How to Save Money Without Losing Your Motivation

[@GregPhilip]

One of the best episodes yet! Always great to see Doug and Diane in conversation with financial topics that benefit so many of us. Keep it up!

[@RD-tz6yd]

Diane's input is definitely great.

[@dominicabollig1918]

Watching in 2024- still extremely relevant

[@frenchblueee]

This is a GREAT episode. Very realistic scenarios

[@S_Mendez_28]

Probably my favorite episode yet as I feel as though it caters to those who struggle with the mindset aspect of financial management. There's many a good book, podcast, KZbin channel out there, but I feel as though they have a 'preaching to the choir' kind of feel to them. Meanwhile, here I am, still a student of 'Do, Re, Mi' 😄 Thanks for the podcast as a whole. I thoroughly enjoy listening to them. ...breaking the ice and acting on the info is the tough part.

[@elizabethlibero1878]

We are students for life at a certain point you plan retirement, wills, etc. it’s a lifelong journey IMO.

[@vvv6446]

Can you guys do an episode on how corporations go bankrupt. More importantly who gets paid first. Greetings, indebted Torontonian.

[@iqranasir3334]

V nice

[@elizabethlibero1878]

Auto pay into savings don’t see it don’t touch it

[@wellnesscanceradvocate8564]

I almost got a consumer debt loan from freedom debt services until I saw they were charging me 3500 through the process which was one of my cc debts . How is that helping me. The consolidation companies benefit most not the consumer. They can still sue you and tax you on that saved debt . My score is a 740 so loosing over 100 points or possibly more is not a win/ win even if it’s temporary . You have to build that back up with time so if you need to finance anything your screwed . I say hunker down and pay those debts off .