Latest InMoney and Couples
"More than two thirds of couples are working couples. This is not just a few people trying this, this is the norm now. We’re living in a new world.”
What would you do if you woke up with $662,000 of student loan debt? After meeting in medical school and completing rigorous surgical residencies, Renée and Nii woke up to see their total debt balance had ballooned to the high six figures after years of deferment and forbearance.
Should I pay down a mortgage early? How to tackle family planning and buying a home at the same time? How much is too much to save for retirement?
"If you told me that you had two people who knew that if they sit face to face, it’s too difficult because it’s intimidating and it makes them feel vulnerable or it makes them angry and emailing each other works for them, I would say, ‘more power to you.'”
What began as a camp designed for her daughters and their friends, has evolved into a thriving business - Curious Jane -a summer camp and print magazine that has projects revolving around science, engineering, and design.
Special co-host is Catie Hogan is a financial planner with the women-owned Element Financial Group. She’s also the author of the humorous and informative book, The Millennial’s Guide to Getting Your Sh*t Together.
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.
In her new book, Susan shares how she reached rock bottom, struggled with her weight and transformed the way that she felt about her body and herself.
In this week's episode, host Farnoosh Torabi tackles listeners' questions about making money moves in a relationship, purchasing life insurance when you're single and have no kids and where to invest small amounts of money.
