Money Stuff With Moms

Explore creative ways to generate income and shift your mindset so that you are designing the path that includes wealth building strategies that are in alignment with your goals. More income does allow for more choices

LINKS:

Black is the New Red: THE place to have Canadian money conversations! www.facebook.com/groups/blackisthenewred

SHOUTOUT:

Have you thought about buying a rental property? If you're interested in find out more, check out Meghan's site here: https://porterouge.co/

HOW TO GET IN TOUCH: Join in the conversation with 10,000+ other Canadians (and finance industry pros) in Black is the New Red: www.facebook.com/groups/blackisthenewred

DM Lindsay @ www.facebook.com/lindsayplumbmoneycoach

DM Meghan @ https://www.facebook.com/porterougeco

Summary

• 0:01 Introduction of the podcast.

• 0:52 How many streams of income does every family need?

• 2:39 How many streams of income do you need?

• 3:58 The holy grail of 1818.

• 4:36 How many income streams do you have?

• 6:36 Budget for more and how it can help you.

• 8:40 How to earn more income?

• 10:48 How to put your extra money towards a goal?

• 12:18 Do an assessment of what you already have and use it.

• 14:12 The value of having a human coach.

• 15:54 Finding an income stream that looks like this.

• The short-hot burn of a 52-week year.

When you are saving money for something specific what is the best way to do this? Savings? Promo rates? TFSA? what's best?

We chat about an essential concept that is often overlooked. Let's hit reset and go over our top 3 tips to guide decisions, investment strategies, and stress less about money.

We chat about different strategies to hit reset and get more organized and streamlined with your money.

Let' talk about car payments. For many Canadian's having a vehicle is a necessity and can become a significant part of a budget, the importance of buying a reliable car and prioritizing financial goals.

As moms we have countless day-to-day roles, by implementing guard rails and setting micro-timelines can help balance tasks. New little habits and tips can make a big difference when balancing all the things on our plates

In this interview with Shannon Lee Simmons we chat about how important it is to align money decisions with your personal values. We talked about how personal finance is not just about numbers, but about understanding goals and using that clarity to guide your decisions.

Personal finance is personal: Personal finance is unique to each individual and what works for one person may not work for another.

In this episode we talk about the importance of finding a financial strategy that matches an YOUR preferences and lifestyle. Also that it's TOTALLY okay (+ normal) to make mistakes along the way as long

Lindsay and her family go to Thailand for a MONTH. We talk not only about exploring the beautiful sights and culture but of course the 'taboo' money-related aspects such as budgeting, saving, and planning for this