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My friend is pressuring me to spend more money than I want! Help!
Our guest today grew up with a scarcity mindset, thinking it was bad to be rich. Flash forward to today, Kristin Wong is a New York Times published writer and financial journalist helping her readers achieve financial independence.
How many accounts is considered too many or adverse when it comes to calculating your credit score? What are the best books to teach little ones about money? Is there any compelling reason to open a 529 plan for myself knowing that the timeline to go to school is just 2 or 3 years?
How can my husband and I plan for our financial future when helping my mom (which should have been temporary after her divorce) is looking permanent?
Should we invest in a pension if our company offers one? Or stick with the 401k? Should I take out student loans if I don't really *need* to? How to negotiate my starting salary?
Today, we're dedicating a large portion of the show to going down memory lane with our guest, Mical Jeanlys. Mical is the General Manager of Chase Slate. Chase Slate is the financial services partner of this show, and I have the honor of being the brand's financial education partner.
Have you been completely exasperated wondering, “Why am I so bad with money?” Maybe it was because you overspent, depleted your savings account, or realized you were behind on your retirement saving. Well, the good news is friends, you’re not alone. And my guest today says her money situation is a MESS.
How do you tackle finances with your fiance when your boyfriend makes half of what you make? How do you stop yourself from being a compulsive shopper and start saving money? Answering these questions of yours and more on this week's Ask Farnoosh with co-host Jennifer Whitehurst.
How can I use the inheritance to improve my credit score? Where's the best place to park extra money for retirement? Any recommendations for financing a cross country move? Answering these questions of yours and more with co-host Michele Baci.
