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Most couples struggle to get on the same page regarding money and relationships. Less than 40% of married couples discuss their finances in detail—a staggering statistic that often leads to miscommunication, conflict, and, for some, divorce. But today’s guests, Jessica and Brandon Norwood, are trying to change that narrative.
In this episode of Ask Farnoosh, we tackle some of your most pressing money questions about retirement planning, investing, and managing finances in relationships.
Farnoosh and Georgia Lee, CFP, answer pressing audience questions, offering advice on combining finances in marriage, managing debt while saving for retirement, and optimizing student loan repayment -- all through the lens of a Trump presidency.
Lindsey Stanberry, a seasoned journalist and founder of The Purse, dives into how money intersects with women's lives, encompassing topics from childcare and family budgeting to the emotional load of managing a household.
How to manage health care and 401(k) investing after a layoff, the best cadence for investing (weekly or lump sum?) and how can couples with income differences manage money equitably?
A recap of the stock market's volatile run, navigating pre-nups with your beloved, inheriting money when you don't really *need* it, and advice for how to adjust the financial arrangements in your marriage.
Tiffany's latest financial tool is a new workbook called Made Whole: The Practical Guide to Reaching Your Financial Goals, which offers a practical approach to transforming financial dreams into reality.
This week from the mailbag: Thoughts on playing the lottery, investing in real estate syndication, selling a home you inherited, and how much financial transparency is necessary in a marriage?
Keri Glassman is a renowned health expert who understands firsthand how to rebuild your financial life after a financial crisis. The infamous financial criminal Bernie Madoff deeply affected Keri's family and their finances.
