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Inspired Budget

Inspired Budget

Allison Baggerly

The Inspired Budget Podcast helps women live their best life and reach their money goals. Join Allison Baggerly for inspiring conversations to help you learn more about budgeting, saving money, paying off debt, and investing for your future. You’ll be hearing not only from Allison, but others along the way that have a story and voice to share.

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Goodpods has curated a list of the 10 best Inspired Budget episodes, ranked by the number of listens and likes each episode have garnered from our listeners. If you are listening to Inspired Budget for the first time, there's no better place to start than with one of these standout episodes. If you are a fan of the show, vote for your favorite Inspired Budget episode by adding your comments to the episode page.

In this episode, I sit down with forensic accountant Tracy Coenen, who has spent over 25 years uncovering financial fraud in corporate cases and high-net-worth divorces. Tracy shares why it’s so important for women to be informed about their family’s finances, even if they think divorce is never on the horizon. We discuss practical steps you can take to protect yourself financially, common mistakes women make in marriage, and how to spot red flags if your partner is hiding money.

What You'll Learn in This Episode:

  • Why women need to protect themselves financially, even in a happy marriage
  • How to track down hidden money and spot financial red flags
  • The key financial information every woman should know about her family’s finances
  • How to start building financial independence, even within a marriage

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In this episode, Allison Baggerly chats with Germaine Foley about her remarkable journey to paying off $200,000 of debt while still enjoying life. Germaine shares the turning point that led her and her family to take control of their finances and how they achieved financial freedom without sacrificing the things they love.

What You’ll Learn:

  • The Turning Point: Discover the moment that motivated Germaine to take action on her family’s debt and why daycare costs were the final straw.
  • The “Do Both” Method: Learn how Germaine developed her unique approach to managing money, which allowed her to pay off debt while still taking vacations and enjoying life’s pleasures.
  • Practical Tips: Get actionable advice on how to balance paying off debt with living a fulfilling life, including setting financial goals and identifying what truly matters to you.

If you want to turn your financial life around without giving up what makes you happy, then this episode is for you.

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Sign Up For Germaine’s Wealth Class

Listen to The Wealthy Woman’s Podcast

Check our her Instagram @germainefoleycoaching

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Facing rising costs with stagnant income? Feel like you're swimming against a financial tide? We are here to help. In the latest episode of Inspire Budget Podcast, we talk candidly about the realities of our economy.
We shed light on how you can make your money work for you by understanding your spending patterns and making informed decisions. We'll share practical strategies to manage your money effectively, from overhauling your budget to being intentional with your spending. It's all about working smarter, not harder, to ensure your financial stability amidst economic uncertainty.
As if that wasn't enough, we also share innovative ways to boost your income and cut back on costs. Wondering how to keep your finances afloat? We'll give you insights on auditing subscriptions, making little changes in utilities, and renegotiating bills. And if you're open to exploring side hustles, we got you covered. From freelance work to online selling, we'll talk about how you can turn your skills into an income stream.
Remember, you're not alone on this money journey, and together, we can navigate the stormy seas of personal finance. Stay tuned for more actionable tips and strategies, as we continue to make the complex world of finance simple.
Check out Quicken
Episode #132: How to Handle Unexpected Expenses
Episode #87: Negotiate Your Way To Wealth with Mandi Woodruff-Santos
Debt Free Roadmap

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Do you avoid conversations about money with family, friends, loved ones... maybe even yourself?

Much of our actions with money today stem from our past beliefs and experiences. Learning to voice those beliefs and experiences about money is the first step in creating real change in your financial life.

My guests today are Julien and Kiersten Saunders, the co-founders of Rich and Regular, Hosts & Producers of Money on the Table, and authors of the forthcoming book, Cashing Out. After paying off over $200,000 in debt while making the transition from corporate employee to full-time entrepreneur, they have made it their mission to inspire better conversations about money. The conversation that we ended up having was nothing close to what I thought it was going to be, and I think that it's really going to open your eyes and your heart to looking at your past with money differently.

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Follow Allison on Instagram: @inspiredbudget

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Tracy and her husband paid off their entire mortgage within 3 1⁄2 years of getting married. While Tracy was paying off debt, she scrimped and saved to put any little bit of extra money towards her mortgage.

Tracy now teaches women how to take control of their money and pay off debt WITHOUT sacrificing everything they love. She believes you need to figure out what you truly love to do (along with your family) and look at cutting the things you don’t love.

Enjoyed this podcast episode? Please subscribe and leave a review!

Follow Allison on Instagram: @inspiredbudget

FREE FREE Debt Free Roadmap

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Tracy’s Website

Tracy’s Podcast

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Bethany and her husband made the drastic (and very exciting!) decision to sell their home in Phoenix, pay off her $78,000 of student loan debt, and buy an RV to travel the United States in. This was a plan that Bethany and her partner had dreamed of, but Bethany breaks down why they chose to make this life change sooner rather than later. She also shares how she’s able to work remotely while traveling full-time. Bethany gives tips and encouragement to anyone who is thinking of making a drastic change to fix their finances.

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Follow Allison on Instagram: @inspiredbudget

FREE Budgeting and Debt Payoff Cheat Sheet

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Bethany’s Website

Follow Bethany on Instagram: @bethanyworksdesign

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Picture this: your grocery bill, cut in half. Sounds impossible, right? Not when you've got the queen of budget-friendly meals, Erin Chase, guiding you through the art of frugal feasting! Erin, founder of $5Dinner.com and author of the $5Dinner Mom Cookbook series, joins us for a chat that's sure to change how you shop, cook, and eat. From navigating the grocery store during turbulent times to leveraging store apps for the best sales, Erin’s expertise is a lifeline for those looking to save a buck without sacrificing the joy of a good meal.
But it's not just about saving money, it's also about gaining confidence in the kitchen. Erin shares her secrets to discovering the joy of cooking. She serves up tips on creating simple yet delicious meals, cutting down on dining out, and preventing food waste by stocking up on freezer-friendly options.
With Erin's wisdom, you'll not only save money but also rediscover the delights of home-cooking. So, ready to cook up some savings? Join us for this insightful chat with Erin Chase.
Connect With Erin:
Get the recipes, shopping lists and step-by-step directions for putting 10 meals together and into the freezer.Check out her website here
Follow her on social media:
@5dollardinners (Tw/IG/Threads)

@5dollardinnersfans (FB)

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If you have student loans or if you're a parent whose child will be taking out student loans in the near future, you're going to want to listen to today's episode!
Robert Farrington, founder of The College Investor, is a student loan debt expert who is sharing his knowledge with my listeneres today about repayment options, the best repayment plan out there, as well as the types of student loan forgiveness programs that exist today.
We're also gonna be talking about the number one thing that parents need to take into consideration when it comes to their own children taking out student loans.
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Studentaid.gov
Follow Robert:
The College Investor | Instagram | Facebook | YouTube | Twitter

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Inspired Budget - #051: Budgeting for Baby with Kelly Anne Smith
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04/28/22 • 28 min

If you are a mama or soon-to-be mom, this episode could save you hundreds of dollars!

Kelly Anne Smith is joining me today to help all the mamas out there learn how to budget, save, and prepare for your baby in order to make the whole process a little less overwhelming!

Kelly is the owner and founder of Freedom In A Budget, an investing and personal finance brand dedicated to educating people on how to grow their income as well as how to spend, save and invest their money.

Follow Allison on instagram: @inspiredbudget

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Monica Louie's financial saga is nothing short of awe-inspiring—as she herself lays bare in our latest conversation, revealing the grit behind conquering a $120,000 debt mountain and the savvy that led to a $40,000 savings cushion. Join us and uncover the financial wizardry that allowed Monica and her family to transform their middle-class income into a debt-slaying powerhouse, all while navigating the shift to a single paycheck household.
This episode is a journey through the trenches of debt and the triumphs of financial freedom, where monetary milestones intertwine with personal growth and family ties are fortified in the forge of fiscal responsibility. Hear how Monica's role as a finance maestro evolved into a beacon of hope for others, with her blog and coaching paving the way for countless others to break their own chains of debt.
Whether you're struggling under the weight of financial burdens or seeking a new perspective on managing your cash flow, Monica's narrative, peppered with tales of becoming an online entrepreneur and the joy of smart home investments, will leave you equipped with the tools and inspiration to rewrite your own financial story.
Find out more about Monica at Flourishing Impact
Follow Monica on Instagram @flourishwithmonica
Hear more from Monica on her podcast Flourish to 7 Figures

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FAQ

How many episodes does Inspired Budget have?

Inspired Budget currently has 192 episodes available.

What topics does Inspired Budget cover?

The podcast is about Finances, Debt, Investing, Personal Finance, Money, Debt Free, Money Management, Budget, Invest, Podcasts, Education and Business.

What is the most popular episode on Inspired Budget?

The episode title '#081: How Money Impacts Our Emotions with Marsha Barnes' is the most popular.

What is the average episode length on Inspired Budget?

The average episode length on Inspired Budget is 26 minutes.

How often are episodes of Inspired Budget released?

Episodes of Inspired Budget are typically released every 7 days.

When was the first episode of Inspired Budget?

The first episode of Inspired Budget was released on May 10, 2021.

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