#038 In this episode, we have Linsey Knerl. She is a mother of six who has been homeschooling and since 2004. Linsey practically produced and taught a small classroom, but at the same time, runs a small business. Along with homeschooling, entrepreneurship has led her to a freelance writing career that complements her own homeschool style. Linsey is also the author of Homeschool Hacks and is very passionate about the opportunities for home education. Today, Linsey is going to share with us what it’s like be a working mother and homeschooling kids. She shares her experiences about homeschooling ..read more

 #037 Today on a solo show. Someone asked me the other day, Eric, why there is no set system of retirement in this country. And I thought about it and I told him once upon a time there was not a set system, but there was a kind of a for. That everyone followed and little financial literacy was needed at that time because everyone just did the same thing. [00:02:02] Eric: So let's go back to a time where the economy was good and things was picking up right after, uh, a world war, world war two [00:02:28] Now that's a lot of goods and shelter that's needed. Women at that time were averagi ..read more

#036 Dan shares that he has repeatedly made failed attempts at getting schools around him to make personal finance classes a requirement for graduation and explains the reasons. The first reason is that the public school system is severely underfunded across the country, and making changes to the curriculum would require money. Secondly, most politicians focus on the data that is available on student performance which does not include personal finance; hence it is relegated to the background. Additionally, the older generations who now make most decisions in places of authority believe they tu ..read more

Therese is a busy mom and the author of the book, "Playing For Keeps". After working as a career woman for many years till she sold her company, Therese retired early and spends more time with her kids. She shares that her experience with 9-11 also made her reevaluate all she was doing why she was doing them. Having a father who was all about Family helped inculcate it in Therese. She brought those same values into raising her kids, particularly by making sure she set an example that they could follow. After her dad died, Therese started to research her heritage just like her dad did, and rea ..read more

#042 Welcome back. This is raising financial freedom and I am your host. Eric yard. Recently, we ran into a couple of problems with our database and a couple of sectors went down and went bad. We had to get a technician to come in and help us out, but that is life. It throws you a curve ball and you better learn how to pivot real fast. [00:00:22] So we made a decision to upgrade our computer systems and now things are working better than ever, but it did set us back, but we will definitely look to recoup later on, but for right now, everything is going smoothly. At the end of the day. It's all ..read more

#041  What advice do you have for parents trying to raise their kids to have financial freedom? That’s the question Eric asked some of our guests from past episodes of Raising Financial Freedom. In this episode, you’ll hear their top tips and pieces of advice for parents on teaching their kids about finances, financial literacy, and life in general.   Our guests offer a lot of wisdom on raising kids to be financially independent… but almost every one of them emphasizes the importance of communication in teaching kids about financial literacy, nurturing their independence in decision ..read more

#40  As the holidays are approaching, family time is just around the corner! What better way to strengthen your family bond than by building generational wealth?    In this episode of Raising Financial Freedom, Eric Welcomes the Wealth Twins, Nadia and Nicole, to explain how to build generational wealth in your family and how to teach your children about money and life planning.    “Life changes and you have to be able to think forward and say “okay, if I’m no longer here, how could I protect the people I love?”   These self-made, millionaire mothers are known for ..read more

#039  Having existed for over 10 years now, cryptocurrency is gaining popularity and power around the globe, so it’s time to start talking to our kids about it. Many parents don’t want to get involved with cryptocurrency because they don’t understand it… but today, that’s going to change.   “Crypto is doing for money what the traditional Internet is doing for information.”   In this episode of Raising Financial Freedom, Eric welcomes Shahar Abrams, Founder and CEO of Road to Babylon, an organization focused on educating the masses on cutting edge financial tools, like cryptocurr ..read more

#038 In this episode, we have Linsey Knerl. She is a mother of six who has been homeschooling and since 2004. Linsey practically produced and taught a small classroom, but at the same time, runs a small business. Along with homeschooling, entrepreneurship has led her to a freelance writing career that complements her own homeschool style. Linsey is also the author of Homeschool Hacks and is very passionate about the opportunities for home education. Today, Linsey is going to share with us what it’s like be a working mother and homeschooling kids. She shares her experiences about homeschooling ..read more

 #037 Today on a solo show. Someone asked me the other day, Eric, why there is no set system of retirement in this country. And I thought about it and I told him once upon a time there was not a set system, but there was a kind of a for. That everyone followed and little financial literacy was needed at that time because everyone just did the same thing. [00:02:02] Eric: So let's go back to a time where the economy was good and things was picking up right after, uh, a world war, world war two [00:02:28] Now that's a lot of goods and shelter that's needed. Women at that time were averagi ..read more