Such a great podcast with detailed information. She has clarified so many things for me. Sometimes I need to listen to these podcasts in .75 time so I can keep up with all the details that she rapidly shares to be sure I grasp it all. Keep it coming! I’m here for it. Thank you!

I love this channel so much and am so grateful, especially as an AFAB to be able to listen to such awesome information from someone who knows how to get ahead. Thank you so much! You’re awesome!

All the topics are very informative, interesting, and relatable!!!

Thanks for the information provided in your latest episode. Understanding the implications of current President’s pending policies is vital to my future decisions.

Vivian discusses topics that are current and for a generation of us 30-50 that makes sense! Great tips, tricks and education.

Forget the whole “spend less and get rich” trope. Your rich BFF explains why you can’t coupon your way into wealth - you need to invest. Vivienne is relatable, direct, and up to date on current financial topics. She asks all of the questions you don’t dare ask your financially savvy friends and helps listeners understand the larger financial system.

This podcast is wonderful and chock full of good real estate, investing and saving advice. My only concern: Vivian PLEASE stop interrupting your guests. Let them speak and finish a sentence. Thank you!

Bought the book, read it, grant it there are some important tips but overall the book and the narrative is very segregation prone and reads to be racist sort of speak. Stick to the facts and don’t blame riches to white people. All Americans work hard to gain wealth no matter their skin color.

This show is just a lot of hot air. The host is grating in that even when she has an interesting guest, she cuts them off at every turn to insert her 2 cents. Worth less than 2 cents as this person obviously doesn’t know much and has made a business off of googling stuff and repeating that superficial knowledge in a loud voice. If you like to listen to someone being rude to their guests and not saying much of substance this is the show for you. Sad because personal finance is an important topic - better for people to learn from licensed professionals with more than 2 years relevant work experience tho.

Often these feel like promotional interviews where the rich promote each other off a base of hopeful people that could find real financial educations elsewhere.