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  1. 1995: Ask Farnoosh: Managing Your Net Worth in Retirement, Trump Accounts and 401(k) Rollovers

    <p>This week, Farnoosh answers listener questions about rolling over an old 401(k), managing $100,000 in savings for a 68-year-old on Social Security, and how couples should discuss and merge finances. She highlights a New York Times story

  2. 1994: What Does Childcare Actually Cost?

    <p>Hey SO MONEY family — something special in your feed today.</p><br><p>My friend Lindsey Stanberry is taking over with an episode of <strong>Family Money</strong>, her new podcast series with Babylist through <a href="https://www.thepurse

  3. 1993: The New Rules for Getting a Financial Life with NYT Bestseller Beth Kobliner

    <p>When Beth Kobliner published <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Get-Financial-Life-Personal-Twenties/dp/1476782385" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"><em>Get a Financial Life</em> </a>nearly 30 years ago, the average first-time home

  4. 1992: Ask Farnoosh: Angel Investing, Saving for a Downpayment and What to Do When She Makes Less

    <p>This week on <strong>Ask Farnoosh</strong>, we're tackling some of life's biggest financial decisions—from navigating a major income gap in a relationship to deciding whether a promising restaurant venture is worth the investment. Plus,

  5. 1991: The Truth About Queer Money: Myths, Stressors, and the Path Forward (Encore)

    <p>What does it mean to build wealth when the world hasn’t always made space for your identity? That’s the question at the heart of today’s conversation, and the driving force behind a powerful new book reshaping how LGBTQ+ people think abo

  6. 1990: The Story of Gold: Power, Wealth and Why People Love to Buy It

    <p>Gold has captivated humanity for thousands of years—but why?</p><br><p>In this episode, Farnoosh sits down with author and financial historian <strong>Dominic Frisby</strong> to explore the fascinating story behind one of the world's mos

  7. 1989: Ask Farnoosh: When Can I Retire? What's the Math?

    <p>This week on Ask Farnoosh, we're tackling one of the biggest money questions of all: <strong>When can I retire?</strong></p><br><p>Inspired by a <a href="https://www.instagram.com/p/DYvEIMCTi0u/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"

  8. 1988: How Great Companies — and Families — Stand the Test of Time

    <p>What if the most important inheritance you leave your family has nothing to do with money?</p><br><p>Not stocks. Not real estate. Not a trust fund.</p><br><p>But instead, a written record of your values, your hard-earned lessons, your fa

  9. 1987: What Happens After FIRE? Mr. Money Mustache on Life, Money & Reinvention (Replay)

    <p>It’s rare in personal finance that someone comes along and doesn’t just offer advice—but completely rewires how we think about money, work, and what it means to live a good life.</p><br><p>My guest today did exactly that.</p><br><p>Pete

  10. 1986: Ask Farnoosh: AI Financial Advisors, Buying a Home With Existing Debt & Paying Off Loans Early

    <p>This week on <em>Ask Farnoosh</em>, Farnoosh tackles some of the biggest personal finance questions listeners are wrestling with right now, from AI-powered banking tools to buying a home in today’s expensive market and whether it’s smart

  11. 1985: Autism, Employment & the Workplace Gap No One Talks About

    <p>Today’s episode is about neurodivergence, the workplace, and a question that more families and employers are beginning to confront: Why are so many talented people still struggling to get hired and succeed at work simply because the syst

  12. 1984: The Ambition Penalty: The Data Behind Women’s Workplace Frustration

    <p>Women today are more educated than ever. More ambitious than ever. More likely to be breadwinners, business owners, and leaders in their households and communities. And yet — despite decades of progress — the pay gap persists, women cont

  13. 1983: Ask Farnoosh: 529 Advice, College Saving Strategies and Can AI Provide Financial Advice?

    <p>This week: A possible Covid-related tax refund, the demographic with the biggest student loan defaults, can AI help with your money….and All-things 529 plans and college savings with Patricia Roberts.</p><br><p><strong>How's midlife goin

  14. 1982: The Joy of Money in an Anxious Economy

    <p>Today I’m joined by Carrie Joy Grimes. founder of <a href="https://workmoney.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">WorkMoney</a> and the author of the new book <a href="https://thejoyofmoney.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" targ

  15. 1981: Why Uncertainty Might Be Your Superpower

    <p>Guest Simone Stolzoff, journalist and author of the new book, <a href="https://www.amazon.com/How-Not-Know-Uncertainty-Demands/dp/1324089458" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"><em>How to Not Know: The Value of Uncertainty in a Wo

  16. 1980: Ask Farnoosh: Crypto-Backed Mortgages, Best 0% Credit Cards and Cashing in on the iPhone Lawsuit

    <p>Farnoosh shares Mother’s Day plans, and reacts to news including the April jobs report and an Apple class-action settlement that could pay eligible iPhone 15 Pro/Pro Max and iPhone 16 buyers up to $95 per device. She also cautions agains

  17. 1979: Mrs. Dow Jones on Why the Old Money Rules Don't Work Anymore

    <p>What does it actually mean to be “rich” today?</p><br><p>Because if you’re waiting for the old playbook to work—go to school, get a stable job, buy a house, retire comfortably—you may be waiting a long time.</p><p>The truth is, that vers

  18. 1978: The Science of Getting Your Time Back with Laura Vanderkam, Author of Big Time

    <p>We all say the same thing: <em>I don’t have enough time.</em></p><p>Not enough time to work, to parent, to rest, to exercise, to finally do the thing we’ve been putting off for years.</p><p>But what if that story… isn’t actually true?</p

  19. 1977: Ask Farnoosh: How Much Should We Pay for College? Plus: Her Investments Went Missing

    <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 price tag. Would you spend $100k a year? </p><br><p>Plus: E

  20. 1976: Why Women's Sports Might Makes Us All Richer with Tess Waresmith

    <p>Qe don’t talk about sports a lot on this show. But today, we are—because this is really a story about money.</p><p>Right now, women’s sports are having a moment. Investment is pouring in, media deals are growing, and athletes are finally

  21. 1975: How to Gain Mental Strength and Financial Resilience in Uncertain Times

    <p>What does it really take to be mentally strong right now?</p><br><p>Not in theory. Not in a self-help quote kind of way. But in the real, messy, everyday moments… when your job feels uncertain, your finances feel stretched, and your life

  22. 1974: Ask Farnoosh: The Truth About Trump Accounts, a Wealth Hack for Kids and Estate Planning Made Simple

    <p>It’s Ask Farnoosh Friday, and today we’re tackling one of the most talked-about and misunderstood financial topics right now: “Trump accounts.”</p><br><p>What are they, how do they work, and are they actually worth it? I break down the s

  23. 1973: Strangers: A Review of the Marriage Memoir Everyone's Talking About

    <p>In this episode, Farnoosh and Heather Boneparthe, author of <em>Money Together</em>, analyze Belle Burden's memoir 'Strangers,' exploring themes of marriage, wealth disparity, financial transparency, and the lessons women can learn from

  24. 1972: The Price of Ambition: Inside Vogue, Power, and Reinvention with Caroline Palmer

    <p>What does it really cost to chase ambition—and what happens when success starts to blur your sense of self?</p><br><p>In this episode, I sit down with Caroline Palmer, former <em>Vogue</em> editor and author of the buzzworthy novel <a hr

  25. 1971: Ask Farnoosh: Buy Gold? Save on Travel? And My Thoughts on Strangers by Belle Burden

    <p>Spring break in Los Angeles sounded like a dream…until the bills—and a four-hour flight delay—set in. In this solo episode, Farnoosh recaps her family’s trip (theme parks, travel hiccups, and a surprising airline perk that saved the day)

  26. 1970: How to Start an Art Collection on a Budget, No Overwhelm

    <p>Guest Liz Lidgett believes art should be for everyone—not just collectors with deep pockets or insiders who “get it.”</p><br><p>She’s the founder of a thriving gallery that champions emerging artists—many of them women—and she’s built a

  27. 1969: The Science of Attraction and Why Dating Is Still Financially Complicated

    <p>We’re diving into modern dating today—and not the glossy, swipe-right version—but the real, complicated, emotionally loaded landscape so many of you are navigating right now.</p><br><p>What happens when you’re financially independent… ma

  28. 1968: Ask Farnoosh: Love, Money and the Cost of Connection

    <p><em>This episode is brought to us by </em><a href="https://www.louisjadot.com/en" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"><em>Louis Jadot,</em></a><em> a thoughtful way to elevate date night without overspending</em>.</p><br><p>On this

  29. 1967: Mr. Money Mustache Is Back. Ten Years Later. Life After Early Retirement

    <p>It’s rare in personal finance that someone comes along and doesn’t just offer advice—but completely rewires how we think about money, work, and what it means to live a good life.</p><br><p>My guest today did exactly that.</p><br><p>Pete

  30. Bonus: Smart Tax Moves Every Solopreneur Needs to Know

    <p>This special bonus episode of <em>So Money</em> is brought to you by <a href="http://turbotax.com/business" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">TurboTax Experts for Business</a>.</p><br><p>And today, we are tackling a topic that so

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