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Rich Girl Nation
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Mentioned in 14 episodes
Recommended by personal finance pros like Paula Pant, Farnoosh Charabi, and JL Collins.

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Tesla Sinks After Musk-Trump Beef & Can the Switch 2 Save Nintendo?
Recommended by Paula Pant, Farnoosh Tarabi, and JL Collins as a guide on building wealth for women.

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Meta Wants AI to Create Ads & Gen Z Could Save Chain Restaurants?
Recommended by Katie Gatti as a guide on wealth-building tailored for women, challenging traditional personal finance norms.

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Anxious Shoppers Love Dollar General & Meta Inks Nuclear Deal
Mentioned by
Neil Freeman and
Toby Howell as Katie Gatti Tassin 's new book about taking charge of our financial futures.



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Money with Katie Chats Financial Freedom & New Book "Rich Girl Nation"
Mentioned as Katie Gatti-Tossan 's debut book that is part systemic critique, part robust financial independence roadmap.

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How to Use Today's Economic Uncertainty to Get Closer to Your Dream Life
Recommended by Ryan Hawk as a book with fun stories and practical application tools to make a difference and change your life.

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639: Katie Gatti Tassin (Money with Katie) - Building A Media Business, The Morning Brew Acquisition, Knowing Your Retirement Number, & Living Up To High Expectations
Mentioned by Katie Gatti-Tossan as her new book, a cover reveal of which is the topic of this podcast episode.

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What's Next for The Money with Katie Show
Recommended by
Jean Chatzky as a roadmap for women to grow their wealth and tackle female financial obstacles.


Ep 479: Katie Gatti Tassin is Retiring Early: Here’s How She’s Doing It, And You Can Too
Mentioned by Katie Gatti-Tossan in chapter six, discussing different investment vehicles and maximizing flexibility.

How This "Financial Ethicist" Plans for the Future of Retirement
Recommended by Caroline Cake as a personal finance book that combines a systemic critique with rigorous financial advice.

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