How to Budget When You Have Too Much Debt w/ Annika | 641

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Hey, budget besties! 💕

What do you do when you're facing $310,000 in debt, your income is changing, and you're trying to teach your kids better money habits at the same time? 😳

This week on Financial Coaching for Women, we're sitting down with Anika, a 45-year-old single mom of three, nurse practitioner, and small business owner who's ready to take control of her finances.

Anika has approximately $90,000 in back taxes, $150,000 in student loans, and additional credit card debt. On top of that, she's navigating a job transition that's temporarily reducing her income.

Sound overwhelming? Absolutely. But here's the thing, budget besties: you don't have to fix everything at once to start making progress!

Anika has already started cutting unnecessary subscriptions, thinking differently about her spending, and making plans to help her youngest daughter avoid the same financial struggles.

Together, we're breaking down how to get organized when money feels chaotic, why separate bank accounts can be a total game changer, and how to build a budget that works even when your income isn't consistent.

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