We are back for Season 2 of the TechGirl Financial Podcast.  This season, we will explore the various stages of the client journey with other financial professionals in real estate, mortgage lending, accounting, estate planning and others.  It promises to be an educational ride that will keep you informed with insights from our collaborate team of experts.

In the first Episode we lay the groundwork for the season, talk about recent market volatility and celebrate Life Insurance Awareness Month in September.

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In this episode we explore how insurance is used to protect investors and their families due to an untimely death or disability and the high cost of long term care.

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In this episode we explore college education planning and how you can prepare for the rising cost of education without sacrificing your own retirement.

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In this episode, we discuss the buzz surrounding recent IPOs in Silicon Valley, and what investors and employees of these companies should consider when startups go public.

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In this episode, Sam X Renick, founder and creator of Sammy Rabbit joins us to share how he is teaching kids great money habits using songs, stories and activities that are both engaging and sticky.  In our discussion we explore how Sam is empowering kids’ dreams and improving financial literacy through the development of great habits and strategic life skills. 

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In this episode, we discuss how you can spark joy and organize your finances by applying the KonMari Method created by tidying expert Marie Kondo- bestselling author and star of Netflix’s hit show “Tidying Up with Marie Kondo”, and founder of KonMari Media, Inc.

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In our final episode of our Talking About Money Series we move to the workplace to discuss how to apply the concepts and strategies of Kathleen Burns Kingsbury’s book to address how to leverage your strengths for better pay, flexibility and promotion.

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In this episode we continue talking about money to address money challenges at home with your kids and aging parents. 

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In this episode we continue talking about money at home with  your spouse or significant other and the specific areas you may want to address together.  The podcast recording provided a few surprises of our own as we discussed our own challenges with money and issues with holiday car commercials. 

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In this episode we dig deep by exploring the challenges individuals face when it comes to talking about money at home and in the workplace. Much of the discussion centers around the book Breaking Money Silence®, by author Kathleen Burns Kingsbury who defines the danger or not talking about money and the high price we pay for this silence.

Join us as we explore how you can identify your own money issues and the steps you can take to break through them and improve the dialogue with your spouse or significant other, your boss, your children and aging parents.

As always, we encourage all our listeners to be a part of our podcast. Please ask questions, make comments, and offer content suggestions for future shows. To participate, please send an e-mail to [email protected].  We also encourage you to find us on Facebook and Instagram and connect with our team on LinkedIn.

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