Mike Young is a financial coach, speaker, author, and host - along with his wife Mandy - of the Beyond Your Wedding Day Podcast. He specializes in working with newly married and engaged to be married couples. His goal is to help couples build a strong foundation in their marriage by getting on the same page financially.
Mike has written 10 awesome article(s).
by Mike Young
We learned how to buy a house with a mortgage the hard way. Use our tips to make sure your American Dream is a dream come true, not a 30-year nightmare!
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by Mike Young
In part 2 of Understanding Debt we’ll take a look at medical debt, HELOC debt, unsecured loan debt, and mortgage debt to formulate the best debt plan.
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by Mike Young
Understanding debt is the first stage in a debt free adventure. You need to arm yourself with knowledge of all debt types so you can formulate a plan.
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by Mike Young
Stocks are often a long-term investment so the question “Should I get out of the stock market” needs to be considered carefully with a long-term view. You never want to be the person who buys high or sells low.
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by Mike Young
Charitable giving is a crucial part of financial success. Plan your giving to ensure that you’re always contributing and following God’s Word.
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by Mike Young
If you have never been able to save money and are finally ready to create change read this article and follow the 6 simple steps on how to save money.
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by Mike Young
Many don’t know how to much to spend because they don’t have a clear picture of what they make or where it’s going. Use these tips to figure it out.
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by Mike Young
There are many solid reasons to budget your money, today we focus on 3 reasons that will improve your financial life and lower your stress.
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by Mike Young
Stop treating every emergency repair as a budget buster. Find the money by going without or saving before it happens. Use credit as a last option.
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by Mike Young
If you spouse is spending too much money and you’re not sure what to do, follow these 3 steps to improve communication and curb the spending.
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