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In this classic episode, I chatted with Joseph Reinke, founder of FitBUX, about the money habits that can shape your financial future for years to come. Joseph shares what young professionals need to know about student loans, mortgages, financial planning, and avoiding lifestyle creep as income grows. We also talk about why financial education matters so much, how simple consistent steps can help you build wealth over time, and the way he started teaching his daughter about earning, saving, and business at a young age.

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Joseph Reinke is a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) and founder of FitBUX which has helped young professionals manage over $2.7 billion in assets and debts on their journey to financial freedom. Joseph has been personally investing since he was 12 years old. In addition, he has experience in student loans, mortgages, wealth management, investment banking, valuation, stock trading, and option trading. He has been on 100s of podcast and has been invited to 100s of universities to discuss financial planning with their soon to be graduates.

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Money is not just numbers, and in today's episode, I’m talking with Tari Vickery about the emotional side of money and how money trauma, fear, and scarcity can shape the way we spend, save, and build wealth. Tari shares how her family history affected her money story and why having more money does not always bring peace or financial wellness. We talk about how old money beliefs can follow you into adulthood, why some people still feel anxious even when they have enough, and how healing your relationship with money can help you make better choices.

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Tari K. Vickery is an author, Stanford-trained sociologist, entrepreneur, and financial wellness coach. With roots in a three-generation family of small-business owners, she helped build the operational foundations of several early stage companies in Silicon Valley before founding Life Matters Financial Group, where for more than twenty-five years, she has managed the financial lives of individuals and families. Tari lives in Princeville, on the Hawaiian island of Kaua‘i, where she continues to serve clients and write, drawing inspiration from the island’s natural beauty.

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In today's episode, I’m talking with Sahirenys about how a simple money system can help you stop feeling behind and start feeling more in control. She shares how watching her family lose everything in the 2008 recession changed her life, and how that led her to create the High Five Banking Method, a simple way to use five bank accounts for bills, spending, emergencies, and goals. We also talk about why making more money is not enough if you do not have a plan, how to get ahead of your bills, how to stop leaning on credit cards, and why checking in on your money every month matters so much. This is a real and honest conversation about building a strong financial foundation, even when life feels hard or messy.

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Sahirenys Pierce is the founder of Poised Finance & Lifestyle and creator of the High 5 Banking Method. She’s a millennial Latina mom and financial wellness educator with a background in finance and financial planning. She has held roles at Merrill Lynch, MetLife, and Ameriprise. Sahirenys is known for her practical money systems and has helped thousands of people get organized, build financial confidence, and stay intentional with their spending and financial goals. Her work has been featured in outlets like Forbes Women, CNBC, and CNET.

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