Latest InDebt Management
Is it better to save for grad school or retirement? A bonus Ask Farnoosh episode with special co-host Joe Benvenuto, a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) who manages two of Charles Schwab’s branches in the Bay Area.
For many women, especially women of color, access to financial education isn’t as readily available. But our guest today is trying to change that once and for all.
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.
This week: Maximizing tax deductions, paying down student loans and evaluating stock options
This week's Ask Farnoosh recorded from Los Angeles, amidst the launch of Stacks House in Los Angeles, the financial pop-up that Farnoosh co-founded. This week: Questions about financially supporting aging parents, investing versus paying down debt and credit score hacks.
Through Ida's work she tries to create nonpartisan solutions to improve financial challenges that are facing households in America.
One of the most financially fragile demographics in this country is women who have none prime credit scores. As our guest explains, they are a part of the New Middle Class.
Kara Perez discovered her love of money, courtesy of her quarter-life crisis.
Tonya Rapley started a blog called My Fab Finance in 2013, which has blossomed into a highly successful financial education business.
