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The Girl Next Door Podcast

Family Money Management

The Girl Next Door Podcast

Kelsey Wharton

Kids & Family, Working, Books, Family, Creative, Cooking, Work, Mom, Honest, Life, Society & Culture, Married, Personal Journals, Conversation

4.8714 Ratings

🗓️ 30 July 2025

⏱️ 40 minutes

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Summary

We're sharing what money management looks like in our houses and in our marriages. We talk about the roles we and our husbands take when it comes to finances, the disagreements we've navigated with our spouses, and what we've learned along the way. Plus, how we're teaching our kids about money.

With Friends of the Show on Patreon, we're each sharing a financial conversation that we had in our marriages that made a big impact.


See full show notes on our website: Family Money Management


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Transcript

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0:00.0

Welcome to The Girl Next Door. I'm Kelsey. And I'm Erica. In every episode, we bring our different

0:08.7

perspectives to candid conversations that feel like chatting with good friends. We started this show

0:13.6

years ago when we were next door neighbors and still haven't run out of things to talk and laugh about

0:18.4

yet. Today we're talking about family money management.

0:23.0

We'll talk about how we co-manage finances with our spouses, including what systems we use

0:28.3

and how we navigate money disagreements. Plus, we'll talk about how we're teaching our kids

0:33.3

about money. For Friends of the Show on Patreon, we'll both be sharing a financial conversation

0:38.5

or decision with our spouse that made a really big impact in our lives. Okay, let's kick this off.

0:46.2

Managing personal finances is such a personal topic. It's kind of hard to know where to begin.

0:51.5

So why don't we each just give an overview of how we manage our money

0:56.4

with our husbands, such as how involved we are or the roles that we play, how we budget,

1:01.8

how often we talk about money, just give me an overview picture. Okay. Yeah, this has changed

1:07.3

over time for us for sure. But right now we have a joint checking account, a few different kinds of joint savings

1:14.5

and, you know, retirement savings and all of that.

1:16.9

And then a joint credit card where we are putting everything on daily for travel miles and then,

1:24.7

you know, paying it off every month.

1:26.2

And I have total access to all that, but he, we go with our strengths and then, you know, paying it off every month. And I have total access to all that,

1:28.6

but he, we go with our strengths and he is the one who kind of manages, you know, paying the bills

1:34.8

every month, kind of just stays on. He really enjoys actually like seeing, you know, hey, I'm going

1:40.1

to get this bonus. I was thinking this or this because, you know, he likes figuring all that out. So

1:44.1

I'm not completely hands off, but I definitely, he's the captain when it comes to the management

1:50.6

of the money.

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