Fan-Favorite: Colby Pays Off $114,000 In 15 Months
This is a fan-favorite episode for a reason. Colby went from buried under six figures of debt to building a future she once couldn’t imagine, all while navigating new motherhood and a marriage carryin...
21 Jan 38min
Why Some People Pay Off Debt And Others Don’t
There’s a noticeable difference between people who talk about getting out of debt and people who actually do it. And surprisingly, it has very little to do with spreadsheets, interest rates, or financ...
20 Jan 26min
When The Cost Of Living Feels Like Dying
If it feels like your money used to go further and now disappears faster, you’re not imagining it. Essentials are eating a bigger slice of your income, and the pressure shows up everywhere: sleep, rel...
19 Jan 30min
Fan-Favorite: Erin Pays Off $70,400
One of our most-loved episodes returns. Erin F. didn’t see this version of her life coming: three kids, chronic pain, a partner in unpredictable work, and more than $70K in debt. But she got scrappy a...
14 Jan 33min
How To Break Up Your With Bank
Most people don’t question their bank until something breaks. In this episode, Erin and Keri talk about recognizing when a financial setup no longer aligns with your goals, and what to do before frust...
13 Jan 27min
AI Is Not Your Financial Advisor
More people are outsourcing financial thinking to technology without fully understanding the consequences. Erin Skye Kelly explores where trust turns into risk, how small decisions quietly compound in...
12 Jan 20min
Fan-Favorite: Cynthia Pays Off $27,000 In A Year
Cynthia’s journey has become a listener favorite for a reason. After paying off $27,000 of debt in one year using the Get the Hell Out of Debt program, her work didn’t stop - it evolved. Cynthia’s con...
7 Jan 42min
Cure For Your Holiday Hangover
A financial hangover doesn’t mean you failed, it means you’re human. In this episode, Erin reframes post-holiday spending recovery with a clear, grounded approach that replaces guilt with leadership. ...
6 Jan 23min
