This week: the best places to store cash in a recession, collecting unemployment while on the Paycheck Protection Program (and a recap of Farnoosh's latest piece on why it's OK to spend money right now.
Myoshia reveals the barriers to starting a thriving business in the field of tech, her inspiration born out of being a young, single mother and memories of her childhood classmate in Houston, Texas, the late George Floyd.
Sarah Fazam, founder of Bilingual Birdies, began the business over 12 years ago to encourage cross-cultural awareness through foreign language and live music curriculum
On today's show with guest Stacia Crawford, we're discussing life after a layoff, monetizing your skills, as well as the behind-the-scenes of producing for one of the country's top television stations.
In our final installment for Black Wealth Matters, we welcome Tiffany Dufu. She is founder and CEO of The Cru. Their algorithm matches circles of women who collaborate to meet their personal and professional goals.
Yemi Rose is the founder of OfColor, a digital financial wellness platform focused on providing content and banking tools built around how people of color save, spend, and build legacies differently.
We welcome entrepreneur Rachel Rodgers back to the show to talk about how business owners can go beyond the traditional lip service of "supporting" supporting Black Lives Matters and actually serving as Allies and practicing anti-racism within their companies.
Queen Latifah shares her financial lessons from growing up and building her business, as well as her ideas on how we can promote more equality in the workplace and close the racial wealth gap.
Ask Farnoosh about money, work, life, or a recent guest below and she'll do her best to answer your question during an upcoming Friday episode on So Money. Record a message below or type in your question.