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99. 29 Things I Learned by 29
In this extra special birthday episode, Tori breaks down the 29 things she learned by age 29. From how to show up better in relationships to financia…
Financial Feminist
07/06/2023
98. Your Body on the Ballot: How to Get Involved this Election Cycle with Emily Tisch Sussman
Oh, say, can you seeeeee that a lot of shit has been going down in the last few years (and days) here in the US of A that hasn’t made us feel too pat…
Financial Feminist
07/04/2023
97. Building a Life You Actually Want with Tara Schuster
People-pleasers unite (but only if you want to…)! In this week’s episode, we’re joined by Tara Schuster, author of Buy Yourself the F*cking Lilies an…
Financial Feminist
06/27/2023
96. How to Use Your Credit Cards to Travel for Free
If you’ve ever watched a TikTok video where someone showed off their lavish lay-down business class suite they got “with points” and wondered, HOW?! …
Financial Feminist
06/22/2023
95. The Economic and Social Cost of Not Supporting Women with Carly Zakin and Danielle Weisberg (th…
The stats start hopeful –– more women in college, more women in the workforce, more women in the c-suite –– but life for women in the United States c…
Financial Feminist
06/20/2023
94. Taking Up Space in Male-Dominated Fields with Molly Fletcher
If you’ve ever been the only woman in a room of mostly men, you know the challenges of standing out and having your voice heard and respected. From s…
Financial Feminist
06/13/2023
93. What I Wish I Knew in My Early 20s: Career Edition
Ah, your 20s. The first decade of true adulthood, bills, taxes, job hunting, and everything else that comes with starting out after school. Navigatin…
Financial Feminist
06/08/2023
92. Embracing Your Inner-Perfectionist with Katherine Morgan Schafler
If you’ve ever been labeled a perfectionist but always felt some shame around the moniker, this episode is for you. Tori sits down with Katherine Mor…
Financial Feminist
06/06/2023
How to Be a Better Cook
In this first installment of “Tori Story,” Tori shares her formula and hacks for making delicious meals from home, regardless of how much time you ha…
Financial Feminist
06/01/2023
91. Understanding Hidden Financial Challenges for Military and Nomadic Families with Lauren Taylor
If you were part of a military family, or a family who moved frequently growing up, you know all too well the strain it can have on your personal rel…
Financial Feminist
05/30/2023
90. How Much Do I Need to Retire?
How much do I need to retire? How are a few hundred dollars a month going to turn into millions? What happens if the stock market crashes between now…
Financial Feminist
05/25/2023
89. Navigating Unexpected Loss with Tiffany Aliche
The Budgetnista returns! We’re so grateful to welcome Tiffany Aliche back to Financial Feminist to talk about her life over the last few years since …
Financial Feminist
05/23/2023
88. Financial Therapy with the Shrink Chicks
May is Mental Health Month, and if there’s one thing we’ve learned from working with people and their money (and copious amounts of research) it’s th…
Financial Feminist
05/16/2023
87. Guide to Financial Spring Cleaning
We’re almost halfway through the year –– how are your finances? Did you unearth that hidden pile of old tax papers while cleaning out your desk? Are …
Financial Feminist
05/11/2023
86. Anxiety, Feet Pics, and Buzzfeed Drama with Kelsey Darragh
Have you ever thought, “Wow, I’d love a podcast episode where we talk about anxiety, mental health, the market for feet pics, and how much money a co…
Financial Feminist
05/09/2023
85. How to Network (Without Feeling Icky) with Aleenah Ansari
If the word “networking” leaves you *screaming-crying-throwing-up* –– you’re not alone. Networking hasn’t always had a negative connotation, but in r…
Financial Feminist
04/25/2023
84. How to Choose the Best Credit Card
Ah, credit cards. The confusing but necessary component to a healthy credit score. But when not used properly, the very tool that can open doors can …
Financial Feminist
04/20/2023
83. Managing Finances with a Disability with Xian Horn
It’s estimated that 54 million people in the United States have a disability –– so how does this impact them financially and an individual level, and…
Financial Feminist
04/18/2023
82. Motherhood Killed My Career with Emily Tisch Sussman
The United States hates mothers. At least, their woefully inadequate policies, like no federally mandated paid parental leave, lack of access to affo…
Financial Feminist
04/11/2023
81. What to Do if You’re Laid Off
You’ve been laid off (or think you might be)... now what? In this episode, Tori runs through a checklist of what to do when you’ve been laid off, inc…
Financial Feminist
04/06/2023