Brett and Lindsey Shunkwiler break down toxic TV couples, first credit card lessons, and the real differences between leasing, owning, and preparing for retirement. A mix of humor, nostalgia, and real-life money talk that helps you rethink love and finances.

In this episode, Brett and Lindsey Shunkwiler welcome Lexi, a college student and finance major, to talk about financial firsts and how pets can strengthen relationships. Their dog, Penny, also makes an appearance, reminding us how much joy (and lessons) pets bring into family life.

Explore Politics, Religion and Marriage and whether couples should align on views, plus why lowering interest rates matter for your finances.

In Episode 41 of Financially 4 Ever After, Brett and Lindsey Shunkwiler share how letting go of ego can strengthen your relationship and explain why life insurance is vital for both stay-at-home and working parents who want to protect their family.

In this episode of Financially 4 Ever After: A Love and Money Podcast, we talk about finding the right partner and building a strong relationship that lasts. You will also hear smart strategies with alternative investments to help you keep more of your hard-earned tax dollars.

Every couple argues, but the way you handle those moments can shape the future of your relationship. In this episode, we dive into why couples argue, the most common reasons for conflict, and how you can evolve in your relationship by learning from those challenges.

It all starts with the question: situationship or nah? Brett has never heard the word before, but his first guess was spot on. From there, they break down what makes a situationship, the red flags to look for, and why so many people find themselves in one today.

In this episode, Brett and Lindsey Shunkwiler dive into two major topics affecting modern relationships and money habits:

📱 How phones and social media are reshaping real-life human interaction

🧠 The psychology behind overspending and instant gratification

Caught on camera. Exposed on the Jumbotron. The internet dubbed it #ColdplayGate, but what really happens when an affair goes public? In this episode of Financially 4 Ever After: A Love and Money Podcast, Brett and Lindsey Shunkwiler explore the emotional and financial ripple effects of infidelity, using the viral Coldplay scandal as a jumping-off point.

Lindsey and Brett Shunkwiler sit down with their lifelong friend to talk about military life, the power of friendship under pressure, and what really happens behind the scenes, including pranks, deployments, and financial transitions.

In this episode of Financially 4 Ever After, hosts Lindsey and Brett Shunkwiler dive into two big topics: the newly passed “One Big Beautiful Bill” that could change your finances—and the 5 habits that the happiest couples do every week. 💰💑

Can you really retire early and retire well? Brett and Lindsey break down the trade-offs, share how their relationship began, and explore why friendship is the foundation of any strong partnership, both romantic and financial.

We’re switching it up this week with a fun and honest “sister” episode.

Lindsey is joined by her sister for a heartfelt (and hilarious) conversation about the real-life tension between career moms and stay-at-home moms, the emotional load of parenting, and why kids are so expensive—even when they’re just eating snacks. Plus, they swap a few ghost stories and nostalgic childhood memories that’ll make you laugh out loud.

Whether you’re managing a career, staying home, or just trying to keep snacks stocked, this episode offers some laughs, support, and plenty of “me too” moments.

In this episode, Brett and Lindsey explore the weird, unofficial ways couples show love—like cleaning whiskers out of the sink or locking the door at night. Then they break down what inflation really is, how it affects your long-term savings, and what you can do to stay ahead of rising costs.

It’s a lighthearted and practical conversation about how emotional connection and financial awareness go hand in hand.

Brett and Lindsey break down their personal “Petty Olympics,” from thermostat wars to whiskers in the sink. If you’ve ever argued over how to load the dishwasher or who left the door unlocked, this one’s for you.

Then they dive into a common myth: that financial advice is only for the rich. They share practical steps for getting started early—even if you’re just out of school, earning your first paycheck, or feeling stuck. Because smart financial planning doesn’t require a million-dollar portfolio—it just requires a plan.

Whether you’re managing love, laundry, or long-term wealth, this episode offers laughs and real-life advice to help you grow together emotionally and financially.

In this episode, Brett and Lindsey talk about navigating change in marriage, how to keep your connection strong, and why it’s important to revisit what made you fall in love in the first place. Then, they dive into how to prepare financially in case one spouse passes away—covering digital vaults, important documents, and steps to take when the unexpected happens.

Brett and Lindsey share the second half of their 25 marriage tips, focusing on habits that build connection and trust. They also answer listener questions about retirement, shared finances, and long-term planning.

Brett and Lindsey share 25 practical tips for a stronger marriage, from better communication to everyday connection. They also answer listener-submitted financial questions about budgeting, credit, and building long-term wealth.

Brett and Lindsey share relationship tips like the 7-7-7 Rule and fun ideas like the ABC Date Night Challenge to help couples stay connected. They also break down RMDs in simple terms and answer a listener's question about good debt vs. bad debt.

Brett and Lindsey open up about how big life changes like career moves, parenting, and travel can challenge a relationship. They also bust seven common financial myths, like "Investing is too risky” and "Only wealthy people need a plan".