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Are you exhausted from trying to make "ethical" financial choices in a system built for billionaires? This weekās episode of The Money Healing Club Podcast will redefine how you think about financial justice, mutual aid, and community care.
Host Rachel Duncan and Angie Fitzpatrick sit down with River Nice (they/them), a queer, anti-capitalist financial educator, to break down:
š "Yāall, this episode is packed. We talk about the financial systems stacked against us, but more importantlyāhow we take care of ourselves and each other anyway. I walked away from this conversation thinking about money in an entirely new way, and I hope you do too." āRachel
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River helps their clients with topics like budgeting, debt, financial emergency preparedness, investing, insurance, and planning how to afford life goals like gender transition, family planning, buying a house, and retirement in their signature 12 week program, Take Control of Your Money.
00:59 | Queer Budgeting & Financial Priorities
04:23 | Estate Planning for Chosen Families
10:57 | Ethical Investing & Harm Reduction
11:36 | The Hidden Costs of Capitalism in the Stock Market
14:42 | Balancing Financial Security & Social Justice
21:07 | Why "Personal Responsibility" is a Myth
23:58 | Alternative Retirement Planning for Queer & Nontraditional Families
25:55 | Mutual Aid & Collective Financial Solutions
29:53 | Rethinking Philanthropy & Radical Wealth Redistribution
36:51 | Practical Steps for Building Financial Resilience
42:26 | Final Thoughts & How to Work With River Nice
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S1E3: Women's Relationship with Earning (ft. Angie Fitzpatrick)
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š¢ Leave us a voicemail! What are your thoughts on queer financial planning, ethical investing, or mutual aid? Click the big orange button on our website and share your story: š www.moneyhealingclub.com/podcast
š” Start your money healing journey today! Use code PODCAST for 50% off your first month in the Money Healing Club:
š© Get my free mindful spending course:
š Full transcript available here:
By Rachel Duncan4.7
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Are you exhausted from trying to make "ethical" financial choices in a system built for billionaires? This weekās episode of The Money Healing Club Podcast will redefine how you think about financial justice, mutual aid, and community care.
Host Rachel Duncan and Angie Fitzpatrick sit down with River Nice (they/them), a queer, anti-capitalist financial educator, to break down:
š "Yāall, this episode is packed. We talk about the financial systems stacked against us, but more importantlyāhow we take care of ourselves and each other anyway. I walked away from this conversation thinking about money in an entirely new way, and I hope you do too." āRachel
Ā
River helps their clients with topics like budgeting, debt, financial emergency preparedness, investing, insurance, and planning how to afford life goals like gender transition, family planning, buying a house, and retirement in their signature 12 week program, Take Control of Your Money.
00:59 | Queer Budgeting & Financial Priorities
04:23 | Estate Planning for Chosen Families
10:57 | Ethical Investing & Harm Reduction
11:36 | The Hidden Costs of Capitalism in the Stock Market
14:42 | Balancing Financial Security & Social Justice
21:07 | Why "Personal Responsibility" is a Myth
23:58 | Alternative Retirement Planning for Queer & Nontraditional Families
25:55 | Mutual Aid & Collective Financial Solutions
29:53 | Rethinking Philanthropy & Radical Wealth Redistribution
36:51 | Practical Steps for Building Financial Resilience
42:26 | Final Thoughts & How to Work With River Nice
Ā
S1E3: Women's Relationship with Earning (ft. Angie Fitzpatrick)
Ā
š¢ Leave us a voicemail! What are your thoughts on queer financial planning, ethical investing, or mutual aid? Click the big orange button on our website and share your story: š www.moneyhealingclub.com/podcast
š” Start your money healing journey today! Use code PODCAST for 50% off your first month in the Money Healing Club:
š© Get my free mindful spending course:
š Full transcript available here:

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