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Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin Money News Network
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Ever notice that we will talk about everything before we talk about money? Sex? No problem. Politics? Bring it on. Money? Totally taboo. But not for long! Nicole Lapin— the only financial expert you don’t need a dictionary to understand, New York Times best-selling author, and host of Money Rehab— is here to rehab your wallet, so you can get your financial life together once and for all. Episodes are just ten minutes-ish... no frills, just bite-sized tips and tricks so you don’t waste any time. And Nicole wants to hear from YOU! Email the money questions you want answered to moneyrehab@moneynewsnetwork.com and Nicole will help–and you could even join Nicole on the show for a one-on-one intervention.
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"I Can't Afford How Expensive Everything Is Now. How Do You Make It Work?" (Listener Intervention)
Even though the inflation situation is getting better, prices are still high everywhere. Today's Money Rehabber is making $25 an hour, has two kids, and is trying to figure out how to make her finances work. Nicole gives her advice on how to set up your financial life for success.
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A Guide To the Best CD For Your Financial Dreams
If you listen to the show, you probably know Nicole loves CDs. But there isn't just one type of CD. Today, Nicole shares seven different flavors of CDs and shares how you can decide which is right for you.
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Beware of This "Magnificent 7" Stock — It's Not So Magnificent
For the last year, stock analysts have been going crazy over seven rockstar stocks known as the "Magnificent 7." But there's a dark side to these stocks— and one that is particularly risky. Today, Nicole explains the potential pitfalls and how to protect yourself.
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"My Dad Didn't Have a Will— Here's Why It Was a Nightmare."
Today, Nicole breaks down how you can set up your will successfully… and the mess you could land in if you don’t. To follow this money trail, she's joined by Erik Huberman, Founder and CEO of Hawke Media, and Cody Barbo, Founder and CEO of Trust & Will.
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Career Lessons From Embarrassing Yourself on National Television
Nicole had a great appearance on Good Morning America… until she made one tiny mistake that she can’t stop thinking about.
Nicole talked about this with Entrepreneur Magazine editor-in-chief Jason Feifer on an episode of their podcast Help Wanted, and it's too good not to share with Money Rehabbers. In this conversation, they dig up their most embarrassing moments and workplace missteps, and decide on a benchmark for when to call out your mistakes, and when to keep them to yourself.
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Don't Let Money Ruin Your Relationship— Follow These Tips Instead from Jason Tartick
Money can’t buy you love… but it sure can cost you a relationship, because financial conflict is a huge source of tension for many couples. Today, Nicole is joined by entrepreneur and author Jason Tartick about how to not let money ruin a relationship. Plus, Jason talks about his experience being scammed, which companies he’s bullish and bearish on, and what Elon Musk is like at a party.
Find Jason's latest book, Talk Money To Me: The 8 Essential Financial Questions to Discuss With Your Partner, here: https://www.jasontartick.com/talk-money-to-me
Customer Reviews
Life = Changed
Nicole's discussion on mindful spending made me rethink my habits. It's not just about cutting back, but about spending in alignment with my values. This perspective is refreshing, though actually implementing these changes is easier said than done.
Every morning ritual now!
Listening to the show on side hustles gave me mixed feelings. I'm all for diversifying income, but juggling multiple gigs is exhausting. Some success stories are inspiring, yet I wonder about the long-term sustainability of this hustle culture.
Game. Changer. 🎯
The episode on credit scores was enlightening but also a bit disheartening. I'm working on repairing my credit, and while the tips were helpful, the road ahead seems long and fraught with potential setbacks. Still, knowledge is power, and I'm grateful for the guidance.