rather than scared about the divorce rates in America today, and what you can do to increases the chances of success in your relationship. 

I'm gonna let this episode speak for itself. Today, we take a brief detour from our usual content and, by popular demand, I share a behind-the-scenes story of why I dislike the Knights of Columbus (hint: they're a life insurance company, believe it or not!) and how I got blacklisted by them earlier this year. 

Being your own boss is a lot of work, but it's awesome. If you have entrepreneurial dreams - you should absolutely put a plan in place to make those dreams a reality.

But, you shouldn't try to accomplish this through a Multi-Level Marketing (MLM) company. In this episode, we discuss why MLMs are so problematic, and what you should try instead of pursuing an MLM "opportunity". 

Most couples come into their marriage using not just separate bank accounts, but accounts at separate banks. What's the best way to pick the right bank to use for your new family?

In this episode, I share the criteria I use to help couples decide the right banks to use for their joint accounts (and what ones to steer away from!)

Should you manage your household finances by reviewing every single cent that you earn and spend each month, or is it ok to take a more laid-back approach? Turns out, the answer is both.

In this episode, we discuss why I recommend most couples give themselves a 3 to 6 month financial bootcamp or financial cleanse to get control of their finances, and then move into "maintenance mode" to make your financial progress sustainable in the long run. 

Short and to-the-point episode today. If you're looking to improve the way you and your partner communicate about money in your marriage - without spending hours working on it - this is the episode for you!

When we think about differences between spouses when it comes to money, we tend to immediately think of spending vs saving habits. But there's a second common difference that is just as important to handle.

In this episode, we talk about the other common difference in priorities that many couples have when it comes to their finances - and how to manage these differences to make your marriage thrive. 

If there's one word that summarizes how most couples feel about their money, it's "anxiety". 

In this episode, we'll talk through some of my favorite strategies to help you and your spouse kick financial anxiety to the curb - for good!