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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:

8 Money Resolutions For 2018 Jan 01, 2018

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It's 2018...can you believe it?! There's no better time than the new year to find your focus on what you want to achieve this year and what you want your life to look like. Whether you're still detoxing from a wild night last night or just relaxing on the couch for the last few moments of holiday break, this podcast is jam packed with great inspiration for a healthy and wealthy 2018.

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On This Podcast Episode:

We're doing a deep dive into 8 money resolutions (and a ton of tiny steps) for 2018
Find what your focus is for the new year and how you can attack your goals
Pinpoint what money steps you're working on for January
Get ready to make 2018 your best money year yet by creating your money system for success
Understand why your brain might be holding your bank account back

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Best Of - 7 Habits Of Future Millionaires Dec 29, 2017

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Why is the word millionaire so powerful? It seems to be the only goal that most of us actively strive for, but the funny thing is we aren't sure what exactly happens when we reach that coveted million dollar mark. We're bringing back this best of episode to inspire you to embrace some of these habits for the new year.

There are so many habits you should cultivate but we're going to talk about my favorite 7 habits of future millionaires.

Being a millionaire isn't so much about the dollar amount in your bank as it is about positive habits that will shape your thinking as you strive towards your money goals.

On This Podcast Episode:

I'm dishing about the 7 habits of future millionaires and just why these little habits are so important to being successful. There are countless articles and books out there about the practical tips to becoming a millionaire - saving a certain percentage, getting good raises at work, having no debt, paying cash, etc.

While these tips are fantastic, they don't speak to the emotional side of what it takes to become an elusive millionaire. After all, you can make millions and spend it all and be broke, or you can make a decent living, have strong money habits in place, and retire a millionaire.

I don't know about you, but I choose the option #2.

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Best Of - Finding Your Calling - Lily Clayton Hansen Dec 28, 2017

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We're sharing another best of episode featuring one of our favorites from 2017. Journalist Lily Clayton Hansen captures people’s lives through storytelling and photography, with soul-revealing depth and artistic charm in her book, “Word of Mouth, Nashville Conversations.” Talking with some of Nashville’s coolest artists, chefs, musicians, and dreamers.

Through her journey as a journalist, she's found her calling and unleashed her genius in more ways than one. I first discovered her really awesome black and white book on a trip to Nashville a couple years ago, and really loved the concept and loved Lily’s story as well.

On This Podcast Episode:

We'll chat with Lily about her journey to finding her calling
Dish about her move from Chicago to Nashville
Talk about what's up next for her (hint, new books)

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Best Of - Crockpot Your Savings Strategy Dec 27, 2017

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All personal finance experts can agree on one thing – starting to save early will almost always help you reach your lifestyle goals quicker and with more ease than those who wait longer. When you think about your savings there are two ways you can save - the crockpot style or the microwave style.

Inspired by a recent industry article in Financial Planning Magazine, thinking about a crockpot for your savings strategy makes pretty good sense. With any crockpot recipe, the idea is simple. You gather all your ingredients ahead of time, throw them into the crockpot, turn it on low and slow for 6-8 hours, and then you have an almost always perfect meal sure to wow anyone.

When you crockpot your savings you're using the same methodology. You're saving little by little over time with consistency so whenever you reach the age you would like to quit working, you're investments and savings have spent some time "cooking together."

On This Podcast Episode:

We'll chat about the crockpot method of savings
Why a crockpot method might make more sense than microwaving your savings
Let's talk about what you can and can't control with your savings
Some guidelines to always keep in mind with savings

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Best Of - How To Survive Traveling As A Couple Dec 26, 2017

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Traveling as a couple can be dangerous territory. Fraught with arguments over silly things like who forgot the toothpaste, can lead to a trip that just plain isn't a ton of fun. You might even find yourself a bit stressed out this holiday season traveling with your loved one (we hope not after this episode)!

We've found that traveling, and surviving traveling, as a couple takes some effort. Might seem like obvious trips are commonly overlooked when you're in a new place. You've spent some time to save for your trip so it's important that you enjoy it.

On This Podcast Episode:

Learn what we think is the most important tip to survive traveling as a couple
Why we say each person needs a job
What to do with your Passports and Money
How to budget your trip so you are flexible and stay within your means
Hear some funny stories from our own travel experiences as a couple

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Best Of: Budget For Your Life, Not Your Bank Account Dec 25, 2017

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To celebrate the holiday season we're featuring Best Of episodes all week long from some of the most popular podcast this year.

It takes some work to spend $2 million a month like Johnny Depp has been the last few years. I mean, come on, that does take some work to do that (but I'd love the chance to try, right). You don't need to have Johnny Depp's bank account though to let yourself get carried away with your budget and spending.

I'm often asked the question, "Why should I do this budget thing anyway?" Well, what is it that you want to achieve - buy a house, start a family, move to France, travel to the Bahamas?

What is it that you're playing for? You see, even Johnny Depp's financial advisors started to waive some caution flags in front of him when his spending got carried away. When this happens, it's time to dial in and budget for your life, not your bank account.

On This Podcast Episode:

We'll chat about the ridiculousness of Johnny Depp's spending
How you can visualize your own spending
Where do you begin to set some boundaries around your spending
Understand what are you playing for - aka, why you should budget

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When A Love Letter Creates A Priceless Movement - Hannah Brencher Dec 22, 2017

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During the holidays it's very easy to get wrapped up in all the gift buying and gift getting. Some of us save the whole year just to afford a great holiday season with family and friends. However, sometimes the best gifts actually don't cost a thing (well, no more than the price of a stamp). Say what?

On This Podcast Episode:

Hannah Brencher found herself unhappy while living in NYC and battling depression. So she decided to write love letters to anyone that would read them in hopes of cheering them up (and perhaps herself). What she uncovered was an amazing movement turned into business around the simple, yet powerful, concept of sending More Love Letters.

Hannah's sharing her story and journey in creating a business and a movement helping to change many people's lives
Hear her share why this message is so powerful in today's environment
Unlock ways you help others this holiday season without having to spend money
Be inspired to take a leap of faith going into the New Year
Check out her TED talk as well - it's a gem!

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17 Albums You Should Own From 2017 Dec 21, 2017

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This week on Lifestyle Thursday we are talking all about some of the best music that came out this past year featuring 17 albums you should own from 2017 (or at least take a listen to). On This Podcast Episode: Take a listen to our list of just some of the great music that came […] Read more... See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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Why People With Excellent Credit Still Get Denied – Mandi Woodruff, MagnifyMoney Dec 20, 2017

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Credit scores have become critically important. Not only do you need a good score to get a decent rate on a mortgage or auto loan, but credit scores are increasingly being used in other places as well. In most states, auto insurance companies rely heavily upon credit scores to determine premiums. There are even dating […] Read more... See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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Travel Gifts That You Need Right Now Dec 19, 2017

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This week we are talking about 11 travel gifts you or your favorite traveler needs right now. These days, there are so many cool new gadgets, smart tech items and organizing aides that help you become the best traveler you’ve always wanted to become. On This Podcast Episode: We poured through some of the best […] Read more... See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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