Naked Money Meetings

Being Nice Is Expensive

She has spent three years cleaning up the family finances. He has spent three years telling the kids to “ask Mom.” Then a relative’s wedding plans introduce a surprisingl

Your Financial Body Count

We’ve all slept with a few bad financial decisions. Some disappeared after one expensive night, some keep texting in the form of recurring charges, and others are still l

Your Husband Is Not A Retirement Plan

You may share a bed, a home, and a comfortable lifestyle, but could you run your financial life if your partner suddenly disappeared from it? In this Naked Money Meeting,

Tomorrow, We Get Naked

Naked Money Meetings start tomorrow. Nothing is off limits. Nothing is too embarrassing. And we're done pretending the most interesting parts of women's lives are inapp

Time To Bare It All

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Encore: When Can I Take A Vacation?

Revisiting this episode offers a thoughtful look at knowing when to postpone a vacation and when an experience is worth making room for. When it comes to money, the righ

Encore: You Only Live Once Spending

We are bringing you this episode again because its compassionate advice on navigating grief without spending away your financial security deserves another listen. It’s b

Encore: When Can I Treat Myself?

This episode is back for an encore because its advice on celebrating without slipping into old spending habits is worth hearing at every stage of the debt-free journey.

Encore: Get Your Business Out Of Debt

This encore episode has essential advice on keeping personal money out of your business and building a company that can sustain itself. Erin advises against bailing out

Encore: What’s Your Work Worth?

Revisit this encore episode for its clear, practical guidance on paying yourself without starving your business of the cash it needs to grow. Ever poured your heart, and

Encore: Scaling Your Business While Tackling Debt

This encore episode is worth another listen for its practical breakdown of how business owners can build a financial safety net without losing focus on growing their busi

Encore: Do You Interfere With Your Friend’s Money Mistakes?

This encore returns as a timeless reminder that caring about someone doesn’t mean taking responsibility for their choices. A listener sent in a question about her friend

Encore: Five Money Mistakes To Avoid

The path to financial progress isn’t always perfect, and knowing how to keep moving forward is a lesson worth hearing again. Emily sent in a note asking how to learn fro

Encore: Cash-Tastrophes

This encore episode offers a practical framework for turning an expensive mistake into a useful lesson and building stronger financial habits afterward. She wanted an af

Encore: Nicole + Michael Pay Off $53,146.39

We’re replaying this episode because Nicole and Michael show what can happen when two people stop waiting to feel motivated at the same time and start working the same pl

Encore: Jessica Pays Off $157,200.26 In 2 Years

Jessica’s story is the kind of reminder worth hearing twice: lasting financial change doesn’t come from doing money perfectly, but from finding a way forward that actuall

Encore: Suzanne Pays Off $85,000 In 23 Months

We chose this episode for an encore because Suzanne’s story is a powerful reminder that getting your money handled can change far more than your bank balance. What happe

Encore: Invest Or Pay Down Your Mortgage?

This one was worth bringing back because the question hasn’t changed, and neither has the fact that there’s no one-size-fits-all answer. Erin takes on the most asked mor