Show Notes
Who needs it? Chances are - YOU do. Galia explains the difference between buying "term" and "whole" life insurance, how to calculate the amount of coverage you need and the best way to afford it on any budget. She fills us in on why many women need long-term care insurance too. Susan researches high-priced insurance policies that celebrities purchase to cover their most notable body parts.
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Hang on to your purses, everybody! We got ourselves a real live guest! Susan and Galia shake it up by inviting Kay, aka @themomtrotter onto the podcast. Kay downsized her and her family's life to pay off their debt by leaving their home and moving into an RV. Now, just a few years later, they've skyrocketed to being debt-free and growing their savings + investments beyond their expectations. Join us for an honest conversation and RV home tour with The Mom Trotter as she shares what it is like living life as a family on the road, her fabulous money-saving travel tips, parenting her son to be a future Fiscal Firecracker and overall money goals.
As we begin a new year and take stock of behaviors we'd like to change in ourselves for the better, let's reflect on our e-commerce shopping habits. We've become a culture that craves instant gratification with one click though services like Amazon, Instagram shopping and more.
Just like an annual physical to care for your body's health - it's time to review your financial health with Galia's Year-End Money Checklist. Listen as Galia guides us through all the ways to make sure our assets are up to snuff - saving money on taxes, cleaning out both our clothing and money closets, polishing up our investments and taking advantage of IRAs - all before December 31.
Ever feel like talking finance is like speaking a foreign language? Not anymore! Galia teaches us the words we need to know right now to kickstart our best money habits.
Inflation is an all time high, so what should you do with your money now? Interest rates are higher than ever- so what should you do with your money now? Stock market is volatile and lower than a year ago - so what should you do with your money now?