Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin

Originally aired 9.10.21Today’s Money Rehabber Kevin wants to provide for his family. But he’s struggled to make a budget because his income relies mostly on inconsistent tips from delivering pizza and sporadic commission from real estate gigs. In Kevin’s Listener Intervention, Nicole creates a budget that will stick.

Originally aired 3.21.21Fashion mogul and denim maven Paige Adams-Gellar (yes, the creator of PAIGE jeans) discuss how she built her business by trusting her gut, literally working through trauma, and the power of asking for help.

Because personal finance isn’t taught in school, when it comes to money, we turn to the source for all of our answers to the questions that don’t get discussed in the classroom: our parents. This has been on Money Rehabber Reyna’s mind. Today, Nicole invites her on the show to give her advice on raising money-minded kids.PS: you too can get your answer questioned on Money Rehab— and we can keep you anonymous, if that's your jam! Send us your burning questions here: https://forms.gle/A4DEc52uYCxRUk6C9Here's the book Reyna is lovin': https://nicolelapin.com/product/miss-independent/

We'll be honest, we have some bad news: gas prices are going to jump in July. Nicole explains the change, and how— despite the price hikes— you can save at the pump.

Flood insurance. It sounds super boring and a "not now" issue, but it's actually a huge deal that could f*ck you over. Nicole explains how floods are simultaneously getting more common and harder to insure. Plus, Nicole breaks down the latest on Pride backlash and what student loan borrowers need to get in order before August.

The SEC is suing Binance, the world’s largest crypto exchange, and the company’s CEO Changpeng Zhao for 13 different securities violations. Nicole unpacks Binance's sketchy behavior, what outcomes the SEC is hoping for, and how crypto prices have been— and will continue to be— affected.For the Told Ya So moments: https://moneynewsnetwork.com/shop/crypto-bro-crop-hoodie/

It sounds extremely counterintuitive, but pro investors root for market downturns. In the second part of their conversation, Nicole and Josh Brown (The Reformed Broker) explain why. Plus, Nicole and Josh unpack where the big investing opportunities are right now, whether we're in a recession and Josh's favorite resources for learning investing strategy.

Originally aired 10.22.21Nicole got a weird email, and that’s all the details you're going to get. You’ll have to listen to get the full story… and it’s a doozy.

Originally aired 6.2.21Melissa Ben-Ishay tells Nicole Baked by Melissa’s whirlwind origin story, her tips on building a team, and how she learned the language of business.

When the term “personal brand” first entered the zeitgeist, people were stoked to talk about it—but the conversation went sour because, let's be honest, the phrase got overused by people with cheesy personal brands. And that's a real shame because thinking about your "personal brand" is a tool that can help you leapfrog in your career. This Help Wanted episode is proof - and Money Rehabbers have to hear it.When Nicole and Entrepreneur Magazine editor in chief Jason Feifer get a listener-submitted question about building a personal brand on their podcast Help Wanted, they decide to phone-a-friend: Aliza Licht, an incredible marketing guru. Jason, Nicole and Aliza take the caller through an exercise that you can use to build your reputation, get recognition for the work you love and secure the opportunities you've always wanted.Find Aliza's latest book, On Brand, here: https://alizalicht.com/on-brandSubscribe to Help Wanted here: https://link.chtbl.com/85RcT5bT