W-4 Forms Made Simple
Ever stared at your W-4 and thought, "What does any of this mean?" You're not alone. In this week's episode of Isn't That Rich, Jill and Ashley break down one of the most confusing forms in your new-hire packet, the W-4. From what "qualifying child" really means to how "other dependents" can actually lower your tax bill, we're explaining it all in plain English (and with a few laughs along the way). If you've ever wondered why your paycheck changes or how to make sure you're not over- or under-withholding, this episode is for you.
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The Four Spending Personalities: Why you spend the way you do
Ever wonder why you spend the way you do? Whether you're the one obsessively checking your savings account, the friend who can't resist a good sale, the person avoiding your bank app at all costs, or the dreamer with a cart full of "future me" goals, this episode is for you. Join us as we break down the four money personalities: Saver, Spender, Avoider, and Dreamer, and share the funny, all-too-real ways they show up in everyday life. We even took the quiz ourselves (and the results might surprise you). It's equal parts relatable, insightful, and laugh-out-loud honest, because when it comes to money, understanding your habits is the first step to mastering them. Tune in and find out which one you are!
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The Business Behind the Bass: From Southern Illinois to the Elite Series with Trey McKinney
What does it take to go from a small-town fisherman in Southern Illinois to the youngest Bassmaster Elite Rookie of the Year, and do it all by age 20? Trey McKinney has already reeled in record-breaking wins, secured major sponsorships, and built a reputation as one of the most exciting names in professional fishing. But behind the trophies is a young entrepreneur learning to balance prize money, branding, and smart investing, all while staying true to his roots in faith, family, and the outdoors. In this episode, Trey sits down with us to share his journey, the business behind professional fishing, and what it really takes to build a future on and off the water.
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Splitting Bills without the Drama: Roommates, Couples and Spouses
Money talks can feel awkward. We have all lived with someone at some point, from five friends in a college house to a first apartment with a partner to a home we share with a spouse. The common thread is always the same. Who pays for what, and how do we keep things fair without turning the kitchen into a courtroom. The goal is not winning the spreadsheet, the goal is keeping the peace and still liking each other on pizza night.
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Why Stay-at-Home Moms Deserve a Seat at the Financial Table
Being a stay-at-home mom is often called "priceless", but the truth is, if you outsourced every role she fills, from childcare to chef to chauffeur, the bill could top six figures a year. Yet too many moms are left out of the very financial decisions they help make possible. In this episode, we sit down with financial and wellness coach Anna Goff to talk about why stay-at-home moms deserve a seat at the financial table, how to protect yourself legally and financially, and practical steps every mom can take to gain visibility and security. Whether you're a mom, a spouse, or simply someone who values the work behind a strong family, this conversation will change how you think about money, partnership, and worth.
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