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Making Informed Financial Decisions (opens the original)
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Not every opportunity is the right opportunity—and excitement should never replace careful evaluation. In this episode, E.N. Towner discusses how to slow down, ask practical questions, understand the costs and expectations, and review the details before making a financial commitment. It’s a practical conversation about opportunities, personal boundaries, and making informed financial decisions with confidence. Visit ETJourne.com for books, resources, and money-management tools.
If You Couldn’t Pay the Bills for One Week: Creating a Financial Backup Plan (opens the original)
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If illness or an unexpected emergency prevented you from managing the household finances, would someone you trust know what to do? In this episode of Journey into Finance—A Mother’s Finance Journey , E.N. Towner shares how experiencing a stroke made financial preparation much more personal. She explains how to create a simple, secure backup plan without giving someone unrestricted access to your money or exposing private information. You’ll learn the five pieces of information a trusted person s
It takes a Family to Build a Legacy (opens the original)
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What happens to the village after the child grows up and needs a car, a security deposit, emergency help, or a financial lifeline? In this episode of Journey Into Finance , Pip and Mara explore how families with limited incomes can pool small, consistent contributions to create real options across generations. Using a simple example of six relatives contributing $50 each, they show how a family fund can grow into a meaningful emergency cushion, opportunity fund, or long-term legacy account. The
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