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How We Money: The messy middle

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Most of what Erika and Tyler Tordsen know about money, they taught themselves. Now — with two careers, two kids, and two dogs — these college sweethearts are learning how to navigate life in the messy middle.

How to have "the talk" with your parents

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Your parents might be approaching the age when you need to have “the talk” with them.

How to change your money destiny and reduce financial stress for good

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Money is the #1 stressor for 63% of Americans. But, what if it didn’t have to be? On the latest episode of Common Cents on the Prairie™, I sat down with Dr.

4 strategies for navigating a market downturn

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At the beginning of this year, the markets were at all-time highs. Now we’re experiencing a market downturn, inflation is at its highest in 40 years, and interest rates are rising.

Raising financially successful kids

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When it comes to kids and money, you can’t count on a high school personal finance class to teach them everything they need to know.

Your money questions answered

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Do you have questions about tackling student loan debt, funding your child’s college education, or paying off your mortgage early? So do a lot of other people!

Catching up with the Joneses (ft. Rachel Cruze)

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Has social media made comparison culture worse? Are we actually just trying to keep up with broke people? On the first ever episode of Common Cents on the Prairie™, we talked about keeping up with the Joneses.

It's time to have the money talk

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Have you had the money talk with your significant other, your kids, your family, or your friends yet? We’ve shared a lot about the importance of talking about money on our podcast.

How We Money: Finding financial freedom

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Financial freedom is not just a state of independence — it’s also a mindset. And Heather and Amos Kittelson had the right mindset when they committed to paying off more than $50,000 of debt.

5 secrets to successful investing

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Timing the market. Trading. Rebalancing. If you’re investing, chances are you’re taking part in one or more of these activities. But are you doing any of them right?
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