It's the week after Christmas and you can't find a flow. It's Tuesday. It's Wednesday. Who the hell knows?

You brew up some coffee and sit down to work, but your boyfriend is off and it drives you berserk.

You're working your butt off, which none could deny.

But the rest of your team is on auto reply.

While everyone snoozes, you're working these days. Sounds to me like it's time to ask for that raise.

Is 2022 the year you get a freaking raise? I say hell yes. To help you get there, here's money rehab episode 56.

How to get the raise you deserve without costing you your job.

Hey guys, are you ready for some money rehab?

Wall Street has been completely upended by an unlikely player. Game stop.

Game and should I have a 401k because then I can do it? No, I know.

I think the whole world will revolve around you on your money. What a dozen!

Charge for wasting our time. I will take a shot.

You recognize her from entering CNN, CNBC, and Bloomberg.

The only financial expert you don't need a dictionary to understand. The cold lap in.

As you know, our show has an email address. Money rehab at NicoleLapin.com, where you can reach out 24-7-365

with any burning money question you have. And we'll answer them.

This week we got an email with the subject line, I need a raise exclamation point.

And I am here for that exclamation point. The email said,

how do I go about asking for a raise without jeopardizing losing my job or causing bad blood between me and my employer?

The person who wrote this email didn't sign their name, so I'm going to assume they want to say an honest.

And that's totally cool. I'll just call them John. So dear John, you need a raise.

Don't we all join the club. Here's something I've learned time and again throughout the course of my career.

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