Lindy wants to better use her $300,000 equity without buying more real estate. Katie is concerned about redlining as she considers becoming a landlord. Claudia, from Germany, lacks knowledge about US real estate but wants to buy an apartment in Manhattan. The hosts tackle these questions and discuss options for utilizing home equity, the pros and cons of Section 8, the importance of local involvement, and advice on buying property abroad.

Entrepreneur Katie discusses her journey from academia to activism, grappling with identity, beliefs, and moral dilemmas. She reflects on her Jewish heritage, military service, and deep connection to Israel, emphasizing the complexities of power dynamics, conflict resolution, and the pursuit of a just society.

We made it to 100! We’re celebrating 100 episodes of Financial Feminist by going through the 10 things that are most likely standing in the way of reaching your own $100K (or really any financial goal). We’ll also hear from some of our community members, Scout, Irene, Katie, and Johanna, along the way, who are sharing their wins, from boosting their credit scores to finding better jobs and so much more. We’re so thankful that you’ve been with us for any amount of our 100 episodes –– to 100 more!Read transcripts, learn more about our guests and sponsors, and get more resources at: https://herfirst100k.com/start-here-financial-feminist-podcast Not sure where to start on your financial journey? Take our FREE money personality quiz! https://herfirst100k.com/quiz

Katie and Cal are in their mid-twenties and, after moving around a bit, they live back home in Alaska with their young children. They bring in about $100k a year and have a good chunk of debt, about $25k of that they transferred to Katie’s mom for a better interest rate—a move which has hopelessly entangled her in their finances.What do you do when a family member who means well (they all do) oversteps the line? Listen in to hear how Katie and Cal come to terms with the truth—that her mom’s influence has got to go—and how they might start to enact that very difficult change in their lives.Connect with Ramit Website Instagram Twitter Facebook YouTube Linkedin If you and your partner have a money issue and you want my help, I occasionally select a couple to work with, free of charge. Apply for my help here.Produced by Crate Media

Enneagram expert Dayo Ajanaku and guests Katie and KatyBoat dive into the Gut Triad made up of enneagram 8s, 9s, and 1s. They discuss learnings, experiences, relationships, and decision-making based on gut instincts. Exploring emotions, self-awareness, and relationships within the Gut Triad personalities. They also touch on finding joy, planning for Greece, and the courage of Enneagram nines.

Travel expert Katie discusses using points for family travel, freezing credit, Avianca sweet spots, best credit cards for lounges, and tips for traveling with neurodivergent kids. The podcast covers maximizing credit card rewards, budget-friendly Europe trips, kids' travel challenges, Hyatt lounge perks, Mexico travel tips, and luxurious suite experiences.

I hear from countless women who have a dream of starting a homestead and making it their full-time lifestyle.  Katie of Lost Oak Sheep Farm had the same dream, and she put her nose to the grindstone to make it a reality.  In our conversation, we talk through what it looked like for Katie to leave her full-time career as a teacher and begin her life as a stay-at-home homesteading mama raising sheep with a baby strapped to her back.  Whether the homesteading lifestyle seems like a far-off dream or it is your current reality, I know this chat with Katie will inspire you with what is possible! In this episode, we cover: Why Katie decided to go full-time in raising sheep on her farm How Katie’s efforts to save her household money turned into homesteading The reality of what it looks like to go from two full-time incomes down to one How to make money raising sheep Navigating work on a homestead with young kids in tow Adjusting to a new definition of productivity as a stay-at-home mom How to start a homesteading journey if you don’t have a lot of land Embracing the learning curve of homesteading skills Using the skills from your education or career to serve you in your role at home Addressing the financial concerns around transitioning from a career to home Adapting to each new season and challenge life brings How many acres do you need to raise sheep? View full show notes on the blog + watch this episode on YouTube. Thank you to our sponsors! Azure Standard | Use code SIMPLESUMMER10 at AzureStandard.com Carly Jean Los Angeles | Use code FARMHOUSE20 at CarlyJeanLosAngeles.com Toups and Co Organics | Use code FARMHOUSE at ToupsandCo.com Please see full show notes for more details on these offers. ABOUT KATIE Katie is a homesteading wife, mama, and shepherdess who spends her days raising lambs, growing cut flowers, working on farm projects, preserving garden food, and trying to glorify the Lord through it all. Tapping into those skills of self sufficiency allowed her to step away from her career and into the role of a stay-at-home farm mom. As a former teacher, she now hopes to teach and encourage others to pursue the simple life. CONNECT Katie Carrico of Lost Oak Sheep Farm | Website | Instagram | Facebook Lisa Bass of Farmhouse on Boone | Blog | YouTube | Instagram | TikTok | Facebook | Pinterest Join us in the Simple Farmhouse Life Facebook community!

Katie ist eine Entdeckerin und leidenschaftliche Wellenreiterin, die die Kraft von Geschichten liebt. In diesem Gespräch erklärt sie, wie die 12 Archetypen nach Carl Jung Marken helfen können, eine emotionale Verbindung zu ihrem Publikum aufzubauen. Sie beleuchtet, wie das Reptiliengehirn Kaufentscheidungen beeinflusst und warum Sympathie in der Kommunikation entscheidend ist. Mit spannenden Anekdoten und Einblicken zeigt sie, dass es bei der Markenstory nicht nur um Fakten geht, sondern um die Emotionen, die sie weckt.

Tara and Katie, guests on this podcast, share their entrepreneurial journeys as they discuss topics such as their million-dollar companies, work styles, and the unconventional schedules they follow. They explore the definition of the word 'bossy' and their experiences as assertive women. They also delve into the concept of a 'zone of genius', prioritizing tasks, and the pros and cons of different note-taking software. Additionally, they play a fun game where they guess the CEO lie.

Katie, an advocate for grants and blockchain tech, joins PaperImperium, a group dedicated to expanding blockchain grants. They discuss the Superchain initiative and how it’s revolutionizing grant programs. Learn about innovative eligibility criteria, integration of web2 credit systems for startups, and the significance of measurable success metrics. The duo also explores governance models, funding opportunities, and invaluable advice for grant applicants, all aimed at fostering a thriving ecosystem in the blockchain space.