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Guest Siri Chilazi is a researcher at Harvard and the co-author of the bestselling book Make Work Fair, written with behavioral economist Iris Bohnet.
You may remember Ruchika from her last appearance on So Money, when she turned our understanding of imposter syndrome upside down, revealing it not as a personal flaw, but as a systemic one.
Financial planner, Georgia Lee Hussey, founder and CEO of Modernist Financial, joins to unpack the Big Beautiful Bill and what it means for your taxes.
In this solo episode, Farnoosh takes a step back to reflect on what the first month of the year has revealed about our finances, our fears, and our priorities.
Alex Gailey is sa personal finance reporter at Bankrate, and she’s been digging into the numbers behind America’s housing affordability crisis. Her reporting found something jaw-dropping: the typical U.S. household can’t afford three-quarters of the homes currently on the market.
Jesse Mecham is the founder of You Need a Budget, better known as YNAB. Jesse was last on So Money more than a decade ago — and since then, his little budgeting spreadsheet has grown into a global movement that’s now more than 20 years old.
There's a skill that quietly compounds just like investing. A skill that strengthens your career, your confidence, your earning power, and even how you advocate for yourself in life. Today, we’re talking about writing.
In this brand new episode, financial guru and NYT bestselling author David Bach returns to So Money to mark the 20th anniversary of The Automatic Millionaire, which has been expanded and updated, and to explain why its core message still holds up—even in today’s high-cost, AI-driven economy.
As the year winds down, many of us are asking, "What should I take care of financially before December 31st? What can wait until the new year? And how can I build a spending plan that actually reflects the life I want to live?
