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We have a number of questions from people in the audience from why financial advice seems to have forgotten the Gen Xers to establishing good financial habits and setting money goals.
"I was just so shocked. I remember one time I was pulling together like a financial plan for a really wealthy client and I was like, wait, this is how we show investment data to a human?”
Negotiating a salary, savings "rules" and finding a financial planner are among some of the question on the latest Ask Farnoosh.
Do student loans need to be paid off after the borrower passes away?
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.
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.
This episode focuses on some of the ways to approach dividend investing and general smart practices for investing in the stock market.
Schwab's Joy Stephens co-hosts to tackle money questions related to Roth IRAs, saving for college and how to prepare for a possible correction in the market.
Investing is not just for the wealthy. It is for broke millennials, too. We're welcoming back on the show my friend Erin Lowry, a personal finance expert. She started the crazy, popular blog called Broke Millennial years ago, as a way to share her own useful financial tips with her peers.
