So Money with Farnoosh Torabi

So Money with Farnoosh Torabi

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1952: How Colleges Quietly Discount Tuition and What Families Need to Know

Many parents believe college now costs $100,000 a year. But the truth is far more complicated.Today on So Money, I’m joined by Ron Lieber, longtime New York Times “Your Money” columnist and author of the bestselling book The Price You Pay for College. Ron has spent years investig ...  Afficher plus

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1952: How Colleges Quietly Discount Tuition and What Families Need to Know

Many parents believe college now costs $100,000 a year. But the truth is far more complicated.Today on So Money, I’m joined by Ron Lieber, longtime New York Times “Your Money” columnist and author of the bestselling book The Price You Pay for College. Ron has spent years investig ...  Afficher plus

1951: Building Wealth, Legacy and Financial Confidence with Bola Sokunbi

For many women, the word “millionaire” can still feel uncomfortable. Not just financially, but culturally. Many of us weren’t raised to imagine ourselves as wealthy, powerful, or building seven-figure net worths.My guest today wants to change that.Bola Sokunbi is the founder and ...  Afficher plus

1950: Ask Farnoosh: HSAs Explained, Scam Alerts & Financial Resilience in Your 30s and 40s
1949: Nate Berkus on Entrepreneurship, Design, and Financial Confidence

As promised, I’m re-airing one of the most requested interviews from the archives: my conversation with Nate Berkus, originally recorded in 2015—ten years ago.A lot has changed for Nate since then, but when I listened back, I was struck by how timeless this episode is—especially ...  Afficher plus

1948: Turning Side Hustles Into Sustainable Wealth with Money Girl Laura Adams

Today’s guest is someone who has been shaping the personal finance conversation for nearly two decades — long before money podcasts were mainstream, long before “side hustle” was a buzzword, and long before financial literacy for women was framed around building wealth instead of ...  Afficher plus