Get the Hell Out of Debt

Encore: Do You Interfere With Your Friend’s Money Mistakes?

This encore returns as a timeless reminder that caring about someone doesn’t mean taking responsibility for their choices. A listener sent in a question about her friend

Encore: Five Money Mistakes To Avoid

The path to financial progress isn’t always perfect, and knowing how to keep moving forward is a lesson worth hearing again. Emily sent in a note asking how to learn fro

Encore: Cash-Tastrophes

This encore episode offers a practical framework for turning an expensive mistake into a useful lesson and building stronger financial habits afterward. She wanted an af

Encore: Nicole + Michael Pay Off $53,146.39

We’re replaying this episode because Nicole and Michael show what can happen when two people stop waiting to feel motivated at the same time and start working the same pl

Encore: Jessica Pays Off $157,200.26 In 2 Years

Jessica’s story is the kind of reminder worth hearing twice: lasting financial change doesn’t come from doing money perfectly, but from finding a way forward that actuall

Encore: Suzanne Pays Off $85,000 In 23 Months

We chose this episode for an encore because Suzanne’s story is a powerful reminder that getting your money handled can change far more than your bank balance. What happe

Encore: Invest Or Pay Down Your Mortgage?

This one was worth bringing back because the question hasn’t changed, and neither has the fact that there’s no one-size-fits-all answer. Erin takes on the most asked mor

Encore: This 100% Is Going To Happen

We tend to put off the thing that protects us the most, which is exactly why this episode is worth another listen. It’s one of the simplest ways to safeguard the people y

Encore: Predict How Wealthy You’ll Be

We chose this episode for an encore because building wealth gets a whole lot easier when you stop guessing about your future and start making decisions today that actuall

Encore: Kids And Extracurriculars

Parenting can feel expensive and overwhelming, so we're bringing back this conversation because it's practical advice on balancing your family's finances with what matter

Encore: Kids And Money

This conversation is a timely reminder that the adults in a child's life can shape their financial future simply by asking better questions and creating opportunities to

Encore: The Cost Of Fertility

We brought this conversation back because Erin's perspective on when debt may actually align with your values is one of the most thought-provoking discussions we've ever

Encore: Don't Kill The Goose

This is one of our most important conversations about unexpected money. Erin is adamant about safeguarding financial windfalls. She teaches how important it is to build

Encore: Investing While You Have Debt?

We're bringing this episode back because it's one of our best reminders that getting out of debt is only half the journey. Erin will help you figure out whether you shou

Encore: How Do I Get Out Of Debt?

We're revisiting this episode because it's a masterclass in turning overwhelming debt into an actionable plan. Vicki has some debt and she wants to understand the proces

Encore: The Most Important Success Trait

We're bringing back this episode because changing your finances starts with changing the way you think, feel, and show up around money. It's something that is often misu

Encore: When Financial Stress Makes You Unwell

We're revisiting this episode because lasting financial change begins with healing your relationship with money and yourself. Get ready to bookmark this episode! Aeriss

Encore: Resourcefulness Is The Ultimate Resource

We're revisiting this episode because learning to become more resourceful can change your finances faster than waiting for more resources. What if birthdays didn’t cost

Encore: We Need To Talk

In today’s Encore episode, we bringing back a favorite because learning how to navigate money as a couple is one of the most important conversations you'll ever have. So

Encore: Should I Pay His Debt, Too?

We're bringing back this Encore episode to revisit one of our most valuable conversations about money and relationships.  An amazing woman in the Get The Hell Out Of Deb