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Is money (or lack thereof) keeping you from fully enjoying your life? Are the stories you tell yourself preventing you from improving your money mindset and having a better relationship with your finances? Join Keina Newell of Wealth Over Now on Money Files: your financial toolkit and a place to start working on your money mindset, learn new financial concepts, and hear candid conversations from her clients who have been right where you are and are on the other side. If you are ready to start your financial journey, head to www.wealthovernow.com and subscribe for new episodes each week.
Unknown Host hosts Money Files: Money Mindset & Personal Finance, a business show with 271 episodes published.
The holidays are not a surprise. Christmas comes every single year. Thanksgiving comes every single year. New Year's Eve comes every single year. And yet most people walk into November completely unprepared, spend the en
You told yourself this was going to be the year you paid off debt. Maybe you have made some progress, maybe you have not, or maybe the debt you paid off earlier this year has quietly started creeping back up. If you are
If you have ever paid off your credit card balance and watched it creep right back up within a few months, you already know that paying off debt and getting out of debt are two completely different things. In this episod
Have you been telling yourself you'll start when things calm down? Maybe when the debt drops a little, when the new job comes through, when the kids settle in, when you finally feel ready? I want you to sit with that for
You set a goal to get your finances together. You had a solid week or two. Then life happened and you missed your money date. Now you're telling yourself the whole thing is ruined. In this episode, Keina talks directly t
Are you spending money to feel better? Just sit with that question for a second before we dive in, because if you had to answer it honestly, the answer is probably yes. And that is not a bad thing on its own, but what I
You have a budget, or at least a list of bills you have been working from, and somewhere along the way the economy shifted, prices went up, and your budget stayed exactly where it was. So now you are getting to the end o
You started this year with an intention. Maybe it was January 1st, maybe it was sometime before the new year even started, but at some point you told yourself this was going to be the year you finally got out of debt, st
There is a phrase you have probably said to yourself this week, maybe even this morning on the way to work, when that bill you keep pushing to the back of your brain showed up again. And that phrase is "I'll figure it ou
You told yourself you'd be more intentional this year — and then Memorial Day weekend showed up, your friends started texting, and you committed to the trips, the concerts, the rooftop brunches. If you're being honest, y
You’ve done it before. You come back from your trips, you drop your bags, and before you can even exhale there's that knot. The one that shows up right before you open your banking app. The one that makes you want to jus
In today’s podcast I’m interviewing my client Lisa and you might relate to her story more than you think. Before working with me, Lisa would go on vacation and assess the damage when she came back. But what Lisa has figu
You've told yourself a version of your money story where your credit card balance, your bank statements, and your savings account balance or lack thereof is your fault. The story says if you were more disciplined. If tha
You paid it off. You told yourself this time was different. And then, slowly, the balance crept back up and somehow you're sitting in more debt than when you started. That's not a you problem. That's a pattern problem. A
You told yourself you'd only touch it in a real emergency. But then the car needed tires, a friend's birthday trip came up, and somehow your savings account is lower than it was three months ago — and you're not even sur
Have you ever set a savings goal and then quietly stopped following it? Maybe you told yourself you would save five hundred dollars a month, but life happened and you dipped into it, skipped a month, or decided the numbe
If you and your partner are paid on different schedules and it feels like that’s the reason your money is not working, this episode is going to help you look at the real issue. I’m uncovering what happens when couples or
If you’ve been telling yourself you’re going to get around to fixing your money, this episode puts language to what’s actually happening. I’m talking directly to the high-earner who can name all the things they should do
If your pay structure has ever made you feel stressed, behind, or like your money should be working better than it is, you’re not alone. A lot of people think the problem is how often they get paid, but that usually is n
If you’ve ever avoided talking about money with your partner because you didn’t want the conversation to turn into a disagreement, you’re not alone. A lot of couples know they should be talking about money, but the conve
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Money Files: Money Mindset & Personal Finance is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under business (investing) and has published 271 episodes.
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