Radmoney is a personal finance podcast
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...
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...
As a married couple of financial coaches we view our relationship and the financial decisions we’ve made through a unique lens. Which is why this week we’re sharing 5 ways we have intentionally set our marriage up for success. Many of which have to do with how we use...
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...
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.
Most people understand how student loans impact their bank account. But what is the true cost of burdensome student loan debt on your wellbeing?
An important step towards achieving your dreams, is turning them into goals – many of which are financial goals. For instance – home ownership is both a life event and one of the biggest financial investments you will make in your entire life. Learn how to set goals that work here!
Have you ever asked yourself “Can money buy happiness?” The answer is not straightforward. We explore money and it’s impact on our happiness! It’s common to think “I’d be happy if I just had more money!” and while that is somewhat true, studies show that it’s only up to a point that money has a significant impact on our happiness.
If you want to improve your finances, you need to recognize what is holding you back. It might surprise you that these challenges have little to do with the amount of money you make or your family’s financial background. Instead, they all start and end with you and your mindset.
Journaling about your relationship with money can either help or hinder your progress. Learn to journal your way to an abundance mindset.
