This week, Maggie is chatting with Lily Liu, CEO of Piñata, the largest rental reward and credit building program for renters. In this episode, we talk about how to negotiate rent with your landlord, how to use rent payments to build up your credit score, and more.

This week, Maggie is chatting with Tammy Trenta, the founder and CEO of Family Financial. In this episode, they are talking about lowering your tax burden. If you worry about overpaying your taxes, this episode is for you.

This week, Maggie is chatting with Bessi Graham, award-winning entrepreneur and co-founder of Benefit Capital. In this episode, they are talking about how to avoid living someone else's idea of success. If you struggle with comparing yourself to others and want to identify your own sense of success, this episode is for you.

This week, Maggie is chatting with Daryl Fairweather, the chief economist of Redfin. In this episode, they are talking about the current competitive housing market, how to navigate bidding wars, and more. If you’re planning on buying a home someday, this episode is for you.

This week, Maggie is chatting with Snigdha Kumar, Head of Product Operations at Digit. In this episode, they talk about how to build and improve your credit history and get started on the path to financial wellness.

This week, Maggie is chatting with Katherine Salisbury, co-founder and co-CEO of Qapital. In this episode, they talk about how couples can manage their finances together. If you and your partner are struggling to manage your money together, this episode is for you.

This week, Maggie is chatting with MetLife's Roberta Rafaloff. In this episode, they chat about how millennials are on track to be the generation most likely to postpone retirement. If you’re worried about your own retirement planning, this episode is for you.

This week, Maggie chatting with Leah Neaderthal, a sales coach for women who run B2B consulting and coaching businesses. In this episode, they talk about the money story that finally allowed Leah to comfortably navigate conversations about money with her significant other, her family, her friends, and potential clients.

This week, Maggie is chatting with Connie Vanderzanden. In this episode, they are talking about how entrepreneurs can pay themselves more, save for taxes, and put more money in the bank.

This week, Maggie is chatting with Erika Seth Davies, the CEO of Rhia Ventures. In this episode, they talk about what corporations can do to support abortion access and other reproductive health issues.

This week, Maggie is chatting with Pam Krueger, the founder and CEO of Wealthramp. In this episode, they talk about the steps you should take and the financial mistakes to avoid, while you’re going through a divorce.

This week, Maggie is chatting with Ashley Feinstein Gerstley, money coach and author of Financial Adulting. In this episode, they are talking about what you can do to be a consumer activist. If you want to learn how to vote with your dollar, this episode is for you.

This week, Maggie is chatting with Elizabeth Renter, a Data Analyst at NerdWallet. In this episode, they talk about the steps you can take to buy your own home, and why this goal might be a little harder right now.

This week, Maggie is chatting with Tiffany Lam-Balfour, an investing spokesperson at NerdWallet. In this episode, they chat about how women can optimize their investments and prepare for retirement.

This week, Maggie chats with Sara Rathner, a credit cards and travel expert at NerdWallet. In this episode, they are talking about how to have tough money discussions at home, touching on topics like managing spending, gender bias, and discussing family finances during a crisis.

This week, Maggie is chatting with Chanelle Bessette, a banking specialist at NerdWallet. In this episode, they talk about different ways for people to save money, the transition to mobile banking and more.

This week, Maggie is chatting with Kelsey Sheehy, a small business expert at NerdWallet. In this episode, they talk about the challenges women entrepreneurs face when starting a business.

This week, Maggie is chatting with Anna Helhoski, a student loan expert at NerdWallet. In this episode, they talk about how student loans impact women and what steps you can take to protect yourself as federal student loans come out of deferment in 2022.

This week, Maggie chats with Tiara Abu, the founder and CEO of SHE CAN WORK. In this episode, they talk about why intersectional financial education is so important for women, and how Tiara is building a community that will encompass just that.

In this episode, Maggie is chatting with Daniela Corrente, the co-founder and CEO of Reel, a Save-to-Buy platform that is debunking the myth that debt is the only way to achieve our goals. They talk about mindful spending and how creating a discretionary fund can help you save up for any spending goal that you might have.

In this episode, Maggie is chatting with Jessica Pinckney, the executive director of ACCESS REPRODUCTIVE JUSTICE, a Reproductive Justice organization funding abortion and other reproductive healthcare. They talk about the economic impacts of abortion restrictions and bans, such as the one just signed into law in Texas. Abortion rights are imperative to women’s independence, safety, financial wellness, and more. Listen to this episode to learn what steps you can take to protect your own...

In this episode, Maggie is chatting with Robin Young, the President of Northstar Financial Planning. They talk about Robin’s work helping women navigate life’s transitions, particularly sudden and unexpected life changes like a partner or family member dying, getting a divorce, or losing your earned income. They also talk about how you can prepare for and protect yourself just in case you find yourself experiencing one of these life events. It’s not always a happy topic, but it’s an important...

In this episode, Maggie chats with Dana Mascalo about how Dana uses her training as a registered life planner to help her clients tune into their big vision and goals when planning for their financial future. Dana brings the personal into the financial and helps her clients become more mindful and aware of their finances. If you aren’t sure if financial planning is for you, check out this episode to learn about life planning.

In this episode, Maggie chats with financial attorney, Leslie Tayne, about her experience working in male-dominated industries. If you are currently in such an industry or hope to end up in one eventually, this episode is for you.