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My father got laid off. How he spent the next year of his life, what he did, the activities he performed, the way that he reframed his resume, his LinkedIn profile, all led to a new, happier place in his career.
Our guest today grew up with a scarcity mindset, thinking it was bad to be rich. Flash forward to today, Kristin Wong is a New York Times published writer and financial journalist helping her readers achieve financial independence.
From miming for money in Central Park to winning on Oscar, our guest today has experienced an incredible climb in her personal, professional and financial life.
A former investment banker, Ashley Feinstein Gerstley now spends her days an entrepreneur, working with women across the country to help them learn more about money. The key, she says, is to develop a positive mindset when it comes to your worth - and your wealth.
How can my husband and I plan for our financial future when helping my mom (which should have been temporary after her divorce) is looking permanent?
This week's Ask Farnoosh dives into opting-out of the workforce to raise children, the pros and cons of a 401(k) loan, and ways to save while still enjoying your money.
In this special BONUS episode of Ask Farnoosh, we invite Terri Kallsen, Executive Vice President for Investor Services at Charles Schwab. She and Farnoosh discuss recent findings from Schwab's Modern Wealth Index, as well as answer listener questions about ways to plan ahead for big financial goals and managing money in your relationship.
Do you think leasing a car ever makes financial sense? How can we cut costs on our wedding? How do we prioritize our saving and financial planning? Lots of smart questions this week, as usual. Farnoosh and co-host Randi Levin, a transitional life strategist, offer their best advice.
Aditi is the CEO and founder of Zeta, a tool to help young couples master their money together. As her relationship with her boyfriend-turned-husband evolved over 15 years, she realized the need for tools designed specifically to help couples deal with and talk about their finances.
