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As we enter a new year, many of us are thinking about fresh starts, big goals, and how to make more meaningful contributions—whether in our personal lives or at work.
What did the election polling data say, what did it miss, and why were so many people divided on the economy? Guest Farrah Bostic helps entrepreneurs and brands make smarter decisions through deep-dive research and data analysis.
Paul is a comedian and author, and he's here to talk about his latest book of essays, Reasonably Happy, a collection that balances sharp wit with deep reflections on money, purpose, and what it means to live a meaningful life.
Hannah recently experienced a Category 4 hurricane in her town of Asheville, NC, which brought unprecedented destruction to their community—flooding homes, destroying businesses, and taking lives. We discuss financial resilience in the face of devastating events.
This week on So Money: Creating a financial plan (for beginners), borrowing from your 401(k), selecting a balance transfer card and more.
We'll explore the essential money lessons for high schoolers, from earning and investing to understanding credit. But how do you impart these critical skills when your kids are less eager to engage with you than they were at 8 or 9 years old?
Today's show focuses on helping a listener who is an exceptional saver - but has no financial goals. How can she prioritize her spending?
Important ways we can protect ourselves from dangerous financial scams, many powered by AI.
We’re dedicating this entire episode to probably the biggest question I get from listeners: Should I work with a financial planner?
