Single Women and Money: Everything You Need to Know w/ Margaret Price & Jill Gianola

"Without a clear understanding of money — how to get it, how to grow it and make it last — women can face a lifetime of fears about outliving their funds."  - Margaret Price & Jill Gianola...Already have those thoughts in mind? So do about 66 million single women in America. Traditionally expected to marry and be supported by their spouse, many women have not been schooled in finance — at least not at home. This knowledge gap can stifle their ability to manage in a financial crisis and can worsen their fears about old age. According to today's guests on the show, co-authors of Single Women and Money, Margaret Price and Jill Gianola, it's time to balance the financial scales. Society needs to scrap the traditional attitudes and discriminatory practices that economically harm women — especially singles. They deserve nothing less. Your host, Anastasia Barbuzzi, Margaret and Jill go all over the map in this episode. From discussing the inspiration behind Single Women and Money to "pink ghettos", the co-authors explain their comprehensive guide to helping women survive and thrive. They also point to the reasons why single women's financial issues have long been overlooked using real-life stories, data and expert insights. Single or not, this episode is for you. To learn more about Single Women and Money, tap or click here. To learn more about $HMONEY, visit shmoney.club and join us on…Instagram: @shmoneyradio / @shmoneyhoniesFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/shmoneyradioSound credits: Levels by Yung Kartz ($HMONEY theme song - intro/outro music)Edited and produced by Anastasia Barbuzzi, founder and creative director of $HMONEY ($HMONEY Radio).To get acquainted with your host, tap or click HERE.To subscribe to The #SundayScroll ☕, Anastasia’s weekly newsletter, tap or click HERE.To learn more about $HMONEY, visit shmoney.club and join us on...Instagram: @shmoneyradio / @shmoneyhoniesFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/shmoneyradioSound credits: Levels by Yung Kartz ($HMONEY theme song - intro/outro music)Edited and produced by Anastasia Barbuzzi, founder and creative director of $HMONEY ($HMONEY Radio).