How to Get Back on Track with Your Finances

The Bible says borrower is slave to the lender, which should be enough to make you want to stay away from it. Who wants to be a slave? But is debt ever okay? Find out when it might be reasonable to take on debt and the things to keep in mind should you do so.

Things happen to throw us off course in life, including with our finances. We don't have to stay stuck. We can make the decision to get back on track. Join Wendi as she discusses the steps to take when the journey from debt takes a detour.

Having a rainy day fund is important because though we hope it won't rain, it eventually does. Wendi is joined by her sister, Randi, to discuss how to plan for the unexpected so that it the inconvenient doesn't become a catastrophe.

Getting on the same page financially can be hard because we come from different backgrounds. Wendi is joined by her husband, Bobby to talk about how it's important to get thoughts about money in line with each other when traveling the journey of life.

Wendi talks with her sister, Randi, about the steps to take in order to get out of debt. The two discuss the most important step of the journey; understanding your level of debt and the way to rapidly move through your debt using the snowball method.

Join host, Wendi and her sister, Randi as they discuss how to create a zero-based budget, what to do if your budget comes out with negative numbers and why cash is important in keeping within your budget.

Host, Wendi Warren and guest host, Randi Vahl, talk in this episode about the importance of budgeting in their journey from debt. Some of the topics they cover include couples getting on the same page with their budget, giving every dollar a purpose and how to handle unexpected expenses.

Wendi Warren talks with her husband, Bobby Warren, about how debt can impact a marriage and relationships.

Wendi Warren talks about the emotional and psychological impact spending has on our brain. By understanding these impacts, you will be positioned to make better decisions with your money.

Wendi Warren talks about the inspiration behind her podcast, "Journey from Debt." She was tired of money always being an issue. She and her husband, Bobby, finally hit on something that allowed them to no longer live paycheck to paycheck. Do you want the same for your life? Listen to Wendi's story.