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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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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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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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The College Investor | Instagram | Facebook | YouTube | Twitter

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Do your financial goals go off track in the summer? You might start the season determined to stick to your budget, but then slowly find yourself spending more and more on various things. By the end of summer, you're left feeling guilty about how you've managed your money over the past few months.

If so, then you have experienced what I like to call ‘The Summer Splurge.’

This episode is a sneak peek of a lesson that I taught inside my membership, The Inspired Budget Inner Circle.

You will learn:

  • 4 steps to avoid the summer splurge and stay on track with your money goals.
  • Bonus tips to help you free up more money to spend on summer fun.
  • How to stop comparing your summer to others.

Interested in learning more about the Inspired Budget Inner Circle? Start by taking my Free Budget Class to claim 40% off the Inner Circle!

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In this episode, Kara Perez, founder of Bravely Go and author of Green Money, joins me to talk about how we can align our financial decisions with sustainability. Kara breaks down simple steps you can take to make greener choices with your money, from switching banks to supporting local businesses.

She also shares why it's important to focus on systems rather than just individual actions when it comes to making a real impact. If you're curious about how you can be more eco-conscious with your finances, this episode is for you!

Kara also gives us a sneak peek into her new book, Green Money, and offers practical ways to start making small but impactful changes in how we handle our money.

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Inspired Budget - #188: 5 Steps to Be Financially Responsible in 2025
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12/26/24 • 20 min

Ready to set yourself up for financial success in 2025? In this episode, Allison shares her best tips for getting your money right as we head into the new year. You'll learn how to:

  • Look back at your money moves from 2024 to see what's working and what's not.
  • Set up a budget that fits your life and goals for 2025.
  • Clear out any debt from holiday spending quickly.
  • Build or top up your emergency fund for peace of mind.
  • Set clear and doable money goals for the year.

This chat is perfect if you're feeling swamped by your finances after the holidays or just want a fresh start financially in the new year.

Plus, don't miss out on Allison's free live class, Budgeting for Peace of Mind, How to Take Control of Your Money in 2025. Save your spot here.

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Kick off 2025 with Allison Baggerly on the Inspired Budget Podcast as she guides you through breaking free from living paycheck to paycheck. This episode isn’t just about scraping by; it’s about creating a financially stable future.

Whether you’re struggling at the end of each month or just looking to improve your financial situation, this episode has actionable advice for everyone.

What You'll Learn:

  • Practical steps to stop living paycheck to paycheck.
  • How to set up safeguards to protect against financial surprises.
  • Strategies to increase income and reduce major expenses.
  • Tips for staying motivated and persistent in your financial journey.

Plus, don't miss out on Allison's free live class, Budgeting for Peace of Mind, How to Take Control of Your Money in 2025. Save your spot here.

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Inspired Budget - #165: Your Best Financial Life with Anne Lester
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07/11/24 • 36 min

Millennials and Gen Z face a unique challenge when it comes to building wealth. In this episode, Anne Lester, author of Your Best Financial Life, and former head of Retirement Solutions for JPMorgan, provides insights and advice for anyone under the age of 45.

You will learn:

  • A simple framework to manage your money
  • How to start saving in tax-advantaged accounts
  • How to balance immediate financial needs with saving for retirement
  • How to start investing, even if you’re a beginner

Get Anne’s new book, Your Best Financial Life.Check out Anne's Website
Connect with Anne on Instagram @savesmartwanne

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Inspired Budget - #044: How To Stick To Your Budget
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03/10/22 • 21 min

Want to learn how to write a budget that you can actually stick to?

It's no secret that writing a budget isn't the hardest part about budgeting. Sticking to your budget and actually following through with it is where most people struggle. Add in unexpected expenses and impulse spending? Most people are ready to throw in the towel all together and end up believing budgeting is just a waste of time.

When you learn how to actually stick to the budget that you set, amazing things happen. You start to gain control over your money as the way you see your budget changes. This lays the ground work for a strong financial foundation, which is the only way you're able truly achieve your financial goals.

In this episode, I share 5 tips that help you stick to your budget. The best part? You can actually start implementing them -- starting today!

Enjoying the show? Make sure to subscribe and leave a review!
Follow Allison on Instagram: @inspiredbudget

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FREE Class: The 4 Step Framework to budget for your best life....without sacrificing your weekly latte runs

Get the full show notes here on the blog

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Ready to unravel the conundrum of student loans?
Let's get into a revealing look into the history of student loans, the spiraling cost of college education, and the recent Supreme Court ruling that extinguished the hopes for student loan forgiveness.
Brace yourselves! Student loan payments are coming back to life this October. We're going to crack the code on how to draft a budget, a real-life budget, and not one that lives in your dreamland.
This episode is your compass in the chaos of student loans and essential preparation for their looming return. Don't let the chance slip by!
Press play to discover how to reincorporate student loan payments into your budget, understand the importance of having one, and uncover strategies to obliterate debt without putting a damper on your lifestyle.

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Summer spending can sneak up on you fast. Between pool days, fireworks, and sales everywhere you look, it’s easy to blow through your budget without even realizing it.

In this episode, I’m getting honest about where I’m NOT spending money this summer (looking at you, lemon-themed decor) and the few things I am saying YES to, guilt-free.

I’m sharing:

  • 7 things I’m skipping this summer to save money and reduce stress
  • 3 things I’m excited to splurge on, including family travel and a backyard upgrade
  • How we’re using gift cards, free fun, and summer camp hacks to stretch our budget

My hope is that this episode helps you rethink your own summer spending. Grab your notes app and jot down your own "no" list and "yes" list. It’s such a helpful way to stay intentional with your money while still enjoying the season.

👉 Send me a DM on Instagram (@inspiredbudget) and tell me what you’re saying "no" and "yes" to this summer. I’d love to hear your list!

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FAQ

How many episodes does Inspired Budget have?

Inspired Budget currently has 219 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 27 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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