Fiscally Fit with Kevin Harrison

What if leaving your beneficiaries with little to no money was of greater value than leaving them with it all? In this episode, Ramsey preferred coach Kevin Harrison takes a look at some troubling statistics and has a recommendation for how Baby Boomers can change the course of history.

When developing a cash flow plan, it is important to keep the end in mind. In this episode, Ramsey Preferred Coach Kevin Harrison explains what that means and gives us the timeframe to think about.

With a record outstanding balance of over 1.5 trillion dollars in student loans, going into debt for college is the norm. But that doesn't have to be your story. You can go to college without going into debt. For more information, visit www.fiscally.fit

An article published at Investopedia.com says that having an emergency account is a bad idea. Is it really? In this episode of Fiscally Fit, financial coach Kevin Harrison tells us why that is simply and demonstrably not true, and gives us some guidelines to use in funding an emergency account. For more information, visit www.fiscally.fit

Can you actually save money by shopping for groceries online? Ramsey Preferred Coach Kevin Harrison answers that question in this episode of Fiscally Fit. For more information and to get $10 toward your next online purchase, visit https://unboundmedia.org/fiscally-fit-podcast

One of the biggest enemies of financial peace is pride, and what makes it such a powerful foe is that it's nearly impossible to see in the mirror. For more episodes, visit www.fiscally.fit

What distinguishes good debt from bad debt? In this episode of Fiscally Fit, we will look at the definition of good debt. For more episodes, visit www.fiscally.fit

How many of us keep trying to dig our way out of a hole? Time to lay the shovel down and try something different. Find more episodes at www.fiscally.fit

Nearly half of the people that pay off their credit card debt are back in debt equal to or greater than their previous debt within 3 years. Here is one reason why I think that happens so frequently. For more episodes visit www.fiscally.fit

There are certainly a number of factors in your life that you have no power to change. But these factors are not determinant. In this episode of Fiscally Fit, we talk about the power of choice. For more episodes visit www.fiscally.fit

Are you taking advantage of the power of compounding interest, or is it working against you? For more episodes, visit www.fiscally.fit

Travel miles and reward points are simply putting lipstick on a pig. The research is conclusive - you spend more with plastic than you do with cash, so the money you think you're getting back is simply a fraction of what you've overspent. In this episode, Coach Kevin talks about harnessing the emotional power behind cash to get and stay money fit. For more episodes, visit www.fiscally.fit.

Striving for fiscal fitness necessarily means filtering through all the “noise” of the culture around you, rejecting the voices that lead to financial failure and embracing those that lead to long term health. Don't buy the hype.  For more episodes, visit fiscally.fit.

What is the motivation behind this podcast? In this episode, I share a brief glimpse of my scars in the hope that it will help to answer that question, as well as encourage those that still struggle with the mistakes of their past. No matter where you are in life right now, there is a path to fiscal fitness and a peace that transcends circumstances.

If you've itemized your tax return in the past, chances are this year you won't. In this episode, we talk about the new standardized deductible and how it will save many people all of hassle and money.

Getting a fat check back from the IRS is awesome, right? No, not really. In this episode, we will talk about how that big refund is actually costing you a lot of money.

Confused by our tax code? Well, you aren't alone. In this episode of the Fiscally Fit podcast, we will take a look at what it means and what it doesn't mean to be in a specific tax bracket and how you can best determine the percentage of income tax your paying. For more episodes, visit fiscally.fit.