HeyJaredBanking On Girls
This podcast is for people raising and educating girls and young women, and explores the importance of early financial literacy.What should we be teaching girls so that they can gain skills and confidence in their own financial journey?Marina Batliwalla, a mother of three and…
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72: Fit Finances-How to Get Financially Healthy on Any Budget (opens the original)
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Dr. Jayne Greenberg has spent a career building healthier futures for young people — as a health and physical education executive, curriculum developer, author, and organizational leader. Her résumé includes developing Sports Science curriculums, moderating a Congressional briefing, coordinating Olympic Committee education programs, and serving as an advisor to President Obama's Council for Fitness, Sport and Nutrition. But long before any of that, Jayne was a young teacher figuring out how to m
71: How Tracy Hall lost everything to a master manipulator and her mission to educate parents on the online threat that's coming for your kids (opens the original)
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About This Episode Tracy Hall is an author, financial wellness speaker, and fierce advocate against scams and relationship fraud. Her book The Last Victim chronicles her own devastating experience being defrauded by notorious Australian conman Hamish McLaren — the subject of the podcast Who the Hell is Hamish? Tracy now channels that experience into helping others recognize and resist financial exploitation. In this episode, Tracy and Marina cover the psychology of fraud, who's most vulnerable,
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