HeyJaredBehind The Curtain: Money Made Simple
What if learning about money felt more like a backstage pass than a lecture? Behind the Curtain: Money Made Simple, hosted by Rockland Trust’s Financial Educator Julie Beckham, brings clarity, confidence, and creativity to personal finance.
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BONUS Episode: Students Closing the Financial Literacy Gap (opens the original)
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In this BONUS episode of Behind the Curtain: Money Made Simple, we celebrate Financial Literacy Day on Capital Hill by featuring recent local high school graduates Daniel Idemudia, Sophie Hong and Euniss Yoyo. Each of these students was motivated by a lack of access to financial education and turned that deficit into a mission to create opportunities to help their peers, their communities and themselves become financially literate. Policy makers, community activists and entrepreneurs, these thre
Homebuying Myths and Realities with Bob Driscoll (opens the original)
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In this episode of Behind the Curtain: Money Made Simple , Julie Beckham speaks with Bob Driscoll, Director of Consumer Real Estate at Rockland Trust, about the myths and realities of buying a home. Bob explains why there is no universally “bad” time to buy, why a 20% down payment isn’t always necessary, and how first-time homebuyer and down payment assistance programs can create opportunities. They also discuss the value of getting pre-approved, understanding your credit, working with a loan of
Let’s Get Loud: Why it's Time to Talk About Money (opens the original)
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In this episode of Behind the Curtain: Money Made Simple, Julie Beckham kicks off a new season with a fresh intention: get loud about money. Inspired by the trend of “loud budgeting,” Julie explores what can happen when we openly explain the financial choices we make and start conversations about our goals, priorities, and challenges. From a former student’s well-loved kindergarten backpack to conversations about brunch, home buying, college costs, and retirement, Julie examines how our everyday
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