We discuss our personal finance journey towards achieving financial independence and retiring early, highlighting the transformative power of the FIRE movement, the importance of community support, and the opportunities unlocked through taking control of one's finances.

We discuss the power of focusing on money, setting goals, and being intentional with finances to achieve financial success.

In this episode, we delve into personal finance strategies and tips, covering topics such as budgeting, debt management, investing, and achieving financial goals, with a focus on empowering individuals to build wealth, gain financial independence, and transform their money mindset.

In this episode, we discuss mortgage discrimination, sharing personal experiences and empowering listeners to navigate the complexities of home loans with knowledge and advocacy.

In this episode, we discuss Vanessa's nursing journey from starting as a nursing assistant at a young age, navigating education and financial challenges, and her transition to becoming a nurse practitioner focused on advanced care planning and preventive healthcare, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic.

In this episode, we discuss the power of shifting from a scarcity mindset to embracing possibilities, overcoming fear, and taking responsibility for our financial mindset to achieve abundance and success.

From Witnessing Hardship to Financial Independence: Join Amy as she navigates the complexities of personal finance, overcoming childhood struggles and embarking on a transformative journey towards financial freedom, offering valuable insights on budgeting, investing, and creating a secure future.

In this episode, we discuss retirement planning and offer valuable insights on navigating none or limited retirement savings, addressing debt, exploring 401k options, NACA Program, and making financial decisions to ensure long-term security during retirement.

In this thought-provoking episode, we explore the impact of systemic barriers on marginalized communities' financial well-being, offering insights on overcoming financial challenges and building wealth.

In this episode, we discuss effective strategies for navigating financial uncertainties during the COVID pandemic - which can be applicable during financial uncertainty, including tracking expenses, reducing costs, setting goals, value-based budgeting, investing in oneself, and maintaining a positive mindset, offering practical tips for stabilizing finances and accessing financial assistance.

In this episode, we delve into the topic of financial independence, examining it through the lens of white privilege and the racial wealth gap. We also discuss the importance of challenging social norms and taking financial responsibility, and how Jeff was able to take advantage of the benefits provided by the GI Bill.

Discover the secrets to a harmonious financial partnership as certified financial planner Lisa Peterson shares practical tips and relatable anecdotes, guiding couples towards open communication, shared goals, and a healthier relationship with money.

Are you setting a good financial example for your kids? Join us as we chat with Raquel Curtis, "The Boujee Banker," about how she overcame life's setbacks to create a successful brand helping women worldwide achieve financial freedom.

We discuss housing and transportation costs and how to control to save and invest or use to pay down debt to help in your overall personal finance.

Anne-Lyse discovered the power of investing and trading in her early twenties allowing her to reach Coast Fire in her early thirties. She has started multiple business and inherited one and discusses the implications as a Black woman.

According to recent studies, more than 50% of millennials are financially supporting their parents. The statistics get even more interesting. Did you know that almost 75% of these millennials are women.

Health Insuance is expensive and complicated, especially if you don’t have access to an employer sponsored plan. Many people struggle with understanding what they are paying for and what is covered.

Maggie spent a short time at a Board of Nursing as an Investigator and after hearing and seeing the lack of due process that was extended to nurses left and became an activist and advocate for nurses.

Our guest started Ziggma, that is designed to help investors stay in control of their portfolios and on track to reach investment objectives.

Our guest shares how starting a continuing education business allowed her and her husband to achieve total independence from outside employers.