Ever had a card declined when trying to buy the basics? That was the start of Allison Baggerly’s journey into budgeting and saving.
As a big spender in college, Allison didn’t see a real reason to save instead of spend. She would take herself on frequent trips to the mall to treat herself when she aced a test, or make herself feel better if she flunked one.
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Jul 21
Yes, the Trump Account Belongs in your Financial Order of Operations. Here’s Where.
Trump Accounts are one of the newest tax-advantaged investment accounts for children, but where do they fit in your financial plan? In this episode of the BiggerPockets Money podcast, Jeremy Schneider of Personal Finance Club explains how Trump Accounts work, who should open one, ... Show More
36m 36s
Jul 17
The Money Guys Gave Us Advice… Here’s What We’re Changing
What did Mindy and Carl Jensen learn from The Money Guys after they reviewed their portfolio? In this recap episode, Mindy and Carl share their biggest takeaways on retirement planning, cash reserves, Roth conversions, tax strategy, and portfolio diversification. They discuss wha ... Show More
32m 22s
Mar 2023
1493: Money Made Easy Author and Budgeting Expert Allison Baggerly
Personal finance expert Allison Baggerly shares proven solutions for budgeting, changing your money mindset, and reaching your financial goals from her new book Money Made Easy.More about Allison: On her blog and popular Instagram account, Inspired Budget, Allison Baggerly teache ... Show More
28m 45s
Feb 2024
How To Budget For Beginners
<p>#72: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/inspiredbudget/">Allison Baggerly</a>, founder of Inspired Budget, and author of the book ‘Money Made Easy’, is dedicated to inspiring women to confidently manage their finances. This episode is great for those (singles as well as couple ... Show More
54m 26s
Jul 2025
Boost my Budget: Bringing accountability to this "parking fine princess"
In this instalment of Boost My Budget, we meet Chloe; 21 years old, self employed and the first to admit her money habits are a bit of a mess. Sporadic saving and impulse spending, blurred lines between business and personal cashflow, a budgeting system based mostly on vibes. She ... Show More
27m 1s