Money Subjects Made Simple Show

Free money. High return. What's the catch? It sounds too good to be true. But, many couples with kids and careers do take advantage of this free financial benefit each year. In this episode, you'll learn the simple strategy to claiming this free cash yourself, as well as the pros and gotch-yas.

Personal finance success is the result of consistently focusing on the right things, called success factors. Over time, I've learned what works, what to pay attention to, and how things turn out when I focus on my personal finance success factors. In this episode, you'll learn the ones I focus on along with some helpful hints that today save me from making mistakes with my money.

Most couples with kids and careers feel that life insurance is important. Yet, many don't have enough life insurance, or worse, have no life insurance on both husband and wife. So, in this episode you'll quickly learn the point of life insurance, the plans available, and the process for getting the right life insurance at the best price.

It's true. There is an easy-to-follow personal finance framework that exists. I call it Your Money House and in this episode, you'll learn how it can help you make financial progress, faster.

In this episode, Steve shares personal finance perspectives gained from years of teaching groups and couples how money works so they're purposeful in spending, saving, and sharing... rather than paying interest! Listen to Steve share nuggets of financial knowledge that can save you money and build wealth!

Can you live wealthy with little money? Danny Kofke says YES in his title, "A Simple Book of Financial Wisdom." In this episode, Danny shares how to teach yourself and your kids to live wealthy with little money.

To help you build a budget that works for your family, Mike Kastler from Budgeting Money Tips joins this show to share his story about the budget process and talk about the simple things you can do to avoid financial chaos at the end of each month.

What if you could teach your kids to save, share, and spend money so they formed good financial habits now and avoided money mistakes later in life? That's exactly this mission John Lanza is on. In this episode, John shares how he helps kids learn about making money choices in a world were they mostly get "the spending message" with minimal opportunities to learn saving and sharing.

In this post and podcast you'll learn the 3 essential estate aspects that couples with kids and careers need to pay attention to so their family and fortunes are protected. Wills and trusts will be made easy through a "good-better-best" approach. Also covered: common estate mistakes and an estate quick-start checklist. Lots of content... all designed to make estate stuff simple. Let's go.

Here I cover exactly how to retire by focusing on one key financial solution that most of the gurus miss. And, I reveal my retiring water well framework to help you see how the financials of retirement actually work (along with some easy retiring math). If you plan to retire one day, read this post (or listen to this podcast).

Remember the rock band Tesla? If you're a couple with kids and careers you probably played their songs on your tape deck growing up. Tesla was on to something in their song that went, "Its not what you got, it's what you give." I'll take that one big step further in this post and podcast.

To build your own money house strong, you’ll need to invest and earn a solid return on your money. You invest for gain already. But how do you improve your investment return so you earn more cash in less time (without high cost or high risk)?

Learn how to overcome debt overwhelm, starting today... why reducing debt stress is important and understanding how to destroy (or at least lower) debt pressure beginning right now (with a practical framework, not recycled ideas that you already know about).

In this episode you'll learn real saving money strategies (not popular recycled pitches) that work and that will help you keep more money in your bank account (or pocket).

Two factors make up your financial foundation: income & insurance. Learn the simple concept behind insurance (why it works) and seven important insurances that reduce risk and that couples with kids and careers should consider owning, renewing, or updating.