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This week's So Money® mailbag includes questions related to quitting a day job to pursue a side hustle, saving up to buy a home and convincing reluctant parents to save and invest for retirement.
Author Erin Lowry discusses why we should normalize prenups, talk to our parents about their retirement plans, ask colleagues about their salaries and set financial boundaries with friends.
What would a Biden or Trump presidential win mean for our finances? Chief Financial Analyst Greg McBride joins Farnoosh to answer questions related to healthcare, taxes, jobs and the market.
Is now a smart time to sell? What's the best way to find a financial planner? How to best pay for a kitchen remodel? How can I save on home and auto insurance right now? Farnoosh tackles your most recent financial questions.
Today we're answering your money questions related to buying a car, a deep-dive on all-things auto.
A lot of Americans are choosing to relocate in the pandemic, but as my guest Chris Browning, host of the podcast Popcorn Finance explains, moving to a new part of the country can be challenging when you're Black or a person of color.
On this week's Ask Farnoosh, host Farnoosh Torabi responds to audience questions related to the real estate market, specifically in New York City. Will the Big Apple get its groove back in the next year or two?
Nitiya Walker is a social entrepreneur who's paying it forward. Her foundation Seeds of Fortune helps minority teen girls apply for college scholarships, as well as teaches career and financial management skills.
Sarah Catherine Gutierrez, author of But First, Save 10 and founder of Aptus Financial, shares strategies that women can practice to protect their financial security today and in the future.
