Send us Fan Mail Before you can invest, pay off debt, buy the house, or book the trip, you need to know one number: what it actually costs to be you every month. Most people have a vibe, not a number. This week Jessica and Brandon go back to basics on cash flow and budgeting so you can finally see where your money goes and give every dollar a job. 👉🏽 The one number that drives every other money decision you make 👉🏽 The perception gap: why you're spending more than you think, and where it hid...
Send us Fan Mail What if you were never "bad with money" at all? What if your brain is simply wired in a way that makes budgeting feel like swimming upstream? In this episode, Jessica and Brandon dig into the connection almost nobody in personal finance talks about: ADHD and money. They break down why executive function makes bills, budgets, and impulse control genuinely harder, and why the standard "just be more disciplined" advice sets neurodivergent brains up to fail. Jessica and Brandon...
Send us Fan Mail What does it actually cost to take a family of four across four countries for a month in Europe? In the finale of their five part European series, Jessica and Brandon share the full breakdown and what a month abroad really added up to. This last leg brings them to NĂĽrnberg, Germany, the city where Jessica grew up, for the longest and most personal stretch of the trip. Brandon and the kids meet her aunt, uncle, godparents, and cousins for the first time, all in the middle of ...
Send us Fan Mail What does three nights in Amsterdam cost a family of four, and could you actually see yourself living there? In part four of their month in Europe, Jessica and Brandon skip the crowded city center for a storybook town twenty minutes out, and it might be their favorite stay of the whole trip. Financial advisor Brandon lays out what those three nights really cost, while the two of them get into the bike tour they would never do again, the coffee shop mix up every traveling par...
Send us Fan Mail Is Disneyland Paris worth it, or is it the one part of your Europe trip you can skip without regret? In Part 3 of the Europe travel series, Jessica and Brandon surprise their kids with three nights on property and reach a very honest verdict. They are not a Disney family, which might make them exactly who you want to hear from before you book. They get into the number most people dance around: what a family of four actually paid to stay on property with park tickets include...
Send us Fan Mail Is Paris actually worth the hype, or is it as rude, dirty, and overpriced as everyone warned? We went to find out as a family of four, and the city completely changed our minds. This is Part 2 of our five part series on a month in Europe, and it might be our favorite stop yet. If Paris is on your list, treat this one as your playbook. We cover how to enjoy the Eiffel Tower without overpaying, how to survive the Louvre with two kids, the shopping move that got money back in o...
Send us Fan Mail Four countries. Four weeks. A family of four, plus Brandon's mom. And it started because we didn't want to pay for six weeks of summer camp. This is Part 1 of a five-part series breaking down Jessica and Brandon's month in Europe, country by country. First stop: Barcelona. We get into how we flew there for 30,000 points a person, what our Airbnb actually cost, why groceries felt cheaper and the ingredient lists felt shorter, and why Brandon came home a half pound lighter af...
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Send us Fan Mail Summer Rewind: Brandon and Jessica are in Europe for the month. This one is worth revisiting. When you get married, your state automatically writes a financial agreement for you. Most couples have no idea. That reframe is what led Brandon and Jessica to pursue a postnuptial agreement after nearly nine years of marriage, not because they were planning a divorce, but because writing the rules while love is high is the smartest financial move a couple can make. They cover how ...
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The conversation starts with a story that feels simple on the surface and rich underneath: a shiny Michael Jordan card, a peeled sticker, and a lesson about value meeting what the market will actually pay. That moment anchors a theme that runs throu…
Most financial crises don’t start with numbers; they start with not knowing. When partners can’t answer basic questions like where the mortgage sits, how the light bill gets paid, or which card covers pest control, stress compounds into panic. The f…
Couples rarely fight about numbers; they fight about what the numbers mean. That theme runs through this conversation with Heather and Douglas Bonaparte, authors of Money Together, and the hosts who share their own pivots through career shifts, divo…
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