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105 Past Due – The Great Checking Account Debate

by Derek Sisterhen on May 12, 2010

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Past Due: Radio 105 – The Great Checking Account Debate

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Today was a mailbag and listener feedback day!  I fielded questions on all manner of financial subjects.  Past Due Radio fans rock with their questions!

Tony in California wanted to know whether he should be paying extra money on his 2nd mortgage, or putting it into a vehicle replacement fund.

Dallon in Iowa was curious about my take on joint versus separate checking accounts in a marriage.  I’m very passionate about this topic and believe it cuts to the core of the level of intimacy two people desire for their marriage.

I also got to brag about my cousin in Ohio and the wonderful gift he provided his new wife for their wedding!

Today’s Mentionables:

Episode 94 – So, I Married a Financial Coach – My wife, Elisa, was my guest and we talked about the ups and downs of getting on the same page financially

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094 Past Due – So, I Married a Financial Coach

by Derek Sisterhen on February 27, 2010

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Past Due: Radio 094 – So, I Married a Financial Coach

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Derek’s wife, Elisa, joins for the final episode of “Relationships Month” to share some of what we’ve learned about marriage and money.

It hasn’t always been puppy love and roses for me and Elisa. After some serious challenges getting to a financially unified place in our marriage early on, we became very proactive in learning more about each other. Now we manage money together with confidence and experience deeper intimacy in our relationship.

We discussed some practical financial steps couples can take to get on the same page and preserve unity in their marriages.

Today’s Mentionables:

Mike Meyer’s film So, I Married an Axe Murderer

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