Danielle and Genevieve give rapid-fire questions to one another's personal finance and career questions (and quick answers) for the last episode of Season 2. 

Some of the questions we cover in this episode:

Do you have a high income but still feel like you have no money at the end of your paycheck? This week, Danielle analyzes the budget of someone making $350,000 and the changes they need to make to get financial healthy.

Genevieve discusses a career situation that's all too common - you accept a new job, but your current employer changes their mind about a major issue you had with the company. If your company is considering Return to Office, this one's for you!

Ever been looking for a new job, just to hear that you're finally being promoted? Genevieve gives us ALL the things to consider when deciding whether to keep looking or to gleefully accept the promotion. This answer isn't black and white - this one is a must-listen!

With US inflation up over 8% year-over-year, what switches should you make in your investment portfolio? Danielle discusses the simple changes she's made to help edge inflation. P.S. It doesn't mean selling all of your stock positions!

If you are wondering how to reduce your income to the IRS and lower your tax burden, Danielle discusses 3 simple strategies to leave more money in your pocket. She saves about $10,000 annually in taxes by employing these strategies!

Already interviewing for a new job even though you've only been in your current job for 6 months? Genevieve shares interview tips to ensure you land the job.

You just put in your two weeks' notice, but your employer wants you to leave your job before your notice is up. Did you do something wrong? Genevieve lets us all in on whether this is a bad sign or just a normal HR practice.

Links discussed in the show: No, you aren’t required by law to give two weeks’ notice when quitting a job by VerifyThis.com & What to Know About Pay When You Give 2 Weeks Notice by The Balance

The coincidental question of whether taking out student loans for college is worth it...well, is it? Is trade school a better option? 

Danielle discusses the financial implications of either decision.  Similarly, Gen provides guidance on whether quitting school with 20 credits to go is worth it to pursue a trade instead. Should you follow money or your passion? We debate it in this episode.

This Tuesday's episode will be a bit delayed - stay tuned for updates later this week!

Genevieve and Danielle are back and discuss two hot button issues.   

1. Should you leave an interview if the Recruiter doesn't reveal the salary expectations after asking? Tune in if you are in any industry with high demand for your skills!

2. Everyone always says renting is throwing away money. But, is it? Danielle talks the decision to buy a condo vs. renting and the budget considerations before doing any large financial purchase.

Link discussed in the show: How much "house" can you really afford? Work backwards by entering the monthly payment you are comfortable spending in this calculator: https://www.chase.com/personal/mortgage/calculators-resources/affordability-calculator