Hi!
I'm preparing a free financial resource guide for women. I plan to include helpful and women-focused websites, blogs, podcasts etc.
What are your go-to sources for financial advice and tools?
Jenny
Iynna·Apr 24, 2022Iynna·Apr 24, 2022I really like Her Money's podcast and website (Jen Chatzky runs it), The Financial Gym, The Financial Diet, and the podcast So Money (Farnoosh Torabi runs it
jennywhichello·Apr 25, 2022jennywhichello·Apr 25, 2022Thanks!
Nerdwallet tools are very helpful for me.
Me too! Thanks.
In my early 20s, I read Ramit Sethi’s I Will Teach You To Be Rich book and it made a huge difference in my financial literacy. For tools I use mint.com among a host of different investment tools.Now I read a handful of different blogs (Financial Samurai, some of the FIRE movement people on reddit). For a female author related to the early FIRE movement, I loved Vicki Robin’s Your Money or Your Life.Wish I had a resource now to teach about emerging types of investment opportunities like cryptocurrency, REIT, art investing, real estate, planning for upcoming life event finances (wedding, pre marriage finance discussions, buying a home, finances for planning for future kids, financial planning with and for aging parents, etc)
Thanks!
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