Mesha @refillingmywallet flies solo on this week's episode because Davis is sick. She's attempting to motivate you (and more importantly herself) not to give up on this journey. It's a shorter episode this week but still just as good. 

Mesha (@refillingmywallet), David and marriage and family therapist, Layla Uribe of @bravelybossy get together and chat. Finances, trauma, family and boundaries, friends and boundaries and parenting choices around money that can affect the next generation. Tune in and let us know what you think over on Instagram! 

The audio for David is messed up for some reason--we're sorry!! Don't judge us too bad. Next week we'll figure it out. Mesha @refillingmywallet and David talk about where they stand on the house decision. They discuss Mesha's trip to Disney. And then they dive into the financial fails: travel edition. Woah have they made a few. Ultimately, the takeaway is don't. travel. broke. Then an OPB about should a husband pay for his wife and her friend's vacation. 

Team doors or team wheels? Mesha catches David up on all the happenings of the internet. They discuss gas prices and Kim Kardashian. Normally they talk about their finance fails, but today they talk about what they did right! And the episode ends with an Other People's Business segment, and Mesha's answer shocks David. Want more content? Follow Mesha @refillingmywallet on instagram. 

Mesha (@refillingmywallet) and David chat about parenthood and the mistakes (both financial and non-financial) that they made, as well as the things they did right. Before they dive into that they do some chit chat. A would you rather question. Trying to figure out if they are going to make a huge financial decision. Mesha talks about a career decision she made recently. They end with a rather long Other People's Business, but it leads to a great discussion. Hope you enjoy it! 

We want it to be known that we stand with Ukraine and our thoughts are with all of the people of Ukraine and with ties to the Ukraine. We dive into a HUGE crypto finance fail that David recently did. And we discuss a finance fail that Mesha has NEVER posted about on RefillingMyWallet. It's time to come clean. And of course an Other People's Business that definitely requires more COMMUNICATION!!!!! 

Mesha and David talk about Tinder Swindler and Love is Blind before diving into their first "listener submitted" Other People's Business. Then they run through their job history and the mistakes they made or almost made. The jobs they loved and the jobs they hated. It does get pretty deep at the end of the episode as Mesha reflects on job loyalty and if it's worth it. Thanks for listening! 

Mesha @refillingmywallet and David are at it again on episode 13. This is part 2 in their 2 part series for living situations. They talk about home ownership! They give some stats on home ownership in America. They answer questions like how they got their home? Answering questions like--what's a good down payment? Why don't you take a HELOC out and pay off your debt? They go back and forth on if a 401k withdrawal is penalized financially or not--like Google isn't sitting right there in front of them. It's a good episode and over an hour worth of entertainment.

Valentines Day Stats: https://www.bankrate.com/banking/valentines-day-average-cost-for-gifts/

Home Prices Nationwide: https://www.fool.com/the-ascent/research/average-house-price-state/

401K Mortgage Down Payment: https://money.com/retirement-savings-mortgage-down-payment/

Mesha and David had a rough week, so they start off a little silly with the intro. They talk about what sport they want their son to play and which ones would be tough to sit through. This two part episode is the beginning of renting! Then they run through all their rental history and the finance fails they made a long the way. And what they did right. And they got a great Other People's Business segment from reddit again. Let us know what you think on Instagram @refillingmywallet! Tune in next week to hear the homeownership episode! 

Renting Statistics: https://ipropertymanagement.com/research/renting-statistics