For my second to last episode of season 4 of the Mo’ Money Podcast, I chat with Talaat and Tai McNeely, America’s favourite money couple from His and Her Money. Continue Reading
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This is by far one of my favourite podcast episodes of the season, and it all has to do with how insightful and wise Hilary Hendershott is. Not only does she hold an MBA and CFP (so she knows her stuff!), she has a great story. Continue Reading
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I don’t know about you, but aside from the holidays I always find that summer is when I spend the most money. Continue Reading
If you would have told me a year ago I’d be self-employed, I wouldn’t have believed you. Continue Reading
Ever dreamed quitting your 9 to 5 and working remotely from your laptop in paradise? Sounds like a dream, but it can actually become your reality…if you follow in Pauline Paquin’s footsteps. Continue Reading
It seems like everyone has a side hustle these days, or is thinking about starting one. Which is why I thought the perfect guest to have on the Mo’ Money Podcast would be Nick Loper from Side Hustle Nation. I met him after I spoke at FinCon’s Ignite last year, and I was in total awe of his podcast and the insanely loyal audience he grew. But the best thing is, he’s seriously the nicest, humblest guy! Continue Reading
I almost thought this day would never come. Myself and my business partner Jaclyn Phillips have literally been developing the Rich & Fit Bootcamp, a 7-week intensive e-course on how to master your money and fitness, for over a year and a half! Continue Reading
Is there really that big of a difference between managing your money as a millennial compared to being a Gen Xer or Baby Boomer? As a millennial who has read numerous personal finance blogs and books, have attended my fair share of finance conferences, and have been writing and interviewing others on personal finance for over 5 years now, my answer is yes, yes and a BIG yes! Continue Reading
