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    So Money with Farnoosh Torabi

    *** Named a Best Podcast By The New York Times, Time Magazine, Real Simple and MSNBC *** Host Farnoosh Torabi is an award-winning financial strategist, TV host and bestselling author. With over 40 million downloads and multiple Webby wins, So Money is dedicated to sharing inspiring money strategies and stories straight from today’s financial leaders, bestselling authors and entrepreneurs. One day, hear an intimate money conversation with industry greats like Queen Latifah, Barbara Corcoran or Margaret Cho. Another day learn the basics of cryptocurrency and its impact on our wallets. On Fridays, tune in as Farnoosh answers our most pressing financial questions about saving, investing and building wealth. Advice and insights always delivered through a lens of equity, inclusivity and the changing world we live in. Want more? Join the So Money Members Club at SoMoneyMembers.com.


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    929: Ask Farnoosh: Should I buy long-term care insurance? I'm 37. Aug 23, 2019
    Show notes

    This week, Farnoosh answers your money questions related to long-term care, whole life insurance and real estate. Is a cash-out refinance a smart way to leverage your home's equity to buy an investment property? Also, Farnoosh selects a recent reviewer on iTunes to receive a free 15-minute money session with her.

    How's midlife going? Fill out Farnoosh's survey and help shape the podcast in 2027.

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    928: Thriving as a female in tech and family breadwinner with Google's Bethanie Baynes Aug 21, 2019
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    Bethanie Baynes is the Director of Strategic Partnerships at Google and has been with the company for 15 years. She’s worked to overcome gender bias in tech and is a strong female advocate. She’s also a breadwinning woman and has, what she calls, a Flip Family. When her husband was laid off, it felt natural for him to become a stay-at-home dad. They soon realized that many of their friends and family saw it differently. In her efforts to create a community for fellow female breadwinners, Bethanie founded the Breadwinning Women at Google.

    You can find Bethanie on her site Bethaniebaynes.com.

    How's midlife going? Fill out Farnoosh's survey and help shape the podcast in 2027.

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    927: The Budget Mom (Kumiko Love) Aug 19, 2019
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    If you’ve ever felt like budgeting just doesn’t work for you, my guest Kumiko Love can relate. Frustrated by traditional budgeting methods, she created her own technique to pay off almost $80,000 of debt in eight months. And this technique helped launch her business, The Budget Mom.

    A few years ago Kumiko was struggling to pay down her debt. As a single mom, she knew that she needed to get out of the cycle of making minimum debt payments each month, but she had tried and failed to stick to a budget numerous times. So, she created a method that she could actually stick to. She calls this her Budget by Paycheck method and as she was using it to get out of debt, she started a blog to share her journey. That blog has now turned into a business that just launched its first physical product, the Budget by Paycheck Workbook™.

    You can learn more about Kumiko on her website https://www.thebudgetmom.com/ and you can follow her on Instagram @thebudgetmom on Facebook @thebudgetmom

    How's midlife going? Fill out Farnoosh's survey and help shape the podcast in 2027.

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    926: Ask Farnoosh: Should I refinance my mortgage? Aug 16, 2019
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    Farnoosh answers your top money questions related to refinancing, as well as managing a past due personal loan with a relative and the impact the FIRE movement and more people retiring early may have on society. Farnoosh also selects a winner for a 15-minute money session.

    How's midlife going? Fill out Farnoosh's survey and help shape the podcast in 2027.

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    925: From the Projects to the Penthouse with CURLS CEO Mahisha Dellinger Aug 14, 2019
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    What does it take to go from growing up in poverty to running a multi-million dollar business and having a TV show on The Oprah Winfrey Network? Our guest today knows all about this.

    Mahisha Dellinger had a very tough financial upbringing but she was determined to succeed. After college, she graduated and began working in marketing at Intel. While it seemed like a great job, the dream job, stable company with a lot of perks, a big part of her always wanted to strike out on her own. She got the idea to begin an eco-friendly line of hair products for naturally curly hair, and we'll talk about how she transitioned from corporate America to taking the leap to ultimately start CURLS. It was an idea that has in five years scaled BIG.

    CURLS has now teamed up with Target to bring her products into their stores. Mahisha is also the author of the book Against All Odds: From The Projects to the Penthouse. Her business has even caught the eye of Oprah, and Mahisha has had the opportunity to have her own show on The Oprah Winfrey Network. Mahisha talks about not really being able to secure a small business loan, despite having good credit, despite having good sales, and why that served her well in the end.

    Learn more about her business at curls.biz and follow her on Instagram @mahisha_dellinger and twitter @mahishadelling1

    How's midlife going? Fill out Farnoosh's survey and help shape the podcast in 2027.

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    924: The Equation for Financial Independence with the ChooseFi Founders Aug 12, 2019
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    What is the equation for financial independence? Today we have the co-hosts of the very popular ChooseFI Podcast, Jonathan Mendonsa and Brad Barrett. Both of these friends come to the personal finance space with their own unique experiences.

    Brad and his partner saved a million dollars in just 11 years. Jonathan was able to pay down a $168,000 in student loans. In 2017, Jonathan and Brad saw the need to bring even more community to the FIRE Movement, Financial Independence Retire Early Movement. After meeting up a few times together, they decided to create that community with their podcast called ChooseFI.

    Today, ChooseFI is helping to spread the FIRE Movement. Their crowdsourced podcast is over 2,600 reviews and their Facebook group has over 48,000 members. Their message is spreading and their podcast is a big force in this movement. We talk about their histories with money, how they educate their audiences around financial independence and is there an equation for financial independence? There actually is one. I was curious to find out.

    How's midlife going? Fill out Farnoosh's survey and help shape the podcast in 2027.

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    923: Ask Farnoosh: My Identity Was Stolen. What Now? (A Replay) Aug 09, 2019
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    **This podcast originally aired on August 10, 2018**

    This week's #AskFarnoosh addresses a listener's concerns about identity theft, as well as investing in index funds, renting versus owning and a mother who refuses to learn about the household finances because "it isn't her job." Oof!

    Special co-host Addy Adewusi, a listener, joins Farnoosh with some great perspective and advice.

    For more, check out www.somoneypodcast.com

    How's midlife going? Fill out Farnoosh's survey and help shape the podcast in 2027.

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    922: Shark Tank's Barbara Corcoran (A Replay) Aug 07, 2019
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    **This episode originally aired on June 4, 2018**

    Our guest today needs no introduction. She had 22 jobs by the age of 23. She built a $5 billion business with a $1,000 loan. She's a shark on ABC's Shark Tank and host of her new podcast called Business Unusual. We are in conversation with the one and only Barbara Corcoran.

    I have had the privilege of interviewing Barbara many times over the years and every time, I get goosebumps. Every time I get a little nervous. I get butterflies in my stomach. That's why I think I love her. She's the real deal.

    On our show today, she talks about childhood; goes down memory lane and talks about the impact that her mom had on her relationship with money today as an adult woman. She talks about why she felt lost the moment when she sold Corcoran Real Estate, her real estate empire for 66 million dollars.

    If you listen to any show this week, make this the episode you definitely reserve.

    Follow Barbara on Instagram and Twitter.

    How's midlife going? Fill out Farnoosh's survey and help shape the podcast in 2027.

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    921: Paying Down $600k in Debt with Drs. Renée and Nii Darko (Replay) Aug 05, 2019
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    **Originally aired on Jan. 31, 2018**

    What would you do if you woke up with $662,000 of student loan debt?

    Yes, you heard that right, $662,000 in just student loan debt.

    Well, that’s what happened to Drs. Renée and Nii Darko. After meeting in medical school and completing rigorous surgical residencies, Renée and Nii woke up to see their total debt balance had ballooned to the high six figures after years of deferment and forbearance.

    Stressed, confused, and not making any progress on actually paying down their principal, the Darko family decided to get serious. They cut out their pricey insurance policies, took on a significant amount of extra shifts at hospitals all over the country, and reprioritized everything. And by prioritize, I mean they only paid $200/month in groceries for 2.5 years!

    The result of all this hard work and adhering to that strict budget was that they paid off all their debt in only 3 years!

    Today, I’m talking to the couple about how they did it and the challenges they encountered along the way (like the three failed IVF rounds that they paid for in cash). You’ll also hear about how paying off their debt has given these two physicians financial independence, enabling them to pursue their passions and business pursuits, like Dr. Nii’s website and a podcast called Docs Outside the Box.

    To visit the couple’s blog, head to www.keepingupwiththedarkos.wordpress.com.

    Renée runs Pre-med Strategies, a pre-med consultation business to help students overcome the challenges of getting into medical school. You can visit the website here: www.premedstrategies.com.

    To learn more about Dr. Nii Darko, please visit his website, Docs Outside the Box, at www.docsOTB.com or find him on twitter @DocsOTB.

    Equal Access Health is their locum tenens business, which you can learn more about here: www.equalaccesshealth.net.

    How's midlife going? Fill out Farnoosh's survey and help shape the podcast in 2027.

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    920: Ask Farnoosh: What Risks to Consider When Renting Out Home? (Replay) Aug 02, 2019
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    **Originally aired on February 7, 2018**

    My husband and I will be quitting our jobs later this year to travel globally for a year. Aside from savings and insurance, what should we consider?

    My husband and I contribute to our retirement, savings and children's 529 plans. Should we be adding to these buckets or putting our money elsewhere?

    What are risks to consider when renting out part of your home?

    Answering these questions and more with co-host and marketing consultant Erica Gellerman.

    To learn more about Erica visit www.ericagellerman.com or follow her on Twitter @ericagellerman.

    How's midlife going? Fill out Farnoosh's survey and help shape the podcast in 2027.

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