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Award-winning, bestselling author Erin Skye Kelly and her best friend, Keri Blakeney, make money fun in this podcast about financial literacy and behavior change. Erin has helped thousands pay off millions in debt, and together, they’re here to help you take control of your finances—without the boredom.
Cloud10 hosts Get the Hell Out of Debt, a business show with 664 episodes published.
In today’s Encore episode, we bringing back a favorite because learning how to navigate money as a couple is one of the most important conversations you'll ever have. Sometimes love, partnership, and money just don’t spl
We're bringing back this Encore episode to revisit one of our most valuable conversations about money and relationships. An amazing woman in the Get The Hell Out Of Debt community is just days away from crushing $7
As part of our Encore summer, we're bringing back this episode to help you make smarter, more confident money decisions. Is a 25-year mortgage really a bigger commitment than marriage? Keri and Erin share their own exper
We're bringing back this episode to help you build a healthier, more empowering money mindset. Most people are stressed about money not only because of the actual numbers in their bank account, but because money represen
We're bringing back this episode to revisit one of the most important financial fundamentals. It truly is the key to your success. There’s a number in your life that knows all your secrets. It knows about the credi
Today's summer Encore is the perfect place to start. Whether you're brand new to the podcast or looking for a refresher, these financial fundamentals are worth revisiting. Starting strong with your money doesn’t have to
When a listener asks how to stop slipping back into old shopping habits during a season of major life changes, Erin offers a perspective that challenges the way most people think about spending, self-worth, and financial
There’s a reason some people can walk into a room, speak for a few minutes, and suddenly have everyone leaning in. In this episode, Erin and Keri explore that “It Factor” with author and presentation expert, Colin Boyd.
Erin and Keri look at the everyday habits, hidden assumptions, and seemingly harmless decisions that slowly erode trust, wealth, and financial freedom. Tune in for an honest conversation about how telling the truth might
Hear ye, hear ye: the people are fed up. As we prepare for the long weekend, Erin and Keri read listener declarations proclaiming freedom from all kinds of nonsense. Grab a hot dog, wave a tiny flag, and prepare to see y
Erin and Keri discuss a real life TikTok scenario that highlights the difference between giving kids money and teaching them how to use it. Have a listen for Erin’s practical ideas for building financial literacy, how to
A listener calls in with a dilemma that sparks a conversation about career identity, self-worth, boundaries, workplace culture, and the stories we tell ourselves about money. Erin challenges some common beliefs about car
Erin shares a framework for navigating uncertainty without losing momentum, and explains why some people will emerge stronger from this transition than ever before. This episode is about more than AI - it's about buildin
A listener wrestling with a debt payoff decision sparks a conversation about momentum, motivation, integrity, and why the "best" financial choice isn't always straightforward. If you change your plan halfway through, are
A listener has a student loan question that sits right in that grey area. Erin goes through the hidden trade-offs that come with borrowing, saving, investing, and trying to squeeze extra value from money that isn't techn
Picture this: you’re at the checkout and your total goes over your budget. Do you let the cashier carry on and deal with the repercussions later? Or do you stop them and ask to put something back? Your choice says more a
When a listener questions whether paying for coverage makes sense for aging parents and an older spouse, Erin dives into the uncomfortable - but wildly important - conversation most families avoid. This episode is going
A promotion. A hidden account. A marriage that looks fine on paper... Erin and Keri explore the blurry line between secrecy and self-protection, the financial habits couples fall into without realizing it, and why money
What if the hardest part of getting out of debt isn’t a lack of discipline… but the price tag attached to being stretched too thin? Erin and Keri get into the uncomfortable reality that sometimes the people with the leas
Have you been in a situation where someone in your life decided that your emergency was their financial problem? This episode digs into a listener dilemma that sounds like it's about $80 but is actually about something m
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Get the Hell Out of Debt is hosted by Cloud10. The show is categorised under business (investing) and has published 664 episodes.
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