Lessons Learned Podcast: The Dumbest Thing I've Ever Done with Money
Suzanne Scullion
128 episodes
2 weeks ago
As a single parent, Nancy Ward had to figure out the best way to manage her money month to month, save for the future, and try not to add more debt while on a limited income and budget. She developed the “Weekly Debt Plan” in 2017, attacking her credit cards and loans on a weekly basis, which kept her money flexible while still paying more than the minimum amounts due each month. Nancy’s passion to help others manage their payments and ongoing debt led her to become a Financial Co...
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As a single parent, Nancy Ward had to figure out the best way to manage her money month to month, save for the future, and try not to add more debt while on a limited income and budget. She developed the “Weekly Debt Plan” in 2017, attacking her credit cards and loans on a weekly basis, which kept her money flexible while still paying more than the minimum amounts due each month. Nancy’s passion to help others manage their payments and ongoing debt led her to become a Financial Co...
Lessons Learned Podcast: The Dumbest Thing I've Ever Done with Money
30 minutes
4 months ago
Lessons Learned: Kim Butler
Kim Butler initiated her money journey in the fourth grade, by selling enough milk to put herself through school. Since then, Kim has dedicated over 30 years to helping people nationwide buy life insurance and further optimize their finances. Her efforts have centered around families, helping them develop the mindset and skills needed for financial prosperity, supported by practical tools and consistent education. CONTACT OUR GUEST Website: https://prosperitythinkers.com/ Podcas...
Lessons Learned Podcast: The Dumbest Thing I've Ever Done with Money
As a single parent, Nancy Ward had to figure out the best way to manage her money month to month, save for the future, and try not to add more debt while on a limited income and budget. She developed the “Weekly Debt Plan” in 2017, attacking her credit cards and loans on a weekly basis, which kept her money flexible while still paying more than the minimum amounts due each month. Nancy’s passion to help others manage their payments and ongoing debt led her to become a Financial Co...
