Vaginance | Money & Life In The New Roaring 20s

The Ladies Of Vaginance: Maggie, Becca, Taylor & Jewels
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Vaginance | Money & Life In The New Roaring 20s

For Those Who Crave Deeper Conversations About Money, Our Futures, And Life In The New Roaring 20s. We strongly believe that everyone would have better sex if we talked about sex, and everyone would have better finances if we talked about finances. Join us as we: stumble down different paths to Financial Independence, figure out just how little we were taught in school, justify each other’s frivolous purchases, laugh and commiserate over expensive mistakes, claw our way out of debt, pull the trigger on big investments, and explore the intersection of money and life.

  1. FEB 22

    Arien Talks Divorce

    Brace yourself for one of the wildest divorce with children stories ever. You won’t believe it when you hear it but this does have a happ(ier) ending!

    50 min

  2. FEB 22

    Arien Talks Mortgages

    On this episode, the ladies of Vaginance are joined by our dear friend and badass mortgage broker Arien Bowersock.

    1h 9m

  3. 08/01/2023

    Turnabout Is Fair Play

    VagGUYnance* in the house! You heard from us, now you get to hear what our partners thought of the Fair Play Deck experiment plus an update from Taylor & Joey on how it’s been going the past 6 months. In this episode, we discuss our partners’ experiences with the fair play deck for dividing household tasks. They emphasize open communication, personalized decks, clear communication, stand-up meetings, and support in a healthy partnership. *Maggie’s fiancée Phil is clearly not a ‘guy’ but she has allowed us to affectionately call all four of our partners Vaguynance because a clever play on words is too rare to pass up.

    56 min

  4. 07/25/2023

    Fair Play Deck

    How do you and your partner divvy up everything that must be done? Are you living the utopian dream of equal partnership? We tested out the Fair Play Deck for this episode. Some of us liked it, some of us struggled with it, everyone had thoughts!

    1h 13m

  5. 02/15/2023

    The Miseries & Joys of 2022

    Hangout with us as we rehash everything great and terrible from the past year. Guess who no longer has a hot doctor and who now has a dog! Find out what happened to our net worth, where we’re headed in our careers and what our financial plans are for 2023!

    58 min

  6. 01/21/2023

    Die With Zero

    Finally released almost a year after recording it, we promise this episode was worth the wait! We’re joined by special guest Megan as we explore pitfalls of dying with money in your bank account and why you shouldn’t wait until retirement to live out your dream life experiences. This book will either validate the wild and reckless decisions you’ve made or encourage you to save a little less and live a lot more. * Die With Zero | Book * Bridget Casey’s Badass Die With Zero Spreadsheet * Since we recorded this episode, Bridget Casey & Alyssa Davies have actually started a podcast and they have a great Die With Zero episode! Check it out: Money Feels Podcast

    1h 30m

  7. 05/20/2022

    Sexuality

    Maggie’s amazing fiancé Phil joins us to talk about sexuality, atypical identities, attraction vs arousal, why labels can empower some people and make others feel hemmed in and, in all things, the importance of open minds, communication and respect. Books from the episode: * A Quick & Easy Guide to Queer & Trans Identities by Mady G. & Jules Zuckerberg * The Invisible Orientation: An Introduction to Asexuality by Julie Sondra Decker

    1h 42m

  8. 02/16/2022

    Joint Finances & The Two Income Trap

    To combine finances or to run like hell in the opposite direction, that is the question. We share our own partnered money setups and then dive deep into the much lauded book The Two Income Trap by Elizabeth Warren & Amelia Warren Tyagi… some of us liked it, some of us hated it but we were all left wondering whether it’s even possible for two people to live on one income in the modern economy. Some Things Everyone Should Know About Divorce What marriage really is as far as the government is concerned… a financial contract with a state mandated asset allocation in the event of divorce. Do you really want the state’s one-size-fits-all guidelines? Yeah no, get a pre-nup/maintain a post-nup and then stash it in a filing cabinet and assume you’ll never have to use it. Social Security contributions (and payouts!) are relative to earned income… and fucks over stay-at-home parents, particularly in the event of divorce. In order to receive any Social Security benefits based on your ex-spouse, you have to have been married for at least 10 years AND you can never marry anyone else…. did we mention that the average length of marriage in the US is 8.2 years? Pensions that are not vested at the time of divorce (meaning they will reach their true full value at a later date, aka upon retirement) ARE considered marital assets and should be equitably divided after having a valuation done to estimate the vested value. * The Two Income Trap | Book by Elizabeth Warren & Amelia Warren Tyagi* Spousal IRA* Bankruptcy is a tool! We talk about this more extensively in an upcoming episode we recorded Live At The Fig!* The Couples Financial Coach Podcast – episode featuring Yulin Lee* Frugalwoods sharing their experience with having children while combatting the “Baby Industrial Complex”* Why Women Have Better Sex Under Socialism | Book by Kristen R. Ghodsee

    1h 23m
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For Those Who Crave Deeper Conversations About Money, Our Futures, And Life In The New Roaring 20s. We strongly believe that everyone would have better sex if we talked about sex, and everyone would have better finances if we talked about finances. Join us as we: stumble down different paths to Financial Independence, figure out just how little we were taught in school, justify each other’s frivolous purchases, laugh and commiserate over expensive mistakes, claw our way out of debt, pull the trigger on big investments, and explore the intersection of money and life.

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