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Chris and Ericka Young are the creators of For Better and Worth. Listen in to learn about why they are starting this ongoing conversation about relationships and money. It's fun, engaging, and worth the investment of your time. Stay tuned for more episodes dropping soon!
Chris and Ericka Young are the creators of For Better and Worth. Listen in to learn about why they are starting this ongoing conversation about relationships and money. It's fun, engaging, and worth the investment of your time. Stay tuned for more episodes dropping soon!
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Ericka Young is a financial expert and co-creator of the podcast 'For Better and Worth.' She is an author of the book 'Naked and Unashamed: 10 Money Conversations Every Couple Must Have,' and focuses on helping couples navigate money conversations and make intentional financial decisions.
Ericka Young is a financial expert and co-creator of the podcast 'For Better and Worth.' She is an author of the book 'Naked and Unashamed: 10 Money Conversations Every Couple Must Have,' and focuses on helping couples navigate money conversations and make intentional financial decisions.
Chris Young is a financial coach and co-creator of the podcast 'For Better and Worth.' He partners with Ericka to discuss relationships and money, aiming to promote healthy financial habits and conversations among couples.
Chris Young is a financial coach and co-creator of the podcast 'For Better and Worth.' He partners with Ericka to discuss relationships and money, aiming to promote healthy financial habits and conversations among couples.
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If there's one thing that consistently shakes up decision-making, its Beyonc. Her name alone seems to create a gravitational pull strong enough to draw in even the most calculated among us.
We talked all about this phenomenon in a recent podcast episode, The Beyonce Effect, where we explored how Beyoncs sheer influence impacts everything from ticket sales to big life choices.
But now, its time for a follow-up. The question is, did we fall under her spell and use the free Bey concert tickets that landed in our laps?
If there's one thing that consistently shakes up decision-making, its Beyonc. Her name alone seems to create a gravitational pull strong enough to draw in even the most calculated among us.
We talked all about this phenomenon in a recent podcast episode, The Beyonce Effect, where we explored how Beyoncs sheer influence impacts everything from ticket sales to big life choices.
But now, its time for a follow-up. The question is, did we fall under her spell and use the free Bey concert tickets that landed in our laps?
renovationfinanceshome improvementrelationship and moneydecision-making
In this episode, we dive into a question that’s been on our minds for a while now—should we renovate our bathrooms? It’s not just about tiles, fixtures, or a fresh coat of paint. It’s about balancing finances, finding peace of mind, and nurturing the home we’ve built, both physically and emotionally. If you’re considering a big renovation project or feeling stuck a the decision-making process, tune in as we break down our thoughts and weigh our options. While we don’t have all the answers yet, we hope our journey sparks some clarity for your own situation.
Get Ericka's book, Naked and Unashamed: 10 Money Conversations Every Couple Must Have
Check out our local TV spotlight
Connect with us:
Instagram: @forbetterandworth
YouTube: @forbetterandworth
Ericka: @erickayoungofficial
Chris: @1cbyoung
In this episode, we dive into a question that’s been on our minds for a while now—should we renovate our bathrooms? It’s not just about tiles, fixtures, or a fresh coat of paint. It’s about balancing finances, finding peace of mind, and nurturing the home we’ve built, both physically and emotionally. If you’re considering a big renovation project or feeling stuck a the decision-making process, tune in as we break down our thoughts and weigh our options. While we don’t have all the answers yet, we hope our journey sparks some clarity for your own situation.
Get Ericka's book, Naked and Unashamed: 10 Money Conversations Every Couple Must Have
Check out our local TV spotlight
Connect with us:
Instagram: @forbetterandworth
YouTube: @forbetterandworth
Ericka: @erickayoungofficial
Chris: @1cbyoung
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Ep 127: What "Got to Get Out" Taught Us About Beating Debt
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Hosts of this podcast episode
Chris YoungEricka Young
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Guests of this podcast episode
Ericka YoungChris Young
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debt reductionfinancial freedomreality showGot to Get Outmoney conversationsrelationships and money
This week on our podcast, we dove into an unexpected yet eye-opening connection between the hit reality show Got to Get Out and the process of getting out of debt. Who knew a competition show could offer such powerful insights into financial freedom? When our daughter suggested the show, we didn't think much of it—but as we watched, the parallels to debt reduction became impossible to ignore.
This is proof that you can find inspiration in unexpected places. Tune in to hear our insights about the show and how it relates to achieving any financial goal.
This week on our podcast, we dove into an unexpected yet eye-opening connection between the hit reality show Got to Get Out and the process of getting out of debt. Who knew a competition show could offer such powerful insights into financial freedom? When our daughter suggested the show, we didn't think much of it—but as we watched, the parallels to debt reduction became impossible to ignore.
This is proof that you can find inspiration in unexpected places. Tune in to hear our insights about the show and how it relates to achieving any financial goal.
Credit cards can be a game-changer for your finances—or a slippery slope into debt.
In this encore episode, we take an in-depth look at the pros and cons of credit card usage. From rewards points and cashback perks to the risks of high-interest debt and overspending, we break down when using a credit card helps and when it harms.
If you’ve ever wondered, “Should I use a credit card or not?” this episode is for you. Tune in to learn how to make intentional financial decisions and decide if swiping is the right choice for you.
Credit cards can be a game-changer for your finances—or a slippery slope into debt.
In this encore episode, we take an in-depth look at the pros and cons of credit card usage. From rewards points and cashback perks to the risks of high-interest debt and overspending, we break down when using a credit card helps and when it harms.
If you’ve ever wondered, “Should I use a credit card or not?” this episode is for you. Tune in to learn how to make intentional financial decisions and decide if swiping is the right choice for you.
