Teach Your Kids About Finances Before Marriage

#033 Following the money printing done to alleviate the impact of job loss during the pandemic, inflation is expected and is already being experienced with the cost of goods going up. Also, people who saved a lot are now spending much more, and this is also driving up the cost of living. Jennifer advises that in anticipation of the looming inflation, families should be rational, take a step back, be patient and make sure they make decisions they are confident about. The first step for most people is to avoid major unnecessary purchases, and consider cheaper alternatives in daily purchases. Jennifer notes that most often it's the bigger expenditures that create financial difficulties for people.

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- "Whenever there's something intimidating or a little frightening... take a step back, and take a deep breath, and use your most rational self"

- "There are people who walk into marriage without knowing if their partner has debt or assets, and they don't realize that marriage is a legal contract"

- "When I see parents, there's often the intentional lessons… and sometimes the kids get those lessons, but always the kids just pick up from what you do day in and day out"

In This Episode:

· [01:39] Meet today's guest, Jennifer Sahady.

· [02:08] What are your thoughts on inflation as a possible impact of the money printing that was done due to the pandemic?

· [03:36] How can a family can prepare for this inflation?

· [05:16] Jennifer shares her thoughts on marriage and divorce today as the root of her TEDx talk.

· [07:33] What are the damaging effects of divorce on finances?

· [010:33] About Prenups and the process of divorce.

· [12:41] What skills can parents teach their children to prepare them for marriage in relation to their finances?

· [14:34] What role did money in marriage play in developing your philosophy?

· [16:59] How did you get started in finances?

· [19:38] What steps can a parent take now to put their children on the right road when it comes to marriage and money?

· [22:06] What checklist items should be checked by young adults before getting married?

· [23:21] What is the biggest challenge for young couples when it is time to meld their finances together?

· [25:32] What is the best piece of advice you can give to young couples?

· [27:15] How to contact Jennifer

Links Mentioned:

Jennifer's Website: www.jennifersahady.com Jennifer's LinkedIn Page: Jennifer SahadyJennifer's Email: [email protected]Check out our website: https://raisingfinancialfreedom.com/Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RaisingFinancialFreedom Like us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/RF_Freed

A podcast show for parents who want their children to grow up financially smart or free. Eric Yard is the host and he's here to talk about old, present and future ways of managing and creating money for the young to learn so that parents can teach it to them.This can be instilled into to our children at a young age and carried with them until is time to leave the nest. Some of the topics like how to teach kids to use credit cards responsibly, how to teach your child about investing, ways to teach kids about money, how to teach your children about debt, and other tips that will help your child put their best foot forward in life. The show is a mix of interviews and solo shows from Eric that you will want to bring your pen and paper for. Hit subscribe if your ready to teach your child to be the best they can be financially!

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