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Hosted by Rachel Coons · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 120 episodes
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Welcome to The Money Mom Podcast, the ultimate guide for moms who want to take control of their finances, crush debt, and create a life of financial freedom and abundance. Hosted by Rachel Coons, a budgeting expert and mom of three, this podcast is your go-to resource for practical tips, mindset shifts, and empowering strategies to help you manage your money with confidence. Whether you’re navigating grocery budgets, tackling debt, or dreaming of building wealth for your family, each episode offers bite-sized, actionable advice to make money management simple, stress-free, and even enjoyable. With relatable stories, expert insights, and a dose of mom-to-mom encouragement, you'll learn how to transform your finances—one small step at a time. Tune in every week to discover how to save more, spend smarter, and feel empowered to create the financial life you deserve. Because when moms thrive financially, families flourish.
Rachel Coons hosts The Money Mom Podcast, a education show with 120 episodes published.
Money is the number one reason couples divorce. 50%. That stat hits different when you're the one lying awake at night wondering how to even bring it up with your spouse. In this episode, I'm talking about something that
I took six weeks off. No podcast episodes. No YouTube videos. No announcements. I just... stopped. And honestly? It was one of the best decisions I've made for my business and my life. In this episode, I'm coming back ra
You know you're supposed to pay off the high-interest debt first. You know you should stop putting things on the credit card. You know you should spend less than you earn. So why are you still stuck? In this episode, I'm
A year ago I was a frustrated mom who wanted so badly to build a business but had no idea what steps to take. I was scared of failure, scared of wasting time, and convinced I'd have to sacrifice everything that mattered
In this episode, I'm giving you my most honest take on MLMs, the good, the real, and what I actually think you should do if your goal is to make money from home on your own terms. We cover: What my MLM experience actuall
You've tried the apps. You've started the spreadsheet. You tracked your spending for a week (maybe two) and then life happened. Sound familiar? Here's what I want you to know: this is not a you problem. You don't have a
How I Feed a Family of 6 for $350–$400 Every Two Weeks (The SHOP Method) If you're spending $300, $400, or even $500+ a week on groceries and wondering where all your money is going...this episode is for you. I'm sharing
You've tried the budgets. You've downloaded the apps. You've tracked the spending. And you're still stressed. Here's what nobody is telling you: the problem isn't the numbers. It's what's happening underneath them: the t
We have $350,000 in student loans...and we're not paying them off early. When I posted about this on Instagram, the comments were a lot. So I decided to break down exactly what our strategy is, why we made this decision,
Most moms think creating a better financial future means budgeting harder or making more money… but what if that’s not actually the problem? In this episode, I’m walking you through the exact 5-step process that complete
You’d think making six figures would finally make you feel secure with money … but what if it doesn’t? In this episode, I’m breaking down why more income isn’t actually the solution to feeling stressed, anxious, or “bad”
Today’s episode is a personal update you’ve been asking for. A few months ago, I shared my experience starting a GLP-1—and since then, my DMs have been full of questions about what’s changed, what I’m still doing, and ho
If you’ve ever felt like you’re making money… but it just disappears, this episode is going to click. In this conversation with NLP trainer Megan, we break down: Why money comes in and goes right back out The subconsciou
Have you ever looked at your bank account and thought… “Why do I still feel broke?” The bills are paid. Your income might even be decent. But somehow, money still feels stressful, tight, and like it’s constantly slipping
In today’s episode, I’m doing something a little different. I’m sitting down with Jenna for a real, unfiltered coaching conversation about the money struggles so many women face but don’t always talk about out loud. We t
🎉 Episode 100 of The Money Mom Podcast! 🎉 Today’s episode is extra special because we’re celebrating our 100th episode with a real-life Money Mom Club member story—one that so many moms are going to see themselves in.
Money isn’t ruining your marriage...but the way you’re approaching it might be. If conversations about finances with your spouse feel tense, frustrating, or like you’re speaking two different languages, you are not alone
Money isn’t ruining your marriage — but the way you’re approaching it might be. If conversations about finances with your spouse feel tense, frustrating, or like you’re speaking two different languages, you are not alone
I’m about to say something that might sound crazy… I only spend $300–$350 every two weeks on groceries for my family of six. That’s about $700 a month — in Northern California. And no — we are not living on rice and bean
If you’ve ever Googled “How much should I spend on groceries?” and felt more confused than before… this episode is for you. There are a million answers out there, $100 per person, $200 per person, “it depends where you l
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