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Money Stuff With Moms

Meghan Chomut and Lindsay Plumbsites.libsyn.com
A podcast for the busy mom who makes too much to feel broke and is too smart to feel dumb about money. Meghan Chomut and Lindsay Plumb discuss everything from real estate investing to grocery prices from their experience as busy moms and financial professionals. A light hearted (but not fluffy) educated (but not technical-jargony) convo among friends who get it.
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Episodes

Ep 43 Simplifying + Slashing Your Food Shopping Bills

Plan grocery shopping once a week and order online to keep costs down. Use apps like Flipp to track sales and buy in bulk. Simplicity in meals: Be okay with simplicity in meals, like breakfast for dinner or snacks on a plate, to avoid fast food and expensive takeout. Flipp app: https://flipp.com/ HelloFresh: https://www.hellofresh.ca/ Hagens salad dressing: http://www.hagensdressing.com/ Grocery Challenge (starts Sept 18th) Sign up: www.lindsayplumb.com/backtoschoolgrocerychallenge...

Sep 15, 202318 minEp. 43

Ep 42 How to Save on The Grocery Store Money Pit

Clients' grocery costs have increased significantly. Having a specific grocery budget and getting creative with what's already at home can help. Links: Flipp app: https://flipp.com/ Hagens salad dressing: http://www.hagensdressing.com/ Grocery Challenge (starts Sept 18th) Sign up: www.lindsayplumb.com/backtoschoolgrocerychallenge

Sep 08, 202326 minEp. 42

Ep 41 Retirement closer than we think?

The idea of retirement might be different but work optional is something many of us strive to. Find your estimated CPP amount: https://www.canada.ca/en/services/benefits/publicpensions/cpp/retirement-income-calculator.html The standard age to start receiving CPP benefits is 65, but you can wait begin your Canada pension plan as early as 60 or as late as 70. It's important to be aware that if you choose to take CPP as soon as you are eligible, you'll experience a reduction of 7.2% for each year p...

Sep 01, 202339 minEp. 41

Ep 40 Joint $ or Keep it Separate????

Should couples combine their finances or keep them separate? This episode sheds light on the various paths couples can take to achieve a balance between togetherness and financial independence. Fair Play https://www.fairplaylife.com/the-book

Aug 25, 202330 minEp. 40

Ep 37 Where Should I Invest w/ Sarah Larbi

Setting up a solid financial foundation is the key to successful investments. Every decision you make has tax implications that must be considered and analyzed carefully. Real estate investing is great but it can also be a big challenge for those that already have financial issues. Summary: This week's episode is a refreshing change where we turn the table and become the guest rather than the host. We are excited to share an episode of our friend and previous guest, Sarah Larbi's podcast, Where ...

Aug 04, 202356 minEp. 37

EP 36 What Investments You Need

🎙️Summary: In this episode of ‘Investments you should have’ podcast, Megan and I go into the world of investment products, with a focus on mutual funds and GICs.. We explore the basics of mutual funds, their fees, and how they differ from exchange-traded funds. Additionally, we discuss the value of fees, the importance of finding the right fit with a financial advisor, and the changing landscape of the investment industry. Chapters: 🎙️ 00:01 Introduction. 📈 02:10 How mutual funds work and the...

Jul 28, 202348 min

Ep 35: Do you need a Money Coach?

The episode you've all been waiting for... who is smarter? Lindsay or Meghan? Money Coach vs. Financial Planner

Jul 21, 202314 minEp. 35

Ep 34: Future you needs money too

Summary: In this episode of the Money Stuff with Moms podcast, discuss how much money is enough money and the notion that Future YOU needs money too! We explore different perspectives based on our experiences and the clients we work with. How much money is enough money is personal, and finding your own answer involves self-reflection, open conversations, and careful financial planning Chapters: 0:00 Introduction 0:51 Retirement Planning - The Concept of Leveraging Income to subsidize the Future ...

Jul 14, 202325 minEp. 34

Ep 33: Income Streams to Financial Security

Explore creative ways to generate income and shift your mindset so that you are designing the path that includes wealth building strategies that are in alignment with your goals. More income does allow for more choices LINKS: Black is the New Red: THE place to have Canadian money conversations! www.facebook.com/groups/blackisthenewred SHOUTOUT: Have you thought about buying a rental property? If you’re interested in find out more, check out Meghan’s site here: https://porterouge.co/ HOW TO GET I...

Jul 07, 202319 minEp. 33

Ep 32: Savings? High Interest? TFSA?

When you are saving money for something specific what is the best way to do this? Savings? Promo rates? TFSA? what's best?

Jun 30, 202328 minEp. 32

Ep 29: NEED or WANT A NEW CAR???

Let' talk about car payments. For many Canadian's having a vehicle is a necessity and can become a significant part of a budget, the importance of buying a reliable car and prioritizing financial goals.

Jun 09, 202332 minEp. 29

Ep 28: SETTING MICRO-TIMELINES TO HELP MAKE $ DECISIONS

As moms we have countless day-to-day roles, by implementing guard rails and setting micro-timelines can help balance tasks. New little habits and tips can make a big difference when balancing all the things on our plates

Jun 02, 202314 minEp. 28

Ep 27: MAKE BETTER FINANCIAL DECISION with SHANNON LEE SIMMONS

In this interview with Shannon Lee Simmons we chat about how important it is to align money decisions with your personal values. We talked about how personal finance is not just about numbers, but about understanding goals and using that clarity to guide your decisions.

Jun 02, 202358 minEp. 27

Ep 26: SAVING FOR KIDS EDUCATION

Personal finance is personal: Personal finance is unique to each individual and what works for one person may not work for another.

May 27, 202334 minEp. 26

Ep 25: $ PATH of LEAST RESISTANCE

In this episode we talk about the importance of finding a financial strategy that matches an YOUR preferences and lifestyle. Also that it's TOTALLY okay (+ normal) to make mistakes along the way as long

May 19, 202313 minEp. 25

Ep 24: MONTH IN THAILAND

Lindsay and her family go to Thailand for a MONTH. We talk not only about exploring the beautiful sights and culture but of course the 'taboo' money-related aspects such as budgeting, saving, and planning for this

May 12, 202341 minEp. 24

Ep 23: SIMPLY YOUR MONEY with ANDREA from MODERN CENTS

Andrea has an amazing way of taking compex Money Matters and boiling them down in an easy to understand way. Today we chat with Andrea Thompson of Modern Cents on Navigating Cross-Border Finances and Teaching Your Kids About Money

May 05, 202355 min

Ep 22: ASK US ANYTHING - Tips for Choosing a Canadian Financial Advisor

In this episode, we'll explore the world of Canadian financial advisors and share tips for selecting the right one to help you achieve your financial goals. From evaluating credentials to assessing compatibility, we'll cover everything you need to know to make an informed decision #personalfinance #financialplanning #investing #financialadvisor #moneymanagement #Canadianfinance #wealthmanagement #retirementplanning #financialfreedom #budgeting

Apr 28, 202327 minEp. 22

Ep 20: You ARE a MATH person - here's why

Trauma from math class? See your kids math homework + start having heart palpitations. You're in good company - but here's why shouldn't stop you from investing

Apr 14, 202315 minEp. 20

Ep 19: Investing RECAP

It's not a matter of timing the market - it's time in the market Let's do some stressfree, consistent, repeatable wealth building

Apr 07, 20238 minEp. 19

Ep 18: Investing Basics with MICHELLE HUNG

We talk to Michelle Hung, experienced investor, educator, CFA and author. We ask her all things finance, investing, and wealth-building. So sit back, relax, and get ready to learn about finance in a fun and sassy way. Let's get started!

Apr 07, 202337 minEp. 18

Ep 17: ASK US ANYTHING - Allowance

In this Q+A Ask us Anything Episode we discuss the topic of giving your kids an allowance. We'll be exploring when it's appropriate to start giving your children an allowance, how much is reasonable and what we are each doing with our own kids. And shocker, it's not the same thing.

Mar 31, 202317 minEp. 17

Ep 16: Meghan Talks Real Estate

Lindsay starts asking Meghan real estate questions and the flood gates opened. She has a LOT to say about this topic. Investments. Rentals. Cashflow. Passive Investing.

Mar 24, 202335 minEp. 16

Ep 15: No Spending Days

A no spend day is a day when you choose not to spend any money at all. It's a simple way to save money and reduce unnecessary expenses. A no spend day might help your budget to help you save money, encourages mindful spending habits, can lead to a greater sense of financial control and responsibility, and can be a fun challenge or game to see how many no spend days can be achieved BUT... if you have tried them (or aren't interested in them) because they can be difficult to stick to in certain si...

Mar 17, 202318 minEp. 15

Ep 14: Goal setting and financial planning

Goals help us to set our intentions and plan the steps we need to take to achieve them. But sometimes we don't even know what we want. We know creating and outlining goals is a great way to ensure progress and success but sometimes it's not that easy - let's talk about it

Mar 10, 202324 minEp. 14
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