Welcome to Deeply Invested, the podcast where personal finance and career growth are made not so serious, but always practical. Hosted by Maddie and Meghan, who have built their finances from the ground up, this podcast helps listeners take control of their money, grow their wealth, and level up their careers. Maddie and Meghan share real and messy stories from their own journeys because they’ve been there and made plenty of mistakes along the way. Their goal is to ensure others don’t have to repeat them. For anyone feeling overwhelmed by money talk, Deeply Invested keeps things light, relatable, and full of easy, actionable advice. Whether someone is just starting their wealth-building journey or fine-tuning their approach, each episode is designed to make personal finance feel more approachable and less intimidating. For anyone ready to take control of their finances without feeling stressed or judged, Deeply Invested is the podcast for them. Subscribe now to
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Episode #115
You're Allowed to Change Your Mind About Your Money Goals
Aug 18, 202620 min
You set a savings goal two years ago and you were SO proud of it. This year, you blew right past it — on purpose. And it took way too long to feel okay about that. Somewhere along the way we started treating financial goals like contracts — break one and it feels like failure. This week, we're ripping that contract up. In this episode: Why changing your goal feels like quitting (and why it isn't) The life seasons that legitimately change your money math — promotions, pay cuts, sabbaticals, and everything in between Permission slips: to slow down, to pause investing, to take the lower-paying job that gives you your life back How to update your plan without losing the plot (three questions to ask before you pivot) Resources: Budget Blueprint Builder — Our one-hour workshop with an Excel and Google Sheets template built for exactly this kind of mid-year reset. $47. Linked Here! 5-Day Expense Reset — Free. For when today's episode made you want to finally just look at the full picture. Previous Episode: You Got a Raise… Now What? The Confident Investor Blueprint Read the full Show Notes Here! Thanks to our sponsor: Rakuten Thanks for tuning in and come back each week for a brand new episode! If you liked the episode, don’t forget to hit subscribe, rate & review! Check out our FREE Newsletter to get all of our latest advice and freebies! Connect with us on Instagram @your.money.style Visit our website for articles, resources, and more at www.liveyourmoneystyle.com
CFO Corner Week 32: Are You Using Everything Your Credit Card Offers?
Aug 13, 202611 min
Most of us sign up for a credit card, remember the headline perk, and never look at the rest of the list again. This week's CFO Corner is a 10-minute audit to fix that — whether or not your card charges an annual fee. Meghan reframes unused card benefits for what they actually are: not a bonus, but money you already paid for and haven't picked up yet. If you're carrying a card with an annual fee, that fee bought you a bundle of services — and an unused perk is the same category as a gift card sitting in a drawer. In this episode: The 3-step perk audit — pull up your card's benefits guide, list every single perk (not just the ones you remember), and mark which ones are automatic vs. which require you to activate or enroll (this is where most people quietly lose money). The math that changes the math — a worked example showing how a $95 annual fee can clear itself through credits you're not using, before you've touched anything else on the list. Two extra layers worth knowing about — merchant/card-linked offers and points transfer bonuses, plus the guardrails for using both without accidentally creating new spending or making an irreversible transfer. A reality check — not every perk fits your actual life, and that's fine. The goal isn't to force value out of every line item; it's to stop losing money on the ones that already fit. This week's CFO micro-action: List every benefit on your top annual-fee card (or your top one or two cards) and use one of them before your next statement closes. That's it — one perk, claimed, this month. Budget Blueprint Builder — Our one-hour workshop with an Excel and Google Sheets template built for exactly this kind of mid-year reset. $47. Linked Here! 5-Day Expense Reset — Free. For when today's episode made you want to finally just look at the full picture.
Merging money with a partner isn't one big conversation — it's a bunch of small, practical things nobody hands you a manual for. In Part 2 of our single vs. partnered series, Maddie and Meghan cover the subscription overlap you're probably paying for twice, the beneficiary paperwork almost everyone forgets to update, how to split bills when incomes aren't equal, the credit score myth that trips people up, and the sneaky way partners influence each other's spending. Missed Part 1? Go back and listen to Is There Really a Tax on Being Single? first. Budget Blueprint Builder — Our one-hour workshop with an Excel and Google Sheets template built for exactly this kind of mid-year reset. $47. Linked Here! 5-Day Expense Reset — Free. For when today's episode made you want to finally just look at the full picture. Previous Episode: You Got a Raise… Now What? The Confident Investor Blueprint Read the full Show Notes Here! Thanks to our sponsor: Rakuten Thanks for tuning in and come back each week for a brand new episode! If you liked the episode, don’t forget to hit subscribe, rate & review! Check out our FREE Newsletter to get all of our latest advice and freebies! Connect with us on Instagram @your.money.style Visit our website for articles, resources, and more at www.liveyourmoneystyle.com
CFO Corner Week 31: What Are Your Investments Actually Costing You
Aug 6, 202610 min
Do you know how much you're paying to invest your money? Not what you invested — what it's costing you to stay invested. In this episode, we break down the one number almost nobody checks: the expense ratio quietly built into every fund you hold. You'll learn what a "normal" fee actually looks like, why even a 1% difference adds up to real money over time, and how to run a simple three-minute audit on your own accounts today. What an expense ratio is and where to find it Why index funds and actively managed funds can differ by 10–20x in cost The real cost of fees: it's not just what you pay, it's the growth you lose The 3-Minute Fee Audit, step by step How to make one simple, low-effort upgrade — without overhauling your whole portfolio Mistakes to avoid: panic-selling, ignoring taxes, and chasing "cheap" blindly "It's not just the fee — it's the growth that money could have had." Listen now and find your number in under ten minutes. Budget Blueprint Builder — Our one-hour workshop with an Excel and Google Sheets template built for exactly this kind of mid-year reset. $47. Linked Here! 5-Day Expense Reset — Free. For when today's episode made you want to finally just look at the full picture. Previous Episode: You Got a Raise… Now What? The Confident Investor Blueprint Read the full Show Notes Here! Thanks to our sponsor: Rakuten Thanks for tuning in and come back each week for a brand new episode! If you liked the episode, don’t forget to hit subscribe, rate & review! Check out our FREE Newsletter to get all of our latest advice and freebies! Connect with us on Instagram @your.money.style Visit our website for articles, resources, and more at www.liveyourmoneystyle.com
There's a tax that has nothing to do with April 15th. It's called the "singles tax" — but here's the thing, it's not really about being single. It's about running a household on one income instead of two. This week, Maddie and Meghan break down what that actually costs in real numbers: the tax code gap, the insurance math that doesn't play fair, and the housing myth everyone gets wrong. Plus — the flip side nobody talks about, and why being single might have you ahead in ways you're not counting. Next episode, we flip the script completely: what nobody warns you about once you DO combine your money with someone. Budget Blueprint Builder — Our one-hour workshop with an Excel and Google Sheets template built for exactly this kind of mid-year reset. $47. Linked Here! 5-Day Expense Reset — Free. For when today's episode made you want to finally just look at the full picture. Previous Episode: You Got a Raise… Now What? The Confident Investor Blueprint Read the full Show Notes Here! Thanks to our sponsor: Rakuten Thanks for tuning in and come back each week for a brand new episode! If you liked the episode, don’t forget to hit subscribe, rate & review! Check out our FREE Newsletter to get all of our latest advice and freebies! Connect with us on Instagram @your.money.style Visit our website for articles, resources, and more at www.liveyourmoneystyle.com
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