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We discuss why this economic moment feels different—even for high earners and what Tiffany learned from losing everything during the last recession—and how it shaped her approach today.
Why despite decades of financial education, so many Americans are still drowning in debt? How systemic barriers and policy decisions shape our financial outcomes, and what it really takes to recover after life's biggest setbacks from divorce and job loss to disasters and dollar deficits
This week, Farnoosh dedicates Ask Farnoosh to one of the most pressing money topics in America right now: debt relief. Visit SoMoneyLinks for resources.
Is there such a thing as investing "too" much? Can obtaining a home equity loan be helpful when purchasing a second home? How to find a great accountant and more.
I’m thrilled to welcome Jodi Smith, the creator of the blog Abundance of Jo and a rising star in the personal finance world. But before she became a go-to resource for money advice, she was just like so many of you—Googling 'personal finance help' and landing on So Money.
How to navigate the $98 billion baby industry. Guest Nicole Stanley, founder of Denver-based financial caching practice Arise Financial, gives tips on how to create a budget that reflects your values and priorities,
How does this week's interest rate cut impact our investments, debt, and savings? Is it a bad idea to open a mortgage in your mid-40s and potentially carry the debt into retirement? Georgia Lee Hussey, founder of Modernist Financial, joins.
Questions regarding adding children to your business payroll, enrolling in a 529 plan when college is just a few years away (good idea?) and how to manage a 401(k) that's being discontinued at work?
Today's show: How to assess various debt relief programs for pros/cons, tips for finding a job as a young college graduate and ways to save towards a 6-months cushion.
