Wondering what the “underconsumption core” trend is all about? In this episode, find out what it is, what’s driving it, and three ways to avoid getting sucked into consumer culture.

For all my reality TV fans, this episode is for you. Today, I’m reacting to a viral clip from the Real Housewives and sharing money lessons we can all learn from their conversation.

Are you more excited about that pricey balloon arch for your kid’s birthday party than they are? In this episode, find out how to throw a memorable (and affordable!) birthday celebration your kid will love.

Should kids be paid for doing chores? I’ll share my honest opinion. Plus, you’ll learn how to teach your kids money management from a young age.

Is perfectionism keeping you from achieving your money goals? In this episode, you’ll learn three things to remember when perfection tries to stop you in your tracks and how you can stay motivated.

Whether you’re a “Venmo parent” or a “classroom parent,” we all want to show up for our kids without judgment. Well, today I’m putting the “Venmo vs. classroom parent” debate to rest, plus you’ll learn four things to remember the next time you feel tempted to compare.

Hanging out with Mom and Dad can be comforting, but is living with your parents actually holding you back? In this episode, learn five important steps that will prepare anyone to thrive in life on their own.

Spending more for a quality item that lasts can be a great way to save money in the long run. In this episode, find out which 11 purchases are worth the extra investment.

Blowing your savings on that designer purse may feel good in the moment, but in the end, trying to look rich will leave you stressed (and in debt)! In this episode, find out what living above your means is really costing you.

If you’re approaching retirement age but don’t have quite enough saved to stop working just yet—don’t panic. In this episode, I’ll share some important steps Gen X and above can take to get ready for their golden years.

I know when all your friends are buying new homes, comparison can creep in and make you feel like you’re falling behind. But in this episode, find out why it may actually be wiser to rent for a season.

Have you ever wondered how much White House staff and government officials actually get paid? In this episode, find out the surprising salaries of the bigwigs in Washington, D.C.

Few purchases are as exciting (and important) as buying a home. Whether you’re in the market or just starting your research, get answers to your questions about when to buy and how to find the right home.

With November approaching, I know the election is on everyone’s minds. That’s why I want to share three classic movie quotes about politics and money you’ll want to remember this season.

Even if you feel like you’re “middle class,” you might have leveled up financially and not even know it. In this episode, learn how to manage any income level like the “upper class.”

If you have a heart for adoption but feel overwhelmed by the process (and the costs), you’re not alone. In this special episode, author Marcy Bursac shares her tips as a foster mom.

Could where you bank actually be impacting your money? In this episode, I’ll break down the pros and cons of online banking to help you make the best choice.

Between holiday travel, decorating and all the festivities, these last few months of the year can get expensive quick! In this episode, learn my tips for how to enjoy this season without breaking your budget.

In this episode, money expert and certified foodie Jade Warshaw is joining me to talk about our favorite affordable fall recipes.

A fresh haircut, a clean car, an empty inbox—some things in life make you feel brand new. In this episode, you’ll learn five ways to reset your life and money that will leave you feeling at ease and ready for the new year.

Not once have I ever regretted choosing experiences over things. In this episode, find out why, plus five other financial lessons that have made all the difference for me.

How should your money habits change as you age? In today’s episode, find out what the book Die With Zero suggests—plus what I think is a better plan.

You don’t need a big inheritance to start building a legacy. Be encouraged that generational wealth can start with you! Check out this episode for three tips on how you can single-handedly change your family tree.

If you love Target as much as I do, then here are seven shopping (and saving) hacks you need to take advantage of the next time you go. (As if we needed any more reasons to love Target!)

Did you know that how you use your money can impact your happiness? Find out how you can achieve lasting financial happiness in this interview with social scientist Dr. Arthur Brooks.