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How do you save for tomorrow yet still have a life today? This is an important but delicate balance!
We spoke at the ReachingOut MBA or ROMBA conference in Chicago last month and one of the attendees asked us this very same question, and we think it’s a great topic for this show.
This is Queer Money episode #452, and today, we’re sharing how you can balance the needs for tomorrow with the desires and needs for today as part of our ongoing financial well-being series sponsored by Capital One.
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What is the most affordable LGBTQ+ friendly city in Kentucky?
It’s where 120,000 mint julips and 7,000 liters of bourbon are drunk in a single day and where even today governors must swear an oath before taking office that they have never fought a duel with deadly weapons.
It’s the birthplace of the red Corvette and, for Romey & Michelle fans, where Post-It Notes are produced.
This is Queer Money episode #451. And today, we’re sharing the most affordable, LGBTQ+ friendly city in Kentucky.
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How do you live a life of abundance even if you feel broke now?
This is Queer Money episode #450, and today money and life coach, Leisa Peterson guest on Queer Money episode #148 returns to share her answers to this question and more from our book, The Mindful Millionaire: Overcome Scarcity, Experience True Prosperity, and Create the Life You Really Want.
Stay tuned till the end to learn how you might win a free copy of Leisa’s book. Now, on with the show.
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The birthplace of Jazz and Louis Armstrong and home to the longest bridge over water in the world . . . the Lake Pontchartrain Causeway, which spans 24 miles.
Folklore says it’s where David’s favorite cocktail, the sazerac, was invented and it was home to America’s first World’s Fair in 1884, and if you couldn’t make it there you may have visited for Mardi Gras or Southern Decadence.
This is Queer Money episode #449. And today, we’re sharing the most affordable, LGBTQ+ friendly city in Louisiana.
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Hedge funds, private equity, structured products, collectibles. It sounds like investments for the already rich, right?
Think again!
On Queer Money episode #448 we’re talking with Kelly Ann Winget, the first millennial and out LGBTQ+ woman to found a private equity firm.
Kelly joins us today to share why and how those investment tools are for you, too.
Kelly’s the author of Pitch the Bitch and host of the Wealth Alpha. Kelly’s been featured all over from NPR to Forbes.
If you’re looking to diversify your portfolio, you want to catch this episode. So, let’s get on with the show.
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Discovered by The Vikings 1,000 years ago (only after the Native Americans tens of thousands of years before) and where 90% of the nation’s toothpicks are produced . . .
The only US state with a single-syllable name and also yields nearly 90% of the country’s lobster.
This is Queer Money episode #447. And today, we’re sharing the most affordable, LGBTQ+ friendly city in Maine.
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Women breadwinners, including those in same-sex relations, face unique challenges with their personal finances, including with investing.
How are personal finances different for these women and their families? What can be done to make personal finance, especially investing, more inclusive?
On this Queer Money episode, we’re joined by Carey Shuffman, Executive Director and Head of the Women’s Segment at UBS. UBS recently published its 2023 Own Your Worth study that will help us answer these questions.
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Its state sport is jousting, has the only state flag based on English heraldry - the coat of arms for the Calvert Family - and is where the 6-pack was invited - for beers, not abs.
It’s the birthplace of comedian Lewis Black, author Tom Clancy and musician Frank Zappa.
Speaking of authors, one of its city’s football teams is named after an Edgar Allen Poe story - and the Raven said “nevermore.”
This is Queer Money episode #445. And today, we’re sharing the most affordable, LGBTQ+ friendly city in Maryland.
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Wouldn’t you love to feel more capable, confident and in control of your money? That’s the definition of financial well-being, right?
As part of our ongoing financial well-being series with Capital One, we’re joined by Kerone Vatel, Head of Community Impact and Investment at Capital One, to share an exciting new collaboration between them and Khan Academy that will help you feel much better about your money . . . all for free.
This is Queer Money episode #444 and we’re sharing free tools and resources to improve your financial confidence.
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Home of the first public park, Boston Common, the birthplace of Lizzie Broden and the state with the chocolate chip cookie as its symbols - something we can get behind.
It was the sixth state to join the union, is where Fig Newtons were invented, where Dunkin Donuts was founded and technically the state where same-sex marriage was invented.
This is Queer Money episode #443, and we’re sharing the most affordable, LGBTQ+ friendly city in Massachusetts.
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