96: Speaking Fluent Finance with Wilson Muscadin

Wilson Muscadin grew up knowing how to handle money. His father assigned him “book reports” rather than simply giving him an allowance. But the books he read were personal finance books, like Rich Dad, Poor Dad, The Millionaire Next Door and Think and Grow Rich.
Unsurprisingly, Wilson learned a lot from reading these books. Well played, Dad Muscadin. Wilson handled his finances intelligently through high school and into college, where he saw so many friends making ridiculous mistakes with their money. Things like charging pizza and gas - and not paying off the credit card bill at the end of every month!
He graduated with very little undergrad debt and worked in corporate insurance, but always wanted to teach people about finance. Back to school for an MBA at Duke - and more than $100,000 in student loan debt!!!
Wilson’s path to teaching people how to fix their finances was cemented when a random Facebook post about paying off his student loan debt (4 months after his first son was born) garnered more comments and questions than the post about the birth of his child!
Wilson paid off his debt, now has two sons, moved across the country and is dedicated to helping more people understand how money works, and break the cycle of paycheck-to-paycheck so they can become financially free.
In This Episode We Cover:

Wilson's journey with money

Had an open discussion with his dad about money growing up 

Money books he read

The reason why he did not pursue as a financial advisor

The importance of having a financial literacy

The perfect environment on getting our kids to learn financial education

What lifestyle changes did they make in order to save money and pay off their debt

Got a lot of comments after he posted on Facebook that he paid off his student loan debt

Focused on having a baby fund and 2 years expense fund after paying off their debt

How he started doing financial coaching

Mistakes that other people make with their finances

The first thing he teach people to do with their finances

And SO much more!

Links:

Blogger Net Worth Tracker - Rockstar Finance Directory

My Fab Finance

Mindy Jensen

Scott Trench

Connect with Wilson:

The Money Speakeasy

Facebook

Instagram

Twitter

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Wilson Muscadin grew up knowing how to handle money. His father assigned him “book reports” rather than simply giving him an allowance. But the books he read were personal finance books, like Rich Dad, Poor Dad, The Millionaire Next Door and Think and Grow Rich.

Unsurprisingly, Wilson learned a lot from reading these books. Well played, Dad Muscadin. Wilson handled his finances intelligently through high school and into college, where he saw so many friends making ridiculous mistakes with their money. Things like charging pizza and gas - and not paying off the credit card bill at the end of every month!

He graduated with very little undergrad debt and worked in corporate insurance, but always wanted to teach people about finance. Back to school for an MBA at Duke - and more than $100,000 in student loan debt!!!

Wilson’s path to teaching people how to fix their finances was cemented when a random Facebook post about paying off his student loan debt (4 months after his first son was born) garnered more comments and questions than the post about the birth of his child!

Wilson paid off his debt, now has two sons, moved across the country and is dedicated to helping more people understand how money works, and break the cycle of paycheck-to-paycheck so they can become financially free.

In This Episode We Cover:

Wilson's journey with money
Had an open discussion with his dad about money growing up 
Money books he read
The reason why he did not pursue as a financial advisor
The importance of having a financial literacy
The perfect environment on getting our kids to learn financial education
What lifestyle changes did they make in order to save money and pay off their debt
Got a lot of comments after he posted on Facebook that he paid off his student loan debt
Focused on having a baby fund and 2 years expense fund after paying off their debt
How he started doing financial coaching
Mistakes that other people make with their finances
The first thing he teach people to do with their finances
And SO much more!

Links:

Blogger Net Worth Tracker - Rockstar Finance Directory
My Fab Finance
Mindy Jensen
Scott Trench

Connect with Wilson:

The Money Speakeasy
Facebook
Instagram
Twitter

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices