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Money whisperers

Conversations with the financial influencers and advisors changing how we think about money

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    ‘I want to be other people’s cautionary tale’: how do you financially prepare for a parent’s death?

    Author Beth Pinsker discusses the documents that matter more than a will – and why so few of us have them
  • A woman with curly blonde-highlighted hair smiles at the camera from above, sitting on colorful painted tiles

    How ditching the homeownership dream allowed this finance coach to retire early

    Delyanne Barros says that investing is not as complicated or intimidating as people imagine it to be
  • A woman in a sequined dress holds up a bright pink book while smiling at a table stacked with copies

    She criticizes capitalism – and also gives investing advice: ‘It’s better to participate than working until we die’

    Amanda Holden encourages her students to build the kind of wealth historically reserved for white men
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    A finance podcaster plans to make her daughter a millionaire by 18 – here’s how

    Finance podcaster Jannese Torres says even finding an extra $50 to $100 a month can put kids on a path to future financial stability
  • Carrie Joy Grimes in a navy blue shirt stands with arms crossed in front of a bookshelf

    ‘Take a deep breath and pick up the phone’: a former union organizer on how to negotiate your debts down

    Carrie Joy Grimes’ new book The Joy of Money offers tip and tools for middle-class Americans seeking out stability and security
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    ‘If your financial adviser is earning a commission, I say, run’: An investing expert’s advice

    Personal finance guru Jeremy Schneider explains what human experts can still do better than robo-investors and AI
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    A finance coach unpacks how she retired at 40 – and the money advice she finds ‘irresponsible’

    Bernadette Joy says everyone should have their own vision worth saving for – and stay on budget
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