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Carrie Joy Grimes is the founder of WorkMoney and the author of the new book The Joy of Money. She’s a former union organizer who spent years helping workers fight for better wages and benefits while also trying to untangle her own complicated relationship with money — debt, shame, financial anxiety, all of it.
Farnoosh shares Mother’s Day plans, and reacts to news including the April jobs report and an Apple class-action settlement that could pay eligible iPhone 15 Pro/Pro Max and iPhone 16 buyers up to $95 per device.
January doesn’t have to start with a financial overhaul. In this special Ask Farnoosh episode, Farnoosh shares why easing into the new year, rather than rushing to reset everything, can lead to better money decisions.
Top financial headlines from changes to student loans to the dismantling of the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau. Plus: The best ways to grow and maintain strong credit.
In this episode, you will learn about creating a financial plan (for beginners), borrowing from your 401(k), selecting a balance transfer card, and more.
Megan Gorman, author of All the Presidents’ Money, explains how the financial decisions of U.S. presidents shaped their policies and legacies.
This week on So Money: Creating a financial plan (for beginners), borrowing from your 401(k), selecting a balance transfer card and more.
We'll explore the essential money lessons for high schoolers, from earning and investing to understanding credit. But how do you impart these critical skills when your kids are less eager to engage with you than they were at 8 or 9 years old?
Today’s show: The benefits of credit cards, recommended stock portfolio allocations, and resources for helping kids learn about money.
