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1837: Salary Talk, Wedding Guilt, and First Date Bills: A Financial Etiquette Deep Dive
What does it mean to be well-mannered with your money?
Today, we’re getting a masterclass in modern etiquette from Daniel Post Senning, the great-grea…
1 year ago
1836: Ask Farnoosh: Thoughts on FIRE Movement? Worth the Effort?
In this week’s Ask Farnoosh, we’re diving into your money questions and breaking down the big headlines.
First up: What the Trump-backed budget bill c…
1 year ago
1835: Rebuilding After Divorce, Debt, and a Pandemic: One Woman’s Financial Comeback
Today we're exploring how financial literacy changed a person's life. Our guest is Elizabeth Cronise McLaughlin — former Wall Street lawyer, leadersh…
1 year ago
1834: Smart Tax Strategies for Creatives and Freelancers
Hannah Cole is back on So Money — and just in time. You may know her as the founder of Sunlight Tax, or from her game-changing workshops that help cr…
1 year ago
1833: Mastering the 50/30/20 Budget, Earning More Money and Medical Debt Advice
This week's questions focus on smart budgeting frameworks, earning more outside a 9 to 5, dealing with high annual credit card fees and a pro tip for…
1 year ago
1832: The Financial Advice Every Woman Needs to Hear Right Now
My guest today is one of the most vibrant and necessary voices in personal finance today. Katie Gatti Tassin is the founder of the wildly popular Mon…
1 year ago
1831: When Your Friends Are Richer Than You (Encore)
Have you ever felt uncomfortable splitting a dinner bill with friends or hesitated to join a group vacation because of the cost? Maybe you’ve wondere…
1 year ago
1830: Ask Farnoosh: Separate or Joint Accounts? Invest or Save?
Today’s show offers financial advice for couples. Plus: How to manage savings versus investments?
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1 year ago
1829: How to Afford a Micro Retirement at Any Age
We’re joined by Dr. Annie Cole, Ed.D., a money coach and financial educator who specializes in helping women master their finances—from budgeting and…
1 year ago
1828: The Science of How We Spend
Ever wonder why we take on debt knowing it will cost us — or why flashing a credit card can feel like flashing status? It’s not just poor math or bad…
1 year ago