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Ever notice that we will talk about everything before we talk about money? Sex? No problem. Politics? Bring it on. Money? Totally taboo. But not for long! Nicole Lapin— the only financial expert you don’t need a dictionary to understand, New York Times best-selling author, and host of Money Rehab— is here to rehab your wallet, so you can get your financial life together once and for all. Episodes are just ten minutes-ish... no frills, just bite-sized tips and tricks so you don’t waste any time.
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Olivia Ferney, a luxury travel agent for the ultra-wealthy, shares how she built her high-end concierge business, the outrageous demands of billionaire clients, and the surprising truths about wealth, relationships, and the value of time over money. Despite the glamour, she emphasizes that money doesn’t guarantee happiness and that setting boundaries — with clients and in personal life — is essential.
Negotiation is not about splitting differences or aggressive tactics, but about empathy, active listening, and understanding the other side’s psychology to create mutually beneficial outcomes. Chris Voss argues that the most effective negotiators are those who listen deeply, ask the right questions, and build trust through emotional intelligence.
Allison Ellsworth, founder of Poppy, sold her beverage company to Pepsi for about $2 billion, but the emotional aftermath was far more complex than the headline suggests. The real story isn’t just about wealth, but about identity, loss, partnership, and rebuilding purpose after a massive exit.
Glennda Baker has been a real estate broker for decades, built a massive social media following teaching everyday people how to buy and sell smart, and learned some of the biggest money lessons the hard way… including a divorce where her ex looked her in the face and called her a "cash cow." Today, she joins Nicole to share what she knows about protecting your wealth, winning in today's housing market, and building real estate into generational wealth. Glennda gets raw about her own financial trauma: the manipulation she didn't see coming in her marriage, the moment she was evicted to a vacant rental with her son and hit rock bottom, and why she will never get married again. She explains exactly how divorce hits women differently than men, including a hidden math problem most people miss when splitting a house at today's interest rates. Then Nicole and Glennda get into the real estate playbook. They fact-check the viral real estate advice flooding your feed, from writing letters to homeowners to get off-market deals, to using a HELOC for a down payment, to buying property through individual LLCs. Glennda also makes her case for why buying a house for your kid beats a 529, why private equity is keeping Bobby and Susie off the property ladder, and the one negotiation move every buyer should make at closing. Check out Nicole's financial literacy course The Money School Find a Financial Advisor or Financial Coach from Nicole's company Private Wealth Collective Watch video clips from the pod on Money Rehab's Instagram and Nicole Lapin's Instagram Follow Glennda on TikTok and Instagram Here's what Nicole covers with Glennda: 00:00 Are You Ready for Some Money Rehab? 01:21 Glennda's Origin Story 03:33 Should You Put Your Spouse's Name on Your House? 06:22 Prenups, Postnups, and Why Everyone Already Has One 07:03 Why Glennda Will Never Get Married Again 08:11 How Divorce Hits Women Differently 09:29 The Hidden Math Problem When Splitting a House 11:43 Glennda’s Money Trauma 17:09 Buying a House Together: What Needs to Be in Writing 20:19 Trusts vs. Putting the House in Your Kid's Name 24:30 Why Glennda Would Rather Buy a House Than Fund a 529 26:35 Real Estate vs. the Stock Market 28:09 Glennda and Nicole Play TikTok Trend or Truth? 38:13 The $47 Trillion Boomer Equity Problem 40:02 The Starter Home Myth 42:00 What Budget Do You Actually Need? 48:52 How Private Equity Is Locking Out Everyday Buyers 52:43 A Hard Look at Affordability 55:00 The 7 Ds of Real Estate 59:33 Closing Cost Strategy 01:03:03 Glennda Baker's Tip You Can Take Straight to the Bank All investing involves the risk of loss, including loss of principal. This podcast is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial, investment, or legal advice. Always do your own research and consult a licensed financial advisor before making any financial decisions or investments.
Nicole Lapin shares how opening financial accounts for her daughter—like a 529, custodial brokerage, and custodial Roth IRA—wasn’t just about saving for her future, but about healing her own relationship with money and breaking generational cycles of financial stress. These accounts leverage compound interest, tax advantages, and early financial education to give kids long-term freedom and options. By starting early, parents can turn modest contributions into life-changing sums, while also modeling healthy financial behaviors.
Birkin bags have become a high-performing alternative investment, with annualized returns potentially exceeding 18–20% for individual buyers and up to 25–27% net for institutional funds, thanks to manufactured scarcity, Veblen good dynamics, and a booming secondary market. The key to profiting isn’t just ownership—it’s access, timing, and scale.
Jason Oppenheim argues that we're entering a buyer's market in luxury real estate, especially in L.A., due to wealthy residents leaving and high interest rates. But his bigger prediction is that AI and robotics will soon trigger massive deflation, eliminate most jobs, and reshape human purpose — making now the time to rethink investment strategies and redefine what gives life meaning.
SpaceX is preparing for the largest IPO in history, targeting a $1.75 trillion valuation and aiming to raise $75 billion, which would dwarf past records like Alibaba’s $22 billion offering. While this IPO could democratize access to elite investments—with up to 30% of shares reserved for retail investors—the traditional IPO system remains deeply flawed, often underpricing shares to benefit institutional insiders at the expense of everyday investors.
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