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Farnoosh and Heather Boneparthe, author of Money Together, analyze Belle Burden's memoir 'Strangers,' exploring themes of marriage, wealth disparity, financial transparency, and the lessons women can learn from high-profile divorce stories. They discuss red flags, legal strategies, and the importance of financial agency in relationships.
Farnoosh shares her take on Strangers by Belle Burden—a memoir about a marriage unraveling, but more importantly, a cautionary tale about financial dependence. Despite coming into the relationship with wealth, Burden relinquished control of the finances—only to face devastating consequences when the marriage ended.
In the spirit of Valentine’s Day, we’re talking about how to build a stronger financial partnership - from financial date nights and shared accounts to the subtle social norms that still influence modern couples.
Money touches every part of a relationship — from who pays the bills to who feels free to spend, to how faith, privilege, and even family expectations shape the way we see our financial roles.
In this candid and hilarious conversation, comedian and author Zarna Garg shares how she transformed personal crisis into a comedy career—building a thriving business from scratch after her husband lost his job.
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.
