Money and relationships

Episode 3 of the Black Girl Finance podcast, hosted by Selina Flavius, titled "Money and relationships" was published on January 25, 2022 and runs 31 minutes.

January 25, 2022 ·31m · Black Girl Finance

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This week we are preparing for valentines day and talking about money and relationships.  Selina shares her views on young women being expected to give up their hopes, dreams and goals for a relationship, based upon some social media posts she has seen recently asking for advice. She is also discussed who should split the bill on a date, how to discuss money in a relationship and sharing a bank account.  It's a very personal episode you may disagree with.  Let us know what you think about the Spotify polls.  This weeks episode is sponsored by the investing research app - Genuine Impact -  you'll get 14 days free trial to all Premium features, no card required. Plus, use my link below and you get an extra 1-month free Premium (worth £8)! https://genuineimpactapp.page.link/3h9X Don't forget to subscribe, like and share this episode. 

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This week we are preparing for valentines day and talking about money and relationships.

Selina shares her views on young women being expected to give up their hopes, dreams and goals for a relationship, based upon some social media posts she has seen recently asking for advice. She is also discussed who should split the bill on a date, how to discuss money in a relationship and sharing a bank account. It's a very personal episode you may disagree with. Let us know what you think about the Spotify polls.

This weeks episode is sponsored by the investing research app - Genuine Impact - you'll get 14 days free trial to all Premium features, no card required. Plus, use my link below and you get an extra 1-month free Premium (worth £8)!

https://genuineimpactapp.page.link/3h9X

Don't forget to subscribe, like and share this episode.

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