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Couple Money Podcast

Elle Martinez from Couple Money discusses how to build your net worth and your marriage by helping you create a financial system that works for both of you. Each episode will tackle a topic that couples deal with such as paying off debt faster, saving for the future while still enjoying today, how to invest smarter, and retiring early.

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25:57

How to Teach Your Kids to Save and Invest Money

Couple Money Podcast ·

2018/09/12

Want your kids to leave the house money savvy? Learn easy techniques and ways on how to teach your children how to save and invest like a pro! Teaching Kids to Save and Invest Do you remember how you handled money growing up? I can’t recall when I got my allowance, but I remember being in second or third grade going around the neighborhood collecting bottles and cans to recycle and earn some extra money. And as grateful as I am for learning what I did, from how I mismanaged money later on and got

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27:11

How One Couple Quit Their Jobs to Pursue Financial...

Couple Money Podcast ·

2018/09/05

Dream of quitting your job, but worried about your finances? Learn how one couple saved 70% of their income, quit their jobs, and pursued their dreams of financial freedom! Quitting $250K Jobs to Travel the Country Together September is here which means this week we're nailing down what we like to do before 2018 closes out. How about you? What goal or two do you want to knock out these next few months? There’s still time to do something big. Today Alison and Matt from Owen Your Future are here to

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17:38

Marriage and Money Q&A: Bigger Paychecks, Best Money...

Couple Money Podcast ·

2018/07/18

Today I'm opening up the community mailbag and answering your biggest marriage and money questions! How do you maximize your paychecks while still making sure you don't owe the IRS come tax time? How do you tackle multiple goals and make real progress on them? Marriage and Money Mailbag We're here - the summer of savings finale! It's been an incredible and fun six weeks. I hope you got inspired with ways you can save money while still having a good time now. And I thought the best way to wrap

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23:09

Cheap and Fun Summer Activities for Your Kids

Couple Money Podcast ·

2018/07/11

School's out - what are you up to? Today we're talking about frugal and fun summer activities for your kids and for you! Fun and Frugal Summer Activities for Kids Summer break is here and so far, it's been a blast. As school was finishing up with my little one we headed over to Denver. My cousin's wedding was beautiful. We took the girls to the park to play and relax. Got to go downtown, explore. Eat. We tried some local brews. Thanks to my mom, we had some extra date nights. the next week was a bit

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33:45

The Finances of Being Married to a Doctor with...

Couple Money Podcast ·

2018/06/27

While it may seem doctors have it easy with their healthy incomes, the reality is much more down to earth as many are also dealing with massive amounts of debt. Learn how to balance dumping debt, saving, and having some fun now! Financial Residency with Allison and Curtis A few years ago when we were like trying to dig out of debt I thought they would be so much easier if we had a healthy income. And yes having a certain amount does make a big difference but that's only part of the equation

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17:56

Working Together to Dump Debt and Save with Popcorn...

Couple Money Podcast ·

2018/06/20

The Debt Free Story Behind Popcorn Finance One of the first things I ask when you join the community is to share what goal you're tackling. By far, the two biggest goals are dumping debt and having some savings for emergencies. And that makes sense, seeing as the average household that has credit card debt, has a balance of just under $16,000. The average American under 35 has about $1500 in savings. That can be a real burden on a marriage. But you two can get out of your financial rut and start

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20:09

Meal Planning Essentials for Busy Couples

Couple Money Podcast ·

2018/06/13

Does your food bill blow your budget? Today you'll learn how to master meal planning to save you a ton of time and money! How to Save with Meal Planning One of the biggest bills couples have - especially busy ones - is their food. Between eating out and buying food for the family, there doesn't seem to be enough money to cover everything. We discussed saving money when eating out a few episodes ago. Now we're looking at the other side -mastering your groceries and meals at home. I asked my buddy

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13:38

How to Save for Your Biggest Goals Together

Couple Money Podcast ·

2018/06/08

Do you two have several dreams you want to achieve, but not making any real progress? Today I'll share how you can save for your big goals together! How to Save for Your Biggest Goals Today we're going to tackle the three biggest hurdles to saving and achieving your goals: Getting your spouse on board with saving Getting on the same page with your goals Finding money to save Hope you enjoy! Resources to Define Your Priorities and Big Goals Whether it’s a joint or personal goal, there are handy

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21:39

20 Ways to Have Fun This Summer and Still Save a Ton...

Couple Money Podcast ·

2018/05/31

Looking to kick things up a notch? Learn how you can have fun this summer and still save some serious money! Summer Saving Fun I'm so ready for summer! The tricky part of summer, especially if you have little ones, is making sure you don't go broke while still having fun. So to wrap up this season, I challenged myself. Today I'm going to share how you can save a grand this summer! We're going to look at 4 areas and show you 5 ways to save. Getting the Best Deals Boost Your Savings Frugal

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19:05

Helping Your Kid Graduate College Debt Free with The...

Couple Money Podcast ·

2018/05/24

Want to help your kid graduate college debt free? Learn the strategy and tactics one mom used to snag her son $700,000 in scholarships! The Scholarship Shark College is expensive. I don't think that's news to you, but did you know that graduates in the class of 2017 are on average carrying student loan debt of just over $39,400? And that the student loan delinquency rate of 11.2%? If you're a parent, you're probably worried about how that can affect your child's financial future. You need to hunt

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18:03

How to Pursue Your Dreams Without going Broke

Couple Money Podcast ·

2018/05/17

Do you two have a couple of dreams you'd love to get started on but right now the money isn't working? Today we're going to discuss how to pursue your dreams without going broke! Working Together to Pursue Your Dreams Real life isn't that smooth. There are a dozen and more ways things can go sideways with the business. If you're married, you have to work as a team. Today Alex Grodnik from Wall Street Oasis' podcast Moving Up and founder of Payclub is here to share his story and offer from tips from

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11:43

How to Become Debt Free Together

Couple Money Podcast ·

2018/05/11

Want to become debt free, but you haven't figured out how to do it together? Here's what you need to know to knock out your debt faster! Debt Free Together I've yet to meet a couple who became debt free by accident. I mean it's kind of easy to slip into credit card debt or take on loans because that's considered normal. But to move away from that mentality takes effort. And being a couple, you have two minds to shift. There are things to consider together. Like your approach. Do you gravitate

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17:30

How to Budget Together for Savings and Fun

Couple Money Podcast ·

2018/05/03

Want to stop living paycheck to paycheck, but not sure where to start? Learn how to create a budget together so you can have fun now and some savings later! Create a Budget You Both Love How do you feel about your budget? Be honest. Chances are you're not exactly thrilled about it. A survey conducted by Experian found that nearly half – 42% to be exact – don’t use one because they feel like they're ineffective and unnecessary. So how do you create a budget that you both love? Peter Polson from

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10:02

The Secret to a Rich Life? Your Hobbies

Couple Money Podcast ·

2018/04/27

Today on the podcast we're going to be talking about the connection between your hobbies and having a rich life! Do Your Hobbies Move You Closer to Financial Independence? So today's topic - this connection between the hobbies you have and whether or not you're having a rich life - is fascinating to me. It's kind of a continuation of this past Tuesday's episode where we were talking about breaking the switch with mindless spending. there focus there was making sure we were breaking that habit of

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10:12

How to Break the Mindless Spending Twitch

Couple Money Podcast ·

2018/04/24

Do you feel like you've hit a wall with your money? Learn how to find your financial blindspots and break the mindless spending twitch! How to Break the Mindless Spending Cycle We all do it. It might be small amounts every day perhaps driving by to grab coffee and breakfast on the way to work or going out for lunch with colleagues. It could be those Amazon deliveries that show up at our doors, tucked away from necessities that we ordered. Some people call it the spending leaking, impulse buying,

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20:59

5 Key Ways to Pay Your Mortgage Off Faster

Couple Money Podcast ·

2018/04/19

Want to be completely debt free, including your house? Find out the key changes one couple made to pay off their mortgage in less than 5 years! Pay Your Mortgage Off Faster What would you do if you owed your home free and clear like Andy does now? With no mortgage payment what options would open up? There's a good chance you'd love to get rid of your mortgage, but the idea of getting rid of such a huge amount makes it seem impossible. Forget paying it off in 5 years, you may struggle to even see a

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16:55

How to Fix Your Relationship and Money with Financial...

Couple Money Podcast ·

2018/04/17

With money fights being the main cause of divorce, many couples could use some financial therapy. Learn habits and techniques you can use to make money talks less stressful and more productive! Is Financial Therapy Right for You? Money problems are usually symptoms of a much deeper issue. It can be within our relationship - how we communicate or it can an issue we ourselves have like anxiety or depression. From our personal experience and hearing from other couples, it can be more common than you

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14:52

Finding Your Own Path to Financial Success

Couple Money Podcast ·

2018/04/12

Have you ever been frustrated with how long it was going to take to get out of debt? Learn how to handle setbacks, define your family's path, and knock out your goals together! Defining Your Family's Financial Success Do you ever feel frustrated with how things are going? You read these awesome stories like This Couple Paid Off $72,000 in Debt in 22 Months or Couple shares how they wiped out $162K debt in less than 3 years. You're thinking, 'wow we're working at a snail's pace'. That can be

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20:19

Here's What You Need to Know to Be Debt Free and Happy

Couple Money Podcast ·

2018/04/10

How would your life change if you were debt free? No credit cards, car or student loan to worry about. Not even a mortgage. Today one couple shares their journey and advice to a happy and debt free life! Living Debt Free Living debt free can seem like an impossible dream depending on where you're starting from. For some couples and families taking on debt seems to be just a normal thing you do. But just because this is common and going on with your neighbors and friends even with yourself does it

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14:21

How You Can Dump Debt and Retire Early

Couple Money Podcast ·

2018/04/05

Frustrated with your credit card, car payments, and student loans? Learn how you two can come together to dump your debt faster and retire early! How You Can Retire Early Let me ask you two questions. Where are you guys right now? Where do you want to be in five years? Does it seem like there is a huge gap between today and five years from now? If you would've told me five years ago we'd be out of debt (except for the mortgage) and be on our way towards financial independence I'd think

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