This is the ultimate guide to managing money in your 30s.

We're diving in the archives today to give one of the most popular episodes we've ever done

on Financial Feminist a second listen because you need to hear it.

I sat down with Britt Williams-Baker and Laurie Ann King, the incredible duo behind Dowd-Janes.

There is good debt and bad debt.

When debt is used properly, it can really help you build wealth. When debt is used improperly,

then it works against you and it can really prevent you from building wealth. To talk about what

it really means to create lasting financial change, better your money habits, and actually

heal your relationship with money. And especially if you're doing it after years of financial

anxiety and avoidance in your 20s. Know who you're dating from a financial perspective. Because

if you're considering having a future with this person, you're also considering having a future

with their finances. We talk about financial trauma, budgeting that actually works, energy healing.

Yes, really. Stay with me. And how to protect yourself

financially in relationships. There's a lot of feelings that are holding people back from actually

taking action. And so it's really stepping out of any feelings of shame or making it about you

to just being the situation on the table, kind of seeing it as something separate from yourself.

This episode is packed with practical tips and is a perfect guide for wherever you're at in your financial journey, but especially if you're in your 30s or if you feel behind when it comes to money. And for more advice about how to get better with money, you can subscribe to our YouTube channel. And if you're watching on YouTube, we have so many different guides about how to save your first 100K, about how to pay off debt, about how to show up and heal your relationship with money. We appreciate you subscribing and supporting our work. Let's get into it. But first, a word from our sponsors. This podcast is brought to you by Squarespace. One of the biggest things I hear from people who want to be business owners is they don't know where to start.

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