26. HERself Expert: Tiffany Aliche (The Budgetnista) on Budgeting, Investing, and How to Teach Your Kids About Finances

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Abby and Amy

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🗓️ 8 June 2020

⏱️ 55 minutes

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The money talk! If you have been following for awhile, you know how passionate we both are about women having control over their finances. This week we have financial expert, The Budgetnista, on to go through the details on what you can do today to make a difference and build financial confidence for tomorrow. Tiffany discusses strategies around speaking to your kids about money as well as talking through finances with your partner, especially if there have been disagreements in the p...

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0:00.0	Absolutely, so honestly, you can have conversations as young with kids as young as three or four years old because typically that's when they start saying mom, dad, aunt, uncle, grandma, can you buy me?
0:11.0	Not just can I have, but can you buy me once kids start saying, can you buy me? Not just can I have, but can you buy me?
0:13.9	Once kids start saying, can you buy me, it's like,
0:15.8	huh, we can start having, even what I call pre-financial education.
0:29.2	I'm Amy and I'm Abby and as women we are constantly comparing ourselves to others
0:33.0	But your life isn't supposed to look like hers. Being your best self means standing firm in your decisions
0:36.0	and always being willing to grow with the purpose.
0:39.0	We get vulnerable and real,
0:41.0	with an honest look into the challenges and triumphs we all face.
0:45.0	Every woman listening gets the opportunity to choose what life looks like for herself. on Herself. You recently made an appearance on Oprah and you have a new
1:05.6	children's book out called Happy Birthday Molly Moore. You have been everywhere.
1:11.2	I've been following you for years and seeing you grow and grow into this calling of helping people with their money has been so amazing.
1:21.0	Can you start out by telling us a little bit about who you are and why you're so passionate about financial education?
1:27.0	Yes, so well first and foremost, thanks ladies for having me on.
1:32.0	Yeah, so I am a financial educator.
1:35.8	I started about 10 years ago during the last 2008, 2009 recession,
1:41.5	but I learned financial education at home. My father was an accountant and a
1:46.2	CFO and he taught me and my four sisters about money regularly and so my dad was more like money classes like hey sit down I'm
1:56.0	going to show you how to budget I'm going to show you how to save and my mom was more
2:00.0	so let me show you how to use money in the real world when we go food shopping.
2:04.0	I'm going to show you how to budget but when we're food shopping I'm going to show you how to find sales when it's time to buy school clothes.
2:10.0	So I really was just I grew up in the financially like a financial education household.
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