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Summary: Financial Wellness Coach, Steve Stewart, wants to help you eliminate your debt, give you a deeper understanding about credit, and show you how money really works. This is the show for the everyday American who wants to get control of their personal finances and learn how to pay attention, NOT INTEREST! Subscribe to get every new show automatically and receive information on how to pay off soul-sucking credit card debt, how to save money, and how to avoid marketing pitfalls. More at http://SteveStewart.Me
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If you don’t pay attention to your finances then you’ll find yourself in overdraft and/or debt. I’m not asking you to spend an hour a day on your budget but there are times we need to pay attention to money. Here are 10 ways we pay attention to money and how often we review them: 1) […]
It had been a hectic morning. I recorded two interviews before leaving for the airport but I made it to the terminal with plenty of time. About 100 passengers ahead of me were being rushed as their flights were affected by weather but I had plenty of time. No reason to panic – I’ve done this dozens […]
The only way to have a positive net worth is to have more assets and savings than debt. The best way to build wealth is to swim without the ankle weights. There are a number of Debt Snowball methods that will help you get out of debt quicker! Debt Elimination Strategies that work Any one […]
Rachel Cruze is a speaker, debt-free evangelist, part-time co-host of the Dave Ramsey show, known for being the inspiration behind the book “Careless at the Carnival”, and is soon to be a NYTimes best selling author for a book to be released on April 22, 2014 – Smart Money Smart Kids. I’M GIVING A COPY […]
Kraig Mathias was a young professional with a decent job. He convinced a friend and his brother to take a road trip from Minnesota to California in his 8 year old Pontiac. What he came back with was a story to tell – and $20,000 in auto debt! If Kraig hadn’t made that trip, […]
Never has the show brought on more guests, more topics, and more laughs. There were so many people on this show that there wasn’t enough room for Steve. HAPPY APRIL FOOLS DAY! I’m not here in this episode – I’ve commandeered three other shows that are not my own. Here’s where I am today: While […]
People love their credit cards. Why? They aren’t valuable, can’t be traded or sold, and cost people money and often their freedom. I’ve been separated from my credit cards for over seven years and can tell you that I don’t miss them a bit. Now that I’m coaching people through their debt problems I get […]
Interview with Tom Corley Tom Corley, author of Rich Habits: The Daily Success Habits of Wealthy Individuals joins me for a discussion about the habits of the rich. In this interview with Tom Corley we also learn the 4 things that can make you un-fireable. Last year I read “Rich Habits: The Daily Success Habits of […]
A FINRA study reveals only 18% of millennials are able to correctly answer 4 out of 5 questions about finance. Are you smarter than a Millennial? Take the quiz with me to find out. Listen to the podcast for answers. Links mentioned in the show: FINRA news release: Study Finds Millennials Struggle Financially Take the quiz […]
Interview with Mitch Anthony; a sought-after financial services consultant, popular speaker, and host of “The Daily Dose” radio program. His RetireMentors column appears regularly on CBS marketwatch.com and he has been quoted numerous times in The Wall Street Journal, Kiplinger’s Personal Finance, and The New York Times. Mitch Anthony joins me in a discussion about redefining […]
Money can cause us to experience a large number of unnecessary anxieties. A number of things can help alleviate a majority of worries when it comes to money and finances. Here are five ways to reduce financial stress that would make anyone feel more powerful, confident, and in control: Have $5,000 in the bank What […]
The sole benefit of Federal form Schedule A is to give us the opportunity to keep more of our hard-earned money. These are commonly referred to as “itemized deductions.” These are the tax deductions you want, and 3 you don’t. Forms mentioned in this episode: Federal Form 1040 (The Big Daddy) Schedule A (Itemized Deduction […]
What happens to my credit score when I pay off debt? In this episode I share survey results that show debt-free people aren’t worried about their credit score. FICO says what’s in your credit score FICO says your credit score is based on the length of credit, new debt, the variety of debts, how much debt […]
This 17 year old has got some sense! Eva Baker started a personal finance blog at TeensGotCents.com and is learning a lot about how money really works. This will benefit her greatly when she strikes and makes her mark on this world. I saw Eva at a performance called “Ignite” and was blown away when […]
Definition of Net Worth Net Worth is the difference between the value of what you own and what you owe. If all you owned was a home worth $200,000 but you owed $150,000 on the mortgage then your net worth would be $50,000. For a more detailed explanation watch this whiteboard video: How to do […]
