Worth a Listen Podcast
Welcome to Worth a Listen, a bi-weekly podcast that covers financial topics that affect everyday life. Each episode aims to equip our audience with tools and tips while also delving deeper into financial questions.
The first episode in our "Guide to Budgeting" series covers important terms to know for managing your money. From cash flow to fixed vs. variable expenses, payroll deductions, gross vs. net income, sinking and emergency funds, our host Chris Haynie explains it all. He'll also share important tips on knowing your debt-to-income ratio, net worth, avoiding lifestyle creep, and more.
Worth a Listen's "Guide to Budgeting" series discusses the different ways to budget, how to build a budget, and gives you the best tips for maintaining a budget. We want to equip you with the knowledge to start building healthy financial habits. This series is going to be perfect for those who are starting their first job, listeners wanting to get their finances back on track, or those wanting to get a jump start and develop this vital habit.
Previous Episodes:
BONUS Episode - Your Next Car
Episode 16 - Paying Your Car Off
Episode 15 - Negotiation - What You Need to Know
Episode 14 - At the Dealership - Part 2
Episode 13 - At the Dealership - Part 1
Episode 12 - Finding the Car
Episode 11 - 12 Terms You NEED to Know Before Buying a Car
Episode 10 - Protect Yourself
Episode 9 - Protect Your Passion
Episode 8 - The Business Plan
Episode 7 - The Lending Relationship
Episode 6 - The Startup Game
Episode 5 - Invest in Your Passion
Episode 4 - Building Your Career
Episode 3 - Investing in Your Future
Episode 2 - Understanding Health Benefits
Episode 1 - Demystifying Home Buying
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