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Every other Thursday, over the next two months, So Money® and Schwab are teaming up to bring you rich conversations and advice around key topics from investing wisely to retirement planning and teaching our kids about money.
Listeners ask about the best ways to invest $100,000 or more and how to best launch a blog. Plus, more details about Farnoosh's 12-week podcast accelerator program and how to apply.
Nick Saponaro is the co-founder of a company that’s bringing cryptocurrency education, as well as a new cryptocurrency and blockchain, to the market. Their company is called The Divi Project.
A former investment banker, Ashley Feinstein Gerstley now spends her days an entrepreneur, working with women across the country to help them learn more about money. The key, she says, is to develop a positive mindset when it comes to your worth - and your wealth.
Today’s guest is Kelly Keenan Trumpbour, founder of See Jane Invest, a company that is committed to helping women-led businesses find success.
In this special BONUS episode of Ask Farnoosh, we invite Terri Kallsen, Executive Vice President for Investor Services at Charles Schwab. She and Farnoosh discuss recent findings from Schwab's Modern Wealth Index, as well as answer listener questions about ways to plan ahead for big financial goals and managing money in your relationship.
Today’s guest is Danielle Town, a New York Times best selling author of the book Invested: How Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger Taught Me to Master My Mind, My Emotions, and My Money (with a Little Help from My Dad).
Five years ago, two billionaires named Bill Ackman and Carl Icahn duked it out on national TV and the clip went viral. They hurled accusations and insults at each other over a financial deal gone wrong, and our next guest, Scott Wapner, was the CNBC host who was right in the middle of the battle.
This Friday, Farnoosh and co-host Catherine Alford, family finances expert at CatherineAlford.com, tackle your biggest money questions. We have questions related to real estate investing, paying down your mortgage and cashing out your investments after quitting your job. Also can you open a Roth IRA for an unborn child?
