This week we meet a 38-year-old father based in Queens, New York, who has spent tens of thousands of dollars... more

Buying your first home is already a major money milestone—but having to do it on your own in an uncertain... more

This week we’re revisiting conversations we’ve had with four past expert guests about the most common things people overlook when... more

Real estate prices are extremely high, and now mortgage rates are also rising. Has first-time homeownership ever felt more out... more

Is it possible to take on major financial responsibilities such as buying a new home while you’re still paying down... more

Is now really a good time to be investing? With prices going up and the stock market falling, how should... more

Once you’ve paid off your debt, established an emergency fund, and started investing for retirement, you’ve got your financial fundamentals... more

It’s frustrating when you’re not getting what you want out of your career, whether it’s money, meaning, or in the... more

The wealth gap between young married couples and their single counterparts has more than doubled since 2010. It’s expensive being... more

More than half of American workers say they’re behind on their retirement savings, and 46% expect to retire with debt.... more

In this episode, Stefanie talks to a listener who is the first in her family to live, work and build... more

As prices rise on everything from food to housing, your paycheck may not be going as far as it used... more

Is now really a good time to be investing? With prices going up and the stock market falling, how should... more

What’s the real cost of having a baby? And how can you prepare for it? Host Stefanie O’Connell Rodriguez interviews... more

Alicia, a 49-year-old school psychologist and mother of two children, is juggling multiple money goals following her recent divorce: furnishing... more

It’s one thing to split expenses, but when you get married, what should you combine? What should you keep separate?... more

Once you’ve paid off your debt, established an emergency fund, and started investing for retirement, you’ve got your financial fundamentals... more

Buying your first home is already a major money milestone—but having to do it on your own in an uncertain... more

When Julia’s marriage ended she did not expect to lose half of her savings. Now that she’s thinking about getting... more

Student loan debt can make you feel like you’re never going to get ahead, especially when your total student loan... more