“The best way to predict tomorrow is by creating it” would correctly describe the theme of the episode. Host Meeta and the insightful Jermina give you the keys to financial freedom, educating you about the basics of money management tailored for women, reiterating the importance of prioritizing financial needs and overcoming guilt around spending and investing.  As the episode unfolds, Jermina navigates through crucial topics, including creating a financial grid, teaching yourself about various financial instruments like bank accounts, mutual funds, insurances and bonds, encouraging you to start with small investments. You’ll also learn why regular investment reviews are necessary and how women’s active participation in family discussions is vital for their voice and confidence. This conversation is a required one, for it discusses why financial empowerment isn’t just about money—it’s about gaining the motivation to take control of your life. Tune in to find out money essentials for every woman and inspire yourself to start securing your financial future. **Moolah Wisdom series is brought to you by Moolah for Women, a financial and empowerment platform for women that makes finance simple, fun, and easy to understand, irrespective of the age, background, and geography.** To know more visit<a href="http://www.moolahforwomen.com" target="_blank" style="background-color: transparent; color: rgb(0, 0, 0);"> </a><a href="http://www.moolahforwomen.com" target="_blank" style="background-color: transparent; color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">www.moolahforwomen.com</a>Connect with us on Instagram @moolahforwomenEmail: <a href="mailto:contact@moolahforwomen.com" target="_blank" style="background-color: transparent; color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">contact@moolahforwomen.com</a>

“The best way to predict tomorrow is by creating it” would correctly describe the theme of the episode. Host Meeta and the insightful Jermina give you the keys to financial freedom, educating you about the basics of money management tailored for women, reiterating the importance of prioritizing financial needs and overcoming guilt around spending and investing. As the episode unfolds, Jermina navigates through crucial topics, including creating a financial grid, teaching yourself about various financial instruments like bank accounts, mutual funds, insurances and bonds, encouraging you to start with small investments. You’ll also learn why regular investment reviews are necessary and how women’s active participation in family discussions is vital for their voice and confidence.This conversation is a required one, for it discusses why financial empowerment isn’t just about money—it’s about gaining the motivation to take control of your life.Tune in to find out money essentials for every woman and inspire yourself to start securing your financial future.**Moolah Wisdom series is brought to you by Moolah for Women, a financial and empowerment platform for women that makes finance simple, fun, and easy to understand, irrespective of the age, background, and geography.**To know more visit www.moolahforwomen.comConnect with us on Instagram @moolahforwomenEmail: contact@moolahforwomen.com

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MoolahWisdom#6: Money essentials for every woman

Parents! With money not growing on trees, we’ve got all the answers y'all are looking for to help you raise money-smart kids! Listen in to get practical strategies on teaching your children essential money management skills with our seasoned expert, Jermina. She’ll tell you about the importance of developing your children’s relationship with money from an early age and how to help them understand that it’s neither an ultimate goal nor an evil necessity, but an integral part of life. We’ll also discuss how involving children in significant financial decisions has benefits such as building confidence and responsible decision-making, turning them away from poor habits such as unnecessary purchases. Conversations in the episode also touch on showing kids the joy money can bring and give, and the magic of seeing their investments grow over time! This episode is your classroom to learn from Jermina’s insights to help you equip your children to understand the true value of money, right from their weekly allowance to more complex financial decisions.  Financial literacy is a necessary life skill, just like any other. Tune in to encourage your kids to start learning it early. **Moolah Wisdom series is brought to you by Moolah for Women, a financial and empowerment platform for women that makes finance simple, fun, and easy to understand, irrespective of the age, background, and geography.** To know more visit<a href="http://www.moolahforwomen.com" target="_blank" style="background-color: transparent; color: rgb(0, 0, 0);"> </a><a href="http://www.moolahforwomen.com" target="_blank" style="background-color: transparent; color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">www.moolahforwomen.com</a>Connect with us on Instagram @moolahforwomenEmail: <a href="mailto:contact@moolahforwomen.com" target="_blank" style="background-color: transparent; color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">contact@moolahforwomen.com</a>

Parents! With money not growing on trees, we’ve got all the answers y'all are looking for to help you raise money-smart kids!Listen in to get practical strategies on teaching your children essential money management skills with our seasoned expert, Jermina. She’ll tell you about the importance of developing your children’s relationship with money from an early age and how to help them understand that it’s neither an ultimate goal nor an evil necessity, but an integral part of life.We’ll also discuss how involving children in significant financial decisions has benefits such as building confidence and responsible decision-making, turning them away from poor habits such as unnecessary purchases. Conversations in the episode also touch on showing kids the joy money can bring and give, and the magic of seeing their investments grow over time!This episode is your classroom to learn from Jermina’s insights to help you equip your children to understand the true value of money, right from their weekly allowance to more complex financial decisions. Financial literacy is a necessary life skill, just like any other. Tune in to encourage your kids to start learning it early.**Moolah Wisdom series is brought to you by Moolah for Women, a financial and empowerment platform for women that makes finance simple, fun, and easy to understand, irrespective of the age, background, and geography.**To know more visit www.moolahforwomen.comConnect with us on Instagram @moolahforwomenEmail: contact@moolahforwomen.com

MoolahWisdom#5: Teaching kids about money

When life throws you an unexpected curveball, do you have the financial preparedness to tackle it head-on? Are you confident in your understanding of your investments and the implications of your financial decisions? No need to let these questions keep you up at night. In this episode, we've got you covered! Host Meeta is in conversation with her guest co-host Jermina, who shares a deeply personal story of facing an unforeseen tragedy, reflecting on the necessity of financial planning to navigate challenging and uncertain times, such as creating a will, organizing paperwork and openly discussing financial matters within families.  With regard to securing finances, “Never put off until tomorrow what you can do today” is a quote that aptly describes the theme of this episode. The conversation also investigates the world of financial investments and Jermina will advise you on how to be the captain of your financial ship, especially when it sails in stormy seas. Tune in to understand the value of being financially aware, budgeting wisely and planning for the future because life is not always fair.  **Moolah Wisdom series is brought to you by Moolah for Women, a financial and empowerment platform for women that makes finance simple, fun, and easy to understand, irrespective of the age, background, and geography. To know more visit<a href="http://www.moolahforwomen.com" target="_blank" style="background-color: transparent; color: rgb(0, 0, 0);"> </a><a href="http://www.moolahforwomen.com" target="_blank" style="background-color: transparent; color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">www.moolahforwomen.com</a>Connect with us on Instagram @moolahforwomenEmail: <a href="mailto:contact@moolahforwomen.com" target="_blank" style="background-color: transparent; color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">contact@moolahforwomen.com</a>

When life throws you an unexpected curveball, do you have the financial preparedness to tackle it head-on? Are you confident in your understanding of your investments and the implications of your financial decisions? No need to let these questions keep you up at night. In this episode, we've got you covered!Host Meeta is in conversation with her guest co-host Jermina, who shares a deeply personal story of facing an unforeseen tragedy, reflecting on the necessity of financial planning to navigate challenging and uncertain times, such as creating a will, organizing paperwork and openly discussing financial matters within families. With regard to securing finances, “Never put off until tomorrow what you can do today” is a quote that aptly describes the theme of this episode. The conversation also investigates the world of financial investments and Jermina will advise you on how to be the captain of your financial ship, especially when it sails in stormy seas.Tune in to understand the value of being financially aware, budgeting wisely and planning for the future because life is not always fair. **Moolah Wisdom series is brought to you by Moolah for Women, a financial and empowerment platform for women that makes finance simple, fun, and easy to understand, irrespective of the age, background, and geography.To know more visit www.moolahforwomen.comConnect with us on Instagram @moolahforwomenEmail: contact@moolahforwomen.com

MoolahWisdom#4: Life is not always fair

Ever wondered if you could balance indulging in life's pleasures without compromising on your serious, long-term financial goals? We promise you it's possible! Listen in as Meeta Gupta is joined by her guest co-host Jermina, to talk about the joy and responsibility of money management. This conversation is all about balancing the serious aspects of saving for long-term goals like education, retirement, and loan payments, with the fun side of indulging in things that bring us joy.  Jermina shares her personal stories of indulgence in jewelry, wristwatches, and gifting loved ones, emphasizing the importance of planning and saving for these treats. She also touches on charity, describing it as a feel-good form of indulgence, where both formal and informal contributions can make a difference. This episode is not just about managing money but about making it work for you in a way that brings joy and fulfillment.  We'll share tips on smart financial planning, effective budgeting, and determining the worth of an indulgence.  We share tips on determining when an indulgence is worth the cost and how to decide when it's time to upgrade big-ticket items.  It's time you realized that money should be used to create joy and it's perfectly okay to spend it on things that make you happy, as long as it's done in a planned and responsible manner.  So, tune in and let's make the most out of our money! **Moolah Wisdom series is brought to you by Moolah for Women, a financial and empowerment platform for women that makes finance simple, fun, and easy to understand, irrespective of the age, background, and geography. To know more visit<a href="http://www.moolahforwomen.com" target="_blank" style="background-color: transparent; color: rgb(0, 0, 0);"> </a><a href="http://www.moolahforwomen.com" target="_blank" style="background-color: transparent; color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">www.moolahforwomen.com</a>Connect with us on Instagram @moolahforwomenEmail: contact@moolahforwomen.com

Ever wondered if you could balance indulging in life's pleasures without compromising on your serious, long-term financial goals? We promise you it's possible!Listen in as Meeta Gupta is joined by her guest co-host Jermina, to talk about the joy and responsibility of money management. This conversation is all about balancing the serious aspects of saving for long-term goals like education, retirement, and loan payments, with the fun side of indulging in things that bring us joy. Jermina shares her personal stories of indulgence in jewelry, wristwatches, and gifting loved ones, emphasizing the importance of planning and saving for these treats. She also touches on charity, describing it as a feel-good form of indulgence, where both formal and informal contributions can make a difference. This episode is not just about managing money but about making it work for you in a way that brings joy and fulfillment. We'll share tips on smart financial planning, effective budgeting, and determining the worth of an indulgence.  We share tips on determining when an indulgence is worth the cost and how to decide when it's time to upgrade big-ticket items. It's time you realized that money should be used to create joy and it's perfectly okay to spend it on things that make you happy, as long as it's done in a planned and responsible manner. So, tune in and let's make the most out of our money!**Moolah Wisdom series is brought to you by Moolah for Women, a financial and empowerment platform for women that makes finance simple, fun, and easy to understand, irrespective of the age, background, and geography.To know more visit www.moolahforwomen.comConnect with us on Instagram @moolahforwomenEmail: contact@moolahforwomen.com

MoolahWisdom#3: Having fun with your money

Ever wondered how to master the art of money conversations? Tune into this engaging conversation between Meeta Gupta and Jermina Menon, a proud member of the 'sandwich generation', to unravel the importance of transparent and open discussions about finances.  Money dates, Jermina suggests, are an essential part of our lives - as crucial as household talks about education, health, or relationships. She provides illuminating insights into the art of organizing your financial investments and ensuring they are easily accessible, and not just tucked away in the back of your closet. As the conversation progresses, Jermina spotlights her journey of supporting both her parents and her son, underlining the need for women to be in control of their finances. Financial transparency, she states, is not an option but a necessity in today's world. She highlights the significance of understanding financial matters and stresses the need for women to step up and steer the family finances. Jermina also shares a valuable nugget on how she secured her child's future by investing a small sum of money every month; indeed, a lesson for all modern-day parents. The climax of our discussion with Jermina explores the essence of financial unity in marriage. It's not just about love; it's also about money, she candidly shares. She narrates her personal experience of financial teamwork with her husband and how they began investing together. Jermina beautifully blends the concepts of partnership and finances, crafting a compelling narrative about the power of financial unity in a marriage.  This episode is a goldmine of practical financial advice, mirrors life's real scenarios, and is a beacon of hope for those navigating the choppy waters of managing finances. Join us, and together let’s break the silence around money. **Moolah Wisdom series is brough to you by Moolah for Women a financial and empowerment platform for women that makes finance simple, fun,and  easy to understand, irrespective of the age, background, and geography. To know more visit <a href="http://www.moolahforwomen.com" target="_blank" style="background-color: transparent; color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">www.moolahforwomen.com</a>Connect with us on Instagram @moolahforwomenEmail: <a href="mailto:contact@moolahforwomen.com" target="_blank" style="background-color: transparent; color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">contact@moolahforwomen.com</a>

Ever wondered how to master the art of money conversations? Tune into this engaging conversation between Meeta Gupta and Jermina Menon, a proud member of the 'sandwich generation', to unravel the importance of transparent and open discussions about finances. Money dates, Jermina suggests, are an essential part of our lives - as crucial as household talks about education, health, or relationships. She provides illuminating insights into the art of organizing your financial investments and ensuring they are easily accessible, and not just tucked away in the back of your closet.As the conversation progresses, Jermina spotlights her journey of supporting both her parents and her son, underlining the need for women to be in control of their finances. Financial transparency, she states, is not an option but a necessity in today's world. She highlights the significance of understanding financial matters and stresses the need for women to step up and steer the family finances. Jermina also shares a valuable nugget on how she secured her child's future by investing a small sum of money every month; indeed, a lesson for all modern-day parents.The climax of our discussion with Jermina explores the essence of financial unity in marriage. It's not just about love; it's also about money, she candidly shares. She narrates her personal experience of financial teamwork with her husband and how they began investing together. Jermina beautifully blends the concepts of partnership and finances, crafting a compelling narrative about the power of financial unity in a marriage. This episode is a goldmine of practical financial advice, mirrors life's real scenarios, and is a beacon of hope for those navigating the choppy waters of managing finances. Join us, and together let’s break the silence around money.**Moolah Wisdom series is brough to you by Moolah for Women a financial and empowerment platform for women that makes finance simple, fun,and  easy to understand, irrespective of the age, background, and geography.To know more visit www.moolahforwomen.comConnect with us on Instagram @moolahforwomenEmail: contact@moolahforwomen.com 

MoolahWisdom#2: Having Money Dates

Ready to elevate your financial game? Brace for some Moolah Wisdom!  In the very first episode of the series, Meeta Gupta gets chatting with the guest co-host, Jermina Menon, a retail marketing specialist turned investor as she walks us through her personal journey with money, starting from the age of 18. She takes us back to the 80s, sharing anecdotes about her initial steps in saving and investing as a young girl and highlighting why it was vital for her to have extra cash for her needs and wants.  We also delve into the significance of saving at least 10% of your income – a simple yet powerful step towards financial stability.   We then shift gears to the topic of financial goals, a cornerstone of sound wealth management. Jermina underscores how clear financial objectives can turbocharge our savings and investment outcomes. More than that, she stresses the essence of focus and consistency in our wealth-building journey.  But the golden nuggets don’t end there! As we round up our chat, we engage in a spirited discussion about the hallmarks of financial success – having a solid financial plan, starting early, and exercising patience with our money.  If you're looking to demystify finance, create happy money and build a better future, this episode is a must-listen! **Moolah Wisdom series is brough to you by Moolah for Women a financial and empowerment platform for women that makes finance simple, fun, and easy to understand, irrespective of the age, background, and geography. To know more visit <a href="http://www.moolahforwomen.com" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(17, 85, 204); background-color: transparent;">www.moolahforwomen.com</a>Connect with us on Instagram @moolahforwomenEmail: <a href="mailto:contact@moolahforwomen.com" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(17, 85, 204); background-color: transparent;">contact@moolahforwomen.com</a>

Ready to elevate your financial game? Brace for some Moolah Wisdom! In the very first episode of the series, Meeta Gupta gets chatting with the guest co-host, Jermina Menon, a retail marketing specialist turned investor as she walks us through her personal journey with money, starting from the age of 18. She takes us back to the 80s, sharing anecdotes about her initial steps in saving and investing as a young girl and highlighting why it was vital for her to have extra cash for her needs and wants. We also delve into the significance of saving at least 10% of your income – a simple yet powerful step towards financial stability.  We then shift gears to the topic of financial goals, a cornerstone of sound wealth management. Jermina underscores how clear financial objectives can turbocharge our savings and investment outcomes. More than that, she stresses the essence of focus and consistency in our wealth-building journey. But the golden nuggets don’t end there! As we round up our chat, we engage in a spirited discussion about the hallmarks of financial success – having a solid financial plan, starting early, and exercising patience with our money. If you're looking to demystify finance, create happy money and build a better future, this episode is a must-listen!**Moolah Wisdom series is brough to you by Moolah for Women a financial and empowerment platform for women that makes finance simple, fun, and easy to understand, irrespective of the age, background, and geography.To know more visit www.moolahforwomen.comConnect with us on Instagram @moolahforwomenEmail: contact@moolahforwomen.com 

MoolahWisdom#1: Start early with savings and investments

Welcome to the Moolah Wisdom Series on the Moolah Talks Podcast! This is the place where you say bye to financial fears and say ‘Hello’ to happy and empowered money management! Meet your hosts:Meeta Gupta: Financial Life Coach and Founder of Moolah for Women Meeta Gupta, a seasoned finance professional, with an MBA in Finance is passionate about empowering women and transforming their financial well-being. She has over 30 years of experience in the field of finance and her dream is to free women from years of social conditioning and shift their mindset to “Women can take charge of their finances.” Email: <a href="mailto:contact@moolahforwomen.com" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(17, 85, 204); background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);">contact@moolahforwomen.com</a>Linkedin Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/meeta-gupta-7822771a/ Jermina Menon: Retail Marketing SpecialistJermina is the founder of Knowetic, a strategic retail consultancy that helps brands navigate omni-channel challenges. She is also the Co-founder of <a href="http://uniqin.ai/" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(17, 85, 204); background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);">uniqin.ai</a>, a retail tech startup that helps D2C brands sell profitably on Amazon. Connect with her at: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/jermina/" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(17, 85, 204); background-color: transparent;">https://www.linkedin.com/in/jermina/</a> **Moolah Wisdom series is brought to you by Moolah for Women a financial and empowerment community for women that makes finance simple, fun, and easy to understand, irrespective of age, background, and geography. To know more visit <a href="http://www.moolahforwomen.com" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(17, 85, 204); background-color: transparent;">www.moolahforwomen.com</a>Connect with us on Instagram @moolahforwomen

Welcome to the Moolah Wisdom Series on the Moolah Talks Podcast!This is the place where you say bye to financial fears and say ‘Hello’ to happy and empowered money management!Meet your hosts:Meeta Gupta: Financial Life Coach and Founder of Moolah for WomenMeeta Gupta, a seasoned finance professional, with an MBA in Finance is passionate about empowering women and transforming their financial well-being. She has over 30 years of experience in the field of finance and her dream is to free women from years of social conditioning and shift their mindset to “Women can take charge of their finances.”Email: contact@moolahforwomen.comLinkedin Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/meeta-gupta-7822771a/Jermina Menon: Retail Marketing SpecialistJermina is the founder of Knowetic, a strategic retail consultancy that helps brands navigate omni-channel challenges. She is also the Co-founder of uniqin.ai, a retail tech startup that helps D2C brands sell profitably on Amazon.Connect with her at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jermina/**Moolah Wisdom series is brought to you by Moolah for Women a financial and empowerment community for women that makes finance simple, fun, and easy to understand, irrespective of age, background, and geography.To know more visit www.moolahforwomen.comConnect with us on Instagram @moolahforwomen

Season 2 is LIVE!

Retirement is not the end of the road but the highway to freedom. Retirement is a golden period of one’s life. You have stopped working and your kids are married. You have ample time on your hands, so you can dedicate it to doing things that you love like taking up a hobby, traveling and socializing.But women tend to cling to the past and if they are financially dependent on their children, it becomes difficult for them to indulge into certain activities. In this episode, hosts Meeta Gupta and Ritu Prasad talk about the importance of taking charge of your finances and physical well being in your active years. It is essential to plan for your retirement and not rely on your children. They talk about how generally women outlive men and later feel lonely but it doesn’t have to be that way. If you take care of your physical health and finances, you can enjoy your retirement to the fullest. Listen to the entire episode to understand how you can take ownership after retirement and enjoy this golden phase of your life.  **Season 1 of Moolha Talks is taking a closer look into the social conditioning, challenges, and financial decisions that women go through at various life stages and how is it that we can seize our power back across these life stages. So follow Moolah Talks and stay tuned!** Take your first step towards financial education - watch the FREE 2-hour Masterclass at <a href="bit.ly/moolah-talks-masterclass" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">bit.ly/moolah-talks-masterclass</a> Only for Moolah Talks listeners - 10% discount on Finance Essential Course. Use the coupon code MOOLAH10. Avail the offer here <a href="https://tinyurl.com/27yel45a" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://tinyurl.com/27yel45a</a> **This podcast is produced and managed by <a href="bit.ly/dfyp" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Done for you Podcasts</a>**

Retirement is not the end of the road but the highway to freedom. Retirement is a golden period of one’s life. You have stopped working and your kids are married. You have ample time on your hands, so you can dedicate it to doing things that you love like taking up a hobby, traveling and socializing.But women tend to cling to the past and if they are financially dependent on their children, it becomes difficult for them to indulge into certain activities. In this episode, hosts Meeta Gupta and Ritu Prasad talk about the importance of taking charge of your finances and physical well being in your active years. It is essential to plan for your retirement and not rely on your children. They talk about how generally women outlive men and later feel lonely but it doesn’t have to be that way. If you take care of your physical health and finances, you can enjoy your retirement to the fullest. Listen to the entire episode to understand how you can take ownership after retirement and enjoy this golden phase of your life.  **Season 1 of Moolha Talks is taking a closer look into the social conditioning, challenges, and financial decisions that women go through at various life stages and how is it that we can seize our power back across these life stages. So follow Moolah Talks and stay tuned!**Take your first step towards financial education - watch the FREE 2-hour Masterclass at bit.ly/moolah-talks-masterclass Only for Moolah Talks listeners - 10% discount on Finance Essential Course. Use the coupon code MOOLAH10. Avail the offer here https://tinyurl.com/27yel45a**This podcast is produced and managed by Done for you Podcasts**

Life After Retirement: Exploring the Phase of a Woman's Journey

Ever heard of the Empty Nest Syndrome?Do you think you have it?For the uninitiated, empty nest syndrome is when your kids grow up and leave the house for better opportunities. Most women are struggling with an empty nest as they know that once a kid steps out, they only come back as a guest. Women have to re-adjust their hectic life as suddenly they have a lot of extra time on their plate. In this episode, hosts Meeta Gupta and Ritu Prasad share that there are three stages to the nest syndrome- Grief, Relief and Joy.It is a time when the next chapter begins in a woman’s life. They can re-evaluate their priorities and work on projects that took a backseat because of the responsibility of the kids. They can spend time learning a new hobby or traveling.It is also an ideal time to take back the charge of finances and understand about their investments and assets.This conversation will give you a new perspective on the phase of empty nest syndrome. It will motivate you to try new things and also take charge of your finances. Listen to the entire episode as there are a lot of takeaways from this episode that you can incorporate in your life.  **Season 1 of Moolha Talks is taking a closer look into the social conditioning, challenges, and financial decisions that women go through at various life stages and how is it that we can seize our power back across these life stages. So follow Moolah Talks and stay tuned!** Take your first step towards financial education - watch the FREE 2-hour Masterclass at <a href="bit.ly/moolah-talks-masterclass" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">bit.ly/moolah-talks-masterclass</a> Only for Moolah Talks listeners - 10% discount on Finance Essential Course. Use the coupon code MOOLAH10. Avail the offer here <a href="https://tinyurl.com/27yel45a" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://tinyurl.com/27yel45a</a> **This podcast is produced and managed by <a href="bit.ly/dfyp" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Done for you Podcasts</a>**

Ever heard of the Empty Nest Syndrome?Do you think you have it?For the uninitiated, empty nest syndrome is when your kids grow up and leave the house for better opportunities. Most women are struggling with an empty nest as they know that once a kid steps out, they only come back as a guest. Women have to re-adjust their hectic life as suddenly they have a lot of extra time on their plate. In this episode, hosts Meeta Gupta and Ritu Prasad share that there are three stages to the nest syndrome- Grief, Relief and Joy.It is a time when the next chapter begins in a woman’s life. They can re-evaluate their priorities and work on projects that took a backseat because of the responsibility of the kids. They can spend time learning a new hobby or traveling.It is also an ideal time to take back the charge of finances and understand about their investments and assets.This conversation will give you a new perspective on the phase of empty nest syndrome. It will motivate you to try new things and also take charge of your finances. Listen to the entire episode as there are a lot of takeaways from this episode that you can incorporate in your life. **Season 1 of Moolha Talks is taking a closer look into the social conditioning, challenges, and financial decisions that women go through at various life stages and how is it that we can seize our power back across these life stages. So follow Moolah Talks and stay tuned!**Take your first step towards financial education - watch the FREE 2-hour Masterclass at bit.ly/moolah-talks-masterclass Only for Moolah Talks listeners - 10% discount on Finance Essential Course. Use the coupon code MOOLAH10. Avail the offer here https://tinyurl.com/27yel45a**This podcast is produced and managed by Done for you Podcasts**

Life After the Empty Nest : A Woman's Journey

Do you think the biggest irony of life for a woman is going through a divorce?Divorce agreement shakes up a woman’s world completely. If she is a homemaker, it affects her financially and makes her feel abandoned. At the same time, if she is working, she still feels lost as she has the constant feeling of not belonging anywhere.Many women stay in bad marriages due to these reasons, plus they also hope that their situation will get better but most of the time that doesn’t happen.Join your hosts Meeta Gupta and Ritu Prasad in this important episode as they discuss the reasons behind a divorce, coping with divorce as a woman, and how to be prepared for a divorce. They feel that every woman should be prepared for the worst while living and hoping for the best. Women should take charge to build awareness around their own and their husband’s wealth, have knowledge about their rights, and form a support system even when everything is going in the right direction.It is essential to even understand that managing money is a life skill and it’s important to acquire it.Listen into the entire episode to know how you can form a growth mindset and ditch the old and boring victim mindset. **Season 1 of Moolha Talks is taking a closer look into the social conditioning, challenges, and financial decisions that women go through at various life stages and how is it that we can seize our power back across these life stages. So follow Moolah Talks and stay tuned!** Take your first step towards financial education - watch the FREE 2-hour Masterclass at <a href="bit.ly/moolah-talks-masterclass" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">bit.ly/moolah-talks-masterclass</a> Only for Moolah Talks listeners - 10% discount on Finance Essential Course. Use the coupon code MOOLAH10. Avail the offer here <a href="https://tinyurl.com/27yel45a" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://tinyurl.com/27yel45a</a> **This podcast is produced and managed by <a href="bit.ly/dfyp" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Done for you Podcasts</a>**

Do you think the biggest irony of life for a woman is going through a divorce?Divorce agreement shakes up a woman’s world completely. If she is a homemaker, it affects her financially and makes her feel abandoned. At the same time, if she is working, she still feels lost as she has the constant feeling of not belonging anywhere.Many women stay in bad marriages due to these reasons, plus they also hope that their situation will get better but most of the time that doesn’t happen.Join your hosts Meeta Gupta and Ritu Prasad in this important episode as they discuss the reasons behind a divorce, coping with divorce as a woman, and how to be prepared for a divorce. They feel that every woman should be prepared for the worst while living and hoping for the best. Women should take charge to build awareness around their own and their husband’s wealth, have knowledge about their rights, and form a support system even when everything is going in the right direction.It is essential to even understand that managing money is a life skill and it’s important to acquire it.Listen into the entire episode to know how you can form a growth mindset and ditch the old and boring victim mindset. **Season 1 of Moolha Talks is taking a closer look into the social conditioning, challenges, and financial decisions that women go through at various life stages and how is it that we can seize our power back across these life stages. So follow Moolah Talks and stay tuned!**Take your first step towards financial education - watch the FREE 2-hour Masterclass at bit.ly/moolah-talks-masterclass Only for Moolah Talks listeners - 10% discount on Finance Essential Course. Use the coupon code MOOLAH10. Avail the offer here https://tinyurl.com/27yel45a**This podcast is produced and managed by Done for you Podcasts**

Empowering Women: Examining the Irony of Divorce and Building a Growth Mindset

Motherhood is such a special phase of your life but does it mean that your career has to take a backseat during that time?Taking career breaks due to family reasons is one of the toughest choices in a women’s journey. Many women are forced to choose one at a given phase in life. Some take career breaks while others stressfully leave their children with house help or day care facilities.What does financial independence look like for a homemaker and when they are restarting career after break? Tune into this episode as hosts Meeta Gupta and Ritu Prasad talk about how women need to create a solid support system at home, talk about the financial situation of raising a child with their partner and navigate their career goals too.Their conversations will help you to understand that you are not alone and it is okay to admit that managing everything is hard and overwhelming but there is always a way out. Listen to the entire episode to know that it is okay to have financial goals as a woman and why is it necessary to take steps to fulfill them. **Season 1 of Moolha Talks is taking a closer look into the social conditioning, challenges, and financial decisions that women go through at various life stages and how is it that we can seize our power back across these life stages. So follow Moolah Talks and stay tuned!** Take your first step towards financial education - watch the FREE 2-hour Masterclass at <a href="bit.ly/moolah-talks-masterclass" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">bit.ly/moolah-talks-masterclass</a> Only for Moolah Talks listeners - 10% discount on Finance Essential Course. Use the coupon code MOOLAH10. Avail the offer here <a href="https://tinyurl.com/27yel45a" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://tinyurl.com/27yel45a</a> **This podcast is produced and managed by <a href="bit.ly/dfyp" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Done for you Podcasts</a>**

Motherhood is such a special phase of your life but does it mean that your career has to take a backseat during that time?Taking career breaks due to family reasons is one of the toughest choices in a women’s journey. Many women are forced to choose one at a given phase in life. Some take career breaks while others stressfully leave their children with house help or day care facilities.What does financial independence look like for a homemaker and when they are restarting career after break? Tune into this episode as hosts Meeta Gupta and Ritu Prasad talk about how women need to create a solid support system at home, talk about the financial situation of raising a child with their partner and navigate their career goals too.Their conversations will help you to understand that you are not alone and it is okay to admit that managing everything is hard and overwhelming but there is always a way out. Listen to the entire episode to know that it is okay to have financial goals as a woman and why is it necessary to take steps to fulfill them. **Season 1 of Moolha Talks is taking a closer look into the social conditioning, challenges, and financial decisions that women go through at various life stages and how is it that we can seize our power back across these life stages. So follow Moolah Talks and stay tuned!**Take your first step towards financial education - watch the FREE 2-hour Masterclass at bit.ly/moolah-talks-masterclass Only for Moolah Talks listeners - 10% discount on Finance Essential Course. Use the coupon code MOOLAH10. Avail the offer here https://tinyurl.com/27yel45a**This podcast is produced and managed by Done for you Podcasts**

Empowering Your Financial Future: Navigating Money Matters as a Career Woman Post-Marriage

As a woman do you feel that marriage is the most important milestone in your life? Have you left your high paying job and shifted cities because your husband was working/found a job in another city?As a woman, have you faced workplace biases?Unfair, isn’t it?But, this is how it has been for the past so many years. It’s now time to shake these biases!In this episode, hosts Meeta Gupta and Ritu Prasad share their stories of how they faced workplace biases and left the careers of their choice post marriage. They also share some experiences of other women who chose to maintain their financial security and independence post marriage thereby giving a path for women to follow. Their conversations will encourage you to break the notion of being financially dependent on other people as a woman. These candid sharings will help you to take charge of your financial security and well-being.  Listen to the entire episode and find tips to manage money dynamics better post marriage. **Season 1 of Moolah Talks is taking a closer look into the social conditioning, challenges, and financial decisions that women go through at various life stages and how is it that we can seize our power back across these life stages. So follow Moolah Talks and stay tuned!**Take your first step towards financial education - watch the FREE 2-hour Masterclass at <a href="bit.ly/moolah-talks-masterclass" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">bit.ly/moolah-talks-masterclass</a> Only for Moolah Talks listeners - 10% discount on Finance Essentials Course. Use the coupon code MOOLAH10. Avail the offer here <a href="https://tinyurl.com/27yel45a" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://tinyurl.com/27yel45a</a> **This podcast is produced and managed by <a href="bit.ly/dfyp" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Done for you Podcasts</a>**

As a woman do you feel that marriage is the most important milestone in your life? Have you left your high paying job and shifted cities because your husband was working/found a job in another city?As a woman, have you faced workplace biases?Unfair, isn’t it?But, this is how it has been for the past so many years. It’s now time to shake these biases!In this episode, hosts Meeta Gupta and Ritu Prasad share their stories of how they faced workplace biases and left the careers of their choice post marriage. They also share some experiences of other women who chose to maintain their financial security and independence post marriage thereby giving a path for women to follow. Their conversations will encourage you to break the notion of being financially dependent on other people as a woman. These candid sharings will help you to take charge of your financial security and well-being.  Listen to the entire episode and find tips to manage money dynamics better post marriage. **Season 1 of Moolah Talks is taking a closer look into the social conditioning, challenges, and financial decisions that women go through at various life stages and how is it that we can seize our power back across these life stages. So follow Moolah Talks and stay tuned!**Take your first step towards financial education - watch the FREE 2-hour Masterclass at bit.ly/moolah-talks-masterclass Only for Moolah Talks listeners - 10% discount on Finance Essentials Course. Use the coupon code MOOLAH10. Avail the offer here https://tinyurl.com/27yel45a**This podcast is produced and managed by Done for you Podcasts**

Take charge of your financial security after marriage

As a woman, you might be lucky enough to be raised in a family that gave you opportunities to thrive and live a life on your own terms.But wait! Did you ever feel any undercurrents of gender bias?Your parents allowed you to pursue your studies and career but didn’t allow you to move out of the native city? Maybe your extended family never took you seriously when you shared that you want to build a business? And with all good intentions - your mom gave you instructions, advice or ubtan to ensure you are marriage ready!And to top it all - conversations about money were always a taboo topic.If you ever came across such biases - you are not alone. Hosts Meeta Gupta and Ritu Prasad share in this episode their growing up years and how small actions from family and society create deep rooted conditioning of girls that makes them believe that they need to be taken care of and provided for by the men.Their discussion propels us to break the chain and normalize money conversations with your daughters and sons. The candid sharings will help mothers and every woman see the patterns they have been brought up with and empower them to break out of that mold. Listen to the entire episode to see the similar patterns girls are raised with and how as a woman you can take charge to break out of those molds.***Season 1 of Moolah Talks is taking a closer look into the social conditioning, challenges, and financial decisions that women go through at various life stages and how is it that we can seize our power back across these life stages. So follow Moolah Talks and stay tuned!***Take your first step towards financial education - watch the FREE 2-hour Masterclass at <a href="https://mailchi.mp/2d26ad4e90c6/moolah-masterclass-1?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=masterclass&utm_campaign=shownotes" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">bit.ly/moolah-talks-masterclass</a> A special gift from Meeta and Ritu for listeners of Moolah Talks - Ebook on 10 steps to your Financial Independence: <a href="https://bit.ly/moolah-talks-ebook" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">bit.ly/moolah-talks-ebook</a> **This podcast is produced and managed by <a href="https://bit.ly/dfyp" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Done for you Podcasts</a>**

As a woman, you might be lucky enough to be raised in a family that gave you opportunities to thrive and live a life on your own terms.But wait! Did you ever feel any undercurrents of gender bias?Your parents allowed you to pursue your studies and career but didn’t allow you to move out of the native city? Maybe your extended family never took you seriously when you shared that you want to build a business? And with all good intentions - your mom gave you instructions, advice or ubtan to ensure you are marriage ready!And to top it all - conversations about money were always a taboo topic.If you ever came across such biases - you are not alone. Hosts Meeta Gupta and Ritu Prasad share in this episode their growing up years and how small actions from family and society create deep rooted conditioning of girls that makes them believe that they need to be taken care of and provided for by the men.Their discussion propels us to break the chain and normalize money conversations with your daughters and sons. The candid sharings will help mothers and every woman see the patterns they have been brought up with and empower them to break out of that mold. Listen to the entire episode to see the similar patterns girls are raised with and how as a woman you can take charge to break out of those molds.***Season 1 of Moolah Talks is taking a closer look into the social conditioning, challenges, and financial decisions that women go through at various life stages and how is it that we can seize our power back across these life stages. So follow Moolah Talks and stay tuned!***Take your first step towards financial education - watch the FREE 2-hour Masterclass at bit.ly/moolah-talks-masterclass A special gift from Meeta and Ritu for listeners of Moolah Talks - Ebook on 10 steps to your Financial Independence: bit.ly/moolah-talks-ebook **This podcast is produced and managed by Done for you Podcasts**

Flexible or Financially Independent - What do you want your daughter to be?

This is the place where you say bye to financial fears and say ‘Hello’ to empowered money management! Meet your hosts:Meeta Gupta: Financial Life Coach and Founder of Moolah for WomenMeeta Gupta, a seasoned finance professional, with an MBA in Finance is passionate about empowering women and transforming their financial well-being. She has over 30 years of experience in the field of finance and her dream is to free women from years of social conditioning and shift their mindset to “Women can take charge of their finances.”Email: <a href="mailto:moolah.fl@gmail.com" target="_blank">moolah.fl@gmail.com</a>Linkedin Profile: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/meeta-gupta-7822771a/" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/in/meeta-gupta-7822771a/</a> Ritu Prasad: Co-Founder of Moolah for WomenRitu Prasad has over 30 years of experience across sectors. She began her career in advertising and then moved to the hospitality sector. Currently, she is an organic farmer and an angel investor. For her, Moolah is not just a business venture but her passion to financially empowering women across the globe.Email: <a href="mailto:Ritujprasad@yahoo.com" target="_blank">Ritujprasad@yahoo.com</a>Linkedin Profile: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/ritu-prasad-47225269/" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/in/ritu-prasad-47225269/</a> Take your first step towards financial education - watch the FREE 2-hour Masterclass at <a href="https://my.captivate.fm/bit.ly/moolah-talks-masterclass" target="_blank">bit.ly/moolah-talks-masterclass</a> A special gift from Meeta and Ritu for listeners of Moolah Talks - Ebook on 10 steps to your Financial Independence: <a href="https://bit.ly/moolah-talks-ebook" target="_blank">https://bit.ly/moolah-talks-ebook</a>  Follow on your podcast listening app.

This is the place where you say bye to financial fears and say ‘Hello’ to empowered money management!Meet your hosts:Meeta Gupta: Financial Life Coach and Founder of Moolah for WomenMeeta Gupta, a seasoned finance professional, with an MBA in Finance is passionate about empowering women and transforming their financial well-being. She has over 30 years of experience in the field of finance and her dream is to free women from years of social conditioning and shift their mindset to “Women can take charge of their finances.”Email: moolah.fl@gmail.comLinkedin Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/meeta-gupta-7822771a/Ritu Prasad: Co-Founder of Moolah for WomenRitu Prasad has over 30 years of experience across sectors. She began her career in advertising and then moved to the hospitality sector. Currently, she is an organic farmer and an angel investor. For her, Moolah is not just a business venture but her passion to financially empowering women across the globe.Email: Ritujprasad@yahoo.comLinkedin Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ritu-prasad-47225269/Take your first step towards financial education - watch the FREE 2-hour Masterclass at bit.ly/moolah-talks-masterclassA special gift from Meeta and Ritu for listeners of Moolah Talks - Ebook on 10 steps to your Financial Independence: https://bit.ly/moolah-talks-ebook Follow on your podcast listening app.

Welcome to Moolah Talks Podcast!

Women traditionally shy away from finance because of their deep social conditioning that they will be taken care of by the men in their families. Research however shows that women outlive men and COVID has added another layer to this equation. It has never been more important for women to understand and take charge of their financial well-being.  This podcast is here to educate and equip women with everything that they need to know and put into practice in order to design the life of their dreams and enjoy financial freedom. From mindset to managing money, from questioning the societal norms to breaking limiting beliefs, from smart investing to financial planning - we touch upon every topic that millennial women should be aware of when it comes to Money! Hosted by Meeta Gupta and Ritu Prasad, Founders of Moolah for Women, the podcast brings a novel theme in each of its seasons.  Follow Moolah Talks wherever you are getting it and share it with a woman who needs to hear it today.

Women traditionally shy away from finance because of their deep social conditioning that they will be taken care of by the men in their families.Research however shows that women outlive men and COVID has added another layer to this equation. It has never been more important for women to understand and take charge of their financial well-being. This podcast is here to educate and equip women with everything that they need to know and put into practice in order to design the life of their dreams and enjoy financial freedom. From mindset to managing money, from questioning the societal norms to breaking limiting beliefs, from smart investing to financial planning - we touch upon every topic that millennial women should be aware of when it comes to Money!Hosted by Meeta Gupta and Ritu Prasad, Founders of Moolah for Women, the podcast brings a novel theme in each of its seasons. Follow Moolah Talks wherever you are getting it and share it with a woman who needs to hear it today.

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