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Hosted by Savvy Women Wealth Management · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 106 episodes
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You've spent a lifetime using your strengths as a woman to make smart decisions about life. Isn't it time to apply those same strengths to making financial decisions and investing?Listen in and learn how to apply your natural strengths as a woman to managing your finances and investing so you can accomplish more with your money. Without giving up lattes, wine or mani-pedis. Hosted by Catherine Magaña, CFP® & Rachel Ivanovich, EA, MBASavvy Women Wealth Management is an SEC Registered Investment Advisor
Savvy Women Wealth Management hosts Savvy Women Talk Money, a business show with 106 episodes published.
Retirement changes more than your daily routine—it changes where your income comes from. After decades of receiving a regular paycheck, suddenly you're responsible for creating one yourself. So when that employer paychec
There's no magic number when it comes to retirement income. While rules like the 4% withdrawal rule can offer a starting point, your retirement deserves more than a one-size-fits-all formula. In this episode, Catherine M
When someone recommends a stock, crypto opportunity, or the latest hot investment, should that conversation become your next investment decision? More importantly, are you following your plan—or theirs? In this episode o
Every year, countless employees unknowingly walk away from one of the most valuable workplace benefits available. The surprising part? Many are busy chasing investment returns while overlooking an opportunity that could
It seems like there's always a new "must-own" investment making headlines. But is it truly right for you, or are you just feeling the pressure to keep up? In this episode of Savvy Women, Catherine and Rachel explore how
A great company doesn't automatically make a great investment. Join Catherine and Rachel as they reveal how smart investors evaluate valuation, expectations, and long-term fit to determine whether an IPO is truly worth i
High-profile IPOs (Initial Public Offerings) often generate excitement, headlines, and fear of missing out—but does buying on day one really make sense? In this episode of Savvy Women, Catherine and Rachel explore when a
Most families don't realize the true cost of passing down a home until years after the decision has been made. In this episode of Savvy Women, Catherine and Rachel explore the hidden cost of passing down a family home an
Retirement is supposed to be the season of life when you finally have the time and freedom to enjoy the experiences you've been putting off for years. But how do you make travel a meaningful part of retirement without je
Retirement can last 20, 30, or even 40 years—but how do you know if your money can keep up? The reality is that many retirees aren't worried because they're spending too much. They're worried because they don't know if t
Think Non-Qualified Stock Options are just a tax issue? Think again. In this episode of Savvy Women , Catherine and Rachel explore the often-overlooked planning opportunities hidden inside NSOs. While many professionals
Markets fluctuate. Inflation rises. Headlines create fear. But what if the biggest investment risk isn't the market itself… it's misunderstanding risk altogether? In this episode of Savvy Women, Catherine and Rachel brea
What happens when a promotion changes not just your paycheck—but your entire tax strategy? In this episode of Savvy Women Talk Money, Catherine and Rachel break down the hidden complexity behind incentive stock options (
Your portfolio may look diversified on the surface—but is it really? In this Savvy Series episode, Catherine and Rachel unpack one of the most misunderstood concepts in investing: diversification. Because owning "a littl
Non-qualified stock options can be powerful, but only if you understand what actually happens to your taxes when you exercise. In this Savvy Series episode, Catherine and Rachel break down the hidden tax trap behind non-
Mutual funds are one of the most widely used investments—yet many investors hold them without fully understanding how they work, what they cost, or how they fit into a bigger strategy. In this Savvy Series episode, Cathe
How do bonds actually generate income—and are they as "safe" as you think? In this episode of Savvy Women , Catherine and Rachel go back to basics to break down one of the most commonly owned—but least understood—investm
What if the thing most investors own… is the thing they understand the least? In this Savvy Women Talk Money episode, Catherine and Rachel break down one of the most fundamental building blocks of investing: stocks—and w
Stock options can feel like a reward… until tax season tells a different story. In this episode of the Savvy Series, Catherine and Rachel break down what stock options and RSUs really mean for your financial life—and why
Tax season isn't just about filing — it's a window into your entire financial life. In this episode, Catherine and Rachel break down what your tax return is really telling you… and what most people completely miss. With
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Savvy Women Talk Money is hosted by Savvy Women Wealth Management. The show is categorised under business (investing) and has published 106 episodes.
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