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Raising financially successful kids

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?

Retirement planning is more than just numbers

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Retirement can be exciting — or scary, depending on your circumstances. For those who plan well, account for their anticipated needs, and have a good idea of what to expect, retirement can and should be rewarding!

How you can listen to our podcast

One of the biggest misconceptions when it comes to investing and financial planning is that you have to have hundreds of thousands or even millions of dollars to do it. That’s simply not true.

How We Money: Married with debt

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Eric and Laryssa Fahrendorf know something about debt. Actually, they know 360,000 somethings about debt. The couple, who have been married for a little more than a year, graduated from chiropractic school with a combined $360,000 in student loan debt.