If you've had the feeling in your 40s and 50s that it's too late for you to save money,

too late to prioritize your retirement, this episode is for you. Because the truth, almost every woman,

no matter her age, feels behind. I'm joined by the legendary Gene Chatsky, long-time financial

journalist, best-selling author, founder of her money, and a woman whose work has shaped an

entire generation of women's financial literacy, including my own.

Gina's helped millions understand money more clearly, and today's episode she opens up about her own story,

starting over at 40 after a divorce, job loss, and the death of a parent, all in the same year.

And she talks candidly about what she wishes she'd known earlier, what she's glad she prepared for,

and why every woman

needs to feel empowered to ask questions even when the answers feel overwhelming.

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