The Inspired Budget Podcast helps women live their best life and reach their money goals. Join me here for inspiring conversations to help you learn more about budgeting, saving money, paying off debt, and investing for your future. You’ll be hearing not only from me, but others along the way that have a story and voice to share.
Join us for this special Q&A episode of the Inspired Budget Podcast! Today, Allison answers your questions about everything from managing a tax refund to setting up your bank accounts and budgeting after losing your job.
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If you're looking for straightforward, useful advice on these topics, you're in the right place!
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In this episode, I’m sharing how our family of four saves money across different areas of our daily lives. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by your bills or unsure how to make your money go further, this episode is packed with real, doable tips and examples from our own life.
I’ll walk you through six effective ways we reduce costs—from managing household bills like car insurance and cell plans, to smart shopping for groceries, and even cutting costs on utilities and subscriptions. These aren’t just tips; these are real strategies that my family uses every month to maintain financial freedom without sacrificing the things we enjoy.
If you're looking to save more money without cutting back on fun, then this episode is for you!
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Save money on your cell phone with Visible
Scan your grocery receipts with Fetch Rewards
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I’m thrilled to share this candid conversation with my good friend, Chris Browning of Popcorn Finance, as we dive into our goals for 2025.
Together, we explore a range of personal and financial aspirations, from innovative family finance strategies—like my plan to hire my son and kickstart his savings with a Roth IRA—to our fitness journeys, focusing on strength training and significant weight loss goals.
Join us for a motivational session that is perfect for anyone eager to set their own goals and pursue meaningful change in the upcoming year.
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Kick off 2025 with Allison Baggerly on the Inspired Budget Podcast as she guides you through breaking free from living paycheck to paycheck. This episode isn’t just about scraping by; it’s about creating a financially stable future.
Whether you’re struggling at the end of each month or just looking to improve your financial situation, this episode has actionable advice for everyone.
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Plus, don't miss out on Allison's free live class, Budgeting for Peace of Mind, How to Take Control of Your Money in 2025. Save your spot here.
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Ready to set yourself up for financial success in 2025? In this episode, Allison shares her best tips for getting your money right as we head into the new year. You'll learn how to:
This chat is perfect if you're feeling swamped by your finances after the holidays or just want a fresh start financially in the new year.
Plus, don't miss out on Allison's free live class, Budgeting for Peace of Mind, How to Take Control of Your Money in 2025. Save your spot here.
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In this episode, Allison Baggerly sits down with Jen Smith and Jill Sirianni to chat about their new book, Buy What You Love Without Going Broke, and what frugal living really means. Spoiler: it’s not about feeling deprived! They break down how being frugal can actually be fun and fulfilling, sharing how financial limits can spark creativity.
If you want to learn how to enjoy life while staying on top of your finances, then this episode is for you!
Get the book: Buy What You Love Without Going Broke
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Are you stuck in the cycle of credit card debt? This episode is all about tackling one of the most overwhelming financial challenges: credit card debt and how to escape it despite high-interest rates.
You’ll walk away with practical strategies, including steps to pay off debt faster, ways to lower your interest rates, and tips to avoid falling back into the debt trap.
If you’re ready to break free from debt and reclaim your financial freedom, this episode is for you!
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In this episode, I’m joined by TikTok star Adrian Brambila and wealth psychologist Dr. Brad Klontz, co-authors of Start Thinking Rich. We discuss how to shift from spending like a millionaire to building real wealth. Adrian shares his journey from van life to earning $1.7 million, while Dr. Brad explains how your money mindset can impact your financial success.
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You’ll walk away with actionable steps to change your relationship with money, start investing, and teach your kids smart financial habits—no matter where you are on your financial journey.
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In this brief episode, Allison offers a heartfelt message of encouragement to stay the course on your financial journey. Happy Thanksgiving!
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Need some extra cash for the holiday season? You're definitely not alone!
Last year, the average American spent around $900 on Christmas. In today’s episode, I’m chatting with Nick Loper from The Side Hustle Show, and together we’ll share 30 ways to bring in extra money for the holidays.
Listen to The Side Hustle Show with Nick Loper
Don’t forget to download my Budget My Paycheck Spreadsheet to make budgeting easier, and follow Inspired Budget on social media for more tips on how to manage your money!
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In this episode, I sit down with forensic accountant Tracy Coenen, who has spent over 25 years uncovering financial fraud in corporate cases and high-net-worth divorces. Tracy shares why it’s so important for women to be informed about their family’s finances, even if they think divorce is never on the horizon. We discuss practical steps you can take to protect yourself financially, common mistakes women make in marriage, and how to spot red flags if your partner is hiding money.
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