Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin

Around the New Year, it's popular to make resolutions for health and wealth— but we typically put those goals into two separate categories. Today, Nicole makes the case for including money as a part of your overall health picture, and five tips to get financially fit this year.

What if we told you that the key to unlocking the next level of wealth is already programmed in your mind? Nicole gives you five research-backed hacks to wire your brain to save more money.

Taylor and SAG-AFTRA and AI, oh my!Today, Nicole is joined by exceptional journalist Mosheh Oinounou to bring you the five biggest stories in business in finance of 2023— it's a Spotify-Wrapped-meets-finance. An Economy Wrapped, if you will. Why look back? Well, the best way to prepare for the upcoming year, is to look at the one in the rearview. To listen to Mosh's amazing podcast, click here!

66% of Americans say that they plan on making a financial New Year's Resolution for 2024. But way too often, our resolutions set us up to fail. Here are five New Year's Resolutions that actually work.Want to start investing, but don't know where to begin? Go to moneyassistant.com and meet Magnifi, your AI money assistant, designed to help you make a plan for your financial goals.Want one-on-one money coaching from Nicole? Book a meeting with her here: intro.co/moneynewsnetwork 

Cash as a tool for saving sounds counterintuitive, no? Just listen.Stephanie Ruhle is a GOAT in the broadcast journalism space. She is the Host of 11th Hour on MSNBC and Senior Business Analyst for NBC News, and just overall a big deal. Today, she shares a wealth of career and finance advice: how to advance your career using your specific strengths, her big career regret you can learn from, and, yes, how she has recently used cash to actually *save* money.Originally aired 2/21/23

The latest conflict in the Middle East is a war that is entirely on an economic battlefield: the Red Sea. Nicole explains what you’ll see in the headlines soon, what you need to know now, and how to brace yourself for the economic fallout.

Merry Christmas to all who celebrate! Today Nicole sits down with perhaps the biggest celebrity she's ever had on the show: Santa Claus! But actually... today's guest's legal name is Santa Claus. He answers everything you want to know about being Santa— and even what you didn't know you wanted to know: how much he makes as Santa, how much that coat costs, what the cool Christmas gift is this year, whether he's been financially naughty or nice, the tax structure in the North Pole, and what he thinks of Tim Allen.Check out Santa Frank (including his BBQ and wedding page) here: https://www.facebook.com/santa.claus.50

Originally aired 2/2/23Nicole breaks down everything you need to know about buying a foreclosed home; like, whether it's a good move for you, how to find the best opportunities, and how to beat competing offers. As promised, here are the goods:https://homepath.fanniemae.com/https://www.homesteps.com/https://www.rockethomes.com/https://www.hud.gov/topics/homes_for_sale

If you haven't finished your Christmas shopping, let’s just rip the bandaid off: you can’t ship something today and have it get there in time for Christmas. Even with rush shipping… it’s just not going to happen. Nicole shares ten last-minute gifts that will get to your loved ones by Monday— and, won’t break the bank.Money Rehab’s Last-Minute Christmas Gift GuideAn IRL subscription like with Justin Wine (BONUS, get 15% off your order with code MONEY15); or Factor Meals (BONUS, get 50% off with code MNN50 at factormeals.com/mnn50)A URL subscription (check out the New York Times Cooking App or Headspace)An online course (check out Masterclass or Nicole’s Money School).An experience (check out Uncommon Goods or EventBrite).A roadmap to financial independence (check out Magnifi or Nicole’s book Rich Bitch).A gift they can personalize, without knowing how much you spent! (check out Sugarwish).A priceless conversation with a world-renowned entrepreneur on Intro.A donation to a cause they love, like World Wildlife Fund.Happy holidays!

In this week's round-up of the biggest headlines on Wall Street and how they affect your finances, Nicole unpacks: an early Christmas present from The Fed, good news on the housing market and why we're saying good riddance to exorbitant credit card late fees.