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Smart Money Moves with Holly Reid
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JD is joined by certified public accountant Holly Reid to talk about financial education and the importance of imparting it early to our youth. Holly is an experienced finance professional who loves her career and believes we all have knowledge, experiences and a purpose to add value, contribute to society and enrich the lives of others. As a personal finance advocate, Holly is dedicated to helping adults and the next generation manage their finances as responsible stewards. Growing up in a household where, “we may have been poor in material possessions, but we were rich in love, family values, and an unwavering work ethic,” she speaks on how the lack exposed the economic disparities and piqued her interest to understand the economic landscape and specifically money management. In 2012, Holly created The Master Playbook to break the cycle of paycheck to paycheck living and to help adults and the next generation create a financial legacy worth leaving. She has educated thousands of people through her book, speaking engagements, and coaching sessions using sound financial principles, practical tips and her personal experiences.
What You Will Hear:
- Holly’s background
- Biggest and earliest lessons learned about finances
- Knowledge vs. application
- Spending consciously and raising awareness
- Advertising, consumerism and youth
- History: Black Wall Street, Tulsa Oklahoma, Birmingham
- Using credit responsibly
- The Master Playbook and parenting today
- Celebrities and financial education
Quotes:
“One thing about personal finances is it’s very personal, what’s good for you, what process or app or thing that may work for you may not work for me and my situation, personality or what makes me feel safe or secure or stabilized.”
“Our society does not teach us to make our money work for us, it teaches us to spend.”
“Credit is one of the biggest things that tears us down.”
“The bible has the greatest number of scripture that speaks to money than any other topic.”
“If you look at the biggest lessons in my life it’s where I didn't get something I wanted or I failed at something I attempted and those are the biggest life lessons.”
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