Winning To Wealth

Ashley Ahmad, better known as AshSavingCash on Instagram, found herself $86,000 in debt early in her career.

After a few failed attempts to get it together, she finally found a plan that helped her knock out her debt in less than 2 years- a no-spend year.

Tune in as Ash walks us through her story including getting married during the no-spend year and buying a car with cash not too long ago.

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On this Money Talk Monday, Brandon writes in and asks:

"I recently started this side hustle to pay off my car loan faster but I need to know...am I supposed to have a comfortable amount in my savings first or do I just get to paying?"

Be sure to listen for the steps we all need to take before paying off debt.

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This week Dr. Shana Green stops by the neighborhood to talk about side hustling with a PhD.

In an effort to pay off her student loans faster, Shana has delivered groceries for Instacart and made YouTube videos to help others manage money better/document her personal journey.

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At the beginning of our debt-free journey, we were living in different worlds when it came to money.

In this #MoneyTalkMonday segment, I share not only how we got on the same page about money, but, also, how you can get your spouse on board too.

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Rachael Hanible is the Amazon Best-Selling Author of the children's book Amber's Magical Savings Box.

In this episode, we talk about her journey to financial freedom and how parents can set their kids up to win with money.

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How does growing up in poverty affect the financial habits you bring into adulthood?

I share my thoughts and my story in this week's Money Talk Monday segment.

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Is it possible to build wealth while raising kids?

In this episode, I talk to Liz Carroll from Mindful Money Coaches who was able to retire early after raising her two kids.

We also discussed saving for kids college, teaching them about money, and building a real estate empire.

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Amanda Williams from DebtFreeInSunnyCa stopped by the neighborhood to share how she is using geoarbitrage to reach her retirement goals earlier than the norm.

We also talked about the #debtfreecommunity, the financial example she had as a child, and how her and her husband, Josh, plan to build wealth going forward.

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Tancy Campbell stopped by the neighborhood to share how her family was able to pay off $105,000 worth of debt on one income!

We talked about how they found themselves in so much debt, how they became debt-free, and how they plan to build wealth all on one income.

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Travis Shelton stopped by the neighborhood to share how he went from $236,000 in debt to being financially secure enough to walk away from his career at age 38.

We talk about how Travis found himself in so much debt, how much control that debt had over a major life decision, and how he fought his way out of debt.

We then talk about how he built up the courage and financial stability to walk away from a high-paying job at age 38 to pursue his passion.

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