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Do you feel like you’re quarter-assing your way through life and work? Abby Lou Walker, a former corporate executive turned entrepreneur, pivoted her career as she discovered she was unfulfilled at work and taking her stress and disappointment home to her family where she was the mom of two young children.
I’m excited to welcome back today’s guest, Jennifer Hemphill, who is a friend of the So Money® show. You can listen to her first episode, #117, but today she’s back because she has some exciting news: Her book, Her Money Matters: The Missing Truths From Traditional Money Advice, launched February 13.
Will you talk more about the strategy to save a million dollars to retire? Should my wife and I continue to rent or does it make more sense for us to buy a home? Any guidance on how to get a book published? Answering these questions of yours and more with co-host Apryl Pope of Apryl Pope Financial.
Today, I’m excited to welcome back a former So Money® guest, Liz Thames, also known as Mrs. Frugalwoods. I introduced you to Mrs. Frugalwoods, the blogger behind frugalwoods.com, way back in episode 239 when she was pursuing retirement, hoping to achieve financial independence by 33 years-old. She did it!
Today, I’m interviewing Tanja Hester, who has been retired now for just a couple months. Here’s the thing, though, she’s only 38 years old. Tanja and her husband both worked as political consultants making six figures each. Both of them loved their work and found it fulfilling. However, after watching her father lose his mobility early in his life due to a degenerative neuromuscular disability, Tanja realized she could have the same fate.
What are your thoughts about investing in cryptocurrency? Once you have an idea to start a business, how do you get started? Should you research, write a business plan? What are practical first steps? Answering these questions and more on this week's Ask Farnoosh.
What would you do if you woke up with $662,000 of student loan debt? Yes, thats right. Well, that’s what happened to Drs. Renée and Nii Darko. 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.
Today, I’m sharing a story with you of a remarkable young woman who got out of $30,000 worth of debt in 96 days. That’s right. Mary is a Financial Coach who runs her own business called Abundant Wealth Solutions where she helps people eliminate their student loan debt and achieve financial freedom.
What advice do you have for a couple moving in together? Some expenses aren't so black and white. What should I prioritize in 2018, career development or having a baby? Answering these questions of yours and more with co-host Adenrele 'Addy' Adewusi of MaddyMoney.com.
