FinancesByBecky: Recent Episodes
FinancesByBecky
FinancesByBecky is a podcast that helps motivate and keep young families accountable to their financial goals through effective budgeting. We look at the family as a system that is dependant on each other to be financially successful. We go back to the basics of budgeting
In this episode I am joined by Sandra Trew, the owner and director of get real parental coaching. She is an expert in her field to help parents connect with their children. She has 30+ years of industry experience. We start off by talking about having money honest conversations. It’s important now more than ever to seek out help when needed.
So often when you are asked, How you are feeling. Our answers are fine? Have you ever really wondered how you are feeling and how bringing your emotions into your finances can affect your decision. In this episode I am giving you four questions to ask yourself when you do a check in.
Research shows that, couples who intentionally create financial management strategies are likely to achieve both financial and relationship satisfaction. In this episode I take you through 7 elements/methods to think about as couples. There is no one method for you, you pick what works for you but let’s start opening those lines of communication. There might be those emotional blockers that we need a process of unpacking. If this is you, I would like to hear from you so don’t forget to get intouch. Information@beckysmoneywellbeing.co.uk
When you enter into a credit agreements with someone else either a friend, relative or partner it creates a financial relationship that is called a financial association. This relationship will show up on your credit report. This podcast episode will cover pros and cons, things you should consider before getting into a financial relationship with someone and things you should check every time. How often do you check your financial association. If you are not sure and you would like to chat to use send us an email on information@beckysmoneywellbeing.co.uk
We look at five things to consider as you start your money journey as couples. Have you ever wondered what advise you would give your younger self. This episode is meant to get you to starting critically analysing the money decision you take when you are just starting up your money journey. How can two people combined their financial history and work towards the same goals? There is no wrong or write way, we look at some of the questions that you can ask yourself to provoke your own thoughts.
Compare how you nature everything in life including plants, take the same and apply it to your personal everyday financial life. If you can grow a plant you can nature your finances too.
Families are a foundation of some of the beliefs that we hold. Our lives are built around systems that works together. In this episode we apply tools to untangle some of these beliefs.
Obstacles can be mitigated. There is a link between the negative thoughts that we get (obstacles) and our past experiences that holds us back from achieving our financial goals
How do you check in with yourself?Have you ever tried to do a SWOT analysis on yourself. It works for everything even not financially related. Do the exercise in this episode.
My life, my journey and I write the ending. Sometimes we do have all the answers but all we need is a little push. I needed that this week.
Trying thinking about your money with a mindset that is not driven by emotions. Our behaviours and emotions only allows us to see a narrow view.
The biggest obstacles to your financial well-being journey can be answered by looking at your How’s and What’s as an interactive system that works together.
Parents have a lot of influence to encourage financial literacy in children. Financial Well-being is a lifetime of Financial Literacy
We look at a family as a system that works together to achieve goals. How the financial environment of couples changes when they come together. This year we are here to keep you motivated and accountable to achieve your goals.