So Money episode 937 Diane Harris, award-winning financial journalist and editor at large at

newsweek.

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Welcome to So Money was always tight,

there was a lot of anxiety around it.

I didn't feel deprived, but I was always aware of the stress and I was always aware of the

dependence on my father who didn't give us a lot of money. Empathy, experience, and expertise.

Just a few of the reasons why our guest today is one of the leading personal finance authorities.

Welcome to So Money, everybody.

I'm your host,

Farnish Terabi. Diane Harris was the first woman ever to be appointed

editor-in-chief of Money magazine. There she helped the brand

transition to the digital world with money.com and brought important

and sometimes taboo issues related to women and money to the forefront.

After 22 years at money, she is now one of the top editors at Newsweek.

And as we just heard her share, her childhood made a significant impact on her desire

to help others with their finances.

We begin our conversation talking about a recent cover

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