Troubled Finances? There Is Hope!: Recent Episodes
David G. Toussaint
Real Life Examples and How to Handle Them, by David G. Toussaint, Financial Coach for 30 years.
Are you stressed over your finances and life? Huge numbers of people are suffering over this and are stressed. What do you need? You need a plan, a proven plan, guaranteed to help.
In these podcasts you will find answers about: What do you do when the marriage is at risk? What do you do when you are betrayed? What do you do when the husband or wife dies? What do you do when you cannot meet obligations? What do you do when there are problems at work? What do you do when you have borrowed too much?
These are all real stories, they happened. Only the identifying specifics are changed. Some of these stories will make you cry, some will make you laugh, and all can make you wiser. For more information, visit our web site: www.troubledfinances.com.
Where is the intersection of passion, style and gifting in your life? Dr. Scott Toussaint, an expert in career transition, explores how to find this elusive place in this segment.
What counsel would you provide to a guy who loses his job and is so afraid to tell his wife that he leaves the house each morning like he is going to work, but instead goes to a parking lot and sits there all day until it is time to go home for dinner. This is a fascinating story; you will enjoy it.
Are you looking forward to the New Year with anticipation or with dread? Do you have Troubled Finances? There is Hope! Listen to Johnny Bedford's story and learn how he solved his problem.
You know how sometimes problems happen, and it looks like they are going to be really expensive. But then, God comes through, just at the right time.
Do you think God would have direction for Janice? If so, how do you determine what His direction would be?
John and his wife made a family loan to their son--but the son did not keep his part of the bargain--his obligations. What to do now? Possible solutions, and guidelines to follow to avoid this happening to you.
When she lost her job, soon thereafter she lost her apartment, her car, everything. In an act of desperation she moved in with her brother. What should she do now?
Listen and find out (from the book Troubled Finances? There Is Hope!)
What happens when spouses do not communicate about their finances? What happens when they have differing points of view? How to fix this.
Jackie and Josephine, mother and daughter, were always close, and then Josephine just HAD to have this classy car, which she could not qualify for. Under pressure from her daughter, Jackie co-signed. But then, Covid happened, Josie lost her job, and Jackie was not prepared to make those payments. Listen to see what happened, and what can be done to correct it.
Carole and Steve, no money and no time. Carole was working two jobs, Steve's job was low-paying. With everything else that needed to get done, there didn't seem to be time for cooking. But they needed to eat, so it was off to fast food or carry-out, at a cost of three times the price of groceries. And the credit cards always handled it, until they couldn't. What to do now?