Talking About Your Parents' Finances w/ Cameron Huddleston

<p>Many of us have never considered approaching this topic of finances with our parents, and for those who have, it can still make us want to run for the hills! It&apos;s the second most potentially awkward and dreaded conversation right next to &apos;the talk&apos; you received as an adolescent, but no less important! Thankfully, we have Cameron Huddleston, personal finance expert + author, on the show to discuss how to have these crucial conversations and the importance of opening this dialogue before it&apos;s too late. Cameron shares her own insight and experience, and even some cautionary tales to motivate us to do the hard, but valuable thing!</p><p><b>Sponsors:</b></p><p><b>Master Your Money Super Bundle:</b> This one’s not a sponsor but an amazing deal and every purchase supports the show. The Master Your Money Super Bundle is a collection of 45 courses, ebooks, printables and videos to help you do better in all areas of your money. Whether that’s budgeting, paying off debt, investing, making more money, whatever. The bundle has over $1200 worth of resources in it but you can get it for less than $50 when you visit <a href='http://frugalfriendspodcast.com/masteryourmoney'>frugalfriendspodcast.com/masteryourmoney</a></p><p><b>Rolls:</b> They&apos;re excellent when they involve bread or laughter, but not when they involve steam. So don’t steamroll in conversations, or with finances - instead - slow your roll, grab some butter&amp; eat a roll - then get on a roll with achieving your financial goals!</p><p><b>Notable Notes:</b></p><p>We sincerely enjoyed our time chatting with Cameron on this very important, unique, and difficult topic. She had great insight and advice and we got to ask her all of the questions - including:</p><ul><li>Why should we start this awkward conversation any earlier than we have to?</li><li>How do we approach these conversations in love and respect?</li><li>What should we do if one or both of our parents won’t open up?</li><li>What’s some of the important information we should look t