
Anyone who tells you women don’t need financial advice specifically for them is wrong. Women, whether they’re the caretakers, the breadwinners, or both, face a unique set of financial challenges. That’s where HerMoney comes in. In her frank, often funny, but always compassionate way, Jean Chatzky takes every audience of women through the steps they need to take today to live comfortably (and worry... more
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What does a real week of spending look like for a 55-year-old director of technology earning $212,000 a year? In this episode of A Week in Her Wallet, Jean Chatzky talks with Kortne, a Texas-based executive, marathoner, and mom of two adult daughters... more
Have you saved and saved and saved… but now feel unsure about how to spend? On this week’s episode, Jean Chatzky sits down with entrepreneur and bestselling author Mike Michalowicz to talk about why managing money isn’t a math problem, it’s a behavio... more
Are private equity, private credit, and crypto coming to your 401(k)? And if they do, should you invest?
In this episode, Jean Chatzky sits down with CFP® professional and Summit Place Financial founder Liz Miller to break down the new push to allow... more
If you’ve read economic headlines recently and thought, “Well, that’s not comforting,” you’re not alone. Market swings and broader economic uncertainty are enough to make even confident investors second-guess their strategies.
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This show has given my understanding of money levels. These episodes often make the struggle feel worth it. Her Money has helped me understand and prepare for my past, present, and future money selves. As a listener, I’ve figured out my priorities to help me achieve my personal and my professional goals. I enjoy the sense of community with mailbag so much. Thank you Jean and Co. for covering so many bases, including ones I didn’t even know needed covering (cough cough: HSA terms in marriage for ... more
Timeless and timely content presented in conversational and relatable terms. A proven host and informative guests who are easy to learn from. Especially recommendable for young adults starting their financial management journey.
I continue to love hearing how other women handle their expenses. I am a low income senior (a child care taker) who has had to learn finances the hard way, through personal hardship and bad habits. My parents tried to teach me, I wouldn’t listen.
I am a cash girl!
I go to the bank once a month and pull out the cash I need, divide it into category envelopes. . . food, gas, household soft goods, hair cuts, pedicure. I also build up cash savings for things I pay for every 6 months or annually. more
I love this podcast because I used to have doubts about my finances and how to approach saving and investing. After listening, I feel more confident in my decisions and honestly have A LOT less anxiety around money. I highly recommend to any young woman!
I get inspired by how others make it work in this economic climate, but there just aren’t average guests being interviewed. For example, the most recent one about not paying credit card interest with an income of $200,000. I’d like to see stories for people making less than $100,000 with no government insurance and pensions.
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Focused on addressing the unique financial challenges faced by women, the content typically covers a range of topics including budgeting, investing, financial independence, and retirement planning. Episodes feature candid discussions and actionable advice, often through interviews with experts and entrepreneurs who share their personal journeys and insights on money management. The blend of educational content and relatable storytelling aims to empower women to take charge of their financial lives, making complex subjects approachable and engaging. Noteworthy is the podcast's commitment to discussing taboo topics surrounding money, ensuring that listeners feel supported and informed regardless of their financial situation.
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2. Renée Sylvestre-Williams
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