Real Talk Savannah
Real Talk Savannah
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Real Talk Savannah is the podcast that connects the dots between the Savannah real estate market and the community. Hosted by Michelle Peth, this show helps newcomers understand the city’s ecosystem while providing a platform for locals to share their stories. Whether you’ve just moved to Savannah or are a long-time resident, Real Talk Savannah is the place to learn about the many layers of the city, from real estate to the people who make it special.
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The podcast covers a variety of themes, primarily focusing on the Savannah real estate market, city projects, and local culture. Specific episodes include interviews about the Tide to Town Project, tips for navigating Savannah's St. Patrick's Day celebrations, and an in-depth look at understanding the lending process for homebuyers. Themes also explore community initiatives and the lifestyle factors impacting residents.

Real Talk Savannah is the podcast that connects the dots between the Savannah real estate market and the community. Hosted by Michelle Peth, this show helps newcomers understand the city’s ecosystem while providing a platform for locals to share their stories. Whether you’ve just moved to Savannah or are a long-time resident, Real Talk Savannah is the place to learn about the many layers of the city, from real estate to the people who make it special.
This week on Real Talk Savannah, Michelle sits down with Joshua Hernandez, a licensed financial professional with World System Builder, to talk about something that impacts everyone — financial literacy.Joshua shares how the National Financial Literacy Campaign is working to bring free financial education to individuals, families, entrepreneurs, and young professionals in Savannah and across the country. Many people never learn about money management, investing, credit, or retirement planning in school — and that knowledge gap can have major consequences later in life. In this episode, Joshua explains how World System Builder is helping close that gap by offering free financial literacy workshops, educational resources, and personalized financial strategies designed to help people take control of their financial future.If you’re interested in learning more about the program, exploring their financial literacy workshops, or getting connected with resources, you can visit the World System Builder website at:👉 https://worldsystembuilder.com/You can also connect directly with Joshua Hernandez on Instagram to learn more about his work and upcoming financial education opportunities:👉 @joshuahernandez86In this episode we discuss:• Why financial literacy is no longer taught in many schools• How World System Builder offers free financial education and workshops• Financial strategies for young professionals just starting their careers• Why entrepreneurs and business owners benefit from financial planning• How couples should approach finances before marriage• Planning for retirement and long-term financial security• Common financial mistakes people make and how to avoid them• How Savannah residents can access free financial education resourcesJoshua also shares how the organization takes a holistic approach to financial education, helping individuals and families create plans for saving, investing, protecting their assets, and preparing for major life milestones.Whether you're a young professional, a business owner, planning for retirement, or simply looking to improve your financial knowledge, this conversation offers valuable insight into how financial education can help you build a stronger future.To learn more about World System Builder and their financial literacy initiatives, visit: https://worldsystembuilder.com/To connect with Joshua directly or follow his financial education content, find him on Instagram: @joshuahernandez86Subscribe to Real Talk Savannah for more conversations highlighting the people, businesses, and resources helping our city grow.

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