Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin

If you have been listening to Money Rehab, you will know just how chaotic the crypto world has been in the last few weeks. Crypto prices have been trending downward— and as a result, faith in crypto is also trending downward. To catch-up on crypto news and help investors plan, Nicole chats with Stacy-Marie Ishmael; Managing Editor, Cryptocurrencies at Bloomberg News and Host of the podcast Bloomberg Crypto.You can listen to Bloomberg Crypto here: https://www.bloomberg.com/podcasts/series/bloomberg-crypto 

Happy 4th of July, Money Rehabbers! In the spirit of the holiday, Nicole has a special message about financial independence, and how to overcome money mindf*cks. 

Originally aired Dec 7, 2021.On Money Rehab, Nicole does unpack the headlines that are in the current news cycle, no doubt about it. But today she’s throwing it back to a hot-button topic from our past. It is true that the only way to protect yourself from repeating history is to understand it, so that you can make different choices in the future. The subprime housing crisis is one that’s worth understanding—especially in today’s climate with questions swirling around crypto being a bubble.

Originally aired April 19, 2022.Money Rehabbers want to know: can you negotiate your rent after signing a lease? Be a fly on the wall as Nicole negotiates her rent with her landlord! Can Nicole get a better deal? You’ll have to tune in to find out!

This is personal for Nicole: after going through a miscarriage last year, her and her fiancé are considering surrogacy. In this two-part episode she follows the money trail of surrogacy with Teo Martinez, CEO of the surrogacy agency Growing Generations. In this episode, they discuss the financial implications for the surrogate. In Part 1 of their conversation, they discussed the financial implications for the intended parents.To learn more about Growing Generations, click here: https://www.growinggenerations.com/ Fertility Benefits Resources, Courtesy of Growing Generations: Each organization can assist prospective clients to identify if their explorer has benefits currently and also help begin the conversation if their employer does not provide benefits. CarrotEx.) Netflix, Stich FixRequesting fertility benefits at your companyMaking Donor Assisted Reproduction Safer - Mitera, Carrot & Growing GenerationsProgynyEx.) AT&T, FacebookTalking with your HR DepartmentWinFertilityEx.) Disney, HULUWinFertility Resources

This is personal for Nicole: after going through a miscarriage last year, her and her fiancé are considering surrogacy. In this two-part episode she follows the money trail of surrogacy with Teo Martinez, CEO of the surrogacy agency Growing Generations. In this episode, they discuss the financial implications for intended parents. Tomorrow, they discuss the financial implications for the surrogate.To learn more about Growing Generations, click here: https://www.growinggenerations.com/ 

Earlier this week, Nicole laid out why she thinks we’re in a recession. But does that automatically mean we’re doomed to repeat the same patterns of 2008? Not necessarily. Nicole is joined by Gary Kaminsky, finance industry veteran, to talk about what we can expect this recession to look like, oil prices, and the beautiful force of compounding interest. 

Nicole found a Reddit thread about financial expert Dave Ramsey that she found upsetting to say the least. If you’ve ever been burned by a financial expert, this episode is for you. Here are some of Nicole’s favorite peers in the financial literacy space:Tiffany Aliche and Mandi Woodruff: https://brownambitionpodcast.com/Barbara Corcoran: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/business-unusual-with-barbara-corcoran/id1378685290 Rashad Bilal and Troy Millings: https://www.youtube.com/c/EarnYourLeisure 

Your questions on these topsy-turvy economic times, answered.

Originally aired Nov. 4, 2021.The last two years have been marked by uncertainty in every area of our lives—including our finances. Today, Nicole gives her best tips on how to combat money anxiety.