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Where smart women sip, laugh, and get financially savvy.Welcome to Money Well Studio—the podcast where money talk is anything but boring. Hosted by Jennifer and Julie, two women who know their way around a spreadsheet and a cocktail menu, we dive into what it really takes to build financial confidence, independence, and well-being—especially for women.From the gender wealth gap to financial date nights, from confidence crushers to credit scores, you’ll get real talk, surprising stats, actionable tips, and maybe even a cocktail recipe to toast your financial rise.
MoneyWellStudio hosts Money Well Studio, a education show with 37 episodes published.
In the final installment of our AI and work series, we are bringing the conversation home to the kitchen table, the college tour, and the carpool line. Parents have always worried about whether they are preparing their k
Getting your first real job has always been stressful. But for today’s new graduates, the pressure feels different. The job market is tighter. Entry-level roles often ask for experience that new workers do not yet have.
AI may not take your whole job. But it might take the parts of your job that used to make you look busy. In this episode of Money Well Studio , Julie and Jennifer continue their AI and work series with a conversation for
AI may feel brand new, but the fear, disruption, and uncertainty around it are anything but. In this first episode of our four-part AI series, we go back in time to look at the Industrial Revolutions and what they can te
Show Notes What if one of the most powerful investing strategies didn’t require timing the market, picking the next hot stock, or even selling anything? In this episode of Money Well Studio, we’re diving into dividends—a
Retirement wasn’t always part of the plan—and today, it’s definitely not automatic. In this episode, we unpack how retirement evolved from Roman pensions to corporate guarantees… and how it quietly became your responsibi
What if your child’s financial future didn’t start with their first job, but at birth? In this episode, Jennifer and Julie break down 530A accounts which is a brand-new, government-backed investment account designed spec
In Part 2 of our pay gap series, we move from history to the policy architecture shaping women’s earnings in America. Joined by Vasu Reddy of the National Women’s Law Center , we examine what the pay gap actually measure
There are few numbers in American life more quoted and less understood than this one: Eighty-three cents. That is what women, on average, earn for every dollar paid to men. It is cited in headlines. Argued over on cable
Buckle-up sweethearts - Valentine's Day is upon us. In this episode, Jennifer and Julie unpack the expensive economics behind Valentine’s Day. From the holiday’s unusual historical roots to the modern phenomenon of “Red
February has a reputation problem—but it also brings one of America’s most fascinating seasonal markets: Girl Scout Cookie season . In this episode of Money Well Studio , Jennifer and Julie unwrap the surprisingly rich e
We came in with plans. January had intentions. And then… life punched us in the face. In this episode of Money Well Studio , Jennifer and Julie do a candid, funny, and refreshingly honest check-in on their New Year’s res
What do New Year’s resolutions really have in common with January gym memberships—and why do so many fail by February? In this episode of Money Well Studio , Julie and Jennifer reframe New Year’s resolutions through the
Julie and Jennifer unwrap the holiday classic National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation to find some surprisingly timeless financial lessons—most of them learned the hard way, courtesy of Cousin Eddie. With his RV parked in
Jennifer and Julie throw it back to the pastel-soaked, synth-scored world of Miami Vice , where Crockett and Tubbs fought crime in linen suits and speedboats. In this episode, they unpack how the glossy fantasies of the
In this festive edition of Money Well Studio , Julie and Jennifer unwrap the surprising relationship between joy and economics, while calling out Santa Claus for being the benevolent dictator that he is. From the frenzy
In this episode, Jennifer and Julie guide listeners through the essential steps and responsibilities that come with homeownership after closing. They discuss the importance of security measures, updating addresses, manag
Tick-tock, it’s time to mess with your clocks! In this episode of Money Well Studio , Jennifer Lowry and Julie Black dive head-first into the wild world of Daylight Saving Time —that twice-a-year ritual that leaves us al
In this episode of the Home Buying series, hosts Julie Black and Jennifer Lowry are joined by Charles Runnels, realtor with Compass Real Estate to discuss the emotional journey of house hunting, the importance of negotia
We are breaking in from our regular Home Buying Series to bring you a topical topic on the Federal Reserve. In this episode of Money Well Studio, hosts Jennifer and Julie explore the Federal Reserve's role in the economy
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