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Hosted by Northwestern Mutual · business · EN · 32 episodes
Saving, spending, investing, splurging—money touches everything, and right now it can feel like the world is moving too fast to make a confident move. A Better Way to Money, from Northwestern Mutual, brings in top industry experts to help you cut through the noise, find your financial blind spots, and make moves that actually fit who you are and where you're headed. Because the right time to make a plan isn't later—it's now. That's A Better Way To Money.
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A Better Way to Money is hosted by Northwestern Mutual. The show has published 32 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Want to Know How to Live a Good Life? 85 Years of Harvard Research Has the Answer" (17 September 2026, 24 minutes), "What You Do With Your Money Matters More Than How Much You Have" (3 September 2026, 31 minutes), and "Childcare Choices, Costs, and How to Make a Plan (and a Backup Plan, Too)" (20 August 2026, 27 minutes).
A Better Way to Money publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 25 minutes across 32 episodes.
Booking probability for A Better Way to Money is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. A Better Way to Money requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. A Better Way to Money's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for A Better Way to Money are Investing & Wealth Management and Insurance Agencies & Brokers. A Better Way to Money has a business audience.
Northwestern Mutual hosts A Better Way to Money, a business show with 32 episodes published.
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Episode #12
What does it actually take to build a good life? Dr. Robert Waldinger has spent decades studying that question—and he has 85 years of data to back up his answer. As director of one of the longest-running studies of...
Episode #11
We spend a lot of time on this show talking about how to grow, protect, and plan with your money. But today’s guest has spent most of his career asking a different question: Once you have money, can the way you spend it...
Episode #10
Everyone tells you childcare is expensive. But knowing that and actually living it are two very different things. Host Jennifer Borget sits down with author and childcare expert Christina Eaglin—author of Who's Watching...
Episode #9
Thinking about a career pause to take care of your growing family? Host Jennifer Borget sits down with Neha Ruch–Stanford MBA, founder of The Power Pause, and USA Today bestselling author—to talk through the benefits of...
Episode #8
Most people picture a financial advisor behind a mahogany desk, running spreadsheets for people with serious money. Jonathon Gais grew up thinking the same thing—until he became one. Now, as VP of Client Experience and...
Episode #7
Most people dealing with debt don’t talk about it. They rationalize, minimize, or wait for a “better time” that never seems to arrive. Lynnette Khalfani-Cox did the same—reporting on personal finance for a living the...
Episode #6
Great news! AI will answer any financial question you have. The catch? It learned everything it knows from strangers on the internet. And despite that fact, a surprising number of millennials are using it to tell them...
Episode #5
<p>If you’re raising kids while also keeping an eye on your aging parents, you’re in good company—about half* of middle-aged Americans are right there with you. But most are figuring it out on the fly, making the...
Episode #4
<p>Want your relationship to go the distance? One of the best things you can do—especially if you’re getting married—is have an honest money conversation. Family law attorney and HelloPrenup founder Julia Rodgers joins...
Episode #3
<p>The career ladder you planned to climb? It’s looking a lot shakier these days. Host Jennifer Borget is joined by author Simone Stolzoff—author of The Good Enough Job and How to Not Know—to explore what building a...
A Better Way to Money
<p>Buying a home has never felt more daunting—and for a lot of people, it feels impossible to buy the right property for the right price. Real estate investor and podcast host Henry Washington has been there. He went...
Episode #1
<p>How is it that we can know exactly what to do with our money, and still not do it? Host Jennifer Borget sits down with behavioral scientist Dr. Wendy De La Rosa to shed light on the structural forces that make it so...
Episode #0
<p>The world is changing fast, and your financial life is changing with it. </p><p><br></p><p>In Season 3 of A Better Way to Money, host Jennifer Borget and a lineup of renowned experts help you navigate your next...
Episode #9
<p>Money isn’t just math, it’s emotions, values, and tough conversations. In this bonus episode, financial therapist Aja Evans and Northwestern Mutual’s Lauren Yoder join host Jennifer to unpack two common money...
Episode #8
<p>Have you ever felt anxious that you’re not living out your life’s purpose... or worried you don’t even know what it is? Jordan Grumet, author of Taking Stock and The Purpose Code, is a hospice physician who left...
Episode #7
<p>Between school drop-offs, back-to-back meetings and skyrocketing summer camp costs, parenting today can feel like a never-ending juggling act. In this episode, Dr. Whitney Casares, pediatrician, author and founder of...
Episode #6
<p>Worrying about the future is inevitable, but it doesn't need to be all consuming. Kate Sweeny, Professor of Psychology and Associate Dean for Graduate Academic Affairs at the UC Riverside Life Events Lab, has spent...
Episode #5
<p>If the thought of managing your money has you feeling stressed, you're not alone. In this episode, best-selling author and entrepreneur Kate Northrup joins Jennifer to explore how to bring a sense of peace back into...
Episode #4
<p>Starting or growing your family is exciting, but it can also raise tough questions about your career and finances. In this episode, Jennifer sits down with Allison Whalen, founder and CEO of Parentaly, to talk about...
Episode #3
<p>Whether you're eyeing your first place, considering an upgrade or weighing the benefits of renting, navigating today’s real estate market can feel overwhelming. Beyond price, there are many factors that can impact...
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Estate Planning Attorney and Sandwich Generation Survival Guide Podcast Host
author of The Good Enough Job and the upcoming How to Not Know
Coach
board-certified therapist, speaker, and writer specializing in financial therapy, Financial Therapy Association
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