JJ talks about Nicole Jackson, the Baton Rouge Woman who bought her house in cash almost 20 years ago and is now losing her house because her boyfriend’s heir is forcing the sale of the property. Ms. Jackson put her boyfriend on the deed in case she died first. He died first and unfortunately did not name Ms. Jackson as an heir. The court determined his sister to be his heir, and she is now forcing Ms. Jackson to sell her home to claim her brother’s share of the house. There are so many mistak

Episode 571: Don't Let Fear-Based Politics Control Your Pocketbook JJ discusses the trend of letting fear-based politics derail our critical thinking and activism, ultimately damaging our family’s financial future. Using the race for Texas Governor as an example, JJ outlines what actions could have been taken back in March by people who repeatedly complain about the current governor (Abbott) and discusses different reasons why people are afraid not to vote for a candidate they complain about. J

JJ helps a young lady who is scared of her creditors because she lost her job and can’t pay her bills. Learn how to prioritize when you can’t pay everything and learn how to avoid getting sued by creditors with a solid Pro-Rata Plan. JJ also quickly answers a question about how to build up savings when the client is on SSI and technically could lose her benefits if she saves more than $2,000 total. Class Schedule: Every 1st Thursday: Fireside Chat (Money Q&A) Every 2nd Thursday: 7-Figure Busi

How can you best use and invest a $1,000,000 inheritance? JJ answers this question for someone is worried about getting taken advantage of by financial advisors wishing to charge 1% or more in fees to manage the money. Not only is this unnecessary but JJ walks through various options for best utilizing that money for one’s current enjoyment and future security Class Schedule: Every 1st Thursday: Fireside Chat (Money Q&A) Every 2nd Thursday: 7-Figure Business Building Every 3rd Thursday: Real

In this Behind the Scenes episode, JJ discusses the complexities of being caught between multiple cultures and her desire to support Law Enforcement in keeping her town safe. Where do you draw the line? When is it your place to speak up, advocate for, and strengthen others who are fighting for peace in their community, and when is it time to let someone else fight their own battles?