Posts Tagged ‘personal cash flow’
Women’s Emotional Load
It being Women’s History Month, I think about how women have played a role in personal finances in the household. And often they’re the ones spending a lot of the household money to keep the household going. In fact, there’s an emotional load article on how much we rely on women in our society to be the project manager of our household. I’m proud to share that my wife and I celebrated our 40th Wedding…
Read MorePodcast: The AgeLess Path – Personal Cash Flow Management
I had a great time sitting down recently (virtually) with Forrest Arnold for The AgeLess Path podcast! We talked about all things GPS and personal cash flow management. When Forrest asked me what “getting priorities straight” really helps someone do, I broke it down into the simplest of terms: “…it’s really moving from being reactive – spending money and hoping there’s some left at the end of the month – to being proactive, where you…
Read MorePodcast: The Money Hour – Marriage & Money Made Easy
So often, married couples don’t even talk about money. And when they do, the conversation is based on personal opinions, which are usually unclear, confusing, and hard to defend. In this conversation with Tina Mitchell on The Money Hour Podcast, I discuss how couples can set opinions aside, focus on facts, and give every dollar a job. Listen to the full episode here.
Read MorePodcast: Seattle’s Eastside Real Estate Podcast – Credit Scores
Credit scores come up a lot in my work. They are really a measure of how you’ve handled credit in the past. In my latest conversation with Dan Edwards on the Eastside Real Estate Team Podcast, I go over the basics on credit scores, what affects them, and how people can improve them.
Read MorePodcast: Seattle’s Eastside Real Estate Podcast – Personal Cash Flow Basics
Back in June, I sat down with Dan Edwards on his Eastside Real Estate Team Podcast to go over some personal cash flow basics. Give it a watch (or a listen) if you’d like a few simple strategies to help you prioritize your spending, keep better track of your money, and create sustainable systems to manage your cash flow.
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