A Financial Guide to Managing Windfalls | Ep. 166

In this episode of The New Money Habits Podcast, Coach Nino Villa and Maria Casillas discuss a financial inquiry from a listener named Danny, who has received a $16,000 windfall. They explore Danny's financial situation, including her goals of home buying, managing student loans, and saving for retirement. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding financial priorities, setting realistic goals, and creating a flexible financial plan to manage windfalls effectively. The hosts provide insights on how to evaluate competing financial priorities and the significance of planning ahead to avoid emotional spending.

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