She Talks Money

Welcome to $he Talks Money – your go-to podcast for creating wealth, achieving financial freedom, and living the dream life you've always wanted!Are you ready to unlock the secrets of multiple streams of income, build a killer investment portfolio, and design the life you deserve—all while prioritizing your health, wellness, and lifestyle? Whether you're a real estate pro, curious newbie, or seasoned investor, we've got you covered with practical tips, expert insights, and real-world strategies.

She Talks Money is a business podcast hosted by Jennifer Butcher, with 77 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Jennifer Butcher hosts She Talks Money, a business show with 77 episodes published.

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  Episode #75

  Caught in the Middle: How to Support Your Kids and Aging Parents Without Sacrificing Your Retirement

  Sep 29, 202615 minS1

  What happens when everyone you love needs something from you financially? In this episode of She Talks Money , we’re talking about the “sandwich generation”—adults, and especially women, who find themselves supporting their children and aging parents while trying to protect their own financial future. We’ll unpack the hidden financial cost of caregiving, from reduced work hours and growing debt to putting retirement savings on the back burner. More importantly, we’ll talk about the conversations and boundaries that can help you prepare before a family crisis forces you to make decisions under pressure. You’ll learn what to discuss with aging parents about income, insurance, long-term care, legal documents, financial expectations, and end-of-life wishes; how to navigate responsibilities with siblings; and how to support adult children in ways that move them toward independence rather than creating long-term dependence. Because your retirement account is not the family emergency fund. By the end of the episode, you’ll have a framework for holding a family money meeting and creating three financial guardrails: what you’re willing to do for your kids, what you’re willing to do for your parents, and what you refuse to sacrifice in the process.

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  Episode #75

  You Don’t Need Better Time Management—You Need Less to Manage | The Invisible Load, Ep. 2

  Sep 22, 202615 minS1

  What if you’re not bad at time management? What if you simply have too much to manage? In Episode 2 of The Invisible Load of Successful Women on She Talks Money , we’re challenging the idea that high-achieving women just need a better planner, a more disciplined morning routine, or another productivity hack. Sometimes, the problem is simply the math. When your calendar is overflowing with work, family responsibilities, appointments, household tasks, financial decisions, and the countless invisible details you’re expected to remember, there may not be enough hours in the day to do it all—no matter how organized you are. In this episode, we talk about reviewing your calendar like a bank statement and putting everything into four buckets: eliminate, delegate, automate, and protect. We’ll unpack why delegation means giving someone true ownership—not continuing to manage the task from behind the scenes—and how simple systems like autopay, recurring orders, and automated routines can reduce your mental load. We also get into the harder part: guilt, perfectionism, and the identity that can come from being the person everyone needs. You’ll hear why paying for convenience can be an investment in buying back your time, why kids can take on age-appropriate responsibilities, and why sometimes 80% is enough. Most importantly, we talk about protecting actual white space—the time that restores you instead of giving you another opportunity to be productive. Your challenge this week: Write down one thing you can eliminate, one thing you can delegate, one thing you can automate, and one thing you need to protect. Because maybe you don’t need to get better at managing everything. Maybe you need less to manage.

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  She Talks Money

  You Make Good Money… So Why Do You Still Feel Broke? with Justin Bennett

  Sep 15, 202635 min

  Making more money doesn’t automatically make you feel financially secure. This week on She Talks Money , I’m sitting down with financial coach and author Justin Bennett to talk about something so many people quietly struggle with: earning a good income but still wondering where all the money goes. Justin shares his own story of realizing that he and his wife had accumulated more than $100,000 in debt while living paycheck to paycheck—and how buying their first home became the wake-up call that forced them to look at their finances differently. We talk about why debt rarely happens overnight, why consolidation loans don’t fix the habits that created the problem, and why financial freedom has less to do with how much you make and more to do with how intentionally you manage what you have. Justin also walks us through his Financial Freedom Pyramid—from awareness and knowledge to commitment, momentum, and ultimately freedom—and explains why tracking your spending can be one of the most eye-opening things you do for your finances. We get into the psychology behind spending, the “cycle of regret,” budgeting without feeling like you can’t enjoy your life, and how couples can get on the same page financially without every money conversation turning into an argument. Because the goal isn’t to never spend money. It’s to know where your money is going, decide what actually matters to you, and build a financial life that gives you more freedom—not more stress. LevelUpYourFinances.com - Visit his website for information about his business and book!

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  Episode #73

  You’re Not Delegating If You Still Have to Ask: Part 1

  Sep 10, 202614 minS1

  Delegating isn’t saying, “Can you empty the dishwasher?” or “Can you take out the trash?” Because if I still have to notice it, remember it, ask for it, and follow up on it… I’m still managing it. In this solo episode of She Talks Money , I’m talking about what real delegation looks like—both at work and at home—and why so many women think they’re delegating when they’re actually just handing out individual tasks while still carrying the mental load. I share how I’ve learned to delegate ownership instead of assignments, why letting go of control is necessary if you want to grow, and how clear expectations can change the way your business and household operate. We’ll also talk about the uncomfortable part of delegation: accepting that someone else might not do something exactly the way you would—and learning when that’s completely okay. Because whether you’re building a business, managing a household, raising a family, or doing all three, you cannot be the person who notices, remembers, assigns, and follows up on everything. The goal isn’t to get better at doing it all. It’s to stop believing you have to.

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  Episode #72

  Creating a Home That Feels Like You with Brittany Hanson

  Sep 1, 202638 minS1

  In this episode of She Talks Money , I sit down with Brittany Hanson, owner of Hanson Haven Interior Design, for a conversation about creating a home—and a life—that truly feels good from the inside out. One of my favorite reminders from this conversation is that your home doesn’t have to be perfect to be meaningful. It doesn’t need to look like a magazine or follow every trend. Home should be a place that brings you peace, reflects who you are, and supports the way you actually want to live. Brittany and I also talk about something I care deeply about: women supporting women. I truly believe we are at our best when we encourage each other, celebrate each other’s wins, share what we’ve learned, and remind one another of what’s possible. Whether you’re creating a home, building a business, raising a family, or simply figuring out what you want your next chapter to look like, this conversation is a reminder that it doesn’t have to be perfect to be beautiful. It just needs to feel like yours. In this episode: 00:00 — Home Is Peace Why creating a beautiful home is less about perfection and more about creating a space that feels peaceful, personal, and intentional. 37:14 — Encouraging Women Why women supporting, inspiring, and encouraging other women can make such a powerful difference.

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