
Feeling like your paycheck disappears before the month is over? Tired of arguing about money, relying on credit cards, or wondering where all your money went? You're in the right place. The Debt Rebel Podcast is for busy parents--especially overwhelmed working moms, ADHD moms, and families who are ready to stop living paycheck to paycheck, pay off debt, and finally feel confident with money. I'm J... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 144 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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ADHD money management doesn't have to rely on willpower.
In this episode, we're exploring AI tools and neurodivergent finance automation that take the guesswork out of budgeting.
Discover which money tools actually stick for ADHD brains, how to set... more
Have you been avoiding your student loans because you don't know what to do, you're overwhelmed by the numbers, or you're simply tired of thinking about them?
You're not alone.
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You finally have some extra money in your budget. Maybe it's $300. Maybe it's more.
Now what?
If you have student loans, credit cards, a car loan, medical debt, or personal loans, it can be tempting to throw money at everything at once.
But spread... more
Should you refinance your student loans?
Learn debt management strategies tailored for ADHD brains—we break down the real costs, hidden traps, and emotional decision fatigue behind refinancing.
Discover how to evaluate your financial stress relie... more
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Jewlz is definitely a great teacher! Love the simple actionable approach to something that can be so overwhelming. Highly recommend the show.đź’š
So nice to have effective and straight to the point info for adhd-ers! Our attention span isn’t great for things that do not excite us. And if we’re listening, chances are we struggle with financial management! Great podcast.
Jewlz has a way of giving you practical strategies without making you feel like you’ve been doing everything wrong. The advice works for our family’s life, not some perfect budget situation that doesn’t exist. I never leave an episode feeling guilty or judged about where we are financially, just more equipped to move forward. That combination of helpful and shame free is rarer than it should be. So glad I found this podcast!!
I really enjoyed the format of this show. The tips are practical and it feels like Jewlz is coming alongside you to partner with you and getting your money life together. She eloquently breaks down the stigma and doesn’t condemn you for getting it wrong but helps to give you a formula for creating good systems. Love it!
Definitely found this podcast at a moment when I realized my family grocery bill was out of control because I justified every saving opportunity possible. Ironic huh? Thank you Jewlz!!
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A practical, ADHD-forward personal finance show focused on helping busy parents and especially moms stop paycheck-to-paycheck living, pay down debt, and build sustainable money systems. Episodes center on ADHD-friendly budgeting, impulse spending, family money management, and debt payoff, with a coaching and community angle that promotes simple routines over perfection. Hosts share relatable stories, actionable frameworks, and tools to reduce money stress, normalize financial challenges, and keep real life budgets workable for families with chaotic weeks and limited time. A distinctive angle is the emphasis on shame-free guidance, bite-sized tactics, and ongoing support through memberships and coaching, making it useful for listeners seekin... more
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