The panel included Rod Griffin: Director of Consumer Education and Awareness at Experian; Alicia R. Hudnett Reiss: CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™; Sarah Brady: financial consultant, workshop facilitator, and writer; Beverly Harzog: Credit Card Expert and Consumer Finance Analyst for U.S. News; Todd Christensen: Education Manager at Money Fit by DRS; Molly Ford-Coates: Founder, Ford Financial Management; Gloria Fagbemi: Founder, TeaForTwoAndACrowd.com; Take Charge America; American Consumer Credit Counseling; Sahirenys Pierce: Personal Finance Expert; Roger Ma: Financial Planner at LifeLaidOut and author of Work Your Money, Not Your Life; Sarah Brady: financial consultant, workshop facilitator, and writer; Patrina Dixon: Certified Financial Educator; Gerri Detweiler: Director of Education at Nav Inc.; and Daniella Flores: Creator and Author at iliketodabble.com.
Questions We Discussed:
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Q1: Is your family spending more, less, or the same since the coronavirus outbreak began?
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Q2: What are some frugal tips you received from. your parents while growing up?
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Q3: What are some ways to model family spending during the COVID-19 pandemic?
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Q4: How can families save money if they’re struggling during the coronavirus pandemic?
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Q5: What are some steps to getting out of debt as a family?
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Q6: How can you get children involved in budgeting and saving?
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Q7: What are some clever tips that can help you save money on food and eat well?
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Q8: What are some ways to reduce and save money on utility bills?
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Q9: What are some fun and frugal activities for families to do together during the quarantine?
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Q10: What are some money lessons we can learn from the coronavirus pandemic?