The YDK Experience

The YDK Experience

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The YDK Experience episodes

  • DF 083: $1000 = $44 Pay Yourself 1st
    You need to know who has your money. Only 4.4% of every $1,000 goes into savings.
    Daily Focus: Identity what percentage of your take home each pay period goes toward savings.
    Learn - Plan - Act - Succeed
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    2 min
  • DF 082: What Is Interest Costing You?
    What Is The True Cost Of Your Debt?
    While the average person does carry over $130,000 in debt, that doesn't mean they have purchased $130,000 of stuff. Interest is the silent financial killer. Once you know the amount of money that your debt costs you, it changes your perspective.
    Daily Focus: Look at a credit card statement and identify the amount of interest you will pay on your balance due if you only pay the minimum each month.
    Learn - Plan - Act - Succeed
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    - Facebook Group: Money Mastery
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    2 min
  • DF 081: Is Your Total Debt Below, Above, or Average?
    Is Your Total Debt Below, Above, or Average?
    In the U.S. the average person/household carries over $130,000,00 in total debt.
    Daily Focus: Look at your total debt; mortgage, car loans, student loans, credit cards, and other loans. Are you below, above, or average? If you’re not happy with the answer to that it can be changed. You just need dedication and a plan. Check out our website.
    Learn - Plan - Act - Succeed
    Join Our Growing Community:
    - FaceBook & Twitter Page: @BNFocusToday
    - Facebook Group: Money Mastery
    - Instagram: @MoneyMasteryLife
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    2 min
  • DF 080: Are YOU Below, Above, or Average?
    Are You Below, Above, or Average?
    In the U.S. the average amount of debt carried on credit cards is $16,000.
    Daily Focus: Look at your total credit card debt. Are you below, above, or average? If you’re not happy with the answer to that it can be changed. You just need dedication and a plan. Check out our website.
    Learn - Plan - Act - Succeed
    Join Our Growing Community:
    - FaceBook & Twitter Page: @BNFocusToday
    - Facebook Group: Money Mastery
    - Instagram: @MoneyMasteryLife
    Visit us at www.moneymasterylife.com
    2 min
  • Podcast 15: Fiat Money
    Episode #015 is part 3 in our 4 part series on the different types of money based on the information contained in The Creature From Jekyll Island by G. Edward Griffin. Today we discuss and define Fiat Money. Currency backed by no resource of value. What is your current money supply? Whether you like it or not you are going to have access to fiat money. But you can always diversify.
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    9 min
  • DF 079: Do You Use An Autopilot?
    Do You Use An Autopilot?
    Paying late fees because you missed a payment should be a thing of the past due to payment automation.
    Daily Focus: Ensure all your debt payments are set up for automatic withdrawal.
    Learn - Plan - Act - Succeed
    Join Our Growing Community:
    - FaceBook & Twitter Page: @BNFocusToday
    - Facebook Group: Money Mastery
    - Instagram: @MoneyMasteryLife
    Visit us at www.moneymasterylife.com
    2 min
  • DF 078: Seeing Is Believing
    Seeing Is Believing.
    When you put all your debt with balances due on paper or a spreadsheet you can’t hide from reality.
    Daily Focus: List your debts from bad to worse with balances due, monthly minimum payment, and interest.
    Learn - Plan - Act - Succeed
    Join Our Growing Community:
    - FaceBook & Twitter Page: @BNFocusToday
    - Facebook Group: Money Mastery
    - Instagram: @MoneyMasteryLife
    Visit us at www.moneymasterylife.com
    2 min
  • DF 077: What Are Your Buying Triggers?
    What Are Your Buying Triggers?
    A large part of increasing your monthly surplus cash is controlling your spending.
    Daily Focus: Are you an emotional or impulse spender? When you go on a shopping spree what is the event that occurs right before? This is your trigger. Control and overcome your trigger = increased surplus income
    Learn - Plan - Act - Succeed
    Join Our Growing Community:
    - FaceBook & Twitter Page: @BNFocusToday
    - Facebook Group: Money Mastery
    - Instagram: @MoneyMasteryLife
    Visit us at www.moneymasterylife.com
    2 min
  • Triple M 014: Create a Debt Plan
    Not a plan to get into debt, that's easy. We discuss a high-level roadmap to repay your debt with the ultimate goal of becoming debt free.
    Learn - Plan - Act - Succeed
    Join Our Growing Community:
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    - Facebook Group: Money Mastery
    - Instagram: @MoneyMasteryLife
    Visit us at www.moneymasterylife.com
    5 min
  • DF 076: The Lower The Balance The Better Your Score.
    The Lower The Balance The Better Your Score.
    Credit Card companies what you to keep a balance on your credit cards, that’s how they make money. If you are at a stage in your life where you are trying to build credit, keeping a balance due to less than 30% of your credit limit will raise your credit score. If your goal is debt freedom then zero due is your goal.
    Daily Focus: Identify what stage of life you are at; need to build/repair credit or looking to become debt free.
    Learn - Plan - Act - Succeed
    Join Our Growing Community:
    - FaceBook & Twitter Page: @BNFocusToday
    - Facebook Group: Money Mastery
    - Instagram: @MoneyMasteryLife
    Visit us at www.moneymasterylife.com
    2 min

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