
Are you embarrassed and ashamed of how much you don’t know about finance and investing? Do you break into a sweat when you hear words like “investment portfolio”, “retirement savings” or “financial planning”? You’re in good company. Here at Women on the Verge of a Financial Breakthrough, we’re figuring out finance, one dumb question at a time. Caitlin, the dummy, asks Sara, the expert, very basic ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 52 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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This week, Women on the Verge fan favorite Kacie Swartz returns, arms in the air, to hold forth on another man money myth. Money shouldn’t be emotional? What the eff are you talking about Uncle Warren?*
Kacie kicks off with the radical notion that y... more
If you’ve bought six pairs of cheap, mediocre black leggings instead of one quality pair to “save money”, this episode is for you.
Caitlin invited her lifelong family friend who happens to be an international home-organizing legend and life-declut... more
Welcome to another buzzkill week here on the Women on the Verge pod!
Close your eyes and think of the adult task YOU KNOW YOU SHOULD’VE ALREADY DONE but still haven’t….
Let’s learn about estate-planning!!! That’s the bad news. But the good news is... more
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I really, really, like this podcast. Caitlin is exceptionally good at identifying financial terms and topics (mutual funds, bonds, inflation) that could be glossed over but really need to be unpacked. And Sara is so clear and deliberate in how she breaks down all of her expertise (from ibonds, to the bear market, to how to save for college). Both are really good about anticipating and acknowledging the obstacles/fears/anxieties people (especially women!) have to fully understanding and taking ... more
This show is giving me more financial confidence. I appreciate how the hosts will clarify the situation and responses multiple ways and from layperson understandings. Many financial lessons will build on past ones so it honestly feels good when I understand what they are talking about. I also can identify with Caitlin, who is the layperson learner, she doesn’t have thousands to invest so she gets excited about reasonable investment amounts.
I’ve been going to in-person Austin Women Investing Group events where I learned about this podcast.
Caitlin, Kacie, and Sara are great hosts and they make finance knowledge easy to understand. The podcast gives me knowledge about the things I thought I knew already. Hope there will be more guests with other areas of expertise and more intermediate level topics.
If you haven’t been to Austin Women Investing Group events, you can find the recordings on YouTube!
I was so excited to see they were back with a new episode I sent a screen shot to my sister with the caption Best Day Ever! This is such a great podcast to take what seems like confusing advice or information and make it easy for the everyday person to understand. Plus they are just fun to listen to. Can we be friends? I’ve recommended them to all my friends to listen to. I can’t wait to see what the future episodes feature this season.
Makes financial advice fun!
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This podcast offers a relatable and accessible platform for women who feel intimidated by the world of finance and investing. With a format that simplifies complex financial concepts, it encourages listeners to embrace their curiosity about money management and investment strategies in a supportive environment. The hosts, who embody both the novice and expert perspectives, discuss various important financial topics, including decluttering emotional baggage related to financial trauma, negotiating salaries, and understanding estate planning, all while fostering a sense of community and empowerment among listeners. The blend of humor and realistic advice creates a unique listening experience that resonates with those looking to improve their ... more
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