Let’s get real: women are more likely to end up in poverty, have less money saved, and face bigger financial challenges than men. But why? And more importantly—what can we do about it?

In this powerful episode, I’m joined by the incredible Kim Curtis, bestselling author of Money Secrets and Retirement Secrets, nationally recognized wealth management advisor, and CEO of Wealth Legacy. Kim breaks down the systemic reasons behind the wealth gap and shares the exact steps women can take right now to take control of their financial futures and build the wealth they deserve.

We’re talking strategy, mindset, and money moves. If you’ve ever felt behind or unsure where to start with your money, this conversation is your wake-up call.

LINKS & RESOURCES

Kim’s Website – Wealth Legacy Institute

Money Secrets Book

Retirement Secrets Book

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If you've ever felt overwhelmed, ashamed, or stuck when it comes to money—you are not alone. In this powerful episode, Shannah sits down with Jessica Moorhouse, host of the More Money podcast and author of the new book Everything But Money, to unpack the emotional side of our finances that rarely gets talked about.

They dive into early money memories, inherited money trauma, ADHD and financial management, and why shame around money is more common than you think. This isn’t your typical money conversation—it’s raw, real, and necessary.

What you’ll hear in this episode:

Whether you’re navigating money shame, trying to get unstuck, or just curious about how your past might be driving your financial present—this episode will leave you feeling seen, empowered, and ready to take your next step.

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What would you do if you suddenly received a $600,000 payout? For my guests, Haley and Justin Brown-Woods, it felt like a financial dream come true—until it turned into a nightmare.

In this episode, they share their story of how a massive windfall led to unexpected financial struggles. We dive deep into the emotional impact of sudden wealth, how lifestyle inflation can quietly drain money, and why financial education is critical for making smart money decisions.

This conversation is raw, honest, and full of valuable lessons about money, relationships, and the emotional weight of financial decisions.

If this episode resonated with you, share it with a friend and leave a review. Your support helps bring these important money conversations to more people.

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Today, I'm introducing you to one of my favorite podcasts, Money For Couples. In Money For Couples, you’ll hear real stories and practical strategies to help you align on finances, stop money fights, and build a shared financial vision. I'm going to play a portion of that episode 192 for you now. If you want to hear more actionable strategies to build your rich life today, search “Money For Couples” wherever you listen to this podcast.

Listen to the full episode, as well as all Money For Couples Episodes:

192. “We spend 98% of what we make—Where is it all going?”

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Struggling to figure out if you're making the right money moves? Wondering if debt consolidation is actually a smart move—or just a financial trap? In this vault Ask Shannah episode, I’m answering two crucial money questions from listeners who need real, no-BS financial advice.

• How to know if your money is working for you (or against you)

• The key signs that you're building a solid financial foundation

• What to do when you're doing “everything right” but still feel stuck

• The truth about debt consolidation companies (what they don’t tell you)

• When debt consolidation actually helps—and when it’s a scam

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Money is complicated. It’s messy, stressful, and full of questions—Are you spending in a way that supports your goals? Saving enough for retirement? What’s the deal with all those investing acronyms? And how do you actually enjoy life through the financial rollercoaster?

In this vault episode, we revisit my conversation with legendary comedian Paula Poundstone, host of Nobody Listens to Paula Poundstone. Paula knows a thing or two about life’s financial ups and downs—because she once found herself $1 million in debt. Climbing out of that hole took years, resilience, and a whole lot of humor.

Paula shares how she tackled massive debt, the unexpected money lessons she’s learned, and why happiness isn’t found in a perfect bank balance—but in how you live your life. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by money, this episode is your reminder to breathe, laugh, and take back control.

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What if you’re moneying too hard? Financial stress, constant budgeting, and trying to “get it right” with money can leave you feeling exhausted. Enter financial therapist Amanda Clayman, host of Emotional Investment on Audible, who believes true financial wellness isn’t about working harder—it’s about aligning your behaviors with your values, setting loving boundaries, and shifting money from a “problem to be solved” to a source of empowerment.

And wait until you hear the wild story of her $19,000 haircut—it’s a lesson in money choices you won’t forget.

In this vault episode, we dive into:

• The infamous $19K haircut (yes, really)

LINKS:

Listen to Emotional Investment

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Everything is getting more expensive, and it’s not just inflation. The U.S. just slapped massive tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China, and that means your grocery bill, your next car, and even your favorite bottle of tequila are all about to cost way more. But why is this happening, and more importantly—what can you do about it?

In this episode, we break down:

This episode is all about giving you the game plan you need to survive and thrive in this new economy. Because feeling broke isn’t an option.

Listen in, take notes, and share this episode with someone who needs to know what’s coming.

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What if making more money isn’t the answer to your financial struggles?

In this episode, I chat with Germaine Foley, money coach and creator of the Do Both Method, to explore the emotional and psychological side of money management—especially for women.

They discuss why so many successful women still feel like they’re failing with money, how emotional spending and perfectionism sabotage financial success, and why you don’t have to choose between building wealth and enjoying life.

Germaine shares her personal journey from being over $200,000 in debt to achieving financial freedom, and how she helps women balance financial responsibility and joy. If you’ve ever felt guilty about money, stuck in cycles of avoidance, or overwhelmed by financial pressure, this episode is for you.

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In this powerful final episode of the Unraveling Your Relationship with Money series, forensic accountant Tracy Coenen joins me for a deep dive into the emotional and psychological ties we have with money. We explore how childhood experiences shape financial mindsets, why so many women struggle with financial control in relationships, and the hidden reality of financial abuse—a silent but devastating form of control many don’t even recognize.

Whether you’ve experienced financial struggles, fear of not having enough, or are navigating the challenges of divorce and money, this episode is a must-listen. We’re breaking the silence, busting myths, and giving you the tools to take back your financial power.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

Resources & Links Mentioned:

Listen to Tracy Coenen’s podcast: Find Me The Money

Get Tracy’s Divorce Money Guide book and more to help you protect your financial future: Divorce Money Guide

Read Shannah's book: Unraveling Your Relationship with Money

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