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"I was young. I was in my 30s when this started hitting me head on and none of my friends were going through this. Nobody really understood.”
"If you told me that you had two people who knew that if they sit face to face, it’s too difficult because it’s intimidating and it makes them feel vulnerable or it makes them angry and emailing each other works for them, I would say, ‘more power to you.'”
What began as a camp designed for her daughters and their friends, has evolved into a thriving business - Curious Jane -a summer camp and print magazine that has projects revolving around science, engineering, and design.
Cameron’s experience taking over her mother’s finances after her mom was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease inspired her to write a book on how to to discuss finances with parents before it’s too late
Special co-host is Catie Hogan is a financial planner with the women-owned Element Financial Group. She’s also the author of the humorous and informative book, The Millennial’s Guide to Getting Your Sh*t Together.
Do student loans need to be paid off after the borrower passes away?
We're having one of the most candid and intimate conversations ever with Ruth Soukup, author of Do It Scared: Finding the Courage to Face Your Fears, Overcome Adversity and Create a Life You Love.
How to talk money with your partner when you suspect he or she isn't managing their finances properly? How to build you own savings when you're supporting your parents? Answering your money questions this week with co-host, Kim Autore, an avid So Money® listener.
If anyone here listening is a fan of The View, or, once upon a time watched it, this episode is for you.
