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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.
It’s possible to raise your kids without feeling like you aren’t doing enough, according to our guest Kate Northrup who just released a book called Do Less: A Revolutionary Approach to Time and Energy Management for Busy Moms.
How to manage money in your relationship when a partner doesn't like to talk about money?
What defines emotional labor? How do women often find themselves bearing the brunt of it? And what is the way forward to living a fuller and more satisfying life?
Today, we’re going to talk about something that doesn’t get mentioned much here: marriage counseling. Specifically, we’re going to talk about how pursuing financial independence actually put today’s guest and his wife in marriage counseling.
After struggling with her own body issues her entire life, she decided to create a program to help other women overcome those same challenges. Sarah’s community is made up of over 100,000 women.
Our guest today is in the midst of selling her belongings, packing up her family of five, heading into an RV, and spending the next year traveling the country.
