How Much Money do Teachers Make a Year? + How to Budget It with Tiffany Aliche

The CEO Teacher Podcast

Kayse Morris

Business, Marketing

5.0 • 734 Ratings

🗓️ 5 May 2021

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

How Much Money do Teachers Make a Year & How to Become Financially Whole

Hey CEO Teachers! Have you ever wondered, "how much money do teachers make an hour?" Or "how much money do teachers make a month?" Well, in today's episode, you're in for a real treat because we're going to flip those questions on their head! You're going to hear about how much money teachers make per year AND you're going to see — no matter what your salary is or where you're starting out — how you can find financial wholeness with it.

A Whole Lot More than "How Much Money do Teachers Make Per Year" with Financial Wholeness

Today, I'm interviewing one of my new favorite authors and, let's be real, one of my soon-to-be best friends — Tiffany "The Budgetnista" Aliche. Tiffany is America's favorite personal financial educator and the author of Get Good with Money. Through her Live Richer Movement, Tiffany has helped over one million women save, manage, and pay off millions of dollars. As a former teacher with ten years in the classroom and a Master's degree in Education, Tiffany was instrumental in getting The Budgetnista Law (A1414) passed in January 2019, making financial education mandatory for middle school students in New Jersey. Plus, while Tiffany has helped millions of women find financial freedom, she has also interrogated the question, "how much money do teachers make per year?" and she's going to show you how any teacher can move towards financial freedom through ten core components (which, of course, she'll share!). Give this episode a listen to get good with your money!

In this episode, you will learn:

Life as a teacher – real talk: how Tiffany slayed her finances and managed to create a SIGNIFICANT savings with a very modest, straight-out-of-college teacher's salary
The biggest difference between Financial Freedom and Financial Wholeness, and why the latter is much more important
Tiffany's Top 10 Ways to Achieve Financial Wholeness
Strategies and tried-and-true tips to finding, selecting, and working with a money team (such as a financial advisor or financial experts)

LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE ABOUT HOW TO MOVE FROM "MAKING MONEY" TO FINANCIAL WHOLENESS AS A TEACHER

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0:00.0	Hey, CEO teachers, I had the most fun with this interview. You're going to love it.
0:06.8	Today we're switching gears a little bit on the show, and I am interviewing one of my new
0:11.2	favorite authors and probably my new favorite best friend, Tiffany the budgetista Aliche,
0:16.6	is America's favorite personal financial educator and the author of Get Good With Money.
0:23.5	Through her live richer movement, she's helped over one million women save, manage, and pay off
0:29.8	millions of dollars. A former teacher of 10 years with a master's degree in education,
0:35.0	Tiffany was instrumental in getting the budget needs to
0:37.7	law passed in January 2019, making financial education mandatory for middle school students
0:44.1	in New Jersey. We're going to talk about her triumphs. We're going to talk about some of her
0:48.3	lowest moments, but ultimately we're going to share a behind the scenes look at why financial
0:54.0	freedom may not be
0:55.4	what you need in your life or what you're searching for, but instead you're looking for a place
1:00.4	to feel financially whole and to feel like you belong exactly where you are. We have so many
1:08.4	good nuggets coming your way. Stay tuned and I can't wait for you to hear today's show.
1:13.9	Hey friend, I'm Casey Morris, former full-time English teacher turned online business CEO, dedicated to helping teachers like you,
1:22.2	unlock more freedom simply by using skills you already have. I started selling my teaching resources online
1:28.7	just to pay my Netflix bill.
1:31.0	I had no time, no past experience,
1:33.9	no impressive tech skills.
1:35.4	Heck, I didn't even have a credit card
1:37.3	that wasn't maxed out.
1:38.8	Fast forward to a few years later,
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