HeyJaredThings I Wish I Knew About Money
Welcome to "Things I wish knew about money" podcast. I'm your host Kamille SmithSo the purpose of this podcast is to provide knowledge about different aspects of personal finance with an entertaining twist.
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Backpacks, Lunches and a Budget Fighting for Its Life. (opens the original)
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This week, Kamille explores the real cost of preparing for a new school year and why back-to-school spending can pressure a household budget. From backpacks, lunches, clothing, and technology to textbooks, transportation, extracurricular activities, and unexpected school requests, she breaks down the expenses that extend far beyond the first day. She highlights how parental guilt, social pressure, and the desire to fit in can blur the line between needs and wants. Stay tuned; this episode is for
Spend It, Save It, or Buy Back Your Sanity? (opens the original)
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This week, Kamille explores what truly makes spending worthwhile and whether experiences are always better than material things. From buying something useful and creating meaningful memories to paying for convenience and choosing to keep the money, she compares four different ways an extra dollar can add value to our lives. She highlights how our priorities, responsibilities, location, and financial reality can completely change which choice makes the most sense. Stay tuned; this episode is for
They Thought My Business Was an MLM (opens the original)
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This week, Kamille shares a personal business experience that led to a much bigger conversation about first impressions, trust, and brand clarity. After discovering that someone had mistaken FitnanceIQ for an MLM, she reflects on how quickly assumptions are made and the impact they can have on opportunities, relationships, and credibility. Through honest conversation and practical insights, she encourages listeners to think about the message they're sending before they ever introduce themselves.
The Price of Someday (opens the original)
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This week, Kamille explores the hidden cost of waiting andwhy putting off financial and life decisions can be more expensive than werealize. From waiting to invest and change careers to delaying personal goals,she reflects on how fear, uncertainty, and the search for the "perfecttime" can quietly hold us back. Through honest conversation and practicalinsights, she encourages listeners to recognize the difference between waitingwith purpose and waiting out of fear. Stay tuned, this episode is for
A Conversation Across Time (opens the original)
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This week, Kamille invites listeners to step into a financial time machine and reflect on the money and life lessons that shaped their journey. From the dreams and uncertainty of being 18 to the realities of adulthood, she explores how our relationship with money evolves through experience, growth, and the choices we make along the way. She also imagines the advice her future self would give the person she is today, reminding us that while we can't rewrite our past, we can make decisions today t
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