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We're exploring Loud Budgeting, a financial trend that originated on TikTok. How does it work? Is it a good strategy for everyone?
Whether online or in-person, today's episode offers road-tested strategies and scripts for winning the job interview. How to discuss a gap in your resume?
Farnoosh shares some of the financial philosophies and beliefs she's changed over the years. Plus: Questions about starting a business, what to charge for services, and how to convince a partner to support the risk of starting a business.
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.
This new episode features audience questions about job hunting in your 40s (with a Ph.D.), intelligent investments in your health, and the tax implications of whole life insurance withdrawals. Plus, Farnoosh shares tips on daily habits that can lead to savings.
Author Vivian Tu discusses the influence of being a first-generation Asian American woman and shares wild lessons from her first job on Wall Street.
For one of the final episodes of 2023, I wanted to experience some laughter and levity and revisit the So Money® stories and interviews that made us laugh about money and the financial lens through which we sometimes see the world.
Our 2023 reflection series continues, and today, I’ve compiled a recap of some of the best interviews of the year centered around the concept of change.
Today’s Ask Farnoosh invites Georgia Lee Hussey, founder of Modernist Financial, to the show to help answer audience questions about technical issues after firing a financial advisor, refinancing a mortgage post-divorce, and taking out a HELOC to finance home renovations. Plus: How to create a giving plan.
