Radmoney is a personal finance podcast
Arguing about money is the last thing you want to do with your spouse. But although having a different opinion than your spouse about financial issues is perfectly normal. When talking about money turns into arguing about money, that can make building wealth...
Are you budgeting for your beer money? Think of what you could do with the money you spend on vices. Talking about personal vices, like how much we drink, is taboo enough. But asking someone how much they spend on their drinking? That's a whole 'nother level of real...
Do you struggle with impulse shopping? Maybe you just want to be a smarter shopper and learn how to be better with how you spend your money. In this episode we dive deep into impulse shopping, why we do it, what makes it worse and what steps you can take to take...
We all make excuses. It’s in our nature. But when you have a habit of making excuses for why you aren’t able to reach Financial Freedom - - you remain stuck, exactly where you are. Which is why we wanted to expose seven common excuses, and if you’re making one...
Do you and your spouse struggle to see eye-to-eye when it comes to how you manage your money? Have you ever wondered why your husband or wife uses money the way they do? It may be an issue of having a different money mindset than your spouse! For us, our different...
YES - you can be better with money and improve money management skills, without using a budget! Budgets can feel restrictive, or downright intimidating for a lot of people. So if you feel some resistance to the idea of starting to budget - this episode is a great...
Does getting your partner to talk about money feel like pulling teeth? Do you want conversations about money with your spouse to improve? Even though you talk about money often, would you like it to be easier, even fun? - - - In this episode, we are giving you 5 tips...
We’ve all heard the saying “Time is Money” but what about how that saying impacts our money mindset and how we manage both our time and our money. In what ways does this push the narrative of hyper-productivity? Is there a healthier way to view the value of our time?
While society encourages us to be independent, two independent people don’t have the best relationships. The healthy alternative is an interdependent relationship, learning to work together, to rely on one another and be reliable.
While most people see it as a one way street – having a career to earn money. There is actually a very strong connection between your financial wellbeing, your performance at work and your mobility to pursue new opportunities. Want to earn a higher income? Start with improving how you manage money.
