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Financial Mastery Simplified

Welcome to Financial Mastery Simplified, the podcast that turns the complex world of money into easy-to-understand lessons. Imagine sitting down to your favorite snack, a simple yet delightful peanut butter and jelly sandwich.

Podcast · By Jax Crider · English · Official site

Indexed episodes, last 90 days
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Sep 29, 2026
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Jul 15, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 29, 2026

    How Successful People Think About Money and Risk (opens the original)

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    How Successful People Think About Money and Risk How should you actually use your money to build a better life? In this episode of Financial Mastery Simplified, Jax sits down with David to talk about financial planning, investing, money mindset, risk, business value, and what true financial mastery really means. Instead of following a one-size-fits-all financial plan, this conversation explores why your financial decisions should be aligned with your goals, lifestyle, family, and the life you ac

  2. Episode · Sep 15, 2026

    The Real Secret to Financial Mastery Nobody Talks About (opens the original)

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    The Real Secret to Financial Mastery Nobody Talks About Your money habits may be controlling your financial future more than you realize. Learn how financial behavior, money mindset, and self-mastery can change the way you build wealth and make financial decisions. In this episode of Financial Mastery Simplified, Jax Crider sits down with human behavior expert Hugh to explore the deeper connection between money, behavior, financial habits, and personal growth. Financial mastery isn’t just about

  3. Episode · Sep 10, 2026

    How to Become Confident Making Financial Decisions Alone (opens the original)

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    How to Become Confident Making Financial Decisions Alone Making financial decisions alone can feel overwhelming—especially after divorce, widowhood, or a major life transition. In this episode of Financial Mastery Simplified, we explore how to build financial confidence, overcome the fear of making the wrong decision, and become a more self-trusting financial decision-maker. When you're suddenly responsible for decisions about your home, mortgage, investments, retirement, and money, having more

  4. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    How to Feel Confident Managing Money on Your Own (opens the original)

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    Why Smart, Successful Women Feel Financially Insecure Why do smart, successful women still feel financially insecure when it comes to managing their own money? In this episode, Jax Crider explores the hidden financial confidence gap that can affect high-achieving women—especially after divorce, widowhood, or another major life transition. You can be a physician, attorney, executive, or business owner and still feel overwhelmed by investment accounts, mortgages, retirement assets, taxes, and fina

  5. Episode · Aug 19, 2026

    Too Much Divorce Advice? How Women Can Make Smarter Financial Decisions (opens the original)

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    Divorce financial advice can feel overwhelming when everyone has an opinion about what you should do. In this episode, Jax Crider explains how women can make clearer financial decisions during divorce without surrendering their authority to friends, strangers online, or even experts. If you’re separated, considering divorce, rebuilding after a major life transition, or facing difficult decisions about your home, mortgage, finances, or future, this conversation will help you separate advice, info

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