S2 #39 Having Multiple Streams of Income & Essential Money Lessons to Teach Your Children (Our Guest Sherry @saverspender)

Battle of the Budget

English - December 11, 2020 08:00 - 50 minutes - 35 MB - ★★★★ - 8 ratings
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Hello, Welcome to another episode of the Battle of the Budget Show. Here we discuss everything from financial infidelity, to common financial struggles. We talk about real issues. We interview a variety of individuals from everyday people to experts in the world of money.

She has 12 different income streams, she's all about style and fashion, empowering women and living a minimal lifestyle, a 37-year-old with no debt and over a million dollars in wealth.

She believes children need to be prepared and involved in the wealth-building process. She has taught her son age-appropriate lessons he will carry with him a lifetime.

She is a huge advocate for women having the strength and the finances to get out of a relationship that is abusive. With domestic abuse on the rise during this pandemic, she does what she can to teach women how to be independent. Please welcome to the show, Ms. Sherry.

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