Money Hacks is a timely education series from GeekWire and BECU designed to empower you to make better decisions that inform your financial health. Each tip-packed episode provides digestible techniques to manage your money. Seasoned financial pros as well as those looking to help family and friends –or pick up additional tips and tricks themselves—will learn great advice from BECU’s lead financial educator.
GeekWire’s Brian M. Westbrook interviews the member-owned, not-for-profit credit’s Stacey Black, lead financial educator for BECU, covering diverse and relevant topics such as:
- How To Live for Today and Save for Tomorrow
Listen as Lead Financial Educator, Stacey Black, shares expert tips to help you spend wisely, save smartly, and strike the perfect balance between living for today and saving for tomorrow. - Tips to Manage Your Finances During a Career Pivot
Whether you’re switching fields, experiencing an unfortunate layoff, or adjusting to a new paycheck, these Money Hacks will help you keep your finances on track during a transition. From budgeting for the “what-ifs” to planning for the “what’s-next,” Stacey Black shares useful tips to adapt financially to a number of career pivots. - BECU Answers: Your Most Asked Money Questions
Want practical solutions to your money questions? Stacey Black breaks down your most asked money questions: from navigating homebuying, to crafting budgets that work, to boosting your gig work earnings. And she’ll share quick, powerful savings tips that make a big difference, fast. - Navigating the Ups and Downs of Irregular Income
Learn how to handle income fluctuations, plan for lean months, and make your money work for you. Stacey explores how deliberate preparation and smart planning can keep your finances stable amidst income irregularities.
Stacey Black is the lead financial educator at BECU and has been with the credit union for nearly 30 years. She teaches financial education to adults, teens, children, college students, and teachers on topics like saving, debt reduction, building credit, and borrowing.
As a member-owned, not-for-profit credit union, BECU offers additional resources to help with your financial health. For more tools to track and manage your money and make smart consumer decisions, visit their help resources, and be sure to check back for future episodes of Money Hacks from BECU and GeekWire soon.
As featured on the GeekWire Podcast, Money Hacks is a financial education series from GeekWire and BECU, the member-owned, not-for-profit credit union. The GeekWire podcast is brought to you by BECU, committed to your financial well-being. See Brian Westbrook interview BECU’s financial lead educator Stacey Black for today’s Money Hacks.
