Wealth Matters: A Continued Conversation on Financial Dominion w/Lenita Reeves, MBA

In this episode, Wealth Matters Founder shares some of the great things that have happened to listeners as  result of the great information being shared on the podcast, clarifies the podcast purpose, emphasizes the importance of a written financial plan, and discusses the gamification of savings. 

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This episode is for curent or aspiriing entrepreneurs and anyone who wants a side hustle to generate extra income for paying off debts or saving or investing at a greater level. We discuss starting a business during COVID-19, the necessity of digital marketing, and how to narrow in on your side hustle. 

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In this episode, 17-year-old artist and budding investor, Cenita Reeves discusses the teen perspective on money matters and the questions on their minds. We discuss why her interest in money matters had grown, where taxes come from, starting in her teens with retirement savings, and more.  You can support the podcast at CashApp: $phpublishing, Venmo: @purposehouse, Paypal.me/purposehouse, or www.purposehouse.net/wealthmatters.

In this episode, Amy Greene, who paid off $245k in debt in two years rejoins us. We talk 7  essential elements of Financial Planning, Insurance, and Avoiding Christmas overspending.

Remember, here at Wealth Matters for Financial Dominion podcast, we fully believe in “Thankful Thursdays” and “Five Dollar Fridays” to support the podcast. You can support the podcast via CashApp: $phpublishing, Venmo: @purposehouse, Paypal.me/purposehouse, or www.purposehouse.net/wealthmatters.And we have a new home at www.fb.me/wealthmatterspodcatand www.instagram.com/wealthmatterspodcast.

In this episode Jeremy Schneider, founder of Personal Finance Club, who retired at age 36 as a multimillionaire joins us again and talks all things investing. He takes us through his ultimate investing checklist. This episode is full of golden nuggets including  a conversation that he had with another multimillionaire who sold his company and insight into how your information is used when you try to invest on your own through apps like Robin Hood or Acorn. So be sure to listen to the entire episode for this valuable information. Remember, here are Wealth Matters for Financial Dominion podcast, we fully believe in “Thankful Thursdays” and “Five Dollar Fridays” to support the podcast. You can support the podcast at CashApp: $phpublishing, Venmo: @purposehouse, Paypal.me/purposehouse, or www.purposehouse.net/wealthmatters.And we have a new home at www.fb.me/wealthmatterspodcatand www.instagram.com/wealthmatterspodcast.

Jeremy Schneider, retired at age 36 a multimillionaire, he shares his story of selling his company for $5million, retiring early, and INVESTING. Come learn the 2 things he invests in. Subscribe to the podcast, www.purposehouse.net/wealthmatters -- Jeremy will be back next week, Wednesday, 8/19, 1pm on Wealth Matters for Financial Dominion Podcast.

Rachel Gerald, Former US Marine Master Sergeant turned Dave Ramsey Coach and now founder of Personal Financial Change paid off over $179,625 of consumer debt as of March 13, 2015, just before retiring from the Military. She also earned her finance degree-DEBT FREE! 

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This episode offers great wisdom for building wealth, including concrete steps anyone can take to save and generate wealth.

We expound upon the B.E.L.T. concept that was introduced last week, which is great insight for couples trying to put their finances together.

And we give the listening audience a window into generating higher income than they ever imagined as our guest who has traveled on the speaking circuit with Les Brown, Tavis Smiley, and others, discusses the first time he realized that nothing could keep him from being wealthy.

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A lively conversation that challenges the conventional "additional mortgage payment once a year" approach, and even our approach to banking and credit, all with a focus on strategies for building wealth. In addition, you'll understand "B.E.L.T," building economic life together. 

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In May 2020, consumer debt reached an all time high, surpassing the consumer debt amount reached in the 2008 financial crisis. Debt is real issue; and we need to attack it. Amy Greene crushed $245k debt in two years. She is Dave Ramsey coach and joins us for this episode where we talk all things personal finance and debt elimination.