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We have a megawatt fashion entrepreneur on the show - Chriselle Lim! Across her various social chann
As the subscription economy continues to flourish, consumers find themselves juggling multiple subsc
This week, Farnoosh answers listeners' questions about: Investing fees and how much is too much, str
Today we're discussing the climate economy, and how capitalism can be a tool for driving solutions f
We're taking a deep dive into how Gen Z consumes and advice on how they can make better financial ch
This week Dorethia Kelly, nationally-acclaimed financial expert and author of #MoneyChat, joins to h
We are in conversation with negotiation expert Alexandra Carter, author of Ask For More, learning ab
How do we decide with ease? The idea of having the power to choose, to choose a different direction,
This week: Farnoosh offers her best relationship insights after 11 years of marriage (not financial
How to find a tax expert you can trust, who really gets you, especially if you work in the creative
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