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Love, your Money – Wealth, Money, and Financial Advisor for Women

If you are seeking your path to real financial success – this show is for you. Truly achieving financial freedom requires you master the “inner” world of money – your money mindset – and the “outer” world of money – consistently growing your net worth. One without the other is not enough. This show contains powerful systems and methodologies for women who run businesses and women who don’t. Love, your Money® with Hilary Hendershott tackles money beliefs and financial planning strategies like:

What your family life growing up may say about your credit card debt

What tax strategies make the most sense for business owners

How to leverage compound investments to build truly passive income

How the quality of your relationships rise and fall on your money habits

Whether index funds are better to invest in than actively managed funds

Taking charge of your income and cash flow so you have money for today and tomorrow

Hilary Hendershott is a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ professional with more than two decades of experience as a wealth manager. She’s NBC’s “Investor’s Voice of Reason”, an Investopedia Top 100 Financial Advisor five years running, and a TEDx speaker with her own personal experience of making money mistakes before multi-million-dollar success. Love, your Money With Hilary Hendershott is an ongoing conversation for you to improve your relationship with money, deepen your understanding of how money works in every area of life, and gain the clarity you seek about strategic wealth building and investing decisions and questions.

Subscribe to Love, your Money® with Hilary Hendershott wherever you find your other favorite podcasts. And if you love what you hear, show some love with a five-star rating!

For more information, visit https://hendershottwealth.com

Copyright: © Hilary Hendershott Wealth Management Copyright 2018

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EP 97: Married to a Thief: What if He Takes Everything? With Janet Lombardi Feb 20, 2018

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There can never be any secrets in money. Today, I have an amazing and compelling interview with Janet Lombardi, author of Bankruptcy: A Love Story. In 2007, Janet called her financial advisor for a routine check-in because she hadn’t received her annual statements in the mail yet. What her financial advisor told her changed everything: He said, “The accounts are empty. Get an accountant, get an attorney, and get a private detective.” This is Janet’s account of the financial fallout that resulted from her husband’s secret money mistakes.

I am thankful that Janet is willing to tell her story openly and honestly with the Profit Boss Radio audience. As you might have already guessed, the road to recovery was not an easy one. Janet is just as willing to offer up the lessons she has learned, as well as her own culpability in the situation. Janet had to do her homework. She was no longer able to deny the hard truths about money. What she found on the other end was a sense of empowerment and confidence when it comes to finances. I think her story will be inspiring to women who have always just referred to their husbands to handle finances. Knowledge really is power, especially when it comes to money.

Listen this week as Janet shares how she pieced together her life from bank statements and hidden documents. As a result, she’s a bit of a source on personal finance! Sometimes, the most difficult and complex situations lead to the simplest conclusions. Know where your money is, and use it well!

What You Will Learn In This Episode

How September 11^th impacted the world, but also her husband.
Janet’s husband was struggling with addiction which intensified after the events of 9/11
Janet was not having a shining moment in her life during the crisis point in her marriage.
What happened when Janet knew her accounts had been drained.
Janet had a very complex financial life, and she had to do the hard work of piecing together her husband’s money mistakes.
As more and more devastation was revealed, Janet was still trying to reconcile all the heartbreak in her marriage.
Through it all, Janet grew to understand herself better than ever before.
Janet created a “Punch List” of things she needed to do to get out of debt.
The keys to a financial rebound, and habits anyone can use to come back from a setback.
How to find freedom through practicality.

Resources

Janet Online

www.janetlombardi.com

Debter’s Anonymous

Progrexion

Ignite Investing

www.igniteinvesting.com

Bankruptcy, A Love Story by Janet Lombardi

Hendershott Wealth Management, LLC and Love, your Money do not make specific investment recommendations on Love, your Money or in any public media. Any specific mentions of funds or investments are strictly for illustrative purposes only and should not be taken as investment advice or acted upon by individual investors. The opinions expressed in this episode are those of Hilary Hendershott, CFP®, MBA.

EP 96: Listener Stories: Debt, Shame, Love & Financial Transformation Feb 13, 2018

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One of the biggest steps we have to take on our journey to financial freedom is to decrease the burden of debt. Paying minimums can delay immediate problems, but debts can pile up quickly and might cause you to miss out on some of your dreams. I am bringing you a story today of a listener who found herself in considerable debt but was determined for it not to ruin her relationship or put a dent in her career goals. This is the story of Beck, a listener and member of the ProfitBoss community who worked hard and has had a huge financial turnaround. It just about a year and a half, Beck went from debt to wealth in a major way.

Beck started out her early adulthood with some damaged perceptions around money. Her father made some serious money mistakes but always tried to create a comfortable lifestyle for his family. Beck initially wanted to present an image of wealth and prosperity, even though she was paying for her lifestyle in credit. She was aware this was a problem but was unmotivated to take the drastic steps needed to get out of thousands of dollars of debt. When she started a relationship with her future husband and the pair moved to New York for work, Beck's debt could no longer be ignored.

Listen this week to find out how Beck got out of debt, learned to be a saver, and built up her confidence around money matters. She is proof that honesty about our financial situation has a massive positive impact on our relationships. Though she wanted to be perceived in a certain way, Beck now understands that her former life just didn’t hold up with reality. Now, her lifestyle is supported by her means, and she enjoys her wealth without money becoming her master. If Beck’s story resonates with you, I think this episode will be of particular encouragement to you. Beck is proof that when we steward our wealth well, we can be more prosperous than we could ever imagine!

What You Will Learn in This Episode:

How Beck knew she had a financial problem and her state of mind in that time.
Why Beck tried to put on the image of success.
All the emotions and inherent beliefs that Beck had to battle.
Childhood has such a huge impact on how we treat money. Beck’s was especially unusual due to mistakes on her dad’s part.
Beck hated money because she felt like it caused suffering.
Why chronic over-spending felt the way for Beck to live her life to the fullest.
Good income doesn’t necessarily equal wealth.
Learn Beck’s lowest low, and why that was such a wakeup call for her.
How Beck got a payday loan.
Beck’s relationship with her future husband was the catalyst for her financial freedom.
Even though she tried to do all the right things after a move to New York, ends were still not being met.
How Beck’s mental habits have shifted since she learned so much about personal finance.
Beck and her husband automated their savings and planned ahead more than ever before.
Now, Beck is saving and investing by making smart choices with her money.
How you can go so far towards having a significant net worth after accruing so much debt.

Hendershott Wealth Management, LLC and Love, your Money do not make specific investment recommendations on Love, your Money or in any public media. Any specific mentions of funds or investments are strictly for illustrative purposes only and should not be taken as investment advice or acted upon by individual investors. The opinions expressed in this episode are those of Hilary Hendershott, CFP®, MBA.

EP 95: Money Lessons from Dave Ramsey’s Daughter Feb 06, 2018

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Forming a healthy relationship to our finances is all about taking small steps towards our ultimate financial goals. No matter your income, I believe you have the capability to find financial freedom. If you are looking for a little financial peace today, then you are going to love my conversation with Rachel Cruz! Rachel has a down-to-earth, practical perspective on finances that comes from an early exposure to money management skills. That’s right, Rachel’s dad is the one and only Dave Ramsey, who revolutionized the world of personal finance for so many of us!

Growing up with Dave Ramsey, you might think that Rachel spent her days filling in spreadsheets and planning mutual funds, but she assures me that isn’t the case. Instead, Rachel grew up with a healthy relationship with her finances and a desire to share that knowledge with others. Rachel has a natural love of public speaking, and even when she was still a child herself, she was sharing what she knew with those around her. Today, Rachel has published not one, but two bestselling finance books. She is teaching women all across the world how to be wise with their money and live financially free. It’s not just about getting out of debt, though that is important! Rachel focuses on easy steps that you can take to make wise decisions with your funds.

Today, Rachel is going to give us an overview of her Love Your Life, Not Theirs: 7 Money Habits to Change Your Life. When you develop these habits, you will create for you and your family a sense of financial freedom like never before. These tools really work!

Show Highlights:

Rachel shares how she got started in the “family business” of personal finance.
How to package the message of financial responsibility for a younger audience.
Money was often talked about as a family in the Ramsey household.
The tools that you can use to have practical conversations with your kids.
Rachel talks about the inspiration behind her book.
How to manage your social media emotional drain.
Rachel shares her perspective on buying cars and paying off debt.
Make a plan for your money! Give every dollar a job.
How to make an emergency fund.
Tackle your financial plan with your spouse and get vulnerable.
Get the order of operations as far as your savings go.
Using cash is instant accountability.
Sleep on it! Think before you spend.

Resources:

Rachel's Website

Love Your Life, Not Theirs by Rachel Cruze

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Hendershott Wealth Management, LLC and Love, your Money do not make specific investment recommendations on Love, your Money or in any public media. Any specific mentions of funds or investments are strictly for illustrative purposes only and should not be taken as investment advice or acted upon by individual investors. The opinions expressed in this episode are those of Hilary Hendershott, CFP®, MBA.

EP 94: How One Woman Almost Lost a $4M Inheritance Jan 30, 2018

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When a parent leaves an inheritance as a legacy for their children, the intent is always to secure their future. Statistics tell us that 1-in-3 heirs end up blowing all the money, rather than stewarding it well. Earning and keeping are two drastically different skillsets, and having advice and counsel is essential to manage wealth well. But what would happen if all the advice in the world was basically useless? What would happen if you knew you were going to inherit but had your hands tied?

Today, I have an interesting story about what happens when an inheritance rattles the future, rather than securing it. It is truly a tale of good intentions gone awry. In this interview, my client, who will be known only as “Annie”, tells the story of inheriting $4M from her parents. Annie shares everything she has had to go through just to get her hands on the money that was rightfully hers. Even though her parents took the time to have a trust drafted, she never found the actual trust documents and had to go through the probate courts to have assets transferred to her name.

This is a cautionary tale to people everywhere of the high costs on the people you love if your estate plan is incomplete! Also, Annie had strong emotions about the money to overcome—before she inherited money she lived paycheck to paycheck, and even marched on Occupy Wall Street. Listen to find out if her perspective on wealth has evolved as she inherited.

This is a very moving and vulnerable story. It reminds me that a legacy is an incredible gift, but it is also a heavy weight to bear. I know you will come away from Annie’s story with a lot to think about, (and hopefully, let someone know the location of your Will when you’re through!)

What You Will Learn In This Episode:

• We start from the beginning: Annie always knew she would inherit money.

• Money and inheritance were abstract.

• Annie feels like she almost exchanged her parents for the money.

• How the whole trouble with the trust started.

• Lawyers don’t always have a copy of the trust.

• The time it takes and the uncertainty that follows a missing trust.

• How Annie has managed the pain and fear over the inheritance.

• Annie’s early days living paycheck to paycheck taught her about what it means to be “enough.”

• All about some of the technical aspects of inheritance.

• Annie’s vision for her life with this inheritance.

• Money has an effect on people. Learn how Annie’s social life has shifted.

• How to ensure people in your life has copies of your will.

• What Annie is planning to do with her story.

Featured on the show

Hendershott Wealth Management, LLC and Love, your Money do not make specific investment recommendations on Love, your Money or in any public media. Any specific mentions of funds or investments are strictly for illustrative purposes only and should not be taken as investment advice or acted upon by individual investors. The opinions expressed in this episode are those of Hilary Hendershott, CFP®, MBA.

EP 93: From Divorced, Jobless & Broke to Successful Entrepreneur & Owning Her Dream Home with Jackie B Jan 23, 2018

Show notes

When we think about a hero’s journey, it’s tempting to play up the sweeping dramatic moments and downplay the mundane or sacrificial choices they make to reach that hero status. I have a story for you today that doesn’t pull punches but is just as heroic as any grand adventure we might read about. When I first heard Jackie B’s story, I could feel the strings of my heart being pulled in a million directions. Yes, Jackie is currently living out her dreams, but she had to make hard choices and take calculated risks to get there. To hear her tell it will tug at your emotions in the best way because she is living proof that you can come to your own rescue. Are you ready to feel empowered?

You can find show notes and more information by clicking here: http://bit.ly/2BntiPI

Hendershott Wealth Management, LLC and Love, your Money do not make specific investment recommendations on Love, your Money or in any public media. Any specific mentions of funds or investments are strictly for illustrative purposes only and should not be taken as investment advice or acted upon by individual investors. The opinions expressed in this episode are those of Hilary Hendershott, CFP®, MBA.

EP 92:How One Woman Freed Herself from a Prison of Debt Jan 10, 2018

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This week I'm speaking with Kelly, whose lax money habits from her early 20s landed her in a stressful 25-year cycle of debt and uncertainty. Now, having sought help to finally improve her understanding of money and establish healthy spending and saving, she's debt-free.

This episode is a great one for anybody wrestling with feelings of failure or inadequacy around money, but it's also educational for you parents out there who are wondering how to ensure that your children don't grow up with a sense of entitlement around finances.

In the interview, Kelly takes us through her early money memories and the reasons she hated focusing on money. She talks about what those 25 years of constant debt were like, and how she finally reached out to a financial coach who helped her reform her treatment of money.

You can find show notes and more information by clicking here: http://bit.ly/2jnUhWV

Hendershott Wealth Management, LLC and Love, your Money do not make specific investment recommendations on Love, your Money or in any public media. Any specific mentions of funds or investments are strictly for illustrative purposes only and should not be taken as investment advice or acted upon by individual investors. The opinions expressed in this episode are those of Hilary Hendershott, CFP®, MBA.

EP 91: Teaching Kids About Money with Neale Godfrey Jan 02, 2018

Show notes

Conversations about money are never easy, and talking to kids about money is no exception! This is one of the topics I get asked about most about, so I am thrilled to be able to bring to you the excellence and expertise of an incredible guest. If you are a parent or caregiver, your top priority is to make sure the child in your life is set up to succeed well into adulthood. Perhaps you have made some money mishaps that you insure your kids against. Maybe you just want to be proactive and start those money conversations early. Regardless of your motivation, it’s time to think critically about how to pass on smart money principles to the little ones.

My guest today is Neale Godfrey, an incredible asset to any parent thinking about money conversations with their children. Neale owns and operates Money For Life, and is the author of 27 books dealing with money, life skills, and important values. Neale was one of the first female executives at Chase, and is founded Children’s Financial Network INC. If all of those credentials don’t convince you Neale knows what she’s talking about, then her direct style of communication will.

Neale knows the only foolproof way to ensure that your financial legacy passes on to your children is to talk about it. Today, she will impart to you all the skills and strategies you need to have these difficult conversations. Whether your children are still little or entering into adulthood, Neale can share with you just what you need to set them up for success.

You can read the full show notes and access all the links and resources at http://bit.ly/2CizRbz.

Hendershott Wealth Management, LLC and Love, your Money do not make specific investment recommendations on Love, your Money or in any public media. Any specific mentions of funds or investments are strictly for illustrative purposes only and should not be taken as investment advice or acted upon by individual investors. The opinions expressed in this episode are those of Hilary Hendershott, CFP®, MBA.

EP 90: The Secret to Keeping Financial New Year's Resolutions Dec 26, 2017

Show notes

2018 is nearly upon us, and I know you are already thinking about your finances. This is the perfect opportunity to think back at all of the money choices you made in 2017 and begin to set some goals for the year ahead. Are you in the same camp as 42% of Americans who think setting resolutions is a waste of time? Are you excited to grow even closer to your freedom number this year? Whether you are the former or the latter, this episode is going speak right to you.

To begin this special New Year’s episode of ProfitBoss Radio, I wanted to touch on a question that I hear many of you asking: What’s the deal with Bitcoin? Bitcoin is a type of cryptocurrency or a digital currency. Bitcoin is not just digital currency, it is also a social movement. A group of people wanted the government out of their business, so they decided to create their own currency. While Bitcoin seems to be having a moment in popular culture, as is this BlockChain Technology it is associated with, I would never advise my clients to invest or speculate with it. Listen to hear my full Bitcoin analysis.

Zooming back out, I wanted to take a moment to help you take stock of where women are financially. We’ve come so far, and we still have far to go. I’ll take a moment to show you how the numbers are stacking up for women and their finances in 2017. Armed with this knowledge, I want you to take stock of the choices you’ve made with your finances this year, and then let it all go. Now is the best opportunity you have to restart and refresh your goals and mindsets.

You might not be prepared to stick to a resolution on your own. Thankfully for you, there are many studies demonstrate that there are tactics you can employ to stick to your resolutions. Accountability is the key, so I want to invite you to join a mastermind with me in San Jose on January 19th. Listen to this episode to learn the secrets of better goal setting, and then go into 2018 prepared and ready to tackle anything.

What You Will Learn in this Episode:

Learn everything you need to know about Bitcoin.
Get all the stats on the State of the Union for women and money.
Many people do not believe in New Years Resolutions. Learn how to make them stick.
Maximize your tax savings and other financial goals you can take this year.
The tools you need to get you started.
Learn why financial resolutions always fail.
Hear all about Your Custom Wealth Plan and how to get involved with my Mastermind program.

Featured On The Show

Questions? Send them to my team!

info@hilaryhendershott.com

Hendershott Wealth Management, LLC and Love, your Money do not make specific investment recommendations on Love, your Money or in any public media. Any specific mentions of funds or investments are strictly for illustrative purposes only and should not be taken as investment advice or acted upon by individual investors. The opinions expressed in this episode are those of Hilary Hendershott, CFP®, MBA.

EP 89: How to Keep Sexual Harassment from Costing You Your Career Dec 19, 2017

Show notes

No one would ever dream that experiencing sexual harassment could have a negative impact on their career and their income. And yet, the general consensus is that yes, sexual harassment has a huge and lasting impact on women in the workplace. While the bigger conversations like #MeToo and the Harvey Weinstein allegations are a bit larger than the scope of this podcast, it is still worth devoting time and collecting the best experts on the topic. I’ll start with my own story of sexual harassment, and the vastly negative impact it made on me when I was still very young. Knowing what I know now, I feel armed and ready to navigate these muddy waters with you…without costing you a coin.

First up, I am thrilled to have Tucker Miller on the show for an interview. She is an expert through and through, and she is working with the organization, ELI, to stop workplace harassment and give voice to the voiceless. Tucker is going to share her experiences navigating sexual harassment in the workplace in order to show you exactly what you should do and say should this ever happen to you. My favorite bit of advice is what she recommends is her how-to when it comes to bringing a complaint to HR. You definitely do not want to miss out on her advice and perspective.

My second interview is with Daren Lipinsky. He’s the guy you would want to call if you were in need of representation for a sexual harassment lawsuit. No one would ever dream they might need Darren’s help, but it is always smart to know more than you need! Darren is going to give his unique perspective on sexual harassment and offer up his own words of wisdom for anyone experiencing it right now or in the future. His main point is that you need to come forward. There is strength in numbers, and there are people like Daren out there ready to help you.

Unfortunately, sexual harassment in the workplace is not going away anytime soon. The more conversations and stories I hear, the more firmly I believe that we as women in the workplace need to arm ourselves with knowledge and a little bit of legal savvy. Thank you so much to all of you in the Facebook group who have been sharing your stories. We can change the narrative together.

You can read the full show notes and access all the links and resources at http://bit.ly/2oDbbEg.

Hendershott Wealth Management, LLC and Love, your Money do not make specific investment recommendations on Love, your Money or in any public media. Any specific mentions of funds or investments are strictly for illustrative purposes only and should not be taken as investment advice or acted upon by individual investors. The opinions expressed in this episode are those of Hilary Hendershott, CFP®, MBA.

EP 88: Jean Chatzky on Earning and Investing More Dec 12, 2017

Show notes

It’s time to get your money mindset intent on investing! On ProfitBoss Radio, I try to tackle the personal and cultural forces that are both pushing women forward and holding us back. Buzzing about in the media is the continuing conversation about women and wage parity. Are women making strides to even the wage gap? Are women investing and earning with the same confidence as men? I could think of no one better to tackle those questions than Jean Chatzky!

You might know Jean as the Financial Editor from NBC’s “The Today Show.” She is also a respected finance journalist, host of the HerMoney podcast, and the author of nine books. Her most recent book, AgeProof, is just one point of conversation for us today. She has so much wisdom and expertise to share that would warrant several episodes of their own! I asked Jean how she does it all, from appearing on TV to writing countless articles and books, and she responded that it all comes down to mindset. Nothing fires Jean up like having conversations with people who feel empowered about their finances, and she has certainly brought her fire today!

Jean had a lot of surprising things to say about current cultural influences on finance. It turns out that Millennials are leading their elders financially through wage transparency and a willingness to invest. She also shared with me the common fears and misconceptions parents face when planning to pay for college debt-free. Jean managed it, and her honest perspective is refreshing and honest! We also talked all about the fears and misunderstandings that keep women from investing. If you might be in that camp today, I think you will gain a lot of wisdom from Jean’s perspective.

It is such a pleasure to have someone like Jean on the show. Her expertise is unmatched, and her compassion is beyond measure. The bottom line is that Jean genuinely loves to help others master their finances, free from fear. Whether you are looking to invest or to make the most of your savings, Jean has a little something for you today.

What You Will Learn In This Episode

A day in the life of Jean Chatzky.
Jean’s perspective on the gender wage gap within the media and speaking industries.
Transparency with your earnings is key to women earning just as much as men.
The main blocks to women wanting to build wealth.
The younger generation is leading the way with transparency in earnings and participation in investment opportunities.
We can successfully navigate the fluctuations of the market by changing our long-term v. short-term view of the market.
Jean’s advice—put down the phone!
How to order your financial priorities at different stages of life.
Wrestling with saving for college v. saving for retirement.
Untapped financial resources for parents looking to fund college.
The story behind AgeProof.
Put some things on autopilot, prep ahead, and you’ll save so much time and money!
Jean’s mindset secrets for success.
How HerMoney can continue this episode’s conversation weekly.

Featured On The Show

Profit Boss Live www.profitbosslive.com

HerMoney Podcast: https://www.jeanchatzky.com/podcast/

AgeProof by Jean Chatzky

Hendershott Wealth Management, LLC and Love, your Money do not make specific investment recommendations on Love, your Money or in any public media. Any specific mentions of funds or investments are strictly for illustrative purposes only and should not be taken as investment advice or acted upon by individual investors. The opinions expressed in this episode are those of Hilary Hendershott, CFP®, MBA.

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