Yet another episode on the power of the mindset in guiding you towards success. Today’s focus is on getting your foot in the door—specifically, resume mistakes to avoid and advice on communicating your eagerness through actions
You just graduated and you’re already saving for retirement?! Me too. Join me for what I hope is a simplified explanation of Roth vs. Traditional 401ks and IRAs.
Anxiety + case interview = job offer?! Join me today for my tips on how to interview successfully, even when going to an interview is the furthest thing from comfortable.
COVID-19 has rocked our world (in the worst way). Is the news of a possible vaccine as promising as we’d like to believe? Is it realistic to believe that an injection will return us to a pre-Coronavirus world? Join me for a discussion of the vaccine and how to use the news to inform your investment decisions
I finished my final term at the University of Chicago during a global pandemic. The highlight? Seeing economist Steven Levitt’s face on Zoom twice a week. Join me for a presentation of some of my favorite concepts within the economic model of crime!
Join me for a discussion of general investment strategies as advertised in A Random Walk Down Wall Street by Burton Malkiel, as well as the delicate interplay between data and psychology within these strategies.
Join me for a strange foray into my intentions for a future podcast. In this introductory pilot, I will discuss the steps I am currently taking to educate myself so that I may soon educate you in personal finance!
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About Savvy Money
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A casual discussion of all things personal finance by a University of Chicago-educated, young female professional who admittedly graduated with no knowledge of personal finance