Don't Go Broke Trying

If you've ever felt like rest is a luxury you can't afford or something you'll finally get to at 65 then this episode will completely change how you think about taking a break.

In this honest and eye-opening conversation, Reni sits down with Danica Nelson, content creator, personal finance educator, and founder of Liberty Leave, who breaks down exactly how to take a career break or sabbatical without derailing your finances or your future. Danica shares the hustle-filled journey that led her to burnout, how she saved for 18 months to fund a 5-month solo trip across Southeast Asia, and the hard lessons she learned when she came back. She also walks through her Freedom Formula, the 4P Framework she uses with clients, and the real financial and emotional preparation it takes to rest, intentionally.

Whether you're burnt out, curious about sabbaticals, or just tired of waiting for permission to slow down, this episode makes rest feel practical, possible, and worth planning for.

What You'll Learn in This Episode:

• Why rest is a wealth strategy and how Danica earned $50,000 more after her first Liberty Leave

• The Freedom Formula: make more, save more, and manage your money better to fund your break

• How to negotiate a sabbatical with your employer (even if you've only been there a few years)

• What short-term disability leave is, who qualifies, and why most employees don't even know it exists

• The 4P Framework: Pause, Plan, Pursue, and Pivot and which stages people struggle with most

• Signs you're burnt out vs. just tired, and how to know when it's time to stop pushing through

• What to do if you come back from your break and your job no longer exists

Whether you're a high achiever running on fumes, a professional dreaming of slow travel, or someone who's never considered a career break as a real option, this episode gives you the tools and the permission to start planning your rest without going broke trying.

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In this episode of Don't Go Broke Trying, Reni is fresh off her own wedding journey and brings a bride's perspective to the messiest money dilemmas of the wedding season. From a manipulative mother hijacking guest lists, to expecting your chef friend to cater for free, to drowning in the cost of six destination weddings in a single year, nothing is off the table.

Reni brings her perspective not just as a financial voice, but as someone who recently planned a multi-day wedding herself. She knows both sides, what it feels like to want your people there, and what it costs them to show up.

What you'll learn in this episode:

• How to hold your boundaries when family tries to hijack your wedding plans

• Why blurring the lines between friendship and business is a recipe for resentment

• How to manage being invited to destination weddings without going broke

• How to back out of a financial commitment you can no longer afford gracefully

• Why the wedding is just one day, but your financial decisions last much longer

• Why a wedding invitation is just that — an invitation, not a financial obligation

• How to show up for the people you love without sacrificing your own financial goals

This episode is for anyone who has ever said yes when they meant no, stayed quiet when they should have spoken up, or watched their savings disappear in the name of someone else's joy.

I didn’t even want a big wedding… and somehow, I ended up having a three-day one 😅

In this episode of Don't Go Broke Trying, I’m sharing the real story behind my wedding experience from a simple courthouse ceremony to a full destination celebration in Kigali.

But more importantly? I’m breaking down the financial reality of weddings.

Because no one tells you about:

• The “wedding tax” (yes, prices magically increase when vendors hear “wedding”)

• The hidden costs that creep up on you

• The pressure from family and culture

• And how easy it is to lose track of your budget

I’m walking you through what was worth it, what absolutely wasn’t, and the lessons I wish I knew before planning.

If you’re planning a wedding (or even thinking about it), this is your reminder that you can have a beautiful day without losing yourself or your money in the process.

If you’ve ever wondered why earning more money doesn’t always translate into feeling financially secure, this episode will resonate with you.

In this episode of Don’t Go Broke Trying, Reni sits down with Prisca Benson, nurse, money coach, and founder of Our Green Life, to talk about the real journey behind building wealth. Prisca opens up about her personal story from struggling with overspending and debt to intentionally transforming her finances and growing her net worth by hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Together, they explore the habits, mindset shifts, and systems that helped Prisca take control of her money. This conversation goes beyond surface-level money tips and gets into the real behaviors that shape our financial lives.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

• Why high earners can still feel broke or stuck financially

• Practical systems for saving, investing, and building long-term financial stability

• Why setting boundaries with money is an important part of financial growth

• How lifestyle inflation quietly keeps people from building wealth

Whether you're just starting your financial journey or already earning well but wondering where your money is going, this episode will give you practical insights on how to make, keep, and grow your money with intention.

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In this episode, Reni sits down with Jessica Moorhouse, an Accredited Financial Counsellor, host of the More Money Podcast, and author of Everything But Money. Together, they explore the emotional side of money: the childhood experiences, beliefs, and hidden stories that shape how we earn, spend, save, and avoid it.

Jessica also shares her own journey while writing her book, the memories she uncovered, the shame she had to confront, and the mindset shifts that changed her relationship with money. This episode is a gentle guide to understanding the feelings behind your financial habits and starting the work of rewriting your money story.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

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If you've ever wondered how to create more time in your life without waiting decades to retire, this episode is your perfect starting point.

In this thoughtful conversation, Reni sits down with Brian, author and founder of the Time Freedom movement, who explains how to design a life that prioritizes time first and not just extreme wealth. Brian shares the moment that changed his approach to freedom, the simple Time Freedom Formula he uses to map money + flexible work, and the practical steps he took to take entire summers off within three years. He also walks through real trade-offs, common mistakes people make chasing early retirement, and how flexible income and smarter planning can get you meaningful freedom sooner.

Whether you want to take extended breaks, build a seasonal work schedule, or simply buy more space in your calendar, this episode makes the idea of time freedom practical, realistic, and actionable.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

• The difference between financial independence and time freedom
  

• Brian’s Time Freedom Formula: how money + flexible work = earlier freedom
  

• Practical steps to create flexible income and map a calendar-based lifestyle
  

• How to model different scenarios (college, healthcare, big life expenses) so you don’t run out of money while taking time off
  

• The trade-offs you’ll face when choosing freedom over extreme wealth and how to decide what matters to you
  

• Common mistakes people make when chasing freedom and how to avoid being pulled back into the status quo

Whether you’re mid-career, running a business, or just curious about designing life differently, this episode gives you the mindset and tools to start building time into your life now without going broke trying.

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In this episode of Don’t Go Broke Trying, Reni is back with another round of Coinfessions, unpacking tough money dilemmas that sit at the intersection of finances, values, and relationships. From a husband demanding his wife quit her job, to parents navigating how much financial transparency is too much for kids, to friendships and weddings strained by money expectations, nothing is off-limits.

With honesty and real-world perspective, Reni breaks down who’s being reasonable, who’s crossing boundaries, and what financial self-protection really looks like in everyday life.

What you'll learn in this episode:

• How money conversations can shape a child’s future mindset

• Why “doing the easy thing” financially isn’t always the right thing

• How to navigate career vs marriage conflicts without sacrificing financial security

• How to repair relationships after money mistakes

• Wedding etiquette around last-minute cancellations

• How generosity (or lack of it) reveals people’s true values

If you’ve ever felt conflicted about money and the people you love, this episode will help you think more clearly and respond with confidence.

In this special FinCon edition of Don’t Go Broke Trying, Reni is joined by a very familiar guest — her dad, Bode the Finance Dad for a heartfelt and practical conversation about raising kids who truly understand money.

Recorded live at the Adobe Podcast booth in Portland, this short but powerful episode breaks down the early habits, lessons, and mindsets that shape a child’s financial future. Bode shares how he went from not understanding money to becoming financially savvy through self-education and how he passed that financial literacy down to his daughters starting as early as age two.

Together, they dive into:

• Why financial literacy should start early

• Practical ways to teach kids about needs vs wants

• How to use allowance, real cash, and everyday moments as teaching tools

• The MKM Formula (Make, Keep, Multiply) and why it’s the key to generational wealth

• How parents can model healthy money habits without burdening their kids

Whether you’re a parent, future parent, or someone healing from childhood money lessons, this episode offers simple, relatable, and actionable insights you can start using today.

Tune in to learn how to raise financially confident kids and make sure you don’t go broke trying.

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If you've ever set New Year’s financial resolutions that fade by March, this episode is for you.

In this episode, Reni breaks down the money truths you need to hear even if they sting a little. From understanding your real numbers to aligning spending with priorities, building systems over relying on fleeting motivation, and embracing the “boring steps” that lead to financial freedom, Reni lays it all out. 

This episode is a reset, helping you start 2026 with clarity, structure, and practical strategies that actually work. Whether you want to save more, invest consistently, or simply feel less stressed about money, this episode makes taking action approachable and realistic.

This is Part Two of Efe’s powerful story on Don’t Go Broke Trying. If you haven’t listened to Part One yet, we recommend starting there before coming back to this episode for the full picture.

In this episode, Reni continues her honest conversation with Efe about her IVF journey. Efe opens up about the pain of miscarriage, the support of her husband, and how her faith and finances carried her through.

She also shares how IVF changed the way she thinks about money, why choosing the right partner is so important, and the advice she has for families who may be considering IVF.

This episode is full of real lessons about money, love, faith and resilience.

What you’ll learn in this episode:

• How Efe found resilience and strength through faith during her most painful moments

• Why the right partner can make all the difference in the IVF journey

• The ongoing physical and emotional toll IVF takes, even after birth

• Practical steps to prepare financially for IVF without going broke

• Why motherhood is more than just giving birth

• Efe’s advice for families considering IVF

Whether you’re preparing for IVF yourself or supporting someone on that journey, this episode is a heartfelt reminder of the courage, faith, and that with the right support, planning, and mindset, you can hold onto your dream of family without losing financial stability.

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In this episode of Don’t Go Broke Trying, Reni sits down with Efe, who shares her five-year journey through IVF from the emotional rollercoaster to the heavy financial realities that come with trying to conceive this way.

This is Part 1 of Efe’s story, where she opens up about the physical, emotional, and financial toll of IVF while breaking down the hidden costs that most people never talk about.

What you’ll learn in this episode:

• What government funding and insurance actually cover and what they don’t

• The emotional and physical toll of IVF treatments

• The step-by-step IVF process explained in simple terms

• The hidden costs of IVF beyond treatment

• The true financial costs of IVF in Canada

• Smart financial strategies for the journey through IVF

Whether you’re planning for IVF or just want to understand the realities behind the headlines, this episode is a powerful reminder of the resilience and preparation required to grow a family, without going broke trying.

Stay tuned for Part 2, releasing next week, where Efe dives even deeper into her journey and the lessons she learned along the way.

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In this episode of Don’t Go Broke Trying, Reni is back with another round of Coinfessions. From a wife wanting to retire from lottery winnings, to a boyfriend with poor financial habits, to a parent demanding a cut of their child’s inheritance, Reni shares her honest thoughts on what’s smart, what’s risky, and what she’d do differently.

She also unpacks the tricky topic of money in families and relationships, like setting financial boundaries, protecting yourself from a partner’s money mistakes, and knowing when it’s time to walk away.

What you'll learn in this episode:

• How to deal with a partner who isn’t financially responsible

• Why setting money boundaries is a form of self-protection

• The dangers of ignoring money red flags in relationships

• When it’s okay to say no to family financial demands

• Reni’s honest take on balancing love, loyalty, and money

Whether you’re married, dating, or navigating money with family, this episode will give you practical insights to handle financial conflicts with confidence and clarity.

If you've ever wondered how to build wealth as a Muslim without compromising your values, this episode is your perfect starting point.

In this insightful conversation, Reni sits down with Shakira, a halal investing advocate, who breaks down the fundamentals of faith-conscious investing. From screening stocks and ETFs to navigating crypto, mortgages, and real estate, she explains what’s halal, what’s not, and how to confidently take control of your financial future. She also outlines the exact steps a new Muslim investor should take from opening a brokerage account and funding a TFSA, to choosing halal ETFs, purifying dividends, and monitoring compliance quarterly.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode: 

• What halal investing really means and how it works

• Tools and platforms to screen halal investments 

• How to start building your investment portfolio the halal way

• What “halal” and “haram” mean in the context of money and investing 

• The best apps to check if an investment is halal

• How to transition out of non-halal investments (without panic or guilt)
  

Whether you're just starting out or seeking a values-aligned way to grow your money, this episode is packed with clarity, practical steps, and thoughtful insights.

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In this eye-opening episode of Don’t Go Broke Trying, Reni sits down with Aimee Schalles and Amanda Baron, two practicing lawyers and co-founders of Jointly, a legal tech platform making prenups and cohabitation agreements more accessible for everyday Canadians.

Together, they unpack the stigma around prenups and explain why legal agreements like prenups, postnups, and cohabitation contracts are important tools for anyone in a serious relationship, not just for celebrities and millionaires.

From breaking down what these agreements really mean, to busting the myths that make people avoid them, this conversation will make you rethink what financial protection in love actually looks like.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

• The difference between prenups, postnups, and cohabitation agreements
  

• Why everyone, not just wealthy couples should consider one
  

• How to bring up a prenup with your partner (without killing the romance)
  

• What a prenup can and can’t include (especially when it comes to kids, houses, and businesses)
  

• How to use these agreements as tools of care, not conflict

This episode will leave you with a clear understanding of what prenups are (and aren’t), why they’re not just for the rich and famous, and how they can actually strengthen your relationship not weaken it.

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In this episode of Don't Go Broke Trying, Reni sits down with writer and personal finance expert, Shannon Terrell from Nerdwallet Canada to break down the ins and outs of debt consolidation and how to do it right. 

Whether you're drowning in multiple credit card bills or juggling personal loans, this episode walks you through smart ways to simplify your repayments without falling into more financial traps. 

What you’ll learn in this episode:

• What debt consolidation really means

• How to tell if debt consolidation is the right option for you

• The biggest myths and mistakes people make when consolidating their debt

• Shannon’s proven strategies for paying off debt without going broke

• Steps to take before and after consolidating to stay financially on track

Whether you're feeling overwhelmed by multiple debts, or just exploring your options, this episode will help you make smart, confident decisions so you can take control of your finances without going broke.

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In this episode of Don't Go Broke Trying, Reni is joined by Yanmo Omorogbe, co-founder of Bamboo, to break down everything you need to know about starting your investment journey, no matter how little money or experience you have.

They talk through how the Bamboo app works, what makes it trustworthy, and how you can start investing in Naira or USD with as little as ₦50k. Yanmo explains the difference between US and Nigerian stocks, the perks of managed portfolios, and how to avoid the trap of waiting for the “perfect” time to start.

If investing has ever felt overwhelming, intimidating, or just out of reach, this episode is your simple, relatable guide to getting started and building wealth, one small step at a time.

What you’ll learn in this episode:

• Why you don’t need a lot of money to start investing

• The difference between Nigerian stocks, US stocks, ETFs, and fixed-income options

• How Bamboo protects your money and earns user trust

• What a managed portfolio is and who it’s perfect for

• Why the best time to invest is right now
  

Whether you’re just starting out or trying to get back into investing, this episode will help you build confidence, take action, and grow your money without going broke trying.

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In this episode of Don't Go Broke Trying, Reni is back with another round of real, messy Coinfessions. From a husband separating accounts because of his wife’s debt, to a mom using her daughter’s college fund to pay off a dream house, Reni shares her honest thoughts on what’s smart, what’s risky, and what she’d do differently.

She also unpacks the tricky topic of managing money in relationships like splitting finances, talking about debts, and setting boundaries without causing tension.

What you'll learn in this episode:

• How to set financial boundaries without damaging your relationship

• Reni’s honest take on handling love and money the smart way

• When it might make sense to split finances in a relationship

• How to navigate money conversations with your partner

• Why hiding debt can lead to bigger issues

Whether you're navigating money with a partner or preparing for those conversations in the future, this episode will help you handle real-life financial decisions with clarity, confidence, and common sense.

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In this episode of Don't Go Broke Trying, Reni gets real about her journey as a content creator and how not to go broke trying to “make it.” 

She walks you through how she diversified her income over the years and also breaks down some mistakes creators make, especially as beginners, from chasing brand deals to underpricing their services/self.

Reni also reflects on her 5-year journey as a creator, from simply wanting to share financial knowledge to landing over 25 paid speaking engagements this year alone. If you're building a platform or dreaming of turning your content into a real career, this episode gives you the roadmap to do it wisely, profitably, and with purpose.

What you'll learn in this episode:

• How to treat your content like a business

• How to build authority and attract high-value opportunities

• Mistakes content creators make and how to not to make them

• Reni’s personal journey and best lessons from 5 years of content creation

• Outsourcing as a content creator

Whether you're just starting out or already creating content consistently, this episode will help you think bigger, earn smarter, and grow your influence without going broke in the process.

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Content Creators Price Guide: https://www.instagram.com/p/CZACHLwrjqO/

In this coinfessions episode, Reni answers your burning real estate questions, breaking down everything from FHSA accounts, to buying your first home and investing in property like a pro.

She dives into the realities of homeownership, whether it's smarter to sell or hold on to your house, and what to consider before making big property decisions. If you're confused about how FHSA works, overwhelmed by the home-buying process, or wondering how to get started in real estate investing, Reni makes it all simple and stress-free.

What you'll learn in this episode:

• What an FHSA account is and how it can help you as a homeowner

• The key steps (and mistakes to avoid) when buying a house

• How to decide if selling your home is the right move

• The pros and cons of owning vs. selling a property

• Reni’s honest take on building wealth through real estate
  

Whether you’re a first-time buyer, aspiring investor, or just trying to make smarter investment moves in real estate, this episode gives you the clarity and confidence to take your next step.

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The market’s crashing—what now?

In this episode of Don't Go Broke Trying, Reni is cutting through the panic to show you crucial strategies you need to know to navigate investing during a market crash. She shares why crashes are actually normal, what mistakes to avoid when fear takes over, and how to spot real opportunities. 

If you've ever wondered whether you should buy the dip or run for cover, this episode will help you build confidence and protect your money during uncertain times.

What you'll learn in this episode:

Whether you're new to investing or have been in the game for a while, this episode will help you stay calm, make smart decisions, and keep building wealth—even when the market gets rough. 

In this episode of Don't Go Broke Trying, Reni breaks down everything you need to know about getting life insurance—without going broke in the process.

She shares why getting life insurance earlier in life is one of the smartest financial moves you can make, especially if you're building wealth or have people who rely on you. Reni also unpacks the different types of life insurance in a way that actually makes sense and gives her best tips for choosing the right coverage for your needs and budget.

If the topic of life insurance has ever felt confusing or overwhelming, this episode is your no-stress guide to getting protected without sacrificing your financial goals.

What you'll learn in this episode:

• Why getting life insurance early can save you money in the long run
  

• The difference between term life and whole life insurance
  

• How to decide which type of insurance is right for you
  

• What to look out for when shopping for a policy
  

• How to avoid overpaying or getting unnecessary coverage
  

• Reni’s personal tips on protecting yourself financially and wisely
  

Whether you're just getting started or revisiting your current plan, this episode will help you get the coverage you need without breaking the bank.

In this Coinfessions episode, Reni answers your most-asked money questions! From investing in ETFs and choosing the right platform to deciding whether to pay off your mortgage early or invest, we cover a wide range of personal finance and wealth-building topics. If you’ve ever wondered about fractional investing, tax-free savings accounts, credit scores, or which ETFs to buy, this episode is for you!

In this episode, Reni breaks down everything you need to know about credit cards—how they work, how they impact your credit score, and how to use them responsibly. Follow these tips and you'll have an 850 credit score in no time!

In this Coinfessions episode of Don't Go Broke Trying, Reni answers your money questions! From how to start investing with just 1 million Naira to maximizing your TFSA in Canada, this episode covers everything you’ve been curious about. Whether you’re figuring out how to build wealth, make the right career moves, or improve your financial literacy, Reni provides actionable tips to help you make smarter money decisions.

In this episode of Don't Go Broke Trying, Reni dives into the challenges of supporting family financially—especially when dealing with cultural expectations like Black Tax.

Learn how to balance generosity with financial stability, set boundaries with loved ones, and create a support plan that aligns with your goals. Whether you're navigating requests for monthly contributions or one-time emergencies, this episode offers practical strategies to help you help others without sacrificing your own financial health.

In this episode of Don't Go Broke Trying, Reni shares her tried-and-tested steps to change your entire financial life in just one year. From building a strong foundation with budgeting and emergency funds to scaling up with increased income and investing, this episode covers practical strategies to take you from where you are to where you want to be.

Whether you’re starting fresh or levelling up your finances, these tips are designed to help you build wealth, reduce stress, and create a life of financial freedom.

In this Confessions episode of Don't Go Broke Trying, Reni is joined by Pastor Bibi to discuss the pressures of giving in faith communities and how to find a healthy balance between faith and finances. Together, they address listener confessions about the guilt, family expectations, and financial strain that often accompany giving. Pastor Bibi shares practical wisdom on honouring God without compromising your financial well-being, including alternative ways to give and tips for managing these conversations within families.

Timestamps

3:40 Why do pastors heavily encourage students to give large sums of money as offering?

10:20 My mom is a pastor and gives so much that sometimes we don't have enough at home

18:31 How do I stop my old mother from giving tithes/offerings to church?

28:08 Do you believe in giving 10% of your income to the church?

30:09 My relative gave a large sum of money to her church instead of saving it for retirement

In this episode of Don't Go Broke Trying, Reni and her guest Pastor Bibi delve into a topic many Christians face: balancing faith and finances. They address tithes, offerings, and the pressure to give in ways that sometimes lead to financial strain. Pastor Bibi shares practical insights on how to manage financial responsibilities while still honoring God, offers alternative ways to give beyond money, and discusses how to set boundaries to avoid going broke trying to serve God.

In this Coinfessions episode of Don't Go Broke Trying, Reni addresses common questions and doubts about investing in the stock market. She breaks down myths, fees, and essential strategies for safe and affordable investing. Covering topics like self-directed investing, low-fee platforms, fractional shares, and mindset shifts, Reni shares actionable tips to help you start investing without financial stress. Tune in for practical advice on starting with what you have, growing your portfolio, and making smart, informed decisions for financial stability.

Timestamps

3:10 I'm skeptical about self-directed investing through a bank!

8:50 I have $50k from my crypto success

13:14 Should I take money out of my RRSP to build my emergency fund?

20:15 I currently invest $1300 biweekly in registered accounts - where else can I invest?

26:40 What are the different types of investment options?

35:08 What are your startest investments til date?

In this episode of Don't Go Broke Trying, Reni makes a long-awaited return live from FinCon 2024 in Atlanta, Georgia, the ultimate conference for finance creators.

She dives into "coinfessions" – your biggest money questions on debt, budgeting, investing, and more. Hear practical tips on overcoming financial ruts, tracking spending, choosing investment platforms, and setting boundaries with family and friends around money.

In this episode of "Don't Go Broke Trying," we're tackling the topic of business funding with our guest Chuks, a financing expert. We explore the common mistakes that entrepreneurs make when seeking funding, and how these missteps can lead to financial ruin. Chuks will sheds light on the various types of funding available for businesses, and offers guidance on which ones are most appropriate for different stages of business development.

This episode was recorded in 2023.

In this episode, Jessica Ufuoma and Reni, answer your coinfessions surrounding all things travelling the world.

Chapters

2:40 AITA for not wanting to go on a family vacation?

11:35 Do you have recommendations for travel insurance

14:03 I want to travel but my girlfriend is broke

21:23 do you have a budget for traveling while retiring

25:20 AITA for not wanting my gf to travel alone?

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Traveling the world is a dream for many, but it can also come with a hefty price tag. On this next episode we sit down with Jessica Ufuoma, a travel content creator with over 160,000 followers. With her experience traveling to over 50 countries, she shares her tips and resources on how to travel without going broke. From budgeting to finding affordable accommodations and activities, Jessica gives us the deets on how to make our travel dreams a reality without breaking the bank.

This episode was recorded May 2023

In this episode, Jermaine The Jobfather Murray and Reni, answer your coinfessions surrounding all things getting into tech.

On this episode of "Don't Go Broke Trying," we're joined by Jermaine 'The Jobfather' Murray, a tech recruiter and founder of Jupiter HR. Jermaine has made it his mission to help 500 Black people break into the tech industry. As of Feb 27, 2024 he has helped 399!

In this episode, he'll share his tips on how to navigate the world of tech bootcamps and job hunting without falling prey to expensive courses and bootcamps that promise more than they can deliver. If you're looking to make a career change or just interested in learning more about tech, this is the episode for you.

In this episode, Emily The Recruiter and Reni, answer your coin confessions surrounding all things growing your career.

On this episode of "Don't Go Broke Trying," we're joined by Pelumi Ogendegbe, a successful real estate investor who owns multiple properties, one being an Airbnb. If you've ever considered starting your own Airbnb business, this episode is a must-listen. Pelumi shares his insights and expertise on how to not go broke trying to start an Airbnb business, from finding the right properties to setting the right price to maximizing your profits. He'll discuss the biggest mistakes that new Airbnb hosts make, how to stand out in a crowded market, and how to navigate the regulatory landscape to stay compliant and profitable. Whether you're a seasoned real estate investor or just getting started, this episode offers practical tips and strategies for building a successful and sustainable Airbnb business.

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In this episode, Mortgages By Dammy, mortgage broker, and Reni, answer your coin confessions surrounding all things purchasing a home.

In this episode, John Sacke, wealth advisor at BMO Private Wealth, and Reni, answer your coin coinfessions surrounding all things managing one's money. It's great to have a professional lens on this!

Have you ever wondered if you should hire a professional financial advisor instead of trying to manage your wealth yourself? It's confusing to know when you should outsource or not, so today we are bringing on a professional wealth manager to give his take.

In this episode of "Don't Go Broke Trying," we're sitting down with John Sacke, Investment Advisor at BMO Private Wealth, to discuss the value of seeking professional financial advice. Many people attempt to manage their money on their own, only to end up in financial trouble due to mismanagement. On the other hand, entrusting your money to the wrong advisor can lead to disastrous results. In this episode, John offers expert guidance on what to look for when selecting an investment advisor or wealth manager, the questions you should be asking, and how to avoid common pitfalls that can lead to financial ruin. Whether you're a seasoned investor or just starting out, this episode will provide invaluable insights on how to not go broke while seeking professional financial guidance. Tune in now to learn more.

In this episode, Eduek & Reni answer your 'coin' confessions surrounding all things getting into (and out of) debt and investing in the stock market.

On this episode of Don't Go Broke Trying, we're joined by Eduek Brooks, also known as Two Sides of A Dime, a financial educator who empowers women to pay off debt, invest wisely, and achieve financial freedom. In this episode, Eduek shares her personal journey from being $47,000 in debt to becoming debt-free, investing in the stock market and teaching others how to do the same. She'll provide practical tips and strategies on how to invest in the stock market without going broke, from understanding the basics of investing to building a diversified portfolio that can weather market fluctuations. Whether you're a seasoned investor or just starting out, this episode offers valuable insights and guidance on how to build wealth and secure your financial future.

Olu of Canada is on the podcast teaching us how to not go broke trying to immigrate to Canada. He moved from Nigeria to Canada with just $650 in his pocket, and was able to complete his phd, get his Canadian citizenship, and is now thriving, financially and otherwise.

Olu has built a platform that helps people from all over the world immigrate to Canada and navigate the complex process of applying for visas, studying in Canada, and finding work. In this episode, he shares the 100 pathways you can use to move to Canada, the most cost-efficient ways to move, mistakes to avoid on your immigration journey costly, and much more.

In this episode, Tosin & Reni answer your 'coin' confessions surrounding all things content creation, influencer marketing scams, and payment for brand deals.