13 episodes
The Money Date Aditi Shekar & Dalmar Hussein
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4.4 • 5 Ratings
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Wife and husband, Aditi and Dalmar have experienced first-hand how money can complicate a relationship. After many awkward conversations with friends and countless hours spent on trying to find resources, they decided to podcast their way to mastering their money together. Join Aditi & Dalmar for an honest, uncensored, and fun conversation about building wealth while juggling life, health and the pursuit of happiness.
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The Money Date - Episode 12 - Andy & Nicole
In this episode, Andy Hill (@AndyHillMKM) of Marriage, Kids and Money joins us with his wife Nicole. Andy and Nicole have a heart-warming story of how two people with very different ideas of money have learned to bring their visions together. Plus, they dive into how they’re sharing their passion for personal finance with their young kids. TLDR: teach em’ while they’re young!
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The Money Date - Episode 11 - Danielle & Adam
Our 11th episodes features Danielle & Adam. They are the masterminds behind the raw and funny Marriage & Martinis podcast (check it out - it’s very good), and we were lucky to host them on the Money Date to talk about life, love, kids and WTF purchases. Danielle and Adam have managed to negotiate life’s challenges with honesty and a laugh. They’re a blast, and we hope you enjoy the conversation as much as we did.
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The Money Date - Episode 10 - Kelsey & Wes
Our 10th episode features Kelsey & Wes, who first dated in the 8th grade (fun fact: so did Aditi & Dalmar) and started dating in earnest late in high school. 13 years later, they are happily married, and as you might expect they are IN SYNC. Tune in and listen to how their shared values and perspectives on money have shaped their journey and financial decisions.
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The Money Date - Episode 9 - Jen & Ezra
Our 9th episode features Jen & Ezra, who found each serendipitously in upstate New York while Jen was on a writer's retreat. The two hit it off right away, singing Harry Styles songs together drunkenly, and have been in-tune ever since: in love and in money. Listen to how they tackled a previous marriage, step kids, and giving up city life.
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The Money Date - Episode 8 - Jenn & John
Our eighth episode features Jennifer & John, who share how finance became a gateway to talk about other things in their lives: everything from their upbringings and risk appetites to how they celebrate big wins and invest in real estate.
**Today's episode is brought to you by Zeta (www.askzeta.com).** Mastering your money is a core skill for every relationship. Using a combination of technology and advice, Zeta wants to help 21 million American couples get ahead of their finances. From planning for your first paycheck to paying for college debt, saving for your first house to prepping for child #1, Zeta's mission is to help couples worry less and laugh more. -
The Money Date - Episode 7 - Bianca & Max
Our seventh episode features Bianca & Max, two techies who have come a long way with handling money in their relationship. Bianca & Max share real-talk on how their money conversation has evolved from the chaos of the early days to today. When they first met, Bianca and Max had approached their finances differently: Max's experience of the 2008 downturn turned him on to spreadsheets, where he kept a close eye on every dollar that came in and went out. Bianca, before she met Max, was spending money on stuff that didn't really make her happy. Tune in to listen to hear how they got on the same page about money.
**Today's episode is brought to you by Zeta (www.askzeta.com).** Mastering your money is a core skill for every relationship. Using a combination of technology and advice, Zeta wants to help 21 million American couples get ahead of their finances. From planning for your first paycheck to paying for college debt, saving for your first house to prepping for child #1, Zeta's mission is to help couples worry less and laugh more.
Customer Reviews
Great concept
I love hearing how other couples handle their money.
Exactly what I needed!
I’ve been trying to start money dates with my husband for a few months now, and have felt overwhelmed with how to start. This podcast has given me much needed inspiration and motivation to start asking the tough questions about our finances.
Promising, but audio quality issues make it very difficult to listen
The content and premise of this podcast is great, but the execution is still really raw. Specifically there has been a lot of static, one interview was completely digitized for long enough that I thought my sound system was on the fritz, and the lack of volume balance meant I almost went deaf when the closing credits started. I hope that they’ll invest more in post-production because the couples they’ve talked to all shared really helpful stories. There’s a lot of good examples, and cautionary tales, around how to discuss and manage your finances as a couple.
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