- October 16, 2025
Episode 230. “We spend 168% of what we make. What are we missing?”
Amy (32) and John (40) are raising two young kids in Canada, earning a solid $155,000 a year. But with $768,181 in debt and fixed
I Pay $1,800 for Daycare on a $4,200 Salary—but Still Save $570 Monthly
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Boomer Retires at 62, Reveals What He Did at Age 45 That Changed Everything
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Episode 229. “I’m almost 50 and have nothing to show for my life”
Christine (47) and Thad (57) have been together for more than six years, but instead of building wealth, they’re buried under nearly $340,000 of debt.
How to Make Small Talk To Grow Your Career and Relationships
The easiest way to get better at small talk is to stop trying to impress people and start making them feel interesting. Use simple openers,
Episode 228. “I’m 30, broke, and tired of budgeting”
Kristen (30) and Josh (36) married just last year, but their honeymoon phase is buried under $40,000 of debt and a sense of being “trapped.”
How One Simple Card Switch Could Save You $6,000 a Year on Interest
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Episode 227. “We bought our dream house. Now we’re drowning”
Jason (38) and Katie (36) thought buying their dream home in Minnesota would be the start of a new chapter. Instead, they’re buried in
Nearly Half of Workers Admit to Revenge Quitting. Here’s Why.
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Episode 226. “She’s chasing FIRE. I want to enjoy life now.”
Laura (34) and Cameron (38) earn over $200,000 a year and save thousands each month, yet every decision feels like a crisis. Laura, a first-generation
