Replay - 073: Young Girl Learns How To Make Money With Her Grandmother Selling Food At Events

09/29/22 • 57 min

In this episode you will hear Anabel talk about when she was about 9 or 10 years old and she would go to work with her Grandmother at events and flea markets to sell food. Anabel realized the power of money and that she was then able to go and buy things that she wanted without asking someone else. Anabel also realized the value of money when she took a $20 bill to school and lost it and learned she really needed to take care of money. The 2 lessons she learned from her Mom were - 1. Don't spend more money than what you have and 2. Credit Cards are bad....Anabel's Mom did not explain why credit cards were bad. The only debt that Anabel has is Student Loan Debt, she was able to escape credit card debt when all the other students were racking up their credit cards in college. Continue listening as Anabel explains her goals with money after the age of 27.

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Replay - 072: Observed Parents And Became A Spender Until Realizing He Should Be Saving

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In this episode you will hear Dave talk about when he was very young around age 10 he would make some money helping his Dad in the body shop and he wanted to spend the money he earned. Dave can remember his parents not ever talking to him about what to do with money as his Dad was a spender and that was what he saw and replicated that as well. As Dave reached his 30's is when he really started to think about money so he taught his son that he should be saving his money by putting some away every month until he reaches the age of 65 and he will have a nice savings. Dave has some great advice about investing from his past experiences which is...be careful how you invest, invest in yourself and be in control of your money. Dave has had a couple of Mentors in his life and when he was about 16 years old is when he came across his first Mentor and he accepted the advice they were giving him. Dave's advice is if you don't have a Mentor, ask questions, listen to podcasts, search the internet, etc. so you are able to go down the right path. This is a great listen and lesson!

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Replay - 074: The Benefits Of Learning Financial Literacy At The Age Of 15

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In this episode you will hear Faith talk about how she learned financial literacy from me (her Dad). Through Faith's early conversations of financial literacy, at 15 years old, she learned the value of time and how to give value with her time to have higher earnings. Faith began working at the age of 17, she learned to have great work ethic, create her retirement account (Roth IRA) and save. Fatih also established her credit on her own, growing it from zero to 720 in 18 months and is continuing to grow it. From great work ethic, saving her money, understanding the difference between Wants and Needs, is what allowed her to purchase her first home all on her own. A truly inspiring story.

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