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Whether you’re just starting college or just starting your new career. You need to learn to control your finances before they control you. Don’t look back 20 years from now and wish you had learned how to manage your money sooner. Between the Ts is a financial literacy podcast with real talk from real people. Let us help you make sense of the complex world of personal finance. Your future self will thank you.
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What really changes about money the moment it stops being just yours? In this episode of Between the Ts, newlyweds Shannon and Jackson get honest about the shift from single to married finances. They share how their money styles collided, how they shut down money fights before they started, and the practical habits that help them budget as a couple — including Jackson’s go-to move of overestimating every expense. From joint accounts vs. separate ones to the real surprises of buying their first home, this conversation is a clear-eyed look at newlywed finances and financial compatibility. What was the best financial advice you received as a newlywed? Share your thoughts in the comments. Member FDIC Equal Housing Lender
Just landed your first job and not sure what to do with that paycheck? This episode breaks down strategies for investing young – even with very little money. Learn why capturing your full 401(k) employer match provides extra money that you can’t afford to leave on the table, as well as how a Roth IRA can be a big win for young investors. We also discuss how the power of compound interest can turn small, consistent contributions into serious long-term wealth. Be sure to check on this episode. Your future self will thank you. Investment products are not a deposit or obligation of Texas Bank and Trust, not guaranteed by Texas Bank and Trust, not insured by FDIC or any federal government agency, and may go down in value.
Would you trust a contractor to build your dream home if he said he would figure out the floorplan as he goes? Or would you expect a detailed blueprint that describes where every element of the house will be placed? Shouldn’t we expect the same type of planning when it comes to our money? Surprisingly, studies show that many Americans live paycheck-to-paycheck with very little saved for emergencies. Even among those who use a budget, many admit to overspending and not sticking to the plan they made. Do NOT let the concept of a budget feel like handcuffs or a list of rules that rein in your ability to enjoy life. Instead, think of a budget like a blueprint that actually give you permission to enjoy life within your means by making sure you plan for the most important things first. In this conversation, BTT Host Aaron May sits down with co-host Blake Bradshaw and guest Rachelle Carter to discuss the common myths about budgeting and a method for creating an effective financial plan that puts you in control of your money.
An increasingly important topic of care of our senior parents is the topic of Elder Abuse. As our parents enter life stages, their dependence on caregivers increase for daily support and financial management. But, what if those caregivers don't their best interests at heart? In this edition of Between the Ts, we discuss these challenges and ways families can protect their loved ones from physical, emotional, and financial abuse. Investment products are not a deposit or obligation of Texas Bank and Trust, not guaranteed by Texas Bank and Trust, not insured by FDIC or any federal government agency, and may go down in value.
If America’s 250th anniversary can teach us anything, it’s that declaring freedom is easy—but maintaining it requires strategy, sacrifice, and consistent action. The same is true of personal finance. True financial independence comes with a cost, and it requires a plan. In this edition of Between the Ts, we sit down with Chris Bearden, Chief Financial Officer for Texas Bank and Trust, to examine The High Cost of Financial Freedom and how everyday financial decisions can shape our future. Listen now and be encouraged to take your next step toward financial freedom. Member FDIC
School's out for the summer, and vacation season has arrived! But did you know it is possible to save a significant amount of money on vacation by doing a little pre-planning? In this episode of BETWEEN THE Ts, Kelly Rankin, Treasury Management Customer Support Supervisor for Texas Bank and Trust, shares how her family saves thousands of dollars on vacations, and how our listeners can use some simple steps to maximize their budgets, both on the go or while “stay-cationing” close to home.
Ever wonder why some small businesses with steady customers still struggle to stay afloat? In this episode of Between the Ts, we take a practical look at the financial habits and overlooked decisions that can quietly hold entrepreneurs back. From cash flow blind spots and mixing personal and business finances to the challenges of planning for slower seasons, this conversation breaks down what often gets missed when a passion project turns into a profitable business. You’ll also hear how lenders evaluate financial health and what it really means for a business to be “bankable” in today’s economy. Tune in for straightforward, real-world insights that can help you avoid common pitfalls and set your business up for more stable, sustainable growth. Member FDIC and Equal Housing Lender. All lending products offered by Texas Bank and Trust are subject to credit approval.
It’s never too early to begin teaching children the value of money and wise ways to save for their future. April is Teach Children to Save Month and in this edition of Between the Ts, we discuss ways to make learning about money fun and interactive for children of all ages. After listening to our conversation, be sure to check out our engaging animated lessons called The Money Project at www.thisismytbt.com. Also, if you find value in our content, like, share, and subscribe for future episodes.
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Whether you’re just starting college or just starting your new career. You need to learn to control your finances before they control you. Don’t look back 20 years from now and wish you had learned how to manage your money sooner. Between the Ts is a financial literacy podcast with real talk from real people. Let us help you make sense of the complex world of personal finance. Your future self will thank you.
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