Natalye-Marrie | Money Coach - theloneparent

From homeless and in debt to a £500k net worth in 4 yearsNEW POSTCAST ALERT Money Matters mama, get out of debt and get your money right with money coach Natalye ...Guess what she can help you !!!!Helping single mums break hold of debt and create the financial freedom they deserve. Natalye shares the benefits of going debt free ⠀5 easy Tips managing your money - Budget , Clear Debt, Income and expenses, Emergency Fund, Saving and investments. Natalye tells us how she became debt free in 2016, and in 2017, she said in one of her posts 'I conquered one of my items on my bucket list!She travelled to Europe in a motorhome with her kids. She travelled to Pisa and Lake Como in Italy, Switzerland and South of France. It was an amazing trip and her first one in years because of the debt she previously had.This was one of her whys. This was the reason behind her mastering her finances. It was never about the money but the freedom it allowed her once she had cleared my debt. Natalye was able to experience something that I had once come across on YouTube by accident a few years prior of a family travelling the US in an RV and I immediately wanted to do something similar. Natalye is so real on the podcast and explains 'What narrative are you telling yourself because of your current finances? Who told you , you cant be debt free?Pre approved 0% on balance transfer credit cards - Yes it may be an unpopular method but credit cards come with high interest, and every month interest is being applied to your balance so it can make for a lengthy process.Moving it over to a credit card offering 0% on balance transfers for 12 months can help you immensely. It means there is no interest being charged on the balance. There is a fee but it can be as little as 1.5% of the balance. In the grand scheme of things I’d rather pay the fee then the interest.Paying the debt off once balance has been transferred - Once the balance is transferred, I would then make a plan on paying that balance off. So if the 0% interest was only for 12 months, I would work on paying that balance off within the 12 months.The longer the interest free period, the better.Some of the questions i asked in the post belowPlease tell the audience a bit about your single mom's journey?Tell us about the Lone parent and what inspired you to create the page?You are a big advocate of being debt-free please tell us why this is so important?You also have a 6 figure net worth how did you do this?How can single moms create financial freedom?Follow her on socials: https://www.instagram.com/theloneparent/