Financial feminist, welcome back, welcome back, welcome back.

This episode, oh my god, it is so damn good.

And as one of the things we have been asked about time and time and time again, today we

are talking about managing finances when you don't have a consistent income.

Inconsistent income is everything from working a job where you get tips to people who work

in sales, to small business owners and even some contractors.

If your finances fluctuate month to month, you have inconsistent income.

And no shock, this can make everything a little bit harder, but especially when you're

trying to create a budget or a plan for your money.

Today we sit down with Barbara Sloan.

Barbara Sloan is the author of the book, TIPPT, the Life Changing Guide to Financial Freedom

for Waitresses, bartender strippers, and all other service injury professionals.

A homeless teen who danced for dollars and definitely did not graduate from college.

She is now a personal finance expert and money coach that spent two decades working

in every imaginable position in the service industry all over the country.

In addition to owning and running a badass woman owned construction company and the heart

of Manhattan, she also helps TIPPT workers achieve financial freedom like she did.

She is passionate about all of the amazing aspects of TIPPT work and passionate about all

of the terrible aspects of TIPPT work.

Barbara is a total badass and we talked about every subject you might be able to think

of, budgeting, health insurance, retirement, and more.

Send this episode to every server, dancer, actor, musician, painter, salesperson, contractor,

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