The research bears it out: Millionaires combine finances.

But how? It is so hard to get on the same page with money, especially for those of us in new relationships who have experienced broken trust. 

In this episode I jump into the studies that talk about the impact of money on relationships, the questions we need to ask each other to start moving toward being on the same page with money, and I ask burning questions to a marriage counselor and relationship expert, Ashley Elliot. We even talk about "marital bliss" - it gets steamy! 

10 Things to Ask a Spouse to get on the Same Page: http://katihyer.com/10-questions-to-ask-your-spouse-to-get-on-the-same-page-with-money/ ​

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Learn more about Ashley's Why People Leave Course: https://www.elliottlifecoaching.com/why-people-leave

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Is it ever ok to splurge, like when I get a sudden infusion of cash? 

Splurge, no - but indulge, or enjoy a luxury? Yes - if you make sure to do three things first, and in this episode I'll tell you what those three critical things are in order for an indulgence or two to work with your financial plan. 

For real - the Proverbs 31 woman enjoys luxe things in her home. How, you ask? You'll have to listen to find out. 

Plus, for those of us pinching our pennies - I share 10 ways to enjoy luxury for free - or almost free! 

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Swallowed pennies, car-eating squirrels, and holes in roofs, oh my! Hear about the 9 real emergencies our family faced in the past five years, and how having an emergency fund made all the difference.

Plus I'll share three ways you can build your emergency fund TODAY.

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When we had $154,000 of student loans and a $35,000 income - we didn't know what to do. As we walked the painful journey of righting all our financial wrongs, we came to realize that generosity had to be a central piece for us. But how, outside of giving up our food money, could we be generous when we were paying $1,300 minimums?! I talk about it in this episode and give you three ways you can be generous, even when you're in debt.

PLUS I interview Brian Jewell, Creator of 30 Days to Financial Freedom, about faith and finances, and we had a hilarious conversation about our most embarrassing trips to the grocery store. Take his course and find financial freedom in just 30 days at https://www.30dayfreedom.com/kati​ and save 15%.

How do I go from my financial mess to financial peace (and what IS the stock market???)

From GameStop to Redditors - what's going on with your money, ladies? 

In this episode, we dive into why even some American families struggle to make ends meet on $200K, what is the stock market, how to get to $1000 in an emergency fund - and what do the distaff and spindle have to do with money, Proverbs 31 Woman? 

You'll have to listen in to find out.

BTW: I'm speaking at the Smart and Frugal Moms Conference on what you need to do when you need a miracle in your money!

It's just $10. https://changeyourfinances.com/sfm2021/​

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Did you know that women invest later, less, and less aggressively than men? Add to that the fact that women make on average 82 cents for every dollar men earn. What's behind this?

In this episode, we ask if the Proverbs 31 Woman knows anything about investing, talk about the meaning of the word 'profit', and dive into the conundrum: doesn't the Bible say that money is the root of all evil?

Plus I share a story about shoes and glue and money shame. All to be honest and raw about our financial journey so you can make better money decisions and have fun learning about all things finance. 

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Is it possible to get a raise these days? In fact, it's possible to not only get a salary bump, but to double your earnings in three years or less. All you need is to do three simple things.

Listen in, and learn the steps, how to be battle-ready for work - plus we talk about what is "girding one's loins" anyway?!

 We talk this episode with Nicole Beck of the Zebra - where by the way you might be able to save some moolah on insurance... Check them out! https://www.thezebra.com/

Let's talk about real estate. The right way, the wrong way, the way we did it, and what the Proverbs 31 woman says about it. PLUS

Make your 2021 finances better than your 2020 finances! https://www.relevantmagazine.com/life5/treating-your-money-differently-in-2021/

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We talk productivity, taking your career seriously, and still having friends, family, and time for yourself on this episode of the Kati Hyer Show.

Alissa Jenkins from the Hustle Humbly Podcast joins to talk productivity hacks, and I highly recommend the book I Know How She Does It by Laura Vandercam. (Find it on Amazon here: https://amzn.to/35GGCAL)

Is your money ready to set sail on rough seas no matter what waves come, or are you one of millions of Americans eagerly awaiting the stimulus check as the solution to calm the storm?

In this episode learn about the things you must change to stormproof your finances, so the next time an emergency comes it doesn't sink your family's ship. Plus we'll discuss our Heroine the Proverbs 31 woman / How a Pantry Challenge can provide margin for your budget / And what should we do about giving to charity when we're living paycheck to paycheck?