Podcast appearances and mentions of emily stroud

Emily Stroud graduated with full time Web Development Evening Cohort 19. Full Stack web developer student in Nashville Software School's E-19 cohort. Experience in: JavaScript, React, Python, Django, SQL, PostMan, Firebase, GitHub, VSCode and more.

To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1085/29 Do you ever feel overwhelmed and ill-equipped to deal with your personal finances? Take comfort in Matthew 11:28:Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.If you feel you’ll never experience financial freedom, maybe it’s time to change the decisions you make. Today, host Rob West talks with financial advisor Emily Stroud about spending money on what really matters. Emily Stroud is a mom, entrepreneur, and co-host of a brand-newTV series,Faithful Finance LIVE, streaming on Pure Flixand author ofFaithful Finance: 10 Secrets to Move from Fearful Insecurity to Confident Control. Everybody has issues with money. It’s not just married couples. It’s the top 3 reasons why people argue and divorce. Money represents our heart, hopes, fears, dreams, and our children. Having a plan is Biblical. There’s nothing wrong with sitting down and mapping out your future, and automating savings and financial decisions takes the stress out of all sorts of issues that come up with money. People think that using a financial advisor will be too expensive. But you can’t afford the mistakes that you’ll possibly make without someone who’s an expert in this field. The first step to financial freedom is to have a budget in place. It can be overwhelming for some but Emily has a free budget worksheet to get you started. Have a proper, cash reserve account. If your income is stable then Emily says to have at least 3 months of living expense in cash. This number, however, will be different for each person. Include estate planning early in financial planning. And parents need to name a guardian for their children. On today’s program we also answer your questions: I’d like to start buying silver. I know some people like it for long-term investments. I’ve already started buying small amounts but would like to buy 40% from my savings. What’s your opinion? What do you think of annuities? I’m approaching 80 years old and would like your opinion. Ask your questions at (800) 525-7000 or email them atquestions@moneywise.org. Visit our website atmoneywise.orgwhere you can connect with a MoneyWise Coach, purchase books, and even download free, helpful resources. Like and Follow us on Facebook atMoneyWise Mediafor videos and the very latest discussion!Remember that it’s your prayerful and financial support that keeps MoneyWise on the air. Help us continue this outreach by clicking the Donate tab at the top of the page.

This episode has all the things we need to know about money and how the pandemic and the seasons following will be impacted. Emily Stroud has a heart for helping people manage money without fear and anxiety. Encouragement we can all use! Listen in for a great conversation. Show Notes: https://bit.ly/389swcv

Ever wonder how people write and publish a book?My next guest is Emily Stroud who wears a lot of hats as a mom of two kids, businesswoman, and entrepreneur. She graduated from Texas A&M University and got her MBA from TCU. She’s Fully licensed with FINRA, a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) a Member of the Association of Investment Management and Cambridge Investment Research.Emily is a published author and wrote a book called “Faithful Finance” and followed that up with a TV show on Pure Flix Streaming called Faithful Finance Live. She has two decades of experience with helping people make smart choices about money. She knows that money can be one of the great causes of stress in life—but that it doesn’t have to be that way. Finances, in fact, can be a great source of joy, security, and hope. She launched Stroud Financial Management to be the vehicle to change financial lives!Listen in while I deconstruct her incredible journey and pull out useful strategies applicable to us all!Useful Links:Faithful Finance"Faithful Finance" by Emily Stroud

[PEACE FOR UNCERTAIN TIMES SERIES - Eps 1] As we search for peace while navigating uncertain times, financial planner Emily Stroud shows us how to look at our finances while going through tumultuous life events.   Links, Products and Resources Mentioned: Jesus Calling Podcast Jesus Calling books Stroud Financial Management Website Faithful Finance Book by Emily Stroud   Jesus Calling Social Media  Facebook Instagram Twitter Pinterest   See more videos around finding Peace for Uncertain Times on YouTube.com/JesusCalling Book   Interview Quotes: “I want you to look at [the COVID-19 Pandemic] as a storm. The rain will eventually stop. This will not go on forever. I know it's very unsettling when you don't know what the endgame is and how long it's gonna go on for. But you have to remember that this is temporary. “ - Emily Stroud “Do not let your emotions drive your investment decisions.” - Emily Stroud “God's still in control. He is not surprised by what is going on in the world right now. We were surprised. He is not surprised. He has good plans for you.” - Emily Stroud “He knows exactly what your situation is. True wealth really does come from God--and blessings may not look like financial blessings.” - Emily Stroud  Emily Stroud, Registered Representative Securities offered through Cambridge Investment Research, Inc., a Broker/Dealer, Member FINRA/SIPC.  Investment Advisor Representative Cambridge Investment Research Advisors, Inc., a Registered Investment   Advisor. Cambridge and Stroud Financial Management, Inc. are not affiliated. Jesus Calling and Stroud Financial Management, Inc. are not affiliated.

For two decades, financial advisor, entrepreneur, speaker, author and mother, Emily G. Stroud, has counseled clients on how to handle money, manage risk and plan for their financial future. Stroud is the owner and manager of the investment firm Stroud Financial Management, Inc. She holds an MBA, as well as the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) credential. Her newest book, “Faithful Finance: 10 Secrets to Move from Fearful Insecurity to Confident Control,” is available now. Emily is a regular contributor to TODAY Parents, the parenting website and online community for “The TODAY Show.” She lives in Fort Worth with her husband and two children. For more information, please visit EmilyGStroud.com.

Emily Stroud is a mom, wife, author and financial planner. She has some awesome insight into money and how it defines us. How can we work with our kids on it and shape our hearts to view money in the right way? Join us today on the podcast as we dig in!

On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, we've got an amazing guest coming on to chat with us about God, finances, and how she's using her faith and money smarts and skills to change lives. Emily Stroud is a wife, mom, author, entrepreneur, and financial adviser, working hard to change the stigma of talking about money - because talking about money is exactly what she loves to do! Emily's whole family is in the ministry, so naturally, she assumed she'd follow in some way or another. While getting her MBA, set to pursue non-profit consulting for churches and ministries, she took some financial courses, and it was obvious that here she'd found her calling. 20 years later, she counsels couples and individuals on managing money and faith in the best way possible. Emily is an inspiring guru of advice on all things finances, and touches on debt, investment, and staying on track financially as a married unit. This fantastic episode is packed with so many nuggets of wisdom to take in, but it's still only the tip of the iceberg of what she covers in her books, so go check them out on Amazon and give them a read! You're sure to learn something new! To learn more and find inspiration, keep up with Emily at EmilygStroud.com! WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE Managing your credit cards with maturity and accountability Approaching your spouse to talk about finances Beating your "financial fear" A rundown of Emily's free Budget Planner The long-term importance of starting a budget Spiritual rewards of living mindfully RESOURCES Faithful Finance: 10 Secrets to Move From Fearful Insecurity to Confident Control by Emily G. Stroud  Find Emily on Facebook!  Thank You For Listening! Get your FREE audiobook download and 30-day free trial at HisandHerMoney.com/Audible. With over 150,000 titles to choose from for your iPhone, Android, Kindle or mp3 player, Audible has a ton of audiobooks for you to try no matter what genre you love to read. Thanks for tuning into us on The His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section below. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review for The His & Her Money Show on iTunes! Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show, and we do read each and every one of them.  

Ann Voskamp is a mom, writer, teacher, speaker. Her book 1000 Gifts explored what it would be like to be grateful every day. Her newest book, the Way of Abundance talks about how joy can still spring from brokenness and suffering. She shares stories from her own life and urges us to drop our masks of perfection and embrace our scars, as our scars identify us with Jesus. Our second guest is financial planner Emily Stroud. Emily helps people think about their future not in terms of wealth, but in terms of living to our fullest potential. She helps us sift through being faithful in our finances and offers up hope for any of us who struggle with financial challenges

This week Josh sits down with Emily Stroud who owns and operates a boutique investment firm, and author of the new book, Faithful Finance.  Learn how to overcome your fear of money and all the complications that come with that.

This past year we have interviewed over 25 financial authorities on what they do with their personal income as well as how they advise their clients.  Generally these recommendations fall into three categories: savings, debt and relationships. Savings We all know we need to save for big things like retirement and kids college, but sometimes we get shiny object syndrome from something staring us right in the face. We interviewed Chris Hogan on Plaid Radio, Episode 60, Dave Ramsey personality and author of Retire Inspire.  Chris advises that we need to dream big for retirement.  We need to have big goals that are so worth the sacrifice of today we decide to invest for tomorrow.  If we have a spouse or partner he recommends a dream date.  What do you both see for the future? Dorethia Kelly also shared in Plaid Radio Episode 96 tactics on saving for college.  She recommended specialized savings accounts as well talking to your student so they understand their responsibility in the paying for college in addition to making the grade. And along with savings we cannot ignore investing and the need to make our money work just as had as we do.  We have few episodes that address investing (Terry Savage), markets (Bobbie Rebel, Episode 102) and your personal risk levels (John Wasik, Episode 99). Debt Honestly, debt keeps us back from our financial goals.  We had several guests knock out big levels of debt through side hustles (Lisa, Episode 86) and other just save, save, save. Bola from Clever Girl Finance shares her strategy in building up an emergency fund in Episode 119 and Melanie from Dear Debt helps clarify needs versus wants in Episode 106.  Both have different strategies, but are clear on their goals and working their way towards financial freedom.  They want to chose where their money goes not let debt tell them where they have to spend. Relationships As if having a personal relationship with money is not challenging enough, many times we have relationships with others that also involve money.  We are partners, married, parents and children which all come with their own set of money rules. Nick True from Mapped Out Money shares his relationship with love and money in Episode 109.  Following the episode he jumped in a tiny house and is touring the US with his bride so we need to check in on that. We also cover the tough topic of how to talk to your adult parents about money with Emily Stroud in Episode 121.  While we think the holidays can be a great time because the whole family, it's not.  Holidays are full of all kinds of emotions so plan this talk for another time. Plaid Radio also interview the Dr. Phil named "Cheapest Family in America," Steve and Annette from Money Smart Family (Episode 115).  These parents share how they economized with a big family, saved for college and instilled a work ethic in their own children. Check out these great episodes to learn more, get inspired and take control of your financial life.

The psychology of talking to our parents about money is confusing because it’s one of those things they should have talked to us about.  As adult children we sometimes take on the role of the parent by advising our older parents in financial and health matters.  Emily Stroud on Plaid Radio shares her advice. Emily Stroud is the owner of a boutique investment firm, Stroud Financial Management and author of Faithfull Finance which is available on Amazon.  As a wife, mom, and business owner, she understands the pressures of being a workingwoman in today’s world. Emily Stroud is a representative of  Cambridge Investment Research, Inc.,a Broker/Dealer, Member FINRA/SIPC. Investment Advisor Representative, Cambridge Investment Research Advisors, Inc., a Registered Investment Advisor.  Cambridge and Stroud Financial Management, Inc. and Plaid for Women, Inc. are not affiliated.  

Emily Stroud is the owner of a boutique investment firm, Stroud Financial Management and author of Faithfull Finance which is available on Amazon.  As a wife, mom, and business owner, I understand the pressures of being a workingwoman in today’s world.  Emily Stroud is a representative of  Cambridge Investment Research, Inc.,a Broker/Dealer, Member FINRA/SIPC. Investment Advisor Representative, Cambridge Investment Research Advisors, Inc., a Registered Investment Advisor.  Cambridge and Stroud Financial Management, Inc. and Plaid for Women, Inc. are not affiliated.