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2025: Ask Farnoosh: Are We in a Housing Bubble? Plus: BNPL Warning Signs, AI Shopping Scams & Should You Consolidate Your 401(k)s?
<p>Are we headed for another housing crash — or is today’s market fundamentally different from 2008?</p><br><p>On this Ask Farnoosh Friday, Farnoosh digs into the state of the housing market with insights from real estate economist <strong>
2024: Meet the Woman Who Invented Financial Wellness
<p><br></p><p> Almost 30 years ago, before financial wellness was a line item in anyone's benefits package, before it was a buzzword that we all throw around in this space, my guest today was watching something unfold that most people misse
2023: What No One Tells You About Early Retirement
<p>Bernadette Joy, founder of <a href="https://www.crushyourmoneygoals.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Crush Your Money Goals</a>, shares her unexpected journey into early retirement at 41, the emotional and financial surpri
2022: Ask Farnoosh: Trump Account Updates, Money-Maxxing and Stay-at-Home Boyfriends
<p>This week on Ask Farnoosh, we unpack the latest updates to Trump Accounts, including new workplace contribution options that could make these child investment accounts more appealing for families. We also dive into the rise of "money max
2021: The Secret to Fixing Public Speaking Anxiety Instantly
<p>Today we're talking about a kind of power most of us are terrified to claim: the power of our own voice.</p><br><p>My guest is Samara Bay, speech and speaking coach to CEOs, politicians, and tech founders, and author of <a href="https://
2020: The Four Step System for Handling Whatever Comes Next
<p>Getting into college was supposed to be the hard part. So why are so many kids arriving on campus and falling apart?</p><br><p>That's the question that's driven <a href="https://anahomayoun.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"
2019: Ask Farnoosh: What to Ask My Parents Before They Retire?
<p>This week on <strong>Ask Farnoosh</strong>, we're talking about the financial conversations that can save families years of stress—and why it's never too early to start having them.</p><p>First, a story from my daughter's lemonade stand
2018: When Paying for Our Values Gets Complicated
<p>We talk a big game about taxes, until the bill actually shows up in our inbox. This week I'm digging into a question that's been nagging at me ever since Montclair, one of the most progressive towns in New Jersey, split down the middle o
2017: The One Question That Can Change Your Financial Life
<p>Jesse Mecham, founder of <a href="https://www.ynab.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">YNAB (You Need A Budget)</a>, returns to <em>So Money</em> to discuss his new book, <a href="https://www.ynab.com/book/never-worry-about-m
2016: Should You Hire a Financial Planner? Plus, the Credit Score Mortgage Myth
<p>Farnoosh recaps a webinar on navigating money conversations with loved ones, then dives into the week's financial news: the Fed holding rates steady, what Apple and Microsoft earnings mean for your index funds, and a landlord's "work fro
2015: The Real Cost of Tech (and How to Afford It)
<p>This episode is brought to us by Back Market, the world's largest pure-play premium refurbished tech marketplace. Back Market's mission is to make refurbished tech the mainstream choice, by extending the life of devices, fighting electro
2014: How to Set Up a Million Dollar Retirement by Age 21
<p>If you've ever felt like the math just doesn't work anymore, that you're doing everything right and still coming up short on rent, groceries, and student loans, this episode is for you.</p><br><p>Freddie Smith spent nearly twenty years a
2013: Ask Farnoosh: Raising Wealthy Kids, Rethinking Retirement & A $700K Inheritance
<p>This week on Ask Farnoosh, I'm reflecting on a memorable visit to the Today Show with my daughter, Colette, and how exposing kids to new experiences can shape their futures. That conversation leads into one of the smartest long-term weal
2012: S-Corp or LLC? Which Is Best for Your Business?
<p>Today's show covers the ins and outs of LLCs and S-Corps and how to determine which one (or both) is best for structuring your business. The guest is Hannah Cole, creator of Sunlight Tax. You can visit <a href="https://www.sunlighttax.co
2011: Anthony O'Neal on Breaking Free from Debt and Building Real Wealth
<p><a href="https://www.anthonyoneal.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Anthony O'Neal</a>, had $6.32 to his name on a Wednesday night. He needed gas. He was hungry. He ended up cutting two McDonald's double cheeseburgers in ha
2010: Ask Farnoosh: What Annoys Me Most About Money? (Plus: Disability Insurance and Long-Term Care 101)
<p>On this week's Ask Farnoosh Friday, we're tackling five thoughtful listener questions that touch on everything from career transitions and combining finances as a couple to insurance, retirement accounts, and planning for the future.</p>
2009: The Midlife Money Reset with Lindsay Goldwert
<p>Today's episode is for anyone who has ever stood in the vitamin aisle reading about the exact right creatine dosage for a woman "in this stage of life" and thought... okay but where's the aisle for my retirement savings?</p><br><p>I'm ri
2008: Make Extraordinary Wealth with Ordinary Businesses
<p>What if the secret to extraordinary wealth isn’t about betting on the next big thing, but buying something tried-and-true—like a plumbing business, a car wash, or a cleaning company? What if the future of entrepreneurship isn’t on Wall S
2007: Ask Farnoosh: Should I Open a Trump Account? Can My Parent Qualify for Medicaid?
<p>We're exploring two topics that are at each end of the life spectrum - child savings accounts and Medicaid. First, what is a Trump account? Farnoosh began contributing to her kids' accounts over the weekends. She has pros, cons and even
2006: Inside Financial Therapy: How to Heal Your Relationship with Money
<p>My guest today is someone I've known and admired for a long time — <a href="https://www.bobbirebell.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Bobbi Rebell,</a> CFP®, founder of Financial Wellness Strategies and author of <a href="h
2005: Own Your Time, Choices and. Happiness (Actually) with Andy Hill, Founder of Marriage, Kids and Money
<p>We spend so much of our lives chasing money—believing that once we earn enough, save enough, and invest enough, happiness and freedom will finally follow.</p><p>But what if the real goal isn’t more money… it’s more time?</p><br><p>Today’
2004: How Much Should We Pay For College? (Encore)
<p>This episode aired originally on May 1, 2026.</p><br><p>May 1 is College Acceptance Day and as many families grapple with the soaring cost of college, Farnoosh shares thoughts on how to decide whether a college education is worth its pri
2003: Investing in Your Tween: Navigating Phones, Friendships and Big Feelings
<p>What if the most important investment you make in your child's future isn't paying for travel sports, tutoring, or the latest smartphone—but investing in your relationship?</p><p>Farnoosh sits down with Bridget KerMorris, a Stanford-trai
2002: Rich People Behaving Badly: What the Art World Teaches Us About Wealth and Women
<p>The art market is one of the least regulated, most opaque wealth transfer systems on the planet. We're talking billions of dollars moving between billionaires, oligarchs, and heads of state — with almost no oversight. It's where old mone
2001: Ask Farnoosh: Reflections on 2000 Money Conversations, My Advice for 2026 High School Grads
<p>Watch the full commencement speech on <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D72Tx8NG9No" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Youtube</a></p><p>Learn about and reserve your seat for <a href="http://booktobrand.co" rel="noopener n
2000: FORO, The Fear of Running Out of Money in Retirement
<p>Today we're talking about FORO, the fear of running out. According to a new sweeping study from Corebridge Financial, Americans are nine times more likely to say they'd regret running out of money while they're alive than dying with a fo
1999: Debt: An American True Crime Story
<p>What if debt isn't a personal failure—but a symptom of a much bigger problem?</p><br><p>For years, we've been told that financial struggles come down to individual choices: spend less, budget better, work harder. But what if the real sto
1998: Ask Farnoosh: Divorce, Toxic Workplaces, and Smart Home Upgrades
<p>Join us for <a href="https://booktobrand.co" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Book to Brand </a>on Friday, October 9, in New York City. Early bird tickets are available now at <a href="https://BookToBrand.co" rel="noopener noref
1997: The Smartest Path to a Book Deal (and a Book That Actually Sells)
<p>What does it really take to land a traditional book deal in 2026?</p><br><p>In this episode, Farnoosh sits down with book proposal strategist Richelle Fredson, founder of Book Proposal Blueprint, to unpack what publishers, agents, and ed
1996: The Postgrad Playbook: How to Land Your First Real Job
<p>Today we're talking about one of the most stressful financial moments in a young person's life — that gap between graduation and a real paycheck.</p><br><p>My guest is Jahleane Dolné, founder of the Postgrad Playbook, a media platform an
