Everyone loves a good debt freedom story, but how can you stay out of debt once you become debt free? In this episode, we share the behaviors and habits that have helped us remain debt free for over three years.

#19: How to Vacation without Breaking the Bank

Aug 7th, 2017 26m 59s

Co-host Ashlee loves planning trips. She creates travel guides, she helps friends and family map out the perfect vacation, and obsesses over the obscure local must-sees. In this episode, we dive into what the average traveler should know when p

#18: Challenging "Hustle Culture" and Finding Balance in Your Work

Jul 31st, 2017 25m 28s

In this episode, we break down "Hustle Culture"—exploring the trendy cultural pressures of working harder and longer hours, as well as the importance of finding balance in your career. While the millennial generation has tried to steer away fro

#17: Kyle Naylor on Why We Struggle to Find Our "Enough"

Apr 3rd, 2017 48m 4s

Kyle Naylor is a psychology researcher, speaker, and designer. Today, we deep dive into the deeper thinking behind our emotions and how they play into our financial lives. Things get heavy, but this is important stuff. Kyle's blog: http://kylen

#16: So You're Debt Free... Now What?

Feb 22nd, 2016 22m 11s

Getting out of debt—be it credit card/consumer debt or student loans—can seem like the biggest financial hurdle of our lives, but what should we do after becoming debt free? How can we easily transition from owing money to having extra disposab

#15: Where to Draw the Line Between Debt Repayment and Spending

Feb 8th, 2016 17m

This episode is inspired by a question from one of our listeners. As you're busy paying off debt and making better financial decisions, where do you draw the line between continued debt reduction and spending on things you want? Is it really pr

#14: A Complete Guide to Credit Card Churning with Ro Leavell

Feb 1st, 2016 1h 6m

What if you could travel around the world for free? Through the world of credit card churning, this can become a reality. On today’s show, we’re joined by one of my good friends and credit card churning expert, Ro Leavell. He breaks down everyt

#13: Challenging the Consumer Debt Mindset

Jan 25th, 2016 38m 9s

The average American household carries over $150,000 in combined debt. Between cars, houses, credit cards, and student loans, many of us carry debt higher than our net worth. We're not helped by the fact that much of our American culture has a

#12: Keeping Your Cool During a Declining Market

Jan 18th, 2016 21m 5s

As investors, it's hard for us to ignore the fact that the market hasn't been performing well lately. At the time of this posting, we appear to be heading into a bear market. There's a general sense of panic and confusion, which can often lead

#11: The Best Way to Stress Test Your Finances

Jan 14th, 2016 8m 59s

If you've been working on your financials lately, you've probably made progress on building a healthy emergency fund. While emergency funds are crucial in any financial plan, the problem is that we rarely create a disaster recovery plan for the

#10: Deep Dive into Life Insurance with Mason

Jan 11th, 2016 19m 44s

If you're anything like me, Life Insurance isn't something you've given much thought to in the past. That, or you might be wondering if Life Insurance is needed at this stage in your life. Joining me on the podcast today is my good friend, Maso

#9: Why You Struggle With Budgeting and How to Budget Effectively

Jan 4th, 2016 25m 57s

Budgeting can be a struggle for many of us. When you're not budgeting properly, it can cause guilt, frustration, and an overall lack of excitement about your finances. Today, we break down those common pain points and discuss ways to budget mor

#8: Important Behaviors for Financial Fitness

Dec 28th, 2015 33m 39s

Throughout the past few years of improving our finances, we've narrowed down a few key behaviors that have strengthened our overall level of financial fitness. In today's podcast, we break down four of those behaviors.

#7: Break the Paycheck to Paycheck Cycle

Dec 21st, 2015 8m 28s

Do you live paycheck to paycheck? According to CNN Money, over 75% of Americans live this way. Today, we'll quickly discuss how you can break this cycle and finally get some breathing room for your finances.

#6: Understanding Your 401k

Dec 14th, 2015 33m 49s

Does the thought of manually setting up your 401k make you sweat? In today’s episode, we break down some of the complexities of the traditional 401k plan to give you the confidence to make the best of your retirement savings.

#5: Managing Money Arguments With Your Spouse

Dec 7th, 2015 21m 4s

Money is one of the most common pain points in many people's marriage. We've seen it among couples around us, but we've been fortunate to build habits in our relationship that lead to overall money harmony (har-money? See what I did there?). In

#4: Cash vs Credit Cards

Jun 29th, 2015 19m 13s

He loves credit cards. She loves cash. Will we ever get along? In this episode, we discuss our varying views on the great cash vs credit card debate. We also discuss how we use credit cards in our financial lives.

#3: Our Debt Freedom Story

May 4th, 2015 18m 44s

Are you in debt? Join us as we explore the common pitfalls that lead to debt, debt myths, and how to finally achieve a debt-free lifestyle. In this episode, we share our debt story and the steps we took to get out of debt and stay that way.

#2: What is Financial Independence?

Mar 29th, 2015 18m 23s

What does it really mean to be financially independent? Today, we’ll explore the financially independent lifestyle and how you can achieve it for yourself.

#1: Let's Talk About Frugal Marriage

Mar 22nd, 2015 21m 45s

Welcome to the first episode of the Save Money Dammit podcast!In our first episode, we introduce ourselves and discuss one of the best ways we've found to manage your money with your partner or spouse.

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