I Can't Even Credit

At times, it's easy to compromise our mental health when trying to provide, financially, for ourselves and loved ones. In this episode, we chat with Rahkim Sabree about his decision to quit his corporate job for the sake of his mental health. 

Happy Pride Month! In this episode, we sit down with John & David (The Debt Free Guys) to talk about their financial journey as a couple. We also deep dive into how money and finances can impact a relationship, and share tips on how to have the money talk with your significant other.

Britany gets denied for a credit card, what?! We also weigh in on the differences between a pre-qualified credit card offer vs. a pre-approved offer. Do you know the difference? If not, listen and find out. 

Who's ready to buy a house? We are and we're looking for all the tips we can get. In this episode, we chat with Joe Rath on how he transformed his financial life and purchased his first, second, third and fourth home in his 30s. 

In this episode we sit down with Grammy award winner Lecrae. He shares with us how a random person he met on a plane gave him a small piece of advice that changed his financial outlook. We also dive into how money and finances fit into the family dynamic. 

Once a new year hits, most of think of ways we can improve our lives by setting some financial goals. In this episode, we talk 2021 money resolutions and receive a financial tarot card reading from Leah @woowoorealm. What's in the cards for us? Listen in to find out more about what the cards validate about our relationships with money. 

In this episode we get real with Shelly Bell, founder of Black Girl Ventures (BGV). Listen in as she shares her first experience with money at a young age and now helping black/brown women entrepreneurs make their dreams come true.

Turning credit cards rewards into cash, first class flights, and free stays at hotels is the ultimate flex. Even during the pandemic, credit card users can still rack up points to be used for travel, once it is safe to do so, or increase their bank accounts with cash back. In this episode, we talk with two friends about how they're winning at the credit card rewards game. 

Kerrie shares his experience racking up an enormous amount of credit card debt in college. After getting out of debt in his 20's, he found himself right back in the same situation in his 30's. He called on the help of personal finance TV personality, Suze Orman, who gave him the ultimate "Suze smackdown" on her CNBC show. Kerrie breaks down what triggered his unhealthy relationship with money and the financial tips he used to change it.