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Should I freeze my child's credit report?
This week on Ask Farnoosh, how a health savings account can also be a retirement savings supplement, reasons why employers should offer maternity leave, the financial benefits of moving to a more affordable location and forming an investing club.
"No early, early-stage proof of concept founder should go into debt, funding their thing. You just shouldn't. 92% of startups fail, and that's totally fine. But what isn’t fine is failing and going into credit card debt.”
On this week's Ask Farnoosh, one listener wants to know how to get back in the workforce after taking one year off. What is the best way to do that?
From tax deductions to starting your own retirement plan when you're self-employed, Farnoosh and co-host Crystal Lewis answer your biggest money questions of late.
Advice for one Silicon Valley household that's making over $100,000 a year, but still managing to live above their means.
David Stein has managed billions of dollars as a professional advisor. Now, he shares his knowledge with the rest of us on his podcast and book, both entitled Money For The Rest of Us.
Farnoosh and special co-host (and listener) Madison Hopkins answer listeners' money questions, including how to properly budget to end the month without over-drafting. Also: how to save on medical expenses and whether it's a good idea to cash in on your company's stock to pay down debt?
"I'm $25,000 in credit card debt. Is debt consolidation a smart move?"
