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Frugal Debt Free Life

A podcast dedicated to helping moms live their best life debt free, create income and live simply

Copyright: © Lydia Senn 2019

Latest Episodes:

Episode 15: How to plan your entire year! Jan 16, 2020

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Planning a year in advance might sound overwhelming, but it’s actually pretty freeing. It just takes a little practice.

Things mentioned in this episode:

My podcast on goal setting.

Helpful things:

I keep a bunch of lists in my planner that help my life flow a little bit more easily.

Episode 14: Setting goals you'll actually achieve Jan 02, 2020

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The Simple Goal Planner. Download free!

The Goal Pyramid.

Do you want to read this podcast? Here is a transcript.

Looking for more info on habit-forming?

Four small habits that can change your life

9 frugal habits that save a lot of money: how to live debt free

Five great habits to start THIS month

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Episode 13: How my husband got me to budget Nov 20, 2019
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Today I am sitting down with my husband to get real and honest.

Referenced in this podcast:
EveryDollar app
My biggest marriage and money regret
Looking for more info on habit-forming?
Four small habits that can change your life
9 frugal habits that save a lot of money: how to live debt free
Five great habits to start THIS month
Want to subscribe and listen on the go? You can do that on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play and Spotify!

Episode 12: Habits of highly frugal people Nov 07, 2019
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Have you ever wondered what people who are good at saving money are doing that you aren’t? Today I am breaking down a few things that highly frugal people do daily.

Looking for more info on habit forming?
Four small habits that can change your life
9 frugal habits that save a lot of money: how to live debt free
Five great habits to start THIS month
Want to subscribe and listen on the go? You can do that on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play and Spotify!

Episode 11: Scary student loan stats and how to pay them off Oct 31, 2019
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A few weeks ago a friend of mine shared a really funny picture on Instagram, it said: “Dear student loans, thank you for getting me through college, I can never repay you.” I will admit it’s a pretty funny meme. But I don't necessarily think it's true.
Student loan debt in the U.S. is out of control at an estimated $1.2 trillion. (source) Can your brain even fathom that number??
According to one report, 59 percent of the overall student loan debt is carried by people who didn’t even finish college. Also, student loan debt from those who didn’t finish school is less like to get paid off, which is both a sad and telling statement about the overall student loan “crisis.”

But student loan debt can be paid off, and in less time than your loan terms indicate. The average debt carried by 2015 graduates (who took out loans) is $35,000. While that is a big number, it is still a number that can get paid off quickly if you have a plan.
While I was fortunate enough to graduate from college with no debts, my husband took out student loans totaling about $20,000 it took us 8 years to pay them off, but at least, they’re gone now.

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Episode 10: Money mistakes, regrets and guilt Jul 25, 2019
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This is a conversation that we need to be having more of because pretending like we're perfect little money angels doesn't help anyone.
Today I wanted to share a few things I regret and mistakes I made and how I am learning to get past them.

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Episode 9: When your emergency fund is gone! Jul 18, 2019
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Each time I've had to withdraw money from our savings account it hurts. I think about the long hours we worked to save that money. I think of the extra time my husband put in away from us. I think about all the long nights I spent working only to get up early with my babies.
And then I remind myself how grateful I am that the money was there. When our car AC went out and I had two small children to drive around in the Alabama heat. When my transmission needed repairing. When our fridge suddenly died over Easter weekend, when my son needed medical testing, when our inside AC unit had to be replaced. My emergency fund was there to see me through. Whether it was our starter fund of $1,000 or our larger emergency fund. The money was there.

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Episode 8: How to build your emergency fund FAST Jul 11, 2019
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I like to refer to my emergency fund as my financial secret weapon. But if you’re starting from scratch the idea of building an emergency fund might be a little overwhelming. So today I am going to give you a few tips to help you build that emergency fund faster.
This is my plea to you -- to stop whatever it is you are doing and go right now and start working on an emergency fund.

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Episode 7: The art of not caring Jun 27, 2019
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It’s so easy to compare yourself to where others are in their debt free journey, or just life in general. Today I wanted to share with you how and why I just stopped caring and how that gave me so much more mental clarity and emotional freedom.
This process is hard enough without feeling like we need to constant measure our success against an invisible benchmark of someone else’s life.

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Episode 6: How to spot spending triggers and avoid them Jun 20, 2019
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Life is full of sudden changes, slow changes, and ups and downs. Anytime we get off-balance, sometimes that's when our spending gets out of control, or maybe our thought process isn't the most rational.
So today I wanted to tell you of a few times when you might want to avoid making big purchases.

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