Money Peach

the 7 things you MUST be doing right now to turn your teenagers into debt-avoiding, wealth-minded, future millionaires. The choices you are making right now will have dramatic effects on your life in the future and the future financial habits of your know-it-all teenager. The surprising thing is this: their financial wisdom (or lack thereof) started and ends with you. Find all of my resources or grab my free Budget by visiting the website http://moneypeach.com/session25

"Peach, how did you get your wife on board with your money plan?" Therefore, I brought my wife Andrea on the show to give you her perspective on: What it takes to get on board, the struggles we faced, what she did that changed everything, and what life is like now we are debt free. There was a lot of trial and error, a few hiccups, and in the end we won with our money together. You can see all the show notes here http://moneypeach.com/session24

Jennifer Fitzgerald is CEO of PolicyGenius, by far the best website I have come across in regards to health insurance, life insurance, long term disability insurance, and finding the best policy for you. With the Affordable Care Act deadline rapidly approaching, Don't always go with what looks the cheapest at first glance. Instead, there are things you should be looking for that Jennifer will explain. Grab the rest of the show notes here: http://moneypeach.com/session23

Have you ever wondered about becoming a driver for Uber or Lyft? Good News! I was able to sit down with one of the most respected gurus in the field of ridesharing, Harry Campbell from therideshareguy.com. Harry shares what you must know before deciding to become a driver in your area. http://www.moneypeach.com/session22

The Christmas Walk of Shame is a long, drawn out process. It involves you overspending to the point where you are still paying off your last Christmas splurge in August the next year. Instead of becoming another rat in the wheel for banks and retailers, I go over the 7 things you should be doing so Christmas doesn't follow your walk of shame for the next 9 months. Full episode notes and resources can be found at http://moneypeach.com/session21

Money comes from work. This week I interview Brooklyn, a teenpreneur who decided to start her own business at age 14. She shares her why, her how, and what it takes to balance going to school full time, running her business, and being a teenager. Yes, you can take your idea, take action, and generate income - just ask Brooklyn. http://www.moneypeach.com/session20

More people will shop online for Christmas this year than ever before. Before you shop, you must know these 7 online shopping hacks to add more money back into your wallet and less money into the online shopping cart. Bonus: My favorite Christmas song and a tiny rant at the end! http://moneypeach.com/session19

The problem isn't the overdraft fees, the problem is you and I. Today I share a sneaky little trick the banks are using to hit you hard when you overdraft. I also show you how to avoid these fees and then finish up with a rant that you'll be sure to enjoy! Stop living paycheck-to-paycheck. Take back control of your money like so many of my students have by visiting https://www.awesomemoneycourse.com

Monthly healthcare premiums inside the Affordable Care Act will increase 20% - 176% on average depending on where you live. The good news: You have a much better option with health share plans. In this episode, I interview an expert from a health sharing ministry to explain how they work, how you can save, and what you can do to open the doors to incredible savings using health sharing to cover medical expenses. For more details, visit http://moneypeach.com/session17

Struggling to save money? I have you covered this week with an interview from Mike Lenz who is the founder of the App TIP YOURSELF. Mike says, "You tip everyone else but why not tip yourself?" Instead coming up short each month with setting aside a little cash, Mike will walk us through the step-by-step process for using this FREE app to save money, stay motivated, and reward yourself for things you are already doing. For links and resources, stop by the show notes http://moneypeach.com/session16

Open enrollment for health insurance started this week for just about everyone. Therefore, this week's episode breaks down health insurance and explains how you can (and should) start using tax-free dollars for medical expenses using a Health Savings Account. Instead of letting the government explain it to you, let me break it down into everyday terms that we can all understand! Grab the entire show notes here: http://www.moneypeach.com/session15

Caleb started selling gumballs from a machine at age 4. Now age 10, Caleb earns about $100 a month from his machines. Caleb and his father created a kids book they hope will teach others about ASSETS, SAVINGS, INVESTING, and CHARITY - things we all wish we had learned at an earlier age (am I right?) Learn more and grab the rest of the show notes at: http://www.moneypeach.com/session14 To help fund this book launch campaign, visit http://calebsgumballmachine.com

Over the past four years, Holly and Greg have turned their little hobby into a business that generates over $20k every month while working part time and working from anywhere in the world. However, the reason I brought them on the show was to share with you one of the clever ways they were able to make money right away and even grow their own brand - freelance writing. Find the resources mentioned in this episode at http://moneypeach.com/session13

Popular culture and society tells us that procrastination is okay and we accept it. We will lose weight later, we will exercise more later, we will pencil in a date night later, and we will pay attention to our money later. Here's the problem: money is less forgiving. I am going to shock you when you see how making tiny adjustments in our daily lives with money will have enormous results on your life, money, and your future. http://www.moneypeach.com/session12

We unknowingly picked up many of the bad money habits our parents struggled through when we were younger, and surprise, surprise; now we are making the same mistakes they once were (or still are). This doesn't have to be the case for the next generation - our kids. What can you be showing your 4 year old AND 16 year old about money? I'm going to walk you step by step with the best possible ways to teach your kids about money at every single age. Find help at http://moneypeach.com/session11