In today’s episode, Dave and Reb consider the cost of commitment on our stress levels and our finances. The post Count the Cost first appeared on More Than Enough.

It’s the end of the year, and Dave and Reb can hardly believe it! Today, on “Let’s Talk Money with Dave and Reb”, the co-hosts look back on their year of podcasts as well as areas of personal growth they've experienced.  The post Looking Back to Learn fir

It's almost Christmas, and Dave and Reb invite their dear friends Rev. Ray Borg and his wife Arlene to share their favourite Christmas Scripture verses and memories on today’s episode of “Let’s Talk Money with Dave and Reb”. They even manage to talk about

At this time of year, many of us are receiving requests for donations from charities often in the form of gift catalogues as options for gift giving. For many of us, there are more requests than money and this can be disheartening. On today’s episode of “

What is it like for you going to the grocery store these days? Is there a certain amount of stress you carry over rising prices? On today's episode of "Let's Talk Money with Dave and Reb", the co-hosts discuss how a change in mindset and a focus on who Go

Financial Advisor Bold Kere joins Dave and Reb on "Let's Talk Money" today to talk about price and value in considering the current cryptocurrency environment. There are many aspects to consider when deciding to invest. The post Price and Value in Conside

It's Black Friday and Dave and Reb are talking about planning what you spend, and spending what you plan on today's episode of "Let's Talk Money with Dave and Reb". The post From Red to Black first appeared on More Than Enough.

What do you value? And how do those values directly impact your financial choices and decisions? On today’s “Let’s Talk Money with Dave and Reb”, More Than Enough Financial (MTE) Coach Natalie Rowe discusses these questions and more with the podcast co-ho

Looking at two well-known Scripture verses in Hebrews 10, Dave and Reb talk about the importance of encouraging one another in regular financial dates or what are also called regular money meetings The post Financial Dates Part 2 first appeared on More Th

A Financial Date Night is a dedicated weekly date on your calendar, where you and your spouse commit to tracking your current expenses, so that your eight-week spending plan is predictable and measurable. The post Financially Dating Your Spouse first appe