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EP. 886

Ramit Sethi

Author, I Will Teach You to Be Rich

Ramit is back with an updated version of his New York Times bestseller, I Will Teach You to Be Rich. We discuss the additions and omissions he decided to make and why, the realities of executing a prenup with your partner-to-be and the current attacks on financial experts who believe in personal accountability.

How to financially prepare for a baby? Do I need to contribute to a Roth IRA if I have a 401(k)? How can I re-emerge in the workforce as a mom who took a few years off? Ask Farnoosh returns with great questions from listeners. 

EP. 840

Melissa Leong

Author, Happy Go Money

Melissa is the author of Happy Go Money where she digs into psychology, personal finance and her own personal story to offer practical, easy to understand advice.

EP. 839

Ask Farnoosh and Grant Sabatier

Farnoosh Torabi and Grant Sabatier

Special co-host Grant Sabatier, founder of Millennial Money and author of the forthcoming book Financial Freedom, joins Farnoosh to answer your biggest money questions

EP. 830

Ask Farnoosh

Farnoosh Torabi

Talking about financial infidelity on Ask Farnoosh today. A listener asks what she should do about her husband who secretly amassed $65,000 in debt...while they were supposed to be saving up to buy a house.

Today's episode highlights some of the most remarkable financial recoveries of 2018, So Money® guests who are money warriors. These are individuals and ouples who went to battle with their finances and were victorious. 

EP. 813

Jen Roberts

Head of Chase Pay and Digital Products at JP Morgan Chase

Have you started holiday shopping yet? Today’s episode has some advice for you, as you embark on the spending frenzy.

EP. 810

Tim Chen

Co-Founder and CEO, Nerdwallet

Tim started Nerdwallet with $800. Today it worth hundreds of millions of dollars and has over 300 employees.

EP. 791

Ask Farnoosh

Farnoosh Torabi

Farnoosh, what are your thoughts on 0% financing offers for new cars? Is hiring a financial advisor a waste of money? How best to plan for a child with special needs?