Your Money Habits Are Our Financial Pet Peeves—Let’s Talk! (With Jade Warshaw)
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What are some common financial pet peeves?
Today we asked a debt payoff legend to help us unpack some financial pet peeves with a little tough love.
I'm going to get riled up. And I'm so sorry because I'm sure some of you watching and listening are these people. So sending Venmo payments to a spouse.
You don't feel like this is like the highest of offenses?
No, that's a violation of human rights.
Hey guys, I'm Rachel Cruz.
I'm George Camel.
I'm Jane Warshaw. And this is Smart Money Happy Hour. Cheers! Well, this is the show where two friends who happen to be money experts talk about what you're talking about. So everything from pop culture, current events, and money.
But first, let's talk about what we're sipping on. It is a tequila old-fashioned.
I love it. I do, too.
A refined drink for a refined guest today.
Okay. I've never been described as refined.
Jade, welcome to Smart Money Happy Hour. Thank you. We're so glad you're here. We get comments all the time, I feel like, from other episodes with our guests, and everyone's like, have Jade Warshaw.
Bring on Jade. Yep.
Well, you're here. Give the people what they want.
I know you're here for the cocktail, Jade, so that's what we're all here for. So if you want the recipe, the rating, stick around to the very end. We're going to share all of that.
Yeah, it's happening.
I can't believe it. It's been too long. We're sorry. We're sorry.
It's okay. I apologize.
It's not you. It's us.
I cried in the shower several times about it, but here we are. You've not been a guest.
I'm just kidding. I like the buildup of anticipation. Yeah.
How does sending Venmo payments to a spouse affect relationships?
You know, because you've been on our solo shows, Rachel Cruze Show, George Camel, YouTube. That's right.
But never on our show. Rachel's invited me on her show more times than you have on yours, George. I was going to say, she's been on my show a lot, and we've had a lot of fun.
What's up with that? You guys have a lot of feminine energy going on. I already have enough of that on mine without anybody. That's true.
I'll do that. Don't need any guests. Yeah. So to that point, our audience probably knows who you are, Jade. But if they don't, for some reason, give us like a one minute of who's Jade Warshaw.
Jade Warshaw is one of the money experts here at Ramsey. My background is in debt payoff. I paid off $460,000 with my husband. We did it in seven and a half years. And I'm a former entertainer. And that's my claim to fame. I love it.
Impressive. This is my favorite description of you. Dave Ramsey in a different font. How do you react to that?
Who said it? Who said that?
I won't name names.
I don't know about that one.
I think they like your intensity and you just call it like it is. Okay.
I think you're the most bold.
You don't beat around the bush.
Do you feel like out of all of us? I feel like I've gone, I'm like Homer Simpson. I feel like I went back in the bushes a little bit. Like I started very bold and I feel like I've gotten more empathetic. Is this true or is this just in my head? Yeah, uh, maybe. Okay, so it's just in my head.
But Jade, we're with you. I'm like, I know that it's going to be told. Like we were just doing pictures right before. You're like, bad picture, do it again. I'm like, see, Jade knows.
Why do people buy lattes while in debt?
It's not bad, Jade. It's not bad. You know what you want. It's decisive and bold, and that's what we need.
Okay, I'm with it.
We need Jade.
We need Jade. I need you all as well.
Well, the reason you're really here is because we thought you'd be the best guest to talk about financial pet peeves because I've seen you get riled up. What people do with money relationally. You've called people out on the show. And so some of your rants are my favorite. And so we made a list of money habits that respectfully make our skin crawl. So we want to see if you agree. Is that fair?
I think we're all rating them. Even us.
Yes. So we're going to rate each one one to ten. This is our board. On the board if you're watching on YouTube or Spotify. So a one is like that's a tolerable pet peeve. No big deal. A ten is straight to jail.
Straight to jail. Straight to jail.
No soup for you. Whoever writes down the highest number gets to start the rant and explain the frustration.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What are some common financial pet peeves?
0:05–1:35
2
How does sending Venmo payments to a spouse affect relationships?
1:35–3:05
3
Why do people buy lattes while in debt?
3:05–4:30
4
What are the consequences of buying Christmas gifts for adults while in debt?
4:30–5:46
5
How does living at home impact financial habits?
5:46–7:16
6
What are the pitfalls of using buy now, pay later services?
7:16–8:30
7
Why is it problematic to split dinner bills evenly?
8:30–10:08
8
What lessons can we learn from financial habits discussed in this episode?
10:08–59:52
Speakers
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