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She’s Talkin’ Money

You make good money. You save. You contribute to retirement. On paper, you are doing well. So why do you still feel unsure whether you are making the right decisions with your money?

She’s Talkin’ Money is the personal finance podcast for women who have outgrown basic budgeting advice and want more clarity about what comes next.

Hosted by financial planner and money expert Shari Rash, the show helps you understand how to put your money to work through smarter investing, retirement planning, saving, tax strategy, and intentional spending.

You will also hear honest conversations about the emotional side of money: fear, guilt, comparison, financial independence, over-saving, and why earning more does not always make you feel more secure.

Expect practical solo episodes, expert conversations, and real money questions designed to help you stop second-guessing yourself and start making financial decisions with more confidence.

Because doing well on paper should feel good in real life, too.

Previously known as Everyone’s Talkin’ Money.

Copyright: © 2024, Shannah Game

Latest Episodes:

The Smartest Money Moves to Make (and not to make) In Your 20's & 30's + New Podcast Format Feb 12, 2018

Show notes

Everyone wants to be smart with their money, and yet, it's hard sometimes to figure out what money moves we should actually be making. The irony is, most smart money moves you should make in your 20's are the same ones you should also make in your 30's and 40's. Instead, the smartest money move you can make is to figure out something I call your happiness plan and then figure out the money moves you need to make to fund that plan.

On This Podcast Episode:

Ask Shannah segment on how to avoid online romance scams
Find out why savings is always going to be a smart money move
We'll chat about the building phase of your 20's
We'll chat about the building and protecting phase of your 30's
Discover what your happiness plan is and how to make moves to fund that

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Sign up for the Sunday Email Brunch Club
Submit a question for an Ask Shannah segment

Shout Out To Our Sponsor:

Thanks to ZipRecruiter for sponsoring this episode. Right now, my listeners can try ZipRecruiter for free. That’s right FREE! Just go to ZipRecruiter.com/mymoney.

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Thanks for tuning in to listen to this episode of Millennial Money. Every listen means so much to us. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it on social media using the hashtag #millennialmoneypodcast.

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The opinions voiced in this material are for general information only and are not intended to provide specific advice or recommendations for any individual. There is no assurance that the techniques and strategies discussed are suitable for all or will yield positive outcomes.

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Are You A Fool For Paying Your Credit Card In Full Feb 09, 2018

Show notes

This episode was inspired by a listener question sent in by Dezmond. He and his father had a bit of a disagreement over whether you should pay your credit card off in full each month or leave a balance to build a strong credit score. I'm so happy to answer this question definitively - no, you're not a fool to pay off that card each month.

On This Podcast Episode:

Let's review the five factors that influence your credit score
I'm explaining why you don't need to keep a credit card balance
So what do you do if you can't pay that card off in full each month
How does not using your credit card actually hurt your credit score

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The Valentine's Day Escape Plan Feb 08, 2018

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We all know that Valentine’s Day is a made up, Hallmark holiday that forces us to spend more money than we intended or should spend. It’s also a holiday that says this one day a year you have to be in love, and of course, spend more money. So not true!

On This Podcast Episode:

Valentine’s Day is the third largest consumer holiday of the year, as we spend over $19 Billion in the name of Cupid. The average person will spend $143.56 for their Valentine.

Instead of spending money on stuff you or your Valentine may or may not use (probably not), spend your hard-earned cash on an escape plan and getaway for love. This is a great plan whether you’re in love or not. Travel this Valentine’s Day!

My co-host for this podcast episode is my husband, Jeff Game, a travel, and music journalist that's always on the hunt for a good story to tell.

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Songs:

“No One’s Gonna Love You” - Band of Horses

“Somebody to Love” - Valerie June

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The Real Reality Of The Retirement Crisis - Jeffrey Small Feb 06, 2018

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You're young and probably not too excited about talking retirement - but you should be.

You see, thinking about retirement at an early age only sets you up for success in the future. How much success...well that's anyone's guess...but if we look at math alone, starting to save early allows more time for your money to compound. This is a very good thing.

However, there's a real retirement crisis on the horizon not just for millennials but for Gen X'ers and other generations and it's sadly not improving.

On This Podcast Episode:

Jeffrey Small, President of, "Arbor Financial” and author of new book, Turning Financial Planning, Right-Side Up, is our guest on this podcast episode. He's sharing some nuggets of information about the retirement crisis that you don't want to miss.

We're talking about why millennials should be thinking about retirement now
How to frame your thinking about picking stocks and funds
Real ways that you can think about your savings for retirement
What does the future look like for millennials now that we have this retirement crisis (i.e. are well doomed?)

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Disclosure:

The opinions voiced in this material are for general information only and are not intended to provide specific advice or recommendations for any individual. To determine which investment(s) and financial strategies may be appropriate for you, consult your financial adviser prior to investing. There is no assurance that the techniques and strategies discussed are suitable for all investors or will yield positive outcomes.

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Introducing Business Wars Feb 06, 2018

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Netflix vs. HBO. Nike vs. Adidas. Business is war. Sometimes the prize is your wallet, or your attention. Sometimes, it’s just the fun of beating the other guy. The outcome of these battles shapes what we buy and how we live.

Business Wars gives you the unauthorized, real story of what drives these companies and their leaders, inventors, investors and executives to new heights -- or to ruin. Hosted by David Brown, former anchor of Marketplace. From Wondery, the network behind Dirty John and American History Tellers.

Don’t forget to subscribe at wondery.fm/businesswars

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The Super Easy 3 Ingredient Budget Feb 05, 2018

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There's a lot of mystery around budgeting but it's really a super simple process of keeping track of your income and more importantly, your expenses. Whether you hate to budget or are looking for a new system, the super easy three ingredient budget is a good place to start.

On This Podcast Episode:

Focusing on simplicity, learn super easy ways to create a three ingredient budget in a matter of minutes that you can keep track of without all the stress.

Ingredient 1 - What's the cash you're working with
Ingredient 2 - What do you gotta pay and what are you doing with the rest
Ingredient 3 - How much do you have to put towards your goals (hint, can you find better ways to lower your 'rest' expenses)

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Disclosure:

The opinions voiced in this material are for general information only and are not intended to provide specific advice or recommendations for any individual. To determine which investment(s) and financial strategies may be appropriate for you, consult your financial adviser prior to investing. There is no assurance that the techniques and strategies discussed are suitable for all investors or will yield positive outcomes.

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Super Big Game Savings Feb 02, 2018

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It's that time of year again (and the Patriots are once again in the Super Bowl) for the big game day. Did you know there are lots of savings to be had around Super Bowl Sunday? You thought it was just about wings and cheese dip - wrong - it's also a great time to buy a new TV, cut the cord, and order out.

On This Podcast Episode:

It's the Friday before the Super Bowl so let's have a little fun with this episode. We're dishing some of the hottest deals this Super Bowl Sunday including TVs that are at the lowest price (even lower than Black Friday deals). So don't blow all your cash on your blow out Super Bowl party and feel free to be a rebel and call in sick on Monday.

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Is Pet Insurance Really Worth The Hype Feb 01, 2018

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I'll admit it - I have doggie fever - like really bad. Being a financial planner I'm always trying to figure out the true cost of owning a pet and whether or not that makes sense for us financially. Pet Insurance is one of those topics that I don't know a lot about but, just like any other insurance, seems like a worthwhile investment to make. So I went straight to my friend Jennifer Fitzgerald at Policygenius to find out what I need to know about pet insurance.

On This Podcast Episode:

Jennifer Fitzgerald, Founder, and CEO of Policygenius, is not only a fellow lover of pets but also an expert when it comes to all things insurance. In this podcast episode, we're dishing what you need to know about pet insurance whether you have a pet now or are getting one in the future including:

The pros and cons of pet insurance
What policy options you have and the deductibles for each policy
How much pet insurance really costs
What are the risks of not having pet insurance
Can you use any vet or do only certain vets take pet insurance

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How You Earn, Save, And Spend Your Money - Alanna Okun Jan 31, 2018

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What does how you earn, save and spend your money say about your overall relationship with money - a lot actually.

Some of us spend more money to "look the part" in our careers and some of us can get away with comfy pants and ripped sweatshirts (although I urge you to never go to work this way). What writer Alanna Okun has found in her series, How Do You Shop on Racked is that our uniqueness to spending and saving money is also the tie that binds us all together.

On This Podcast Episode:

We're getting down and dirty with Racked's writer and editor, Alanna Okun, about the series How Do You Shop in this episode. Alanna shares some of the most surprising discoveries she's learned from talking to many different women from across the U.S. about their own saving and spending money stories.

Alanna's also got quite a money story herself. Living in NYC and working for Racked and BuzzFeed prior, she's sharing her own wisdom about being smart with her cash and her exciting career journey (hint, she's launching her first book, The Curse Of The Boyfriend Sweater in March).

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Go On That Vacation No Matter What Jan 30, 2018

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For me, travel is a must in life, right up there with paying rent and my student loans (yep, still got those payments too). Going on vacation, I feel, isn't a luxury but a legitimate expense to add to any budget because of all you learn about yourself as well as the place you visit. What I've learned from years and years of traveling is that no matter what my budget is, there's always a way to go on vacation...no matter what.

On This Podcast Episode:

Let's not let your budget keep you for going on vacation - whether it's a short trip or a two-week excursion, traveling is important.

Learn some of my favorite tips to vacation on any budget
Creating a travel savings account could be the best thing
Find sneaky ways to save every day for your travel fund
Hear about some of my favorite sites to help you save
Understand why I think travel is so important -and why the world needs you to explore it

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