Links from the Show BiggerPockets Forums BiggerPockets Podcast Facebook Group Dream Catchers Live Richer Challenge Full show notes here: This show is for anyone who is sick of making bad financial choices, and wants to turn their life around. She’s turned her financial courses into a network of financial resources - including a 350,000+ member facebook group where you can ask and answer questions or get support during your journey. Bouncing between family members, Tiffany had a revelation: “I need to take responsibility for my past actions, and turn my life around.” Tiffany took the necessary steps to repair her finances, and then started teaching others how they could fix their finances, too.
The economic downturn led to a lost job, and in turn a lost home. Promised future returns led to foolish spending. Then she met a “friend” who convinced her to invest in his get-rich-quick scheme. She was a teacher at a private school and had just bought her first house. Her dad was an accountant, her mother actively engaged the children in grocery shopping and other areas of finance. Tiffany Aliche grew up talking about money. See Privacy Policy at and California Privacy Notice at. “YouTube’s Budget Girl.” Links from the Show BiggerPockets Forums FinCon How the Debt Snowball Method Works Check the full show notes here: From the floor of FinCon 2017, we are excited to bring you, Sarah Wilson a.k.a. Fair warning: This approach is not for the faint of heart. If you want some serious motivation to get out of debt and start building your net worth regardless of salary then this is the show for you. Why is this a big deal? Because she did it while making less than $30,000 a year! Not even considered a “living wage” in most places, Sarah was able to save more than most people in general EVERY YEAR for several years while she ferociously annihilated her debt. Sarah Wilson paid off $33,000 of student loan debt. Are you tired of hearing success stories from folks who are earning $60,000, $80,000, or even $100,000 or more paying off debt and moving toward financial freedom? Where’s the inspiration for the folks out there that do not earn above average incomes? Look no further than today’s guest for that inspiration.
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