Marriage Kids and Money: Personal Finance for Families
The Marriage Kids and Money Podcast helps families build wealth and achieve financial freedom. Hosted by family finance coach Andy Hill, it offers tips on debt reduction, investing, and generational wealth. The show features interviews with millionaire parents and financial experts. It has been recognized as a top podcast by US News and World Report.
Episodes
$700k Net Worth at 38 in Texas | Sami Womack
Sami Womack and her husband have built a $730,000 net worth in their late 30s, all while raising three children and living primarily on one income.
But their financial journey wasn't always this successful. Just 10 years ago, they were struggling with nearly $490,000 in debt, overdrafted bank accounts, and the stress of living paycheck to paycheck.
In this episode, we explore how Sami and her hu
Can I Afford to Work Part-Time?
Can you afford to work part-time? And how do you know when you’ve saved enough for retirement?
In this episode, we answer two listener questions that get to the heart of what financial freedom can actually look like for families.
First, we hear from Sarah, who is expecting her first child and considering moving from full-time work to part-time. We walk through four questions families can use to
Mortgage Free in Indiana on a $675k Home | Ericka Young
What would life feel like if your mortgage payment disappeared for good?
Ericka Young and her husband, Chris, recently became mortgage-free after paying off their $271,000 mortgage in just under 14 years. Along the way, they balanced their mortgage payoff goal with raising two daughters, paying for college, traveling, renovating their home with cash, and continuing to invest for their future.
We
How to Successfully Negotiate a Raise at Work | Attia Qureshi
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Asking for a raise can feel uncomfortable, but avoiding the conversation could cost you hundreds of thousands of dollars over your career.
In this episode, we sit down with negotiation expert and Never Settle author Attia Qure
$700k Net Worth at 29 in Michigan | Chris Leigh
Chris Leigh and his wife have grown their net worth to $700,000 by age 29, all while building careers as public school teachers.
In this episode, we talk with Chris, the personal finance educator behind Everyday Finance 101, about the habits and decisions that helped his family build wealth at a young age. Chris shares how he and his wife grew their combined income from around $100,000 to roughly
Pay Off the Mortgage or Invest? What Should Come First
Should you invest your extra money or use it to pay off your mortgage early?
In this episode, we tackle that question from Brian, a 35-year-old dad with two kids and an extra $1,000 per month. His ultimate goal isn't simply building the biggest net worth possible. He wants to work less and spend more time with his family.
We walk through a practical path that prioritizes building a strong financ
Bread & Wine: The Emotional Roller Coaster of Starting a Business
Nicole left her corporate career six weeks ago to launch her own skincare studio.
So... was it the right decision?
In this Bread & Wine conversation, we pour a glass, get honest about the emotional highs and lows of entrepreneurship, and share what it's really like when the excitement of starting a business gives way to self-doubt, marketing struggles, and sleepless nights.
We talk about:
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After 10 Years, I'm Taking the Summer Off
This summer marks 10 years of Marriage Kids and Money.
Back in 2016, I launched this podcast with a simple goal: help families build wealth and create more freedom. Over the past decade, we've shared hundreds of conversations about money, marriage, parenthood, entrepreneurship, financial independence, and designing a life you love.
Today, I have a quick personal update. For the first time in the
$2.2 Million Net Worth at 35 in Washington | Emily Egashira
Emily Egashira grew her family’s net worth to $2.2 million by age 35. But her story didn’t start there.
Growing up in poverty, Emily experienced financial instability firsthand and was determined to create a different future for her family. In this episode, we explore how she and her husband built wealth through intentional spending, consistent investing, and a shared vision for financial indepen
I've Reached Coast FIRE ... Now What Do I Do For Work?
What happens after you reach Coast FIRE?
For years, you save aggressively, maximize retirement accounts, and build wealth with one goal in mind: hitting your investment goal. But once you arrive at Coast FIRE—Coast to Financial Independence and Relax Early—a new question emerges:
Now what?
In this episode, we answer a thoughtful listener question from Richard, who has built a seven-figure net w
Mortgage Free in New Jersey on a $750k Home | Bobby Richardson
What would it feel like to never make a mortgage payment again? In this episode, we talk with Bobby Richardson from New Jersey about how he and his wife Alexandra paid off their $242,000 mortgage in just 10 years and became completely debt free on their home.
We discuss the emotional side of homeownership, the desire for certainty in an uncertain world, and why becoming mortgage free gave their f
How to Deal with Uncertainty (and Stop Overthinking Everything) | Simone Stolzoff
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Uncertainty is everywhere right now. From economic shifts and global conflict to career changes and parenting decisions, many of us are craving answers in a world that feels increasingly unpredictable. In this episode, we sit down with author and journalist Simone Stolzoff to discuss how we can become more comfo
$1.8 Million Net Worth at 34 in Illinois | Ben Johnson
Ben Johnson grew his family’s net worth to $1.8 million by age 34 through high income skills, consistent investing, and disciplined saving.
In this episode, we discuss how Ben and his wife paid off $80,000 of debt in just two years, increased their household income from $110,000 to more than $250,000, and built a seven figure investment portfolio while raising two young daughters.
We explore the
Coast FIRE Mistakes That Could Ruin Your Plan (w/ Bo Hanson from The Money Guy Show)
Coast FIRE can be an incredible milestone, but what happens when the math, lifestyle, or motivation behind it starts to fall apart?
In this episode, we talk with Bo Hanson, co-host of The Money Guy Show and partner/co-founder of Abound Wealth Management, about where Coast FIRE can go wrong and how families can avoid common mistakes.
Bo shares why conservative assumptions matter, how lifestyle in
I Know I’m Coast FIRE… So Why Can’t I Slow Down?
Have you reached Coast FIRE (Coast to Financial Independence and Relax Early)… but still can’t bring yourself to slow down?
Today’s listener, Chris, is in that exact spot.
At 36 years old with $860,000 invested, two young kids, and a strong financial foundation, he’s done the math. He knows he’s on track. But mentally, he can’t shake the feeling that if he stops investing, he’s falling behind.
$1.3 Million Net Worth at 38 in Florida | Abhi Jain
Abhi Jain has built a $1.3 million net worth by age 38 through a combination of career growth, side hustles, and real estate investing.
In this episode, Abhi shares how he went from a traditional employee mindset to accelerating his income through strategic job changes and multiple streams of income. After moving to the United States from India, he leaned into opportunity, developed new skills, a
Coast FIRE with $1M by 35 in Ontario | Liz Enriquez
What does it take to reach Coast FIRE by your mid-30s and actually enjoy the freedom that comes with it?
In this episode, we sit down with personal finance educator Liz Enriquez from Ambitious Adulting to discuss how she and her husband reached Coast FIRE with nearly $1 million invested by age 35. We break down the habits, mindset, and income strategies that helped them build wealth over nearly t
When Work Hijacks Your Life: Here’s How to Break Free | Guy Winch
When work starts to take over your life, it can impact more than just your schedule. It can affect your health, relationships, and overall happiness. In this episode, we interview psychologist and bestselling author Guy Winch to explore how to reclaim balance in a world that rewards overworking.
We discuss why overworking has become so common, how it affects our mental and physical well-being, an
Should You Have a Third Child? How to Think Through the Decision
Should you have a third child? And how can you help your kids graduate college debt-free?
In this episode, we explore one of life’s most personal decisions: whether to grow your family. We walk through a thoughtful 7-step framework to help you and your partner decide if a third child is right for you—covering emotional readiness, relationship strength, finances, and the value of time.
Then, we’r
How to Buy Your First Home | Scott Harris
Buying your first home can feel overwhelming, especially in today’s market with rising prices and higher interest rates. In this episode, we sit down with real estate expert Scott Harris to break down how first-time buyers can move forward with confidence.
Scott, founder of Magnetic Real Estate and author of The Pursuit of Home, shares why so many buyers feel stuck and how to overcome that fear w
Coast FIRE with $900k by 40 in Colorado | Suzy May
What does it mean to reach Coast FIRE in your late 30s and how does it change your life?
In this episode, we sit down with certified financial educator Suzy May to discuss how she and her husband reached Coast FIRE with $900,000 invested before age 40. We talk about how starting early, maintaining a strong savings rate, and investing consistently allowed their portfolio to grow to a point where t
$2.9 Million Net Worth at 43 in Vancouver | Kristy Shen & Bryce Leung
Kristy Shen and Bryce Leung have grown their family’s net worth to $2.9 million by age 43 without owning a home and while traveling the world for years.
In this episode, we break down how they built wealth starting with a modest income, avoided lifestyle inflation, and reached financial independence in their 30s. Kristy and Bryce share how their $1 million portfolio doubled while they were retire
She Cried Reading My Book: Nicole’s Honest Review of Own Your Time (Bread & Wine)
Nicole is back for our annual Bread & Wine episode and this one gets real.
After finally reading my new book Own Your Time, she shares her honest and emotional reaction including the chapter that made her cry. We talk about the embarrassment of discussing money, the tension we felt during our debt payoff journey, and what it really takes to pursue financial independence as a married couple.
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Work is Not Mandatory: 10 Years of Early Retirement Reflections | Brad Barrett (ChooseFI)
When work becomes optional, a new question appears: who do you want to be now?
Brad Barrett retired in 2015 at age 35 after a 13 year career as an accountant. Since then, he’s spent the last decade experimenting with early retirement, building ChooseFI into one of the largest personal finance podcasts in the world, and refining what a meaningful life actually looks like after financial independen
$2.8M Net Worth in Texas by Age 35 | Justin Taylor
Justin Taylor reached a $2.8 million net worth by age 35 and retired in his early 30s. In this episode, he breaks down exactly how he built wealth, transitioned from the Air Force to corporate America, and walked away from full-time work to design a life focused on freedom, health, and travel.
Justin shares how growing up with a scarcity mindset shaped his financial habits, why tracking your net
Coast FIRE with $1M by 35 in New York | Jesse Cramer
In this episode, we talk with Jesse Cramer about his journey to reaching Coast FIRE, a milestone where existing investments can grow to fund retirement without additional contributions. We unpack how starting early and letting compound interest work over time can create long-term freedom.
We also discuss the tension between saving and enjoying life today, especially while managing the realities o
How to Prepare (Not Protect) Your Kids for Financial Success | Lee Benson
How can we help our kids become resilient and independent without pushing too hard or protecting too much?
This week, we sit down with Lee Benson, author of Value Creation Kid, to talk about turning everyday responsibilities into growth opportunities. Lee shares how chores, family meetings, and shared decision making can create a culture of leadership, accountability, and value creation at home.
How to Think About Tax Diversification for Retirement
How do you decide between Roth and traditional investing when you want flexibility in the future? We kick off the show by answering a listener question from Liz about how much to invest in Roth versus traditional accounts. We walk through tax diversification, the three bucket strategy, and how to think about today’s income versus retirement so your family can build wealth with options.
Next, we s
Best Investment Accounts for Financial Independence | Sean Mullaney
In this episode, I talk with Cody Berman and Sean Mullaney about what it really takes to reach early financial independence. Cody shares how he built a $4.8 million net worth by 29 through frugal living, intentional spending, and creating multiple income streams, while Sean breaks down the smartest tax strategies early retirees use to access money sooner and keep more of what they earn.
We cover
How to Reach Coast FIRE by Age 30, 40 and 50
In this episode of the Marriage Kids and Money podcast, we break down Coast FIRE, a financial approach that lets you “coast” to retirement once your investments can grow on their own, without needing to keep pouring money in.
We're joined by Mike English, who shares his real-life path to reaching Coast FIRE in his 30s and what that decision changed about his life and priorities. Plus, Calvin join
Why Men Drift in their Roles as Husbands and Fathers (And What You Can Do To Stop It) | Larry Hagner
In this episode, we sit down with Larry Hagner, founder of The Dad Edge and author of The Pursuit of Legendary Fatherhood. We talk about a powerful idea Larry calls “the drift”—how men can slowly lose focus in their roles as husbands and fathers without even realizing it.
Larry shares how to interrupt that drift and become more intentional at home, strengthen your marriage, and build deeper conne
How to Start Investing Simply When You’re Making Good Money
There’s a lot of noise in the investing world, but building wealth doesn’t have to become a second job. In this episode, I share how to invest simply, consistently, and with your family’s future in mind, without stress or constant decision-making.
In today’s episode, I sit down with Blake Edwards from Georgia, who has built an $865,000 net worth by age 31. Blake breaks down how intentional income
Third Option Between Working and Retiring (Afford Anything Podcast w/ Paula Pant) (BEST OF MKM)
What if there was a third option between grinding it out in corporate life and chasing extreme early retirement? What if you could work less, be more present with your family, and still feel confident about your financial future?
In today’s episode, I join Paula Pant on her top-ranked podcast, Afford Anything, to talk about the middle ground between traditional employment and full FIRE. We dive i
Coast FIRE w/ $300k by 30 | Anders Skagerberg (BEST OF MKM)
What if you could reach a point where your investments were doing the heavy lifting and you could finally slow down without falling behind? Would you keep pushing forward, or would you take the exit and design a life that fits right now?
In today’s episode, Anders Skagerberg shares how he and his wife reached Coast FIRE in their early thirties and made the intentional decision to downshift. Inste
$950k Net Worth by 35 Years Old | Joshua Weekley (BEST OF MKM)
What does it really mean to be “almost a millionaire”? And is that number as important as the freedom you gain along the way?
In today’s episode, Joshua Weekley shares how he and his wife built a net worth of nearly $1 million by age 35 without extreme deprivation or risky bets. Instead of chasing shortcuts, Joshua focused on consistent habits, automation, and learning how to control his money so
Mortgage Free in London (Bye Corporate Job!) | Ken and Mary Okoroafor (BEST OF MKM)
What would your life look like if you woke up tomorrow and your home was completely paid off? How much freedom would that give your family? And how much more possibility would you feel if housing costs disappeared forever?
In today’s episode, Ken and Mary Okoroafor from The Humble Penny share how they became mortgage free in one of the most expensive cities in the world: London. They paid off the
Coast FIRE w/ $730k by 36 | Marko Zlatic of Whiteboard Finance (BEST OF MKM)
Have you ever wondered what would change in your life if you finally reached the point where your investments could grow on autopilot even if you stopped contributing? What kind of freedom would that give your family? And what possibilities might open up if you did not have to hustle at 110 percent forever?
In today’s episode, Marko Zlatic from Whiteboard Finance shares how he and his wife reache
FIRE Millionaire Couple at 34 Years Old | Lauren & Steven Keys (BEST OF MKM)
Have you ever wondered what life would look like if you designed your days around freedom instead of work? What would change if you could travel for months at a time, pick projects you actually enjoy, and still watch your net worth climb into the millions?
Today you’ll hear how Lauren and Stephen Keys, creators of Trip of a Lifestyle, built a million dollar net worth in their early thirties and u
5 Family Giving Traditions to Start This Year
In today’s episode, we explore the power of generosity and the traditions that can help our kids grow into grateful and giving adults. We walk through five simple and meaningful family giving ideas, including Big Tip Tuesday, the Big Give, glovebox giving, and volunteer habits that bring families closer.
Then we sit down with Angela Rozmyn from Women’s Personal Finance to learn how she and her hu
How to Talk About Money With Your Partner Without Fighting | Heather & Douglas Boneparth
Talking about money with your spouse can be hard, especially when emotions, expectations, and old habits get involved. In this episode, we explore how couples can discuss money without fighting and move toward fairness, trust, and teamwork.
Our guests, Heather and Douglas Bonaparth, are a married couple who know both the financial and emotional sides of money. Heather is a lawyer turned writer, a
Rebecca Richardson’s $20K/Month Mortgage Originator Success Story (SOLOPRENEUR LIFE)
In this Solopreneur Life segment, Rebecca Richardson, also known as The Mortgage Mentor, shares how she built a thriving mortgage origination business earning up to $20,000 per month while maintaining the flexibility to be present for her four kids and family.
With more than 20 years in the mortgage industry and a large social media following, Rebecca has leveraged her expertise to create multipl
We’re Debt Free. Now What?
We’re Debt Free. Now What?
After years of paying off debt, many families wonder what to do next. In this episode, we answer a question from Brian in Michigan, who just became debt-free with his wife and wants to know how to make the most of their extra $1,000 per month.
We share five time freedom moves to help families use that money wisely, from building an emergency fund and reassessing insura
We're Moving to Wednesdays to Live the 3-Day Workweek
Quick update for you!
Marriage Kids and Money is moving to Wednesdays. This change is part of our experiment to live out the principles from my new book Own Your Time and build a flexible schedule that supports a semi-retired lifestyle.
We’re testing a three-day work week and seeing how it fits our goals for more balance, family time, and freedom.
See you tomorrow! Carpe Diem!
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Money Mindset: Moving from Scarcity to Abundance | Leisa Peterson
How can we move from a mindset of scarcity to one of abundance?
In today’s episode, Leisa Peterson, author of The Mindful Millionaire and The Money Catalyst, joins us to explore how our early money beliefs can hold us back and how to create a healthier, more abundant relationship with money. Leisa shares how she overcame her own scarcity mindset, the impact it had on her marriage, and practical s
From $50 Shoots to $30K Months with Photographer Kristin Sweeting (SOLOPRENEUR LIFE)
Award-winning photographer Kristin Sweeting turned her love of creativity into a thriving solopreneur business that now earns between $300K and $400K per year, all while working about 20 hours a week and homeschooling her son.
In this episode of Solopreneur Life, Kristin shares how she went from a $30K church salary to $30K months, what pushed her to finally raise her rates, and the mindset shift
Best Budget Apps for Families and Couples
If you and your spouse are tired of money stress, this episode will help you find teamwork and peace with your finances.
First, we count down the Top 5 Best Budget Apps for Families and Couples to simplify your money life. From EveryDollar to Monarch Money, discover which tools make it easiest to budget together, track goals, and finally stay on the same page financially.
Then, we talk with Blai
Mini-Retirements for Families: How to Retire Often When You Have Kids | Jillian Johnsrud
What if you didn’t have to wait until your 60s to experience the freedom of retirement? In this episode, we sit down with Jillian Johnsrud, author of Retire Often and host of the Retire Often Podcast, to explore the life-changing concept of “mini retirements.”
Jillian shares how families can take extended breaks from work — to rest, travel, or explore new goals — without derailing their financial
How Jannese Torres Turned Her Food Blog into a $10K/Month Business (SOLOPRENEUR LIFE)
Building a six-figure business as a solopreneur doesn’t happen overnight -- but with the right mindset and systems, it’s absolutely possible. In this episode, we talk with Jannese Torres, a nationally acclaimed Latina money expert, business coach, and host of the Yo Quiero Dinero podcast.
Jannese shares how she turned her food blog, Delish D’Lites, into a $10,000-per-month business that allowed h
Investments for Newborns: Your Step-by-Step Plan for Your Baby’s Future
New parents often wonder where to start when it comes to investing for their child’s future. In this episode, we walk through a 5-step plan to invest for your newborn -- from protecting your family and setting up a 529 plan to teaching your kids how to build wealth on their own.
We also feature Naseema McElroy, founder of Financially Intentional, who paid off $1 million of debt and built a $1 mil
How to Pick Investments in your 401k
Setting up your 401 (k) can feel overwhelming, especially when you are faced with a long list of investment options. To make it easier, we welcome Zina Kumok, financial advisor and money expert, to explain how to choose wisely. Zina covers the importance of the employer match, diversification, and automation so your retirement savings can grow without stress.
In the second half, we sit down with
This Travel Blogger's Revenue Dropped from $7K to $1K After Google AI Update (SOLOPRENEUR LIFE)
What happens when Google’s algorithm changes upend your online business? Corritta Lewis, founder of It’s a Family Thing, joins me to share how her family travel blog dropped from $7,000/month to $1,000/month due to recent shifts in Google AI—and how she pivoted into consulting to stay financially secure.
We explore the rise and fall of her blogging income, how she balances digital nomad life with
The 5% Rule: Why Retirees Can Safely Spend More Than The 4% Rule Allows
Family finances get a full refresh in this week’s episode of Marriage Kids and Money!
First, we count down the Top 5 Best Budget Apps for Families and Couples, including Monarch Money, our number one pick for building a shared budget that actually works. Discover how these apps make money tracking simple and family friendly, with features like shared dashboards, digital envelopes, and kids’ deb
Climbing the Wealth Ladder to $1,000,000 and Beyond | Nick Maggiulli
Working hard doesn’t always mean moving up the wealth ladder. Many families feel stuck — despite long hours and financial discipline — because their strategy isn’t aligned with their stage of wealth.
To help us rethink our approach, Andy Hill sits down with Nick Maggiulli, COO of Ritholtz Wealth Management and bestselling author of The Wealth Ladder: Proven Strategies for Every Step of Your Finan
AI and the Future of Families and Work | Matt Britton
Artificial intelligence is changing everything — from the way we work, to how we run businesses, to how we raise our kids. To help us prepare for this AI-driven future, Andy Hill sits down with Matt Britton, leading AI and consumer trend expert and author of Generation AI: Why Generation Alpha and AI Will Change Everything.
In this conversation, Matt explains what AI really means for employees, s
How to Get Your Spouse on Board With Financial Independence
Getting your spouse on board with financial independence isn’t always easy ... especially when FIRE feels like a radical concept. In this episode, Andy Hill shares practical tips for inviting your partner into the journey without causing tension, from asking fun life questions to defining your own version of FIRE together.
We also highlight Sunny and Sunmarie Burns from the FamVestor YouTube chan
Living a Regret-Free Life | Jordan Grumet (BEST OF MKM)
What would it mean to live a regret-free life, starting today?
In this “Best of MKM” episode from 2022, I sit down with Jordan Grumet, a hospice doctor and author of Taking Stock, to explore how confronting death can help us live more intentionally.
Jordan shares powerful stories from his hospice work, the deep regrets he’s heard at the end of life, and how we can avoid them by embracing purpos
How Parents Can Teach Kids the Value of Money - Liz Frazier (BEST OF MKM)
Want to raise money-smart kids? In this Best of MKM episode from 2020, Andy Hill sits down with Liz Frazier, Certified Financial Planner and author of Beyond Piggy Banks and Lemonade Stands. Liz shares practical strategies parents can use to teach their young kids the value of money—starting as early as age four.
From understanding needs vs. wants to saving, giving, and making smart spending deci
Work / Life Balance Feel Impossible? Try Work-Life Integration | Mark Timm (BEST OF MKM)
If you feel like a rockstar at work but a failure at home, you’re not alone—and there is a better way forward.
In this “Best of MKM” episode from 2020, I talk with entrepreneur and author Mark Timm about the powerful concept of work-life integration. After years of chasing “balance” and falling short, Mark had a breakthrough moment: instead of separating work and family, what if he integrated the
Managing Disagreements About Money in Marriage | Dr. Laura Dabney (BEST OF MKM)
Disagreements around money in marriage can trigger anxiety, conflict, and even long-term damage if left unspoken. So how can couples move from financial tension to emotional connection?
In this “Best of MKM” episode from 2019, psychiatrist Dr. Laura Dabney shares her insights on why money arguments go deeper than dollars—and how to address the feelings behind the finances. Dr. Dabney explains why
Screen Time vs. Family Time | Mark Ostach (BEST OF MKM)
Do you ever feel like your phone gets more of your attention than your family? You’re not alone.
In this Best of MKM episode, we explore how to reclaim our focus, strengthen our relationships, and find balance in a world full of digital distractions.
Author and speaker Mark Ostach joins me to talk about digital wellness—what it means, why it matters, and how small shifts can make a huge differe
How Much Does It Cost to Raise a Child?
In this episode, Andy Hill sits down with LendingTree’s Matt Schulz to break down the real price tag of parenting in 2024 (spoiler: nearly $300K!). They cover rising childcare costs, smart savings strategies, and how your budget can survive the baby years.
Then, financial planner Madison Sharick shares how she and her husband hit Coast FIRE in their 30s — while raising two young kids! 💡 Whether
How to Earn $10k/Month As A YouTuber | Denis Trufin
What does it take to quit your job and earn a full-time income on YouTube? 💻 Denis Trufin went from working in retail to building a YouTube business that now generates over $10,000/month — most of it passively.
In this episode, Denis shares how he grew multiple YouTube channels, why evergreen content is his secret weapon, and what solopreneurship really looks like behind the scenes.
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Is NOW a Good Time to Invest?
With so much market noise and doom-filled headlines, you might be wondering — is now actually a good time to invest? In today’s episode, we break down six compelling reasons why today could be the best day to start your investing journey.
📈 Also in this episode:
A Net Worth Win from Vinny in New Zealand, who grew his family’s net worth to over $1 million NZD by age 55
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How Money Trauma Starts in Childhood | Jessica Moorhouse
Andy Hill sits down with Jessica Moorhouse—accredited financial counselor, award-winning content creator, and author of Everything But Money—to explore the impact of money trauma and how our financial behaviors are often shaped by past experiences.
Jessica shares how both big T and little T traumas influence our financial decisions, the role of generational trauma in our money mindset, and how un
Multi-Millionaire Wealth and Time Freedom Through Entrepreneurship | Grant Sabatier
In this episode, we sit down with Grant Sabatier, the author of Inner Entrepreneur, to explore how entrepreneurship can be a powerful path to financial independence, time freedom, and personal joy.
Grant shares his incredible journey from feeling stuck in corporate life to building multiple businesses, reaching financial independence by 30, and crafting a life centered around what he loves—includ
How Billionaire Investors Win in Markets and Life | William Green
What do the world’s greatest investors know that the rest of us don’t?
In this episode, we sit down with William Green, author of Richer, Wiser, Happier, to uncover the timeless principles he's learned from interviewing legends like Charlie Munger, Howard Marks, and Bill Miller.
Rather than chasing hot tips or quick wins, William reveals how traits like emotional control, simplicity, and avoidin
How to Choose a 529 Plan (For Your Child's Future College Expenses)
In this two-part episode, we’re diving into strategies for building wealth as a modern parent.
First, Kelly Palmer—a financial planner and founder of The Wealthy Parent—joins the show to break down how to choose a 529 plan. She shares the pros and cons of different education savings options, the impact of the new SECURE Act updates, and why she’s a proud 529 mom herself. If you’ve been feeling ov
How I Earn $12k Per Month As A Freelance Writer | Colin Graves
In this inspiring Solopreneur Life segment, Andy Hill sits down with Colin Graves—a former bank manager turned full-time freelance writer and editor. Colin shares how a toxic workplace pushed him to reevaluate his career and ultimately build a thriving solo business making over $150,000 per year.
Listeners will learn how Colin transitioned from a 9-to-5 job into solopreneurship, the steps he took
Coast FIRE vs. Traditional Retirement: Which Path is Right for YOU?
Coast FIRE is when you've saved enough for retirement that you no longer need to contribute—just cover your current expenses and coast. But how does it really compare to traditional retirement? We'll break down the pros and cons of both so you can decide which path fits your family's lifestyle and financial goals best.
Next, we’re back with our Coast FIRE Family segment. This month, we’re featuri
How One Index Fund Can Make You a Millionaire | JL Collins
Andy Hill welcomes back JL Collins—often dubbed the “Godfather of FI”—to discuss the updated and expanded edition of his bestselling book, The Simple Path to Wealth. Together, they demystify investing, discuss the power of index funds, and share how building FU Money can unlock freedom and solopreneur dreams. JL shares lessons from 50 years of market data and why “set it and forget it” is still th
Pat Flynn: Achieve More By Learning Less (Solopreneur Life)
Andy Hill sits down with bestselling author and digital entrepreneur Pat Flynn to discuss how "lean learning" can help overwhelmed parents and solopreneurs cut through the noise, focus on what really matters, and take meaningful action. Pat shares how absorbing less information — but more intentionally — can lead to quicker progress, stronger results, and more time for what truly matters: family,
Pay Off The Mortgage, Save or Invest?
Samme from Chicago recently became debt free. She and her husband now have extra money. Should they pay off their mortgage, save or invest? Andy shares his thoughts.
Andy also interviews Brittany Flammer, a financial coach, YouTuber, and mom of five, who has grown her family’s net worth to over $850,000 by age 39—despite a modest household income.
👩👧👦 Brittany shares:
How she and her husb
Student Loan Default Collections Resume. What Does This Mean?
In this episode of the Marriage Kids and Money Podcast, Andy Hill is joined by Robert Farrington and Jordan Biesinger to explore two powerful financial topics: tackling student loan debt and achieving Coast FIRE.
First, Robert Farrington, founder of The College Investor, shares urgent updates on the resumption of student loan default collections, what borrowers need to know right now, and smart s
Time Is Finite So Act Like It (Bread & Wine)
We all know time is a finite resource. Why do we keep overallocating our time? It all feels like too much of what we're supposed to do and not enough of what we want to do.
In this Bread & Wine episode, Andy and Nicole discuss how their time has been swallowed up recently, how they are fighting back, and how you can own your time, too.
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Fear Is A Great Motivator to Invest | Sam Dogen (Financial Samurai)
Feeling uneasy about your finances in today’s economy? Learn how to turn fear into your greatest investing motivator with Sam Dogen, founder of Financial Samurai.
In this powerful episode, Sam shares how fear helped him build wealth, leave a high-stress Wall Street job, and create true financial independence. Whether you're just getting started or trying to level up your savings rate, this conve
Can Coast FIRE Survive This Market Downturn?
Coast FIRE is when you've front-loaded enough investments to simply coast to retirement without any further contributions. But with this stock market downturn as of late, is the idea of Coast FIRE dead? We'll share how our portfolio is holding up and discuss what to do to keep our Coast FIRE dreams alive.
Second, we’re back with our Net Worth Win segment. This month, we’re featuring Michelle Ona
Paid Parental Leave and It's Life-Long Benefits | Isabelle Hau
Paid parental leave can have lifelong benefits for families — but why is the U.S. so far behind?
Isabelle Hau, author of Love to Learn and Executive Director at Stanford's Accelerator for Learning, joins the show to break down how paid leave improves the lives of parents, children, and workplaces.
Also, Stacey Blackshear from Virginia shares how she and her husband achieved Coast Fire with $500k
Preparing for a Recession: Our Family’s 5 Step Financial Plan
A recession may be headed our way. How can we prepare? I'm walking through our family's 5 step financial plan to prepare for a recession.
Second, we’re back with our Mortgage Free Family segment! This month we’re featuring Sandra Park from Texas. She’s going to share how she paid off her mortgage in his 40s and how it allowed her more cash flow and the ability to help her son pay for college.
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True Wealth Is More Than Money | Dr. Daniel Crosby
Andy Hill sits down with Dr. Daniel Crosby—renowned psychologist, behavioral finance expert, and author of Soul of Wealth—to explore the true meaning of wealth beyond money.
Dr. Crosby breaks down why financial success alone won’t bring happiness and how our beliefs, relationships, and personal growth play a crucial role in our well-being. He shares fascinating insights on why some of the wealthie
Retirement Is Now Easier - Bye 4% Rule, Hello 5% Rule | Bill Bengen
Can you really retire comfortably with a 5% withdrawal rate? Financial researcher and author Bill Bengen—the creator of the legendary 4% rule—joins us to share why his latest research shows that 5% is the new 4%. In this interview, Bill explains how his thinking has evolved, what today’s retirees should know, and how you can plan smarter for a fulfilling, financially free retirement.
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