Breaking Money Silence: Recent Episodes
Kathleen Burns Kingsbury
Strategy Sells: How toCommunicate Your ValueThrough MarketingUnleash Your True Value™ Series
Communicating your value to prospects, clients and leadership involves more than moxie! It includes understanding your money personality, adopting a success mindset, and developing a plan for how to clearly and confidently talk about your services. If you don’t have a strategy, then you will waste precious time marketing and networking in the wrong places. In today’s episode, I talk to Susan Gold, the founding partner of Susan Gold Coaching, about the role of strategic marketing in communicating your value and closing more sales. Susan is a sought-after leader and strategist whose background includes over four decades of successfully creating clear marketing strategies to grow each client’s bottom line. Leveraging her Ideal Client Methodology™, this data-driven process is the secret sauce that results in practical, effective marketing action plans.
Listen to this podcast and discover:
- The biggest mistake people make when marketing their value
- The high cost of networking in the “wrong rooms”
- The relationship between strategic marketing and profitability
- Why advisors should invest in a marketing consultant
- Tips for being more strategic and more clearly sharing your true value
Want to connect with Susan? Here’s how:
- Susan’s LinkedIn
- Susan Gold Coaching website
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- Download, “4 Must-Do Actions to Attract your Ideal Clients“
- LinkedIn Post on Golden Nuggets
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Recent Posts Recruiting and Retaining Next Gen Talent * Recruiting and Retaining Next Gen Talent * Why We Need More Black and Brown Women Advisors * Communicate Your Value as an Independent Advisor * Can you be too ambitious? Categories Couples and Money * Diversity and Inclusion * Entrepreneurship * Family and Money * Financial Psychology * Podcasts * Unleash Your True Value * Women and Wealth * Women Empowerment Recent Posts Recruiting and Retaining Next Gen Talent * Recruiting and Retaining Next Gen Talent * Why We Need More Black and Brown Women Advisors * Communicate Your Value as an Independent Advisor * Can you be too ambitious? Categories Couples and Money * Diversity and Inclusion * Entrepreneurship * Family and Money * Financial Psychology * Podcasts * Unleash Your True Value * Women and Wealth * Women Empowerment The post Recruiting and Retaining Next Gen Talent appeared first on Breaking Money Silence.
Recruiting and RetainingNext Gen TalentUnleash Your True Value™ Series
It is no secret that women advisors are underrepresented in the financial services industry. The Bureau of Labor Statistics indicates that 31% of financial advisors are women, while Barron’s estimates that number at just 20%. Meanwhile, the CFP® Board has stated that 23% of certified financial planners are women. Many wealth management and investment firms are looking to hire more women, but still struggle to attract and retain them. In today’s episode, my guest, Kate Healy, CEO and Founder of AdvoKate IQ, and I discuss how to recruit and retain more women and next generation talent in wealth management and finance. Kate is an expert and tireless advocate for the next generation advisor. Her work focuses on making the industry more inclusive and ensuring that individuals from diverse backgrounds – in terms of race, gender, and educational background are welcomed into, and successful in this field.
Listen to this podcast and discover:
- Why firms struggle to hire and retain a diverse talent pool
- Tips for thinking outside of the box when recruiting for diversity
- How to tap into women’s super powers to improve your firm’s culture
- Why it pays to invest in professional development for your staff
- How to support women in your firm by understanding the need for community
Want to connect with Kate? Here’s how:
- Kate’s LinkedIn
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Recent Posts Recruiting and Retaining Next Gen Talent * Why We Need More Black and Brown Women Advisors * Communicate Your Value as an Independent Advisor * Can you be too ambitious? * Embrace Your Intuition to Grow A Thriving Practice Categories Couples and Money * Diversity and Inclusion * Entrepreneurship * Family and Money * Financial Psychology * Podcasts * Unleash Your True Value * Women and Wealth * Women Empowerment Recent Posts Recruiting and Retaining Next Gen Talent * Why We Need More Black and Brown Women Advisors * Communicate Your Value as an Independent Advisor * Can you be too ambitious? * Embrace Your Intuition to Grow A Thriving Practice Categories Couples and Money * Diversity and Inclusion * Entrepreneurship * Family and Money * Financial Psychology * Podcasts * Unleash Your True Value * Women and Wealth * Women Empowerment The post Recruiting and Retaining Next Gen Talent appeared first on Breaking Money Silence.
Why We Need More Black and Brown Women AdvisorsUnleash Your True Value™ Series
In this episode, I talk with Lazetta Rainey Braxton, CFP®, a sought-after financial expert and keynote speaker, owner of Lazetta & Associates, and co-founder 2050 Wealth Partners.
She is passionate about amplifying diversity, inclusion, equality and belonging in the financial planning profession.
We discuss the barriers that Black and Brown women face in the financial services industry and why it’s vital for more people of color to enter the profession.
Lazetta offers tips on how women can communicate their value and insights for how leaders and allies can shift the culture to be more inclusive.
Listen to this podcast and discover:
- The reason our industry needs more gender and racial diversity (hint: It’s good for business!)
- The common barriers to entry for women and people of color in the planning profession
- Strategies to clearly communicate your value to prospects, clients and leadership
- Advice for leaders on how to increase the number of Black and Brown advisors in the field
- Why representation matters and how Lazetta is a role model to the women coming up behind her
Want to connect with Lazetta? Here’s how:
- Lazetta’s LinkedIn, Instagram, Twitter and Facebook
- Lazetta’s consulting website
- 2050 Wealth Partners’ website
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Communicate Your Value asan Independent AdvisorUnleash Your True Value™ Series
In this episode, I talk with Cameo Roberson, Founder of Atlas Park Consulting, a Business Coaching & Fractional COO Agency for Financial Advisors and Wealth Management firms. She helps advisors start their own RIA and leaders execute their growth strategy and drive revenue without feeling overwhelmed.Our conversation focuses on the challenges women advisors face and how to rise above these obstacles and build a thriving practice. Cameo offers her insights into being a black woman in the field and offers tips for navigating the profession as a person of color. One of the things she recommends is to constantly build and nurture your network so she hosts an annual Planning for Profits Summit to make it easy for advisors to do so.
Listen to this podcast and discover: * The advantages and challenges of being an independent advisor * Some roadblocks for black and brown women in the wealth management industry * The importance of mentorship and sponsorship in improving the diversity and inclusion in the profession * How building systems and processes is vital to providing value to your clients * Why you need to keep networking even if your career is going smoothly
Want to connect with Cameo? Here’s how:
- Cameo’s LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram
- Atlas Park Consulting website.
- Cameo’s New Book, Financial Trendsetters: Revolutionizing the role women play in building wealth.
- Planning for Profits Summit website Submit your question for the Breaking Money Silence® Podcast!SubmitYour question has been submitted!OTHER WAYS TO ENJOY THIS POST:
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Recent Posts Communicate Your Value as an Independent Advisor * Can you be too ambitious? * Embrace Your Intuition to Grow A Thriving Practice * How to Start Your Own Nonprofit | Episode 190 * Identify Your Philanthropic “Why” | Episode 189 Categories Couples and Money * Diversity and Inclusion * Entrepreneurship * Family and Money * Financial Psychology * Podcasts * Unleash Your True Value * Women and Wealth * Women Empowerment Recent Posts Communicate Your Value as an Independent Advisor * Can you be too ambitious? * Embrace Your Intuition to Grow A Thriving Practice * How to Start Your Own Nonprofit | Episode 190 * Identify Your Philanthropic “Why” | Episode 189 Categories Couples and Money * Diversity and Inclusion * Entrepreneurship * Family and Money * Financial Psychology * Podcasts * Unleash Your True Value * Women and Wealth * Women Empowerment The post Communicate Your Value as an Independent Advisor appeared first on Breaking Money Silence.
Can you be too ambitious?Unleash Your True Value™ Series
Our guest, Kathleen Godfrey, owner of Godfrey Financial Associates, was told early in her financial career that she was “too ambitious.” She didn’t listen and instead has spent the last 25 years taking calculated risks and growing her financial advising practice. In today’s episode, listen to her story about how ambition helped her serve her clients and make her mark in a predominantly male industry. It’s a great podcast to share with other women as a way to celebrate March’s Women’s History Month.
Kathleen Godfrey is deeply committed to her clients and the Capital Region of New York. In 2000, she instituted a corporate policy to give back to her community. Each year, the firm donates at least 10 percent of the firm’s net profits to local nonprofit organizations. Some of the organizations she supports include Women in Insurance & Financial Services (WIFS), Women Presidents Organization and Girl Scouts of Northeastern, New York.
Listen to this podcast and discover:
- The gender bias related to being ambitious
- The subtle ways the industry fails women advisors
- Tips for handling the “Frank” in your career
- How to handle rejection and learn from it
- The role of mentorship in growing your business
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- Kathleen’s LinkedIn
- Godfrey Financial Associates website Submit your question for the Breaking Money Silence® Podcast!SubmitYour question has been submitted!OTHER WAYS TO ENJOY THIS POST:
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Embrace Your Intuition to GrowA Thriving PracticeUnleash Your True Value™ Series
We are kicking off the Unleash Your True Value Series with an interview with Ellen Rogin, CPA,CFP®, money expert, financial intuitive and New York best-selling author. Ellen built a successful wealth management firm and worked as a financial advisor for over 25 years. Since selling her practice, she has given back to the industry working as a coach, speaker, and author. Her books include Picture Your Prosperity, and Messages from Money: How to Stress Less, Prosper More, and Reshape Your Relationship with Money. In this episode, Ellen shares practical tips for how women advisors can identify and embrace their strengths and use their intuition to build a thriving practice or career.
Listen to this podcast and discover:
- Why women make excellent financial advisors
- The impact of mindset on an advisor’s success
- Strategies for tapping into your business intuition
- Why an advisor’s relationship with money matters
- What her new book is all about!
Want to connect with Ellen? Here’s how:
- Ellen’s LinkedIn
- Ellen’s website
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How to Start Your Own NonprofitEpisode 190
Have you ever thought of starting a nonprofit to fulfill your philanthropic goals? If so, today’s episode is for you. My guest is Sharon C. Lincoln, an attorney and partner at Casner & Edwards. At her firm, Sharon advises nonprofit entities on the wide range of issues related to their tax-exempt status, including formation, funding, governance, executive compensation, regulatory compliance, and mergers & acquisitions. Tune in as I break money silence and learn about why and how you can start a nonprofit organization.
Listen to this podcast and discover: What is collective philanthropy and why it attracts women
- What you should consider when starting a nonprofit organization
- The biggest mistakes founders make when launching a nonprofit
- When to consult with an attorney during the formation process
- Why setting boundaries around funding is a key to success
- Advice for couples or partners looking to start an organization together
Want to connect with Sharon? Here’s how:
- Sharon’s LinkedIn
- Casner & Edwards Website A special thank-you to our episode sponsor, Oak Maple Finance.
This episode is sponsored by Oak Maple Finance. At Oak Maple, our fiduciary, heart-centered approach means letting go of “one plan fits all” advice. Our process is simple. You talk. We listen. You get financial guidance customized to your specific needs because we know that life is better when your financial plan fits you. To find out more, click here. Submit your question for the Breaking Money Silence® Podcast!SubmitYour question has been submitted!OTHER WAYS TO ENJOY THIS POST:
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Identify Your Philanthropic “Why”Episode 189
In today’s episode, I speak to a longtime colleague, Susan Turnball. She is the founder and principal of Personal Legacy Advisors, as well as a professional writer, speaker and workshop facilitator. Her books include The Wealth of Your Life: A Step-by-Step Guide for Creating Your Ethical Will and Across Generations: A Five-Step Guide for Creating an Expression of Donor Intent.
We discuss the reasons it’s important to write down the purpose of your gifts and how sharing your “why” in writing with the next generation is a wonderful way to break money silence in your family or with your beneficiaries.
Listen to this podcast and discover: What is collective philanthropy and why it attracts women* How men and women tend to give differently and why it matters * The many types of capital you can donate to an organization * Questions to consider before attending a giving circle * Tips for giving to diverse charitable organizations
Want to connect with Susan? Here’s how:
- Susan’s LinkedIn
- Personal Legacy Advisors
- Susan’s books and tools A special thank-you to our episode sponsor, Oak Maple Finance.
This episode is sponsored by Oak Maple Finance. At Oak Maple, our fiduciary, heart-centered approach means letting go of “one plan fits all” advice. Our process is simple. You talk. We listen. You get financial guidance customized to your specific needs because we know that life is better when your financial plan fits you. To find out more, click here. Submit your question for the Breaking Money Silence® Podcast!SubmitYour question has been submitted!OTHER WAYS TO ENJOY THIS POST:
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Collective Philanthropy: Is It for You?Episode 188
Today’s episode focuses on collective philanthropy and how to get involved with a giving community. My guest is Alyssa Wright, a social change artist, movement builder and philanthropic advisor.
She is the CEO of Wright Collective, a firm dedicated to a community-driven approach to accelerating social change. Alyssa is passionate about philanthropy and represents a new wave of philanthropists dedicated to improving access and opportunities in charitable giving to all.
Listen to this podcast and discover:
- What is collective philanthropy and why it attracts women
- How men and women tend to give differently and why it matters
- The many types of capital you can donate to an organization
- Questions to consider before attending a giving circle
- Tips for giving to diverse charitable organizations
Want to connect with Alyssa? Here’s how:
- Alyssa’s LinkedIn
- Wright Collective
- Recommended resources:
- Women’s Philanthropy Institute
- Philanthropy Together A special thank-you to our episode sponsor, Oak Maple Finance.
This episode is sponsored by Oak Maple Finance. At Oak Maple, our fiduciary, heart-centered approach means letting go of “one plan fits all” advice. Our process is simple. You talk. We listen. You get financial guidance customized to your specific needs because we know that life is better when your financial plan fits you. To find out more, click here. Submit your question for the Breaking Money Silence® Podcast!SubmitYour question has been submitted!OTHER WAYS TO ENJOY THIS POST:
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Next-Generation PhilanthropyEpisode 187
Does the next generation give differently than their parents and grandparents? Find the answer by listening to this episode on next-generation philanthropy. My guest is Betty Pettine, the Director of Philanthropic Consulting at Callan Family Office.
Betty supports individuals, multigenerational families, and nonprofit organizations to successfully achieve their philanthropic vision. She brings her 34 years of extensive and diverse experience in financial services and nonprofit leadership to help families connect their wealth to purpose and realize meaningful legacies.
Listen to this podcast and discover: Why the Barbie* movie is relevant to philanthropy * Generational differences in giving * How to involve young children in charitable giving * Tips for starting your philanthropic journey * Simple ways to get started in your local community
Want to connect with Betty? Here’s how:
- Callan Family Office
- Recommended reading:
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- The Business of Philanthropy: A Primer – Callan Family Office
- Generations That Endure – Callan Family Office
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Find your local Community Fund by clicking here.
A special thank-you to our episode sponsor, Oak Maple Finance.
This episode is sponsored by Oak Maple Finance. At Oak Maple, our fiduciary, heart-centered approach means letting go of “one plan fits all” advice. Our process is simple. You talk. We listen. You get financial guidance customized to your specific needs because we know that life is better when your financial plan fits you. To find out more, click here. Submit your question for the Breaking Money Silence® Podcast!SubmitYour question has been submitted!OTHER WAYS TO ENJOY THIS POST:
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The History of Women andPhilanthropyEpisode 186
Believe it or not, women started participating in charitable giving well before they entered the workforce or typically had financial decision-making power in the family. In today’s episode, I interview Karen McNeill, PhD, Director of Human Capital at JFG Wealth Management, about the history of women and philanthropy and how women have used charitable endeavors to shape the world around us.In addition to her role at JFG Wealth Management, Dr. McNeill is a trustee on the board of the Beverly Willis Architecture Foundation. Her scholarly work focuses on women and gender in the architectural profession and how Progressive Era women used the built environment to expand their roles in society as consumers, reformers, educators, and professionals.
Listen to the podcast and learn about women’s historical roots in philanthropy and how you can carry on the tradition in your own life – no matter what your economic status is.
Listen to this podcast and discover:* A simple definition of philanthropy * Why women tend to be more passionate about charitable giving than men * How to increase your impact on the causes you care about * Advice for financial advisors working with women around giving * Tips for being an effective philanthropist
Want to connect with Karen? Here’s how:
- JFG Wealth Mangement
- Karen McNeill’s LinkedIn
- Recommended reading:
- “Women Who Build”: Julia Morgan and Women’s Institutions
- Free to All Carnegie Libraries & American Culture, 1890-1920 Abigail A. Van Slyck
- Seeing with Their Hearts: Chicago Women and the Vision of the Good City, 1871-1933 by Maureen A. Flanagan, published by Princeton University Press A special thank-you to our episode sponsor, Oak Maple Finance.
This episode is sponsored by Oak Maple Finance. At Oak Maple, our fiduciary, heart-centered approach means letting go of “one plan fits all” advice. Our process is simple. You talk. We listen. You get financial guidance customized to your specific needs because we know that life is better when your financial plan fits you. To find out more, click here. Submit your question for the Breaking Money Silence® Podcast!SubmitYour question has been submitted!OTHER WAYS TO ENJOY THIS POST:
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Philanthropy: It’s Not Just for the WealthyEpisode 185
In today’s episode, I interview Becky Walsh, CFP, founder of Oak Maple Finance, about the myth that philanthropy is just for the wealthy. Becky is a heart-centered financial planner who practices what she preaches, giving time and resources to many Vermont charities, including the Vermont Food Bank, All Brains Belong, and the Vermont Youth Orchestra Association. Her firm specializes in holistic financial planning and puts an emphasis on helping clients with their charitable giving strategies. If you have ever wondered how to make philanthropy part of your life, this episode is for you.
Listen to this podcast and discover:
- All the ways you can give, even on a limited budget
- Why identifying your big “yes” is vital to impactful philanthropy
- A simple exercise to help you identify your values
- How to develop a giving strategy as part of your financial plan
- Tips for couples who want to break money silence around giving
Want to connect with Becky? Here’s how:
- Oak Maple Finance
- Becky’s LinkedIn
- Special Offer: For a limited time only, Oak Maple is offering a free 30-minute consultation with the founder, Becky Walsh. Contact her to set up an appointment and be sure to mention the Breaking Money Silence® Podcast. Interested in becoming a podcast sponsor?
Increase your brand awareness and reach more women clients through sponsorship. Interested? Email me at kbk@breakingmoneysilence.com and let’s chat about partnering.
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Tips for Managing FinancialStress as You AgeEpisode 183
In today’s episode, I speak with Janine Rogan, founder of the Wealth Building Academy, award-winning CPA, passionate keynote and TEDx speaker, and author of the new book:
A Pink Tax, Dismantling A Financial System Designed To Keep Women Broke. Her mission is to educate and empower women to confidently and profitably grow their wealth, through financial feminism and financial equality for all. In spring 2023, Rogan released her book and it debuted at number one on Amazon for Feminist Theory books.
Listen to this podcast and discover:
- What the “Pink Tax” is and why you should be aware of it
- Learn the hidden ways women are held back in our society
- Tips to advocate for yourself and create wealth
- What is impacting women’s ability to build wealth?
- How do we close the gender wage gap?
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Tips for Managing Financial Stress as You Age Episode 183
In today’s episode, I speak with Dr. Vivien Brown MDCM, CCFP, FCFP, NCMP, a family physician in a busy Toronto practice, about healthy aging and how to manage financial stress during our later years. Dr. Brown is a pioneer and tireless advocate in raising awareness about women’s health issues, preventative healthcare, and healthy aging. She is an internationally recognized leader in her field and was recently named among the Top 25 Influential Women 2023 by the Women of Influence in Canada. Dr. Brown is an Assistant Professor, Faculty of Medicine, at the University of Toronto. Her latest book is The NEW Woman’s Guide to Healthy Aging, Eight Proven Ways to Keep You Vibrant, Happy & Strong.
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Why brain health is vital to healthy aging The connection between your health and wealth How to increase good stress and reduce bad stress The impact of financial planning on women’s money anxieties One thing you can do today to live a happier and healthier life
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Rate Hikes. Yikes!Should I Buy a Home?Episode 181
In today’s episode, I speak with Mona Wong, Senior Loan Officer at Monument Mortgage about rates going up and its impact on first time buyers. In this episode, we break money silence and talk about when it’s the right time to buy, what you need to know about rising interest rates, and why working with a mortgage broker like Mona may help you evaluate your home buying options.
Listen to this podcast and discover:
- How do know when it’s the right time to buy
- Why rising interest rates should not cause you to panic
- When it’s too early to buy and you are better off renting
- Special consideration for women business owners looking to buy
- The key conversations you need to have when buying a home together
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- Monument Mortgage
- LinkedIn: Mona Wong
- Instagram: @MortgagewithMona
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What’s Your FinancialFitness Quotient?Episode 180
In today’s episode, I speak with Tracey Bissett, the Chief Financial Fitness Trainer of Bissett Financial Fitness Inc. Tracey educates and empowers individuals, notably young adults and entrepreneurs, to take control of and live their financial lives with confidence. As a former executive at TD Bank, one of Canada’s Big 5 Banks, Tracey has worked with and in support of thousands of individuals and entrepreneurs to secure the financing they needed. This hands-on experience coupled with her formal financial education, (Masters of Business Administration and Chartered Financial Analyst designation, positions Tracey uniquely to coach about all things money.
Tracey is a full-time professor in the financial services faculty within the Business School at Centennial College. She leads speaking engagements and is the Executive Producer and host of the Young Money podcast focusing on increasing financial fitness.
In this podcast, we discuss the importance of financial literacy, why learning the basics of finance matters, and how to boost your confidence when it comes to money.
Listen to this podcast and discover:
- What financial fitness is and why it’s as important as physical health
- The biggest mistake millennials make when it comes to money
- Practical tips to improve your financial knowledge and confidence
Want to connect with Tracey? Here’s how:
- Young Money Podcast
- Bissett Financial Fitness
- LinkedIn: Tracey Bissett
- Instagram: BissettFinFit
- Facebook: Bissett Financial Fitness
- Twitter: BissettFinFit
- YouTube: The Money Coach for Entrepreneurs Want to hear more of our conversation? Listen to my interview on the Young Money Podcast.
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Your Hair Tells a StoryEpisode 179
In today’s episode, I speak with Margo Maine, Ph.D., an author, speaker, and clinical psychologist who has specialized in eating disorders and related issues for over 35 years. She is the Founder and former Adviser of the National Eating Disorders Association and Founder and Fellow of the Academy for Eating Disorders She has won numerous awards and written eight books. Her most recent book, Hair Tells a Story: Hers, Yours, & Ours, explores women’s relationship with their hair, a critical feminist issue and a neglected aspect of body image.
Margo has been a mentor, colleague, and friend of mine since 2003 when I published my first book. Today she is breaking money silence with me about hair, finances, and how women can take control of their money and hair stories.
Fun Fact: This podcast was recorded on Hairstylist Appreciation Day 2023.
Listen to this podcast and discover:
- The fascinating history behind women’s hair and female oppression
- Why so many women invest thousands in their hair over a lifetime
- How hairdressers become essential workers during the pandemic
- Legislation that would end discrimination against women of color’s hairstyles
- Why you may want to spend less on your hair and save more for retirement
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- Learn more about the Crown Act.
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Cookin’ Up Your Retirement PlanEpisode 179
In today’s episode, I speak with Marcia Mantell, the founder of Mantell Retirement Consulting. She is a thought leader, speaker, and author with over 30 years of experience in the financial advisory and retirement field. She is passionate about translating challenging retirement concepts into everyday language and motivating people to plan for and achieve the retirement they desire.
Marcia is a graduate of the University of Rochester and holds a Retirement Management Advisor (RMA®) designation. She is an active member of the Investments & Wealth Institute (formerly IMCA), where she lends her expertise to developing the curriculum. And she has earned the National Social Security Advisor® (NSSA) certification. In 2021 Marcia was named a ThinkAdvisor 2021 Top Influencer.
In this episode, Marcia shares the ingredients and recipe for a successful transition into your retirement years found in her latest book, Cookin’ Up Your Retirement Plan.
Listen to this podcast and discover:
- The number one mistake people make approaching retirement
- Why she decided to write a recipe book about retirement
- Thought-provoking ideas on reversing women’s retirement savings gap
- How advisors can better serve women as they plan for their future
- How women can take control of their financial future, even if they don’t have an advisor
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- Website: Mantell Retirement
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- witter: @MarciaMantell
- Blog: Boomer Retirement Briefs
- That 401k Isn’t All His: Critical Information for Married Women
- Keeping up a strong credit score is critical in retirement
- The Hidden Importance We Often Overlook See Marcia and Kathleen LIVE in DC.
Marcia and Kathleen will both be speaking at the Alliance for Lifetime Income in Washington, DC on May 16, 2023. This event is open to advisors, researchers and the general public.
Hope to see you there!
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Are You Grief Smart?Episode 177
In today’s episode, I talk with Kathi Balasek, founder of Grief Smart Advisor. She is an educator, grief literacy communication coach, speaker, and podcast host. In this interview, Kathi shares her personal experience of becoming a widow in her thirties and parenting five children after the death of her spouse. She offers tips for advisors and family members on how to break money silence and comfort a loved one during this transition.
Kathi is on a mission to change the conversation about experiencing loss in the financial services industry and our society. If you have ever said goodbye to a parent, grandparent, spouse, friend, child, or furry friend, this podcast is for you.
Listen to this podcast and discover:
- What grief literacy is and why it’s a cultural issue
- The dos and don’ts of comforting a loved one after a loss
- The biggest financial mistakes women make after losing a spouse
- The importance of working with a grief smart advisor
- A message of hope for anyone who is grieving
Want to connect with Kathi? Here’s how:
- Website: Kathi Balasek
- LinkedIn: @kathibalasek
- Instagram: @kathibalasek
- Twitter: @kathi_balasek
- Podcast: One Well Widow This episode is dedicated to my mother-in-law Lorenda Dunleavy. Lorenda died on March 15, 2023, while this podcast was being recorded and edited. She was a wonderful woman with a big heart and a fun spirit. After her death, I learned that she was an accomplished high school female athlete before it was fashionable for girls to play sports and a leader in her community. She was humble so I wanted to brag and tell you how cool she was! She will be missed by so many.
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Breaking Money Silenceas a CoupleEpisode 176
In today’s episode I play double duty – as host and guest. Listen as I share my insights into breaking the money talk taboo with your romantic partner. Many couples want to discuss finances but just need a little nudge to do so. Listen to this podcast and get the little push you might need to break money silence as a couple.
Listen to this podcast and discover:
- What money silence is and its impact on couples
- How to get the conversation started
- The mistake too many couples make
- Tips for talking to your honey about money
- How financial therapy can help
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Let’s Get Married and Start a BusinessEpisode 175
In today’s episode, I speak with Hindell Grossman, a family law attorney with Sassoon Cymrot Law, about married couples who own a business together. We discuss the advantages and disadvantages of working with a romantic partner and Hindell warns of the danger of making this decision when you are still in the “la-la land” phase of the relationship. As a seasoned divorce mediator, she also shares her thoughts about how to handle the business when a couple decides to divorce.
Listen to this podcast and discover:
- Why owning a business with your spouse can get tricky
- Common mistakes business couples make
- Conversations to have before starting a business together
- How a good business coach can save your marriage
- What to consider when selling the business as part of a divorce
Want to connect with Hindell? Here’s how:
- Website: Sassoon Cymrot Law, LLC
- LInkedIn: Hindell Grossman
- Inside Divorce Podcast
- Podcast mentioned in the episdoe: Valuing a Business During a Divorce Interested in financial therapy with KBK?
Financial therapy helps couples talk more openly and honestly about money and teaches them how to resolve financial conflicts. It is also beneficial for couples considering a business venture together.
Benefits of financial therapy include:
- Insight into your money mindsets and its impact on your habits
- Understanding of your financial strengths & blind spots
- Creating of money talk guidelines for you and your business
- Strageies to reduce money anxiety and stress
I offer a free 30-minute consultation for anyone interested in learning more about financial therapy. Schedule your complimentary consultation today and let’s chat.
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Breaking Money Silence on Fiscal Diversity Episode 174
In today’s episode, I interviewed Sandi Bragar, CFP®, Chief Client Officer and Partner at Aspirant about fiscal diversity and its impact on couples and their relationship with money and each other. Sandi is a big proponent of breaking money silence and believes transparency is the key to good money management. In this episode she shares practical strategies for discussing feelings and finances with your loved one.
Listen to this podcast and discover:
- What fiscal diversity is and its impact on dating and couplehood
- When to begin talking about money with a romantic partner
- The value of discussing and aligning on values, visions, and goals
- Why putting spending guidelines in writing is a good idea
- How a professional advisor and financial therapist can help
Want to connect with Sandi? Here’s how:
- Website: Aspiriant
- LInkedIn: Sandi Bragar
- Podcast: Money Tales Interested in financial therapy with KBK?
Financial therapy is beneficial for fiscally diverse partners and helps couples talk more openly and honestly about money. If you want to change unhealthy communication patterns and change your relationship with money and each other, consider financial therapy.
Benefits include:
- Decrease in money-related fights and stress
- Better financial communication and conflict resolution
- A blueprint for how to talk about money
I offer a free 30-minute consultation for anyone interested in learning more about financial therapy. Schedule your complimentary consultation today and let’s chat.
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Contemplating Divorce?Episode 173
Marriage is a risky proposition with 50-50 odds it will last. No one walks down the aisle thinking they will someday get a divorce, but it’s a reality that some couples need to face. If you or someone you love is contemplating a marital split, you need to listen to today’s episode to find out how to financially advocate for yourself.
My guest is Diane Pappas, a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CDFA) who has handled more than 400 divorce cases over the course of her career. Diane is passionate about empowering her clients to make informed financial decisions during this highly emotional life transition. In this episode, she offers tips for taking care of yourself before, during, and after a divorce.
Listen to this podcast and discover:
- The first person you should call when contemplating a divorce
- The number one mistake women make during divorce
- The financial information you need to know
- The upside of going through a divorce
- How a CDFA can help
Want to connect with Diane? Here’s how:
- Website: Solutions for Divorce, LLC
- LinkedIn: @Divorce_Analyst
- Podcast: DivorceFriday Interested in financial therapy with KBK?
Financial therapy helps people change unhealthy money attitudes and habits that cause them stress. It is also beneficial for individuals going through life transitions such as divorce. If you want to boost your financial confidence and feel better about your relationship with money, then it’s time to consider financial therapy.
Benefits include:
- Decrease in money-related anxiety and stress
- Increased financial confidence
- Understanding your money personality and how to build on your strengths and overcome your blind spots
I offer a free 30-minute consultation for anyone interested in learning more about financial therapy. Schedule your complimentary consultation today and let’s chat.
Here’s to breaking money silence for good!
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Honey, I think you areworking too much!Episode 172
In today’s episode, I speak with Manisha Thakor, MBA, CFA, CFP®, founder of Money Zen about her forthcoming book, MoneyZen: Escape the Cult of “Never Enough” and Reclaim Your Life. Manisha discusses her struggle with workaholism and how it impacted her marriage and her friends over the years. She offers tips to help you recognize this money disorder in yourself and your loved ones. She inspires listeners to focus on financial health and emotional well-being over making tons of money.
Listen to this podcast and discover:
- The line between being career-driven and obsessed with work
- How our culture or certain industries fuel this disease
- Signs that your body is telling you to stop working so hard
- Four influencers and how these may be the key to recovery
- How to get help for you or someone you love
Want to connect with Manisha Here’s how:
- Website: MoneyZen
- LInkedIn: @ManishaThakor
- Instagram: @ManishaThakor
- Facebook: @ManishaThakor
- Recommended resources:
- Workaholics Anonymous: https://workaholics-anonymous.org/
- Pre-order Money Zen: https://amzn.to/3XaDcPE Interested in financial therapy with KBK?
Financial therapy helps people change unhealthy money attitudes and habits that cause them stress. It is also beneficial for individuals struggling with workaholism. Sound like you? Then it’s time to consider financial therapy.
Benefits include:
- Insight into your money mindset and how to change it
- Decrease in money-related anxiety and stress
- Tools to stop obsessing about work and focus on living your best life
I offer a free 30-minute consultation for anyone interested in learning more about financial therapy. Schedule your complimentary consultation today and let’s chat.
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How to Break Money SilenceWhen Buying a HomeEpisode 171
In today’s episode, I speak with Melony Swasey, Residential Realtor with Unlimited Sothebys International Realty and Founder and Leader of the Good Boston Living Team. Melony joined me to discuss how couples should break money silence when buying a new home in a competitive market. She offers strategies and insights into finding your “why” and when it makes sense to ask your family to help you fund your purchase.
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- The one question most realtors don’t ask you
- The challenges couples face in a competitive real estate market
- When and how to ask your family for money
- The pros and cons of putting family gifts and loans in writing
- The importance of working with a strategic and caring realtor
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- Website: Good Boston Living
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Financial therapy helps people change unhealthy money attitudes and habits that cause them stress. It is also beneficial for couples that fight about money or find making big financial decisions like buying a home challenging. Sound like you? Then it’s time to consider financial therapy.
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- Less conflict about money and more productive money conversations
- A structure for how to discuss financial matters
- Decrease in money-related anxiety and stress
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Awkward Money Conversations: Aging Parents and FinancesEpisode 170
In today’s episode, I speak with Rabbi Jeffrey Wildstein of KAVOD Daily Money Management about the awkward conversations many adult children have with their aging parents about finances. We discuss the signs that a parent may need help with daily money tasks and how to approach this conversation when the time comes. Jeffrey offers insights into common roadblocks for aging parents and adult children and how to overcome them.
Rabbi Jeffrey Wildstein has spent his professional life assisting all kinds of people in a wide variety of situations. He served as a congregational rabbi for fourteen years where he was intensively involved with the financial aspects of program management and counseled hundreds of people with care, compassion, and respect. Jeffrey has practiced law, been a colleague administrator, worked as a field organizer for a political campaign, and authored one book on Judaism and co-authored another on Connecticut Tort Law. When his father died, he helped his mother with her finances and discovered his passion for helping others manage their financial lives.
Listen to this podcast and discover:
- Why talking about finances with an aging parent can be so triggering
- The signs that indicate a parent needs help with daily money tasks
- How to approach this conversation to get the best results
- Why some aging parents are relieved to receive assistance
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How a daily money manager can help Want to connect with Jeffrey? Here’s how:
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Website: KABOD Daily Money Management
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- Phone Number: 617.600.8656
Resources:
- American Association of Daily Money Managers
- National Elder Fraud Hotline
- The Silent Epidemic: Elder Financial Abuse Podcast A special thank you to our episode sponsor, Life Transitions by Dr. Amy.
This episode is sponsored by Life Transitions by Dr. Amy. When it comes to life’s changes, there are two types of people: those experiencing the change and the professionals advising them. Life Transitions by Dr. Amy walks beside both, helping financial professionals and individuals navigate more gracefully through any life change. To find out more, click here.
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Awkward Money Conversations: Couples & Retirement Episode 169
In today’s episode, I chatted with Dr. Amy, a frequent guest on the show. We discuss how couples approaching retirement tend to avoid talking about these major life transitions, and how to break money silence, even if it’s a tad uncomfortable to do so.
Dr. Amy is the founder of Life Transitions by Dr. Amy and the proud sponsor of the Awkward Money Conversations Series. Her firm provides training for advisors and clients, and she has a book coming out on essential conversations in 2023.
Listen to this podcast and discover:
- Why couples avoid talking about retirement and how it hurts them
- Key areas to consider when planning for this next phase of life
- How to invite a reluctant spouse to break money silence with you
- Why it’s okay if your partner doesn’t have all the answers right away
- How a neutral third party may be able to help
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- Twitter: @dramydaprix
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This episode is sponsored by Life Transitions by Dr. Amy. When it comes to life’s changes, there are two types of people: those experiencing the change and the professionals advising them. Life Transitions by Dr. Amy walks beside both, helping financial professionals and individuals navigate more gracefully through any life change. To find out more, click here.
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Awkward Money Conversations: The Cost of Mental Health TreatmentEpisode 168
In today’s episode, I speak with Amanda Koplin, founder of Koplin Consulting about the awkward conversations around paying for mental health services. We discuss the stigma around mental health, the high cost of treatment, and the reluctance of some individuals and families to pay for treatment.
Amanda Koplin, LPC, is a mental health entrepreneur and thought leader who creates innovative solutions to fill gaps in the mental healthcare system. In 2014, she created and developed an idea for a mental health urgent care clinic and sold it in 2016 to create Koplin Consulting, a nationwide concierge mental health treatment team service. Amanda is passionate about helping people achieve mental wellness and creating sustainable support systems and solutions which integrate seamlessly into real life.
Listen to this podcast and discover:
- Why some people will pay for cancer treatment but not therapy
- How uncertain treatment outcomes make it harder for some to pay
- Why paying 100% of your adult child’s treatment may not be best
- Why your therapist may also suffer from money silence
- Tips for starting the conversation about investing in your best asset – you!
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- Koplin Consulting
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LinkedIn: Amanda Koplin Resources: If you are looking for low-cost or free treatment, check out these websites to learn more:
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Mentalhealth.gov
- Project Heal
- National Alliance on Mental Illness A special thank you to our episode sponsor, Life Transitions by Dr. Amy.
This episode is sponsored by Life Transitions by Dr. Amy. When it comes to life’s changes, there are two types of people: those experiencing the change and the professionals advising them. Life Transitions by Dr. Amy walks beside both, helping financial professionals and individuals navigate more gracefully through any life change. To find out more, click here.
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Is Your Partner Cheating on Youwith Money? (Financial Infidelity) Episode 114 Replay
This is a replay of an episode originally aired on February 15, 2021, about the awkward conversation of financial infidelity.
Financial infidelity is a money problem that can range from little white lies about finances to secretly investing or spending large sums of money without your partner’s knowledge. In this episode, Dr. Alex Melkumian, a financial therapist and owner of Financial Psychology Center, joins me to discuss the reasons a partner may be financially unfaithful, how to heal and grow after financial infidelity is discovered, and how to prevent this from happening in your relationship.
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Awkward Money Conversations: Declaring Bankruptcy Episode 167
In today’s episode, I talk with Christine Devine of Christine E. Devine Law Offices about the stigma around declaring bankruptcy and how individuals and families can break money silence around this difficult dialogue. Christine has over 27 years of legal experience and has won numerous awards, including being recognized as one of the “500 Leading US Bankruptcy & Restructuring Lawyers” by Lawdragon. She has compassion for those facing this difficult decision and has helped many people through this process.
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In today’s episode, I talk with Amy Mariani, a former trial attorney turned mediator, about helping families navigate passing on a second home to the next generation. Often siblings and inheritors don’t agree on how the home should be used or if the home should be sold. That is when a neutral third party can be useful in helping the individuals resolve the conflict in a way that preserves their relationship. Amy shares when and how a mediator can assist families and individuals mediate differences to avoid a costly legal battle.
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This episode is sponsored by Life Transitions by Dr. Amy. When it comes to life’s changes, there are two types of people: those experiencing the change and the professionals advising them. Life Transitions by Dr. Amy walks beside both, helping financial professionals and individuals navigate more gracefully through any life change. To find out more, click here. Our Sponsor’s Special Offer for Advisors: 20% off our listeners’ choice of Dr. Amy's Advisor Programs with the discount code of DrAmy20. Let me know what you think of this episode. Leave a review on your iTunes or your favorite podcast app.
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Are You Too Old to Learn New Tricks? Episode 162
There is a saying, “An old dog can’t learn new tricks,” and it exemplifies the societal taboo against aging. But aging doesn’t mean you can’t be creative and live the life you want. In fact, often people over 50 years of age find a renewed sense of purpose in life. In today’s episode, I interview Rochelle Seltzer, author of Live Big, A Manifesto for a Creative Life about how to bust through this myth and start living a more creative and joyful life - no matter what your age.
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In today’s Behind the Scenes of the Breaking Money Silence® podcast, host Kathleen Burns Kingsbury answers listeners’ questions about her biggest take-aways as a host and some of her favorite guests. Also learn the story of how Kathleen first realized she needed to break her own money silence. Again, she is joined by a friend […]
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In today’s Behind the Scenes of the Breaking Money Silence® podcast, host Kathleen Burns Kingsbury answers listeners’ questions. A friend of the show, Lisa Danforth, a coach, speaker, and owner of Lisa Danforth Consulting joined the episode. Tune in and find out what listeners are curious about, how Kathleen answers, and how much fun Lisa […]
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In this Behind the Scenes, Diane Abruzzini and I chat about her experience being on a podcast for the very first time and her new house purchase. Diane had the goal of purchasing her own home since she started working and moved into her new home in August 2019. Listen to her Breaking Money Silence® […]
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In this Behind the Scenes episode, Pam Andrews and I talk more about we met at #FinCon. Pam is the author of Scholarship Search Secrets, the host of The Scholarship Shark Podcast and the creator of the board game, In Pursuit of College.
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The post Are scholarships only for talented athletes and straight-A students? | Episode 82 appeared first on Breaking Money Silence.
Emily turns the tables on me and starts asking questions about my career path and my super power of getting people to open up and talk about taboo topics. Listen to Emily's Breaking Money Silence® episode, Is the cannabis industry unbanked? here. Be sure to share the episode with your family, friends, and colleagues. To make […]
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Have you ever wondered who makes Breaking Money Silence® podcast sound so great? Listen to me interview Roger Stauss, co-owner of the Sugarhouse Soundworks studio and my very gifted audio engineer. Be sure to share the episode with your family, friends, and colleagues. To make sure you don't miss an episode, subscribe today! Breaking Money […]
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Lisa and I goof around while we waiting for Roger, the sound engineer, to test our sound levels for our podcast recordings. We discuss cooking and empowering women. Listen to Lisa's Breaking Money Silence® episode, Is there a ceiling to the amount of money I can make? here. Be sure to share the episode with your […]
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The post Do women get married to pay off their student loan debt? | Episode 78 appeared first on Breaking Money Silence.
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The post How much should you invest to grow your business? | Episode 73 appeared first on Breaking Money Silence.
The post Do men manage the majority of the wealth in this country? | Episode 72 appeared first on Breaking Money Silence.
The post Is it true that it is impossible to save money when you don’t make a lot? | Episode 71 appeared first on Breaking Money Silence.
The post Can pursuing your passion be profitable? | Episode 70 appeared first on Breaking Money Silence.
The post Are wealthy people miserable? | Episode 69 appeared first on Breaking Money Silence.
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The post Is it true women don’t ask for help or more money? | Episode 62 appeared first on Breaking Money Silence.
The post Is budgeting too hard and a waste of time? | Episode 61 appeared first on Breaking Money Silence.
The post Are financial advisors hired only for investment advice? | Episode 60 appeared first on Breaking Money Silence.
The post Does a spouse come with a house? | Episode 59 appeared first on Breaking Money Silence.
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The post As a stay-at-home parent, am I financially protected once I’m married? | Episode 56 appeared first on Breaking Money Silence.
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The post Do you have to earn a ton of money to pay off debt? | Episode 49 appeared first on Breaking Money Silence.
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The post For the average American, are mutual funds the only place to invest your savings? | Episode 39 appeared first on Breaking Money Silence.
The post Will I know when I need help managing my finances when I’m old? | Episode 38 appeared first on Breaking Money Silence.
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The post Why should I worry about money if some day my prince will come? | Episode 30 appeared first on Breaking Money Silence.
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The post With enough money, will life be perfect? | Episode 20 appeared first on Breaking Money Silence.
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The post Do you have to know the difference between a want and a need? | Episode 16 appeared first on Breaking Money Silence.
The post Is financial success is the same as financial health? | Episode 15 appeared first on Breaking Money Silence.
The post Does charging higher fees make it harder to get clients? | Episode 14 appeared first on Breaking Money Silence.
The post If my adult children are college educated, do I need to talk to them about family finances? | Episode 13 appeared first on Breaking Money Silence.
The post Is it true that I don’t need to save for retirement because I have Social Security? | Episode 12 appeared first on Breaking Money Silence.
The post Who said money and knowing where to shop can’t buy happiness? | Episode 11 appeared first on Breaking Money Silence.
The post Why won’t making more money make you happy? | Episode 10 appeared first on Breaking Money Silence.
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The post Can money be a sign of how many people you’ve helped? | Episode 8 appeared first on Breaking Money Silence.
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