26. Combining Our Finances - Allegra & Jake
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English - September 02, 2020 12:00 - 36 minutes - 25.7 MBSelf-Improvement Education Business Investing investing money investments saving wealthy finance budget invest women female Homepage Download Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
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Allegra (founder & CEO of Factora) and Jake (her partner in love and life) recently decided to combine their finances. So many women in the Factora community ask about joint finances, so after tweaking and testing, Allegra & Jake are sharing what’s worked for them and the system they’re building to fit their lifestyle.
They cover:
Why they decided to conjoin finances now after years of being together. How they use Jake’s salary, Allegra’s salary, and rental income for different types of expenses. The details of the financial system they use with accounts & credit cards. How they “budget” together. Other areas of their finances that they optimized as a result of merging finances. How they strategically bought a car (and didn’t settle for anything less than what they wanted!). Why they decided to fully pay off Jake’s student loans instead of paying the minimum due. How they’re laser-focused on business entrepreneurship and real estate, and how that informs all of their financial decisions.Download our FREE financial framework workbook
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Allegra (founder & CEO of Factora) and Jake (her partner in love and life) recently decided to combine their finances. So many women in the Factora community ask about joint finances, so after tweaking and testing, Allegra & Jake are sharing what’s worked for them and the system they’re building to fit their lifestyle.
They cover:
Why they decided to conjoin finances now after years of being together. How they use Jake’s salary, Allegra’s salary, and rental income for different types of expenses. The details of the financial system they use with accounts & credit cards. How they “budget” together. Other areas of their finances that they optimized as a result of merging finances. How they strategically bought a car (and didn’t settle for anything less than what they wanted!). Why they decided to fully pay off Jake’s student loans instead of paying the minimum due. How they’re laser-focused on business entrepreneurship and real estate, and how that informs all of their financial decisions.