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Debt Rebel | ADHD Budgeting, Debt Payoff, Personal Finance for Working Moms

Jewlz The Budget Nerd | ADHD Money Coach, Debt Payoff Expert
Budgeting
Personal Finance
Debt
Debt Elimination
ADHD
Financial Independence
Emergency Fund
Debt Management
Consumer Debt
Financial Coaching
Financial Planning
Meal Planning
Family Budgeting
Parenting
Credit Cards
Family Finance
Financial Goals
Lifestyle Inflation
Negotiating Bills
Credit Card Debt

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

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Latest Episodes

Student loan debt can feel endless, but don't waste emotional energy chasing forgiveness promises.

In this episode, we break down what's *actually* happening with debt relief, decode the government messaging, and build a debt payoff strategy that p... more

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Debt payoff for families looks different when you have irregular income, ADHD, and competing demands.

In this episode, we break down whether paying off student loans early actually makes sense for busy moms—and when it's smarter to focus on credit ... more

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Overwhelmed by student loan debt and recent policy changes?

In this episode, we break down repayment plan options and debt payoff strategies for busy moms navigating money management on your terms.

Learn how to choose a plan that fits your ADHD bra... more

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Student loan debt can feel scary when you've been avoiding it for months—especially if you're juggling family expenses on a tight budget.

In this episode, learn why ADHD brains procrastinate on money matters (and it's not laziness), how to do a judg... more

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Caleb Bogia-Curles
Certified Financial Planner
Wealth management firm in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
Episode: Retirement Planning for Adults With ADHD | Beyond the Budget 133
Katie Connolly
Neurodivergent somatic clinical counselor, craniosacral therapist, founder of Registered Children's Yoga School
Registered Children's Yoga School
Episode: BONUS: Money Problems or Nervous System Problems? A Conversation with Katherine Connolly
Doug Jonson
Financial advisor at Thrivent with a background in urban youth ministry
Thrivent
Episode: Poverty Mindset & Family Finance | How One Financial Advisor Rewired His Money Beliefs | 125
Mitchell Jasper
Founder/Co-founder of Hexeh, board game entrepreneur, ADHD advocate
Hexeh
Episode: How ADHD Brains Handle Money | Hyperfocus, Habits & Real Talk | 120
Bart Lesco
Representative of West Sound Youth for Christ
West Sound Youth for Christ
Episode: How Faith Changes Your Money Mindset: Gratitude, Generosity & Parenting | Podcastathon | 106
Jessica Hammock
Licensed trauma therapist and the Director of Behavioral and Mental Health at a charter school in Texas.
Vibrant Voice Coaching Consulting and Counseling
Episode: Generational Money Patterns | Healing Trauma to Change Your Family's Finances | 98
Vail Doll
Listener who shares her struggles with credit card debt
Episode: Building Family Budgeting Systems That Heal: The Money Talk | 86
Kristy Bass
Mortgage professional at C2 Financial
C2 Financial
Episode: Top 5 Mortgage Questions Answered: What Lenders Really Want You to Know About Buying a Home – with Kristy Bass of C2 Financial | 66
Sasha Lile
Therapist and coaching expert for entrepreneurs
Episode: Declutter Your Home and Boost ADHD-Friendly Money Management | 57

Host

Jewlz The Budget Nerd
Host of the Debt Rebel Podcast, ADHD budgeting coach, and family-finance educator.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 39 ratings
  • Practical and easy to follow

    Jewlz is definitely a great teacher! Love the simple actionable approach to something that can be so overwhelming. Highly recommend the show.đź’š

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Remi Roy
    United States3 months ago
  • Short and Sweet

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Brainstorm in a Tea Cup
    United Kingdom4 months ago
  • Finally, money advice that doesn’t make me feel terrible!

    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!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Baker Extraordinaire II
    United States5 months ago
  • Great Bite-Sized Budget and Finance Tips

    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!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    NatMart21
    United States5 months ago
  • Perfect timing

    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!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    justme514
    United States6 months ago

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Sponsorships and guests are seen as credible when they align with practical family finance and ADHD budgeting.
Audience appreciates bite-sized episodes and coaching/membership options for deeper support.
Many praise the ADHD-friendly, shame-free approach to budgeting.
Listeners value practical, actionable money tips that fit real life without guilt.

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BONUS: Money Problems or Nervous System Problems? A Conversation with Katherine Connolly
Q: Okay, so tell me a little bit about who you are, what you do, and what brought you to this moment today.
Katie introduces herself as a clinical neurodivergent and somatic counselor, a craniosacral therapist, and founder of a children's yoga school, explaining her longstanding focus on somatics and supporting neurodivergent families since 2011, rooted in personal experiences with anxiety and trauma and a commitment to body-based healing.
Poverty Mindset & Family Finance | How One Financial Advisor Rewired His Money Beliefs | 125
Q: How do you see poverty mindset showing up in the work you do now?
It shows up as a persistent belief of scarcity and deficit, which drives behaviors like protecting oneself, avoiding generosity, and overcompensating to prove dignity; coaching focuses on building gratitude, understanding foundations, and creating a plan to move from deficit thinking to actionable progress.
Building Family Budgeting Systems That Heal: The Money Talk | 86
Q: How do we start discussing financial issues with family?
Begin by acknowledging the discomfort but emphasize that having these discussions can lead to healing relationships and better financial management.
No Emergency Fund? Here's Why That's Dangerous -- And What to Do About It | 4
Q: Is $1,000 enough for an emergency fund?
Yes, for most emergencies, the average family's expenses are typically less than $1,000.
No Emergency Fund? Here's Why That's Dangerous -- And What to Do About It | 4
Q: How do you stop living paycheck to paycheck?
The best way to stop living paycheck to paycheck is to create a budget.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Debt Rebel

What is Debt Rebel about and what kind of topics does it cover?

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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Recent guests on Debt Rebel include:

1. Caleb Bogia-Curles
2. Katie Connolly
3. Doug Jonson
4. Mitchell Jasper
5. Bart Lesco
6. Jessica Hammock
7. Vail Doll
8. Kristy Bass

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