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EP. 918

Vicki Robin (Replay)

Your Money or Your Life Author

Which is more important: your money or your life? Over 25 years ago, our guest asked the world this fundamental question, and her book became an international sensation. Today, I’m honored to welcome Vicki Robin to the show.

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Bonus Ask Farnoosh

Farnoosh Torabi

Should I pay down a mortgage early? How to tackle family planning and buying a home at the same time? How much is too much to save for retirement?

EP. 912

Andrea Pactor

Managing Director of the Women’s Philanthropy Institute

"When people give, it’s not only about making the world a better place but we find that it makes us happier too. When we’re happier, our mental health is better and hopefully our financial health is better and our physical health is better. It’s a good thing for all of us.”

EP. 910

Kelli Bradley

Author, Always Her Daughter

"I was young. I was in my 30s when this started hitting me head on and none of my friends were going through this. Nobody really understood.”

EP. 909

Kristy Shen and Bryce Leong

Authors of Quit Like a Millionaire

"Even my parents were just absolutely disgusted by the fact that I didn’t buy a house, to the point where they’re like – I was like, “Oh, God. I hope they don’t disown me.”

EP. 908

Ask Farnoosh

Farnoosh Torabi

"What strong questions can I ask in the interview to set me apart from other candidates?”

EP. 899

Ask Farnoosh

Farnoosh Torabi

Negotiating a salary, savings "rules" and finding a financial planner are among some of the question on the latest Ask Farnoosh.

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Bonus Ask Farnoosh

Farnoosh Torabi

Is it better to save for grad school or retirement? A bonus Ask Farnoosh episode with special co-host Joe Benvenuto, a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) who manages two of Charles Schwab’s branches in the Bay Area.

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Bonus: Preparing for Retirement with Teresa Hassara

Head of Workplace Solutions at MassMutual

Raise your hand if you have a 401k at work and wondering if you’re making the most of it? Or, if you’re not investing for retirement…yet…and wondering how to get started?