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Money Peach

The Money Peach Podcast is a weekly show hosted by Chris Peach, the founder of the award-winning blog and personal finance website - Money Peach. What you can expect from this show: Chris Peach is an advocate for everyday people who want to know how to manage the everyday money. He believes the financial world is broken and it’s meant to be confusing - the less you know the more they (the financial world) makes. How it all started: Chris Peach was once struggling financially himself. In 2011 he was living paycheck to paycheck, facing $52,000 in consumer debt, and didn’t have a clue of what to do next. After learning the right way to manage the money and creating a plan, Chris paid of all of his debt and has never looked back. He's been showing people how to do the same ever since. Every Friday, Chris brings someone on the show to talk about money. From budgeting, to saving, to making more, and even some incredible stories to motivate your form real-life, everyday people who are winning with money. This is the show for the everyday, hard-working, people who want someone to show them what to do and how to do it...and in terms we can all understand! Welcome to the Money Peach Podcast!
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Now displaying: August, 2016
Aug 25, 2016

Do you ever feel like you are paying off your debt with the little bit here or a little bit there mentality?

Most people are a mile wide and inch deep when paying off debt, however I am going to show you how be an inch wide and a mile deep and laser focused with your debt payoff plan.

In this week’s episode, I am going to share with you the proven formula we used to pay off our $52k in 7 months and the exceptions to every rule when paying off your debt the right way.

Debt Snowball vs Debt Avalanche: http://moneypeach.com/debt-snowball-vs-debt-avalanche

Aug 17, 2016

Studies have shown everyone will experience a devastating financial hardship in any given 10 year period.

Now that we know this is a fact, let’s be proactive for it and prepare for it. The worst time to go further into debt is when you are experiencing a financial disaster.

Instead of swiping the credit card or taking out a line of credit when your next emergency hits, what can you do to better prepare yourself?

By the end of this lesson, you will understand how much you need, when do you need it, and where should be parking that emergency fund.

The 5 Steps to Building Your Emergency Fund: http://moneypeach.com/session6

Aug 11, 2016

There are four main reasons for saving money, and one of the most popular reasons for saving is to buy “stuff”.

In this week’s episode, I am going to show you the world of sinking funds. Sinking funds are the only way I recommend saving for your next big vacation, birthdays, holidays, a new car, or anything you can think of.

I will show you the step-by-step system for setting up your sinking funds and how to integrate these sinking funds into your monthly budget.

Save More with Sinking Funds: http://moneypeach.com/how-to-save-more-money-with-sinking-funds

Aug 4, 2016

Debit cards have become the read-headed step-child in your wallet.

There is an absolute myth out there surrounding the safety of your debit card, and whether or not you are protected when purchasing online, when traveling, or anywhere for that matter.

In this week’s episode, I will disprove these nasty rumors and share with you exactly what you should be doing when using your debit card.

Bonus: I will answer questions you have about the new microchip debit cards.

Show Notes and a Free Budget Download: http://moneypeach.com/session4

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