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Nicole heads to the New York Stock Exchange to talk with Peter Tuchman, AKA The Einstein of Wall Street. There, they confirm the rumors: the Wolf of Wall Street days are over.
Peter reveals what it's really like working on Wall Street, how to protect yourself from scammy finance "pros" and how to navigate the market successfully.
You can find more on Peter (including some of the famous NYSE photos) here: https://www.einsteinofwallst.com/

Today, Nicole talks to Money Rehabber Chelsey, who wants to know whether she should sell her dream home to give herself more financial freedom. Nicole talks Chelsey through whether she's overextending herself financially with a pricey mortgage... and spoiler alert: they have a major breakthrough.

It’s time for a Funny Money: the segment where Nicole gives bizarre headlines from business and money, and a comedian gives their non-expert insight on the topic. Today, the hilarious Gareth Reynolds is the funny expert. Gareth is a standup comedian, and cohost of two awesome podcasts, The Dollop Podcast and We’re To Help. Nicole and Gareth talk about the truly odd decisions some brands made for April Fool’s Day, the rise of the AI girlfriend industry and private jets for dogs.
Listen to We're Here To Help here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/were-here-to-help/id1702753838
Listen to The Dollop here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-dollop-with-dave-anthony-and-gareth-reynolds/id643055307

As you get more familiar with investing, you’ll see public companies generally divided into two groups with respect to investors: growth stocks and value stocks. Nicole explains the difference, and what it has to do with an embarrassing moment at CNN. Happens to the best of us, right?

Originally aired July 28th, 2021
Nicole breaks down the Money Rehab wedding budget and tells you how to save $$$!

Elon Musk takes ketamine. Sergey Brin sometimes enjoys magic mushrooms.  Steve Jobs was said to have partaken in psychedelics. The obvious next question is: Why? Peggy Van de Plassche has the answer. Peggy is a former banker and venture capitalist, who spent two decades in financial services, burned out, and then found success again through, yes, microdosing on mushrooms.
For more on Peggy and her work, click here: https://themicrodosediet.com/