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Should I Pay Off My Mortgage or Invest? (opens the original)
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You have extra money. Should you put it toward your mortgage or invest it? The answer is very different if your mortgage rate is 3% versus 7%. In this episode of She’s Talkin’ Money, I’m breaking down how I actually think through this decision with clients — because “always pay off your mortgage” and “never pay it off because you can make more in the market” are both examples of generic financial advice that leave out the most important part: your actual financial situation. We’re talking about
Am I Financially Ready to Change Careers? (opens the original)
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You make good money. You’ve built a career. You may have strong benefits, a title you worked hard for, and a life that looks successful on paper. But you’re tired. And maybe you keep thinking: I cannot do this for another 20 years. Then comes the next thought: But I can’t leave. I make too much money. In this episode of She’s Talkin’ Money, I’m breaking down what it actually takes to make a career change in your 40s without blowing up your financial life — and why changing careers does not neces
How Much Should I Have Saved by 40? (opens the original)
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How much should you have saved by 40? It’s one of those money questions that practically begs for a simple answer. Three times your salary. Check the box. Move on. Except your financial life does not work that way. In this episode of She’s Talkin’ Money, I’m breaking down why common age-based savings benchmarks can be useful as a starting point — but completely misleading when they’re treated like a verdict on whether you’re doing well or falling behind. Because someone who earned $75,000 for mo
Should I max out my 401(k)? (opens the original)
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Should you max out your 401(k)? If you’re making good money, already saving consistently, and have extra cash flow, it can feel like the obvious next step. But maxing out your 401(k) is not automatically the best financial decision — especially if most of your money is tied up in retirement accounts and you want more flexibility before age 65. In this episode of She’s Talkin’ Money, I’m breaking down how I actually think through this question with clients. We’ll talk about when employer matching
Can I Afford to Spend More Without Screwing Up My Future? (opens the original)
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You’re saving. You’re investing. You’re doing the responsible things. So why does spending money still make you nervous? In this episode, Shari answers a question a lot of successful women quietly wrestle with: Can I afford to spend more without putting my future at risk? Using her 50/30/20 approach to needs, wants, and wishes, Shari explains how to figure out whether you actually have room to spend more, why saving aggressively can sometimes become its own form of financial fear, and how to sep
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