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On this week's Ask Farnoosh, listeners ask about the best ways to manage money following a divorce, how a person's job can impact a mortgage approval and where to save money that you'll want to tap five or seven years from now.
We're discussing dating, finding love and the economics of today's modern romances with Jon Birger, author of Make Your Move.
Listeners ask about how to best afford moving to a more expensive city, splitting rent when you earn less than your partner and how to get more comfortable with spending.
Kimberly offers key advice on how women of color can best navigate this recession and how all women can prepare for a divorce in this moment.
Author Erin Lowry discusses why we should normalize prenups, talk to our parents about their retirement plans, ask colleagues about their salaries and set financial boundaries with friends.
On this week's Ask Farnoosh, a listener requests financial advice for her relationship. Another fan wants to know how to best save for a child's college education. Also, will housing prices cool in 2021?
From Snoop Dogg to Martha Stewart and suburbia, marijuana has entered the mainstream. What drove this movement? It's a story about business, race, politics and of course, money.
Is now a 'good time' to buy or rent? Do I need life insurance? How should I tackle my fiance's student loans?
Should I buy a home with my partner? We're not married.
