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Ep 324: Get What You Want
HerMoney with Jean Chatzky
06/22/22 • 50 min
What do you want most for your life and your career, in terms of goals you’ve set for yourself? What about those big goals that seem almost too big — the impossible ones that you only sometimes let yourself dare to dream? Julie Solomon, author of, Get What You Want: How to Go From Unseen to Unstoppable, tells us how to discover what’s holding us back, release limiting belief systems, and approach life from a place of increased confidence and clarity. In Mailbag, how much to save for retirement, and in Thrive, how to stop living paycheck-to-paycheck.
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Ep 207: How To Make Good Decisions During Uncertain Times
HerMoney with Jean Chatzky
04/01/20 • 40 min
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Ep 385: What Is “Enough”? with Manisha Thakor
HerMoney with Jean Chatzky
08/23/23 • 46 min
Worrying about money is, unfortunately, a universal problem. And with today’s economic uncertainty, stubbornly high inflation and recession fears, our worries are only increasing. While it’s impossible to sidestep stress in all areas of our lives, we can take steps to help manage how we feel about our finances, and increase our financial wellness. Certified Financial Planner Manisha Thakor is the author of the new book: “Moneyzen: The Secret to Finding Your Enough,” and she wants us to consider our emotional well-being and our financial health as twin concepts in all of our day-to-day life decisions. Only then can we break free from the “cult of never enough.” She tells us how. Then, in Mailbag, we hear from a listener who is curious about how to invest the money from the sale of a home, and we hear from a woman who is wondering how to maximize a recent windfall. In our money tip of the week, are you taking too much risk with your asset allocation as you near retirement? In our money tip of the week, are you taking too much risk with your asset allocation as you near retirement?
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Ep 390: Is "Quiet Thriving" the new "Quiet Quitting?" With Erica Keswin
HerMoney with Jean Chatzky
09/27/23 • 45 min
If you blink these days, you’ll miss the latest new trends in the working world. First, in 2021, we had “The Great Resignation.” Then, about a year later, “quiet quitting” took the working world by storm. And now, it seems, we’re living through the era of “loud quitting.” While some of these trends are funny, they’re also concerning from the perspective of a business owner or leader. Erica Keswin, author of the new book “The Retention Revolution: 7 Surprising (and Very Human!) Ways to Keep Employees Connected to Your Company,” has advice for making work more enjoyable for employers and employees, so we can eliminate some of these toxic trends. In Mailbag, we hear from a listener who asks if they should buy their brother out of the family home and from someone who was left a substantial amount of money and is worried about overspending. In our money tip of the week, why you should ask for a raise and exactly how much you should be asking for.
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Ep 427: When Ambition Goes Too Far
HerMoney with Jean Chatzky
06/12/24 • 44 min
Ambition...let’s talk about it. We’ve been told it’s not a dirty word, that it’s ok (actually more than ok) for women to be ambitious. We’ve been told we should strive for C-suite positions, the corner office, and to continue reaching for higher and higher paying roles.
For Jennifer Romolini, these messages were working, yet reaching the top did not fulfill her in the way that she thought it would. In her new book Ambition Monster, she chronicles how being overly ambitious and reaching the top made her so burnt out that she ended up literally losing her voice and her job. Listen in to hear about why being forced to rebuild was the best thing that ever happened to her.
In Mailbag, we hear from a listener who’s weighing the pros and cons of paying off a credit card every fourteen days to build credit. We also hear from a couple who is wondering the next best step after maxing out a high-yield savings account while saving up for a house.
Chapters:
00:00:00: Introduction
00:06:44: Jennifer's Belief in Work as Salvation
00:11:17: The Problem with Overworking
00:19:16: Finding New Balance and Living Your Values
00:24:11: Recognizing Workaholism and Ambition Issues
00:26:55: Mailbag
Takeaways:
- The definition of ambition may be outdated and prioritize men, leading to challenges for women in the workplace.
- Workaholism and burnout can have significant physical, emotional, and financial consequences.
- Finding balance and fulfillment in work and life requires setting boundaries, making tough decisions, and prioritizing self-care.
- The pursuit of a meaningful life involves redefining success, living by one's values, and seeking internal gratification.
- Recognizing the signs of work addiction and imbalance is crucial for personal well-being and growth.
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Bonus Mailbag #20: Surviving And Thriving During Coronavirus
HerMoney with Jean Chatzky
04/18/20 • 24 min
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Ep 188: How To Close The Gender Pay Gap Once And For All
HerMoney with Jean Chatzky
11/20/19 • 45 min
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Ep 436: Kick It: How To Push Limits To Tackle Your Physical and Fiscal Goals
HerMoney with Jean Chatzky
08/14/24 • 54 min
Learning something new can be daunting, especially as you get older. But here’s the thing, the sooner you master a new skill, whether it be how to invest in the stock market, manage your debt, or take on a new sport — the closer you are to mastering it.
Gwendolyn Bounds, author of “Not Too Late: The Power of Pushing Limits At Any Age,” wants you to ignore that nagging voice at the back of your head that says that you don’t know enough to get started and just take the first step. She did that when she took on Spartan Racing at age 47 and today, we’re talking about the parallels between striving for financial and physical goals at any age.
Takeaways:
- Setting big goals, whether they be physical or financial, and breaking them down into smaller steps is the key to achieving personal growth.
- Overcoming financial and physical challenges requires perseverance and a willingness to push yourself beyond your comfort zones.
- Financial and physical challenges share similar processes of setting goals, learning new steps, getting out of your comfort zone, and seeing incremental improvements add up.
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
03:04 The Power of Learning New Skills in Middle-Age
06:39 Embracing New Challenges, Spartan Racing
12:17 Similarities Between Personal Finance and Exercise
19:13 Overcoming Fear
23:54 Finding Patience in Plateaus and Setbacks
33:18 The Connection Between Financial and Physical Well-being
35:46 Transition to Mailbag
39.30 Mailbag Q 1: Should I take out a reverse mortgage?
43.51 Mailbag Q 2: Should I invest my HSA money?
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Ep 313: Redefining Power In Corporate America
HerMoney with Jean Chatzky
04/06/22 • 43 min
Women — particularly women of color — are often asked to conform and perform in very specific ways in order to be accepted or taken seriously. It’s exhausting. This week, we’re discussing burnout, trauma, and how women of color can be respected for their full spectrum of ideas and perspective they bring to the workforce, with Deepa Purushothaman, author of THE FIRST, THE FEW, THE ONLY: How Women of Color Can Redefine Power in Corporate America. In Mailbag, we take questions on the best options for investing/saving for children’s futures (including 529s) and we discuss backdoor Roth accounts. In Thrive, 10 places you can get birthday freebies.
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Ep 419: What Your Culture Says About The Way You Manage Money
HerMoney with Jean Chatzky
04/17/24 • 43 min
Navigating money issues with your family is hard. Navigating money issues with your family is even harder when you’re a first-generation American. First-generation children of immigrants face unique cultural and emotional barriers and often find themselves at the intersection of building a financial life for themselves and supporting their parents financially.
Gigi Gonzalez found herself facing this dilemma when she got serious about her finances and realized the information she was reading didn’t align with her lived experience or her values. So, she started posting about it on TikTok. Eventually, she quit her job in finance to become a full-time content creator. She offers her best advice on what to do when your personal finance goals clash with your family's money expectations.
In Mailbag, we talk about the best investment options for a young kid, and a listener who doesn’t have much saved for retirement is wondering if she should take out a loan to pay her mortgage. In our news of the week, we cover the new magic number for retirement, the best time to sell your house this year, and what to do if you still owe the IRS money.
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Takeaways:
- TikTok can be a powerful platform for spreading financial literacy and building a personal brand.
- First-generation Americans face unique challenges in wealth building due to cultural expectations and a lack of financial education.
- Setting money boundaries with family can be challenging but necessary for financial well-being.
- It is important to find a balance between paying off debt and investing.
Chapters:
00:00:00 - Introduction and Financial News Update
00:06:07 - Gigi's Financial Education Journey
00:09:04 - Transition from Finance Job to Content Creator
00:11:43 - Challenges as a First-Generation American
00:15:24 - Setting Financial Boundaries with Family
00:23:55 - Improving Financial Habits in Marriage
00:26:01 - Investing While in Debt
00:27:49 - Mailbag Segment
00:29:59 - Listener Question on Investing for Child's Future
00:33:54 - Listener Question on Managing Finances Pre-Retirement
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How many episodes does HerMoney with Jean Chatzky have?
HerMoney with Jean Chatzky currently has 537 episodes available.
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The episode title 'Ep 324: Get What You Want' is the most popular.
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The average episode length on HerMoney with Jean Chatzky is 40 minutes.
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The first episode of HerMoney with Jean Chatzky was released on Mar 22, 2016.
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