Podcasts about young finances

Looking to balance work and family? LaTisha Styles shares her take and story on being a happily married entrepreneur! Entrepreneurs + Marriage One of the ways the pandemic has reshaped things is by seeing how many more people are working from home.  I've seen different reports and estimates give ranging from 25-32%.  Working from home offers many benefits, but has its challenges. I've been working from home for years and had a flow. When my husband went full-time remote and the kids did the virtual academy with school, we knew we had reconfigured a few things to make it work.  We created spaces for school and work and had to adjust our schedules and routines. As working parents, we have to be careful that work doesn't spill over to family time.  It's especially hard as an entrepreneur, where you have a huge impact on your business's bottom line.  This is why I'm pulling from the archives an interview I had with LaTisha Styles. She's the Founder & CEO of You've Got Clients®, a marketing consultancy. When I first met her she created Young Finances to help millennials build better habits with their money.  During our chat, Latisha shared her thoughts, experiences, and tips on being an entrepreneur and being fully engaged with her family. In this episode we get into:  what made Leticia start her own business creating boundaries for her family and business how she and her husband support one I hope you enjoy it!  Resources to Help You Launch a Side Hustle If you're ready to make the leap, here are some more resources to help you build another income stream. Best Budget and Money Apps: Personal Capital, Tiller, Mint Jumpstart Your Marriage and Your Money 5 Days to $5K  Launch by Jeff Walker The 4-Hour Workweek: Escape 9-5, Live Anywhere, and Join the New Rich Launching a Business as a Creative Entrepreneur Developing a Money Making Hobby Starting and Building a Side Hustle with Fiverr Thank You to Our Sponsor Coastal! Support for this podcast comes from Coastal Credit Union. If you're living in the Raleigh Durham area and looking to bank better, come check out Coastal today! We've been members for years and love their service and competitive rates on checking and savings accounts! Rollover Your 401(k) Easily with Capitalize We're grateful for wonderful partners like Capitalize. Not only do they support the podcast, but they help make managing your money so much easier.  Did you know that it's estimated that there are currently over 24 million “forgotten” 401(k) accounts? In fact, the average American changes jobs every 4 years.  And because of the Great Resignation, you or someone you know might be changing jobs even more  It's an extreme case of out of sight and out of mind. Is your old 401(k) in there somewhere, left behind at a job you're no longer with? One huge benefit with an IRA is you get to choose how your money is invested, not your old employer.  If you want to consolidate your old 401(k) and have more options with how you invest, it may be time to roll them over into an IRA.   With Capitalize, they handle the process from start-to-finish – for FREE. They handle the process from start-to-finish, and yes that includes calling the 401(k) provider on your behalf.  Find out how and get started today! Support the Podcast!  If you enjoyed this episode and found it helpful, here are some ways to support it. Spread the word. If you have friends who could boost their savings, please share this episode with them on social media or just email the link!   Leave a review. Every review helps! Please share your honest feedback on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.  Visit our Couple Money Toolkit for more info on available apps, tools, and services to master your money together. Become a Patron.  This episode was originally published in November 2016. Show notes have been updated March 2022.

This is an introduction to what Young Finances is all about as well as teaching about what opportunity cost is. This include both the benefits and consequences. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/anthony-iwen/support

This episode is for all the Clever Girl entrepreneurs out there (and the aspiring ones too). I had the pleasure of speaking with business strategist and finance expert and the founder of LatishaStyles.com and Youngfinances.com/tv. On this episode we talked about what it takes to start, fund and grow your side hustle and how to transition from being a part time business owner to being a full time business owner. LaTisha also shared her own personal story and how she got into business. -- You can keep up with LaTisha on her websites mentioned above and also on Facebook @LatishaTv For the books, tools and resources mentioned in this episode, visit the main show notes page here: https://www.clevergirlfinance.com/podcast-episodes/podcast-episode-46-what-it-takes-to-build-a-successful-full-time-business-with-latisha-styles If you haven't already, be sure to subscribe to the Clever Girl Finance Podcast on iTunes, SoundCloud or Stitcher. Do you follow Clever Girl Finance on Instagram yet? You should! https://www.instagram.com/clevergirlfinance Ready to get accountable? Join the Clever Girl Finance Accountability Program over at https://www.clevergirlfinanceacademy.com

LaTisha “Tish” Styles is a nationally recognized millennial personal finance expert and digital marketing professional. She is the founder of Young Finances and President of Financial Success Media, LLC. LaTisha and I discuss her #1 money tip, her story with money, and her inspiring entrepreneurial journey. So let’s dig in. Let’s meet today’s Master of Money. The show notes, including links to everything we talked about, can be found at http://ptmoney.com/LaTisha

We're joined by Latisha Styles of LatishaStyles.com and YoungFinances.com. Latisha specializes in helping Millennial entrepreneurs focus their goals so they can maximize their returns. Latisha doesn't just talk-the-talk, she walks the walk by relying on her own personal experience when she escaped the 9 to 5 Matrix and established her own successful business. A self-made entrepreneur, Latisha tells us about: - How the right mentors and coaches can help Millennials get ahead faster - The plan and books she used to pay off over $30,000 in personal debt - The journey she took to start a blog that eventually grew into her new full-time profession - Some tips you can use to take your first (low risk) steps into personal investing Announcements: Check out our new PATREON page! We’re raising funds to grow the show so we can create more great content that helps you get ahead professionally and financially. Debt Free Or Die Trying is out now! Cop it in that Amazon! Looking for more career development and debt freedom tips? Join our email list at PaychecksandBalances.com/email for exclusive content including show updates, digital giveaways, and more. We don’t spam. We just keeps it real. Yes, keeps. LIKE us on Facebook.com/PaychecksandBalances or follow us on Twitter @PayBalances and Instagram at the same name!

LaTisha Styles is a motivational speaker, millennial money expert, and spokesperson specializing in simple finance for millennials. As a millennial, LaTisha knows that millennials ARE financially literate and she started Young Finances to help empower her generation. Since starting Young Finances, LaTisha has paid off over 30,000 dollars of consumer debt, invested for retirement, and started a profitable business. LaTisha has been featured in The Economist, quoted in Forbes, and mentioned in US News as a top personal finance expert to follow on twitter.

LaTisha is a nationally recognized millennial personal finance expert and blogs over at YoungFinances.com. Through her coaching programs and signature Financial Success Toolkit, LaTisha motivates young professionals and emerging entrepreneurs helping them to budget, invest, and achieve success. In this episode, I ask LaTisha to share her debt story with us, when she realized she was making decisions based on the debt she was carrying, and how she managed to budget her life so she could pay off more than 30,000 dollars in consumer debt in 3 years, plus a ton more. What You'll Learn: How LaTisha grew up around money, got interested in finance, and started her blog. LaTisha's story of paying off over $30,000 in consumer debt in 3 years. All about her all-cash budget. The questions LaTisha would ask herself to break her impulse to shop. LaTisha's truly inspiring definition of financial freedom How she pays herself first, saving 10-15% of her income first. Read more here