When I'm not hosting this podcast, I am writing books, but it is really hard for me to write when I'm at home,

so I like to find remote cabins in the middle of nowhere to just hang out and write.

But I hate the idea of my house just sitting empty, doing nothing but collecting dust and definitely not collecting checks.

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I'm Nicole Lapin, the only financial expert you don't need a dictionary to understand.

It's time for some many rehab. you don't need a dictionary to understand.

It's time for some money rehab.

Money can't buy you love, but it sure can cost you a relationship because

financial conflict is a huge source of tension for so many couples.

Today I'm talking to Jason Tardic, entrepreneur, host of a top business and finance pod, trading secrets, and yes, he was on the bachelor, but also he worked in banking for 10 years, so he really knows his financial stuff.

We talk about money and relationships because he is knee-deep in this topic while

writing his latest book, Talk Money to Me. We talk about how not to let money ruin a relationship,

but we also go way deeper. We talk about Jason's experience with being scammed, which companies he's

bullish and bearish on, and what Elon Musk is like at a party. Here's Jason.

I want to jump into the intersection of love and money, one of my favorite topics.

In your latest book, you outline eight questions that people need to ask their partners.

I could not agree with you more.

These questions are always hard, they're always awkward,

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