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So Money with Farnoosh Torabi

Farnoosh Torabi
Entrepreneurship
Investing
Financial Literacy
Appsumo
Million Dollar Weekend
Credit Score
Personal Finance
Money Management
Business Strategy
American Dream
Personal Growth
Career Development
Microjoys
Intuition
Spending Habits
Online Business
Life Insurance
Emotional Well-Being
Grief
Stock Market

*** Named a Best Podcast By The New York Times, Time Magazine, Real Simple and MSNBC *** Host Farnoosh Torabi is an award-winning financial strategist, TV host and bestselling author. With over 40 million downloads and multiple Webby wins, So Money is dedicated to sharing inspiring money strategies and stories straight from today's financial leaders, bestselling authors and entrepreneurs. One day,... more

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For many women, the word “millionaire” can still feel uncomfortable. Not just financially, but culturally. Many of us weren’t raised to imagine ourselves as wealthy, powerful, or building seven-figure net worths.

My guest today wants to change that.... more

As promised, I’m re-airing one of the most requested interviews from the archives: my conversation with Nate Berkus, originally recorded in 2015—ten years ago.

A lot has changed for Nate since then, but when I listened back, I was struck by how time... more

Today’s guest is someone who has been shaping the personal finance conversation for nearly two decades — long before money podcasts were mainstream, long before “side hustle” was a buzzword, and long before financial literacy for women was framed aro... more

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Recent Guests

Laura Adams
Host of the Money Girl Podcast, a personal finance expert
Money Girl Podcast
Episode: 1948: Turning Side Hustles Into Sustainable Wealth with Money Girl Laura Adams
Lynnette Khalfani-Cox
New York Times bestselling author and personal finance expert
Episode: 1945: The Truth About Debt, Inequality and Starting Over
Dr. Emily Garbinsky
Professor at Cornell's Johnson School of Business, expert in financial decisions among couples
Cornell University
Episode: 1943: How to Navigate Income Gaps, Shared Accounts, and Spending Differences
Andy Hill
Award-winning family finance coach and author of 'Own Your Time'
Marriage, Kids and Money
Episode: 1942: How to Use Your Money to Redefine Wealth Around Time, Choice and Happiness
Siri Chilazi
Senior researcher at the Women in Public Policy Program at Harvard Kennedy School and expert in advancing women and promoting gender equity.
Harvard Kennedy School
Episode: 1940: The Science of Making Work Fair
Ruchika Malhotra
Author of Inclusion on Purpose and Uncompete
Episode: 1939: The Hidden Cost of Competition. Is it Worth It? (Encore)
Patricia Roberts
Expert in 529 College Savings Plans and author of Route 529
Gift of College
Episode: 1936: How to Pay for College Without Ruining Your Financial Life
Randy Crawford
Life coach known for her no-nonsense approach to parenting teens and young adults.
Randy Crawford Coaching
Episode: 1934: Launching Kids in an Expensive World. How to Raise Financially Independent Young Adults
Alex Gailey
Personal finance reporter at Bankrate
Bankrate
Episode: 1933: The Housing Affordability Crisis, Explained. Who Can Still Buy a Home?

Host

Farnoosh Torabi
Award-winning money guru and host, recognized for her engaging conversations about personal finance and empowerment in diverse contexts.

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4.7 out of 5 stars from 2.4k ratings
  • Paying for College Without Losing Your Future

    Listening to this conversation reminded me how financial decisions shape more than a student’s education, they also shape a family’s long-term confidence and sense of possibility. The way you explored lived experience alongside practical insights makes something complex feel accessible and hopeful, and that kind of guidance can shift how families think about education and financial freedom.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Anum — The Platinum CEO
    United Kingdoma month ago
  • Unsubscribed when I heard her say “I asked chat gpt”

    That’s it…I don’t want listen to people who ask robots to do their thinking. Boring.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    tdhgshj
    United States2 months ago
  • So Money is one of the best!

    I’ve been listening for about 5 years now and have learned so much in that time! Farnoosh brings relevant news and guests to the show every episode and even answers listeners’ questions on Fridays. She makes every subject very approachable and engaging while giving her thoughts on subjects as well. I always look forward to learning something new when a So Money episode comes on

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    99jel
    United States2 months ago
  • Demographic Change as Strategic Reality

    This conversation did something important, it didn’t just present data, it unpacked how shifting population patterns will reframe economic, social, and strategic choices for generations to come. When fewer children alters everything from labour dynamics to consumer behaviour, the world doesn’t just adapt… it reinvents the rules of value creation and resource allocation. Thank you for turning numbers into meaning that leaders can actually act on.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Anum — The Platinum CEO
    United Kingdom3 months ago
  • Grateful.

    As a 41-year-old mom going through a divorce, I am deeply grateful for this show. Finances have always intimated me, but Farnoosh makes the topics friendly, accessible, and fun. Thank you, Farnoosh, for educating and empowering me.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Halli Faulkner
    United States4 months ago

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Many cite the approachable and engaging interview style of the host.
Listeners appreciate the practical financial advice and diverse guest insights.
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Positive comments highlight the podcast's emphasis on financial literacy and empowerment for underrepresented groups.

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1947: Ask Farnoosh: Tax Season Moves, Optimal Rainy Day Funds, Traditional or Roth IRA?
Q: How can I balance contributions between a 401k and opening an IRA?
She recommends contributing to a traditional 401k for its tax benefits now while considering a Roth IRA for tax-free withdrawals in retirement, ensuring tax diversity.
1947: Ask Farnoosh: Tax Season Moves, Optimal Rainy Day Funds, Traditional or Roth IRA?
Q: How much should I keep in my emergency fund?
Farnoosh suggests keeping four to six months of savings tucked away, emphasizing that the length should match the context of your career and current economic conditions.
1948: Turning Side Hustles Into Sustainable Wealth with Money Girl Laura Adams
Q: What are the most important financial steps for women at this stage in their life?
Women in midlife often focus on paying for their children's education at the expense of their own retirement security, which is a mistake. It's important to rethink educational funding strategies and ensure a balance between children's needs and retirement savings.
1945: The Truth About Debt, Inequality and Starting Over
Q: What is your philosophy on managing debt while doing other important things with our money?
You need to do both—save while paying off debt to avoid falling deeper into the cycle of debt.
1945: The Truth About Debt, Inequality and Starting Over
Q: What do you think is one of the biggest systemic mountains that we are currently climbing?
The systemic barriers such as policy decisions that adversely affect lower-income neighborhoods and create inequality.

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Content focuses on personal finance, investing, and economic literacy, featuring both practical advice and in-depth interviews with industry leaders and influencers. Episodes frequently address current financial trends and social issues, offering diverse perspectives on topics such as wealth-building strategies, the impact of technology on finance, and the challenges of navigating today's economic landscape. Noteworthy is the unique blend of expertise and approachable conversation, making complex financial topics accessible and engaging for a broad audience, with an emphasis on inclusivity and equity in financial discussions.

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