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Scammers are using all sorts of social media platforms to target unsuspecting victims. In this episode, we learn how artificial intelligence and technology have changed their tactics and how we can protect ourselves. We'll also talk about the safest payment methods to use when shopping online.
Imagine this: You’re nine months pregnant, shopping for a crib at IKEA, when suddenly—a massive earthquake hits. No phone. No keys. No way to reach your family. Just the immediate reality of survival.
Farnoosh answers financial questions from viewers, covering topics such as the pros and cons of the National Debt Relief Program, the impact of selling individual stocks for index funds, and strategies for recent graduates entering the job market. Also: Advice on saving strategies, including automated contributions and side hustles.
Returning to the show is Heather Chauvin, whose wisdom on time management is nothing short of transformative. She has built a revolutionary approach to owning and investing time to live richly and intentionally.
In this episode of So Money, I’m joined by Michael Schreiber, award-winning journalist, founder of MediaFeed, and long-time friend.
In conversation with Allure Magazine Editor-in-Chief Jessica Cruel, who is not only a beauty expert, but is passionate about personal finance. She shares her adventures in homeownership and investing and offers listeners her top beauty buys at the drugstore.
Today's episode dives into many of your biggest questions about retirement: How much is enough for a typical retirement? What are the best ways to save and invest towards this goal? Do I put it all into my 401(k) or spread it over multiple retirement accounts?
Holly Trantham, author of the new book Beyond Getting By, joins us to discuss ways to build a sustainable, wealth-generating plan for the future.
We're exploring Loud Budgeting, a financial trend that originated on TikTok. How does it work? Is it a good strategy for everyone?
