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.

And that's why I'm an Airbnb host. It's one of my all-time favorite side hustles.

Other popular side hustles are awesome too, don't get me wrong, but they often involve big startup costs. By hosting your space, you're monetizing what you already have access to. It doesn't get easier than that. And if you're new to the side hustle game and you're anxious about getting started,

don't worry because you're not in this alone. Airbnb makes it super easy to host. I mean if I could do it, you could do it.

And your home might be worth a lot more than you think.

Find out how much at Airbnb.com.

host.

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

It's time for some money rehab.

Right now the

in video in video the current stock market darling is trading at over 900 bucks a share and now the CEO has been warming toward the possibility of a stock split. I know there's a lot of jargon on Wall Street and I won't tell you anything you don't need to know but I have to say if you're an investor who's looking for opportunities in the market you should know what a stock split is.

So today I'm going to decode this money move and unpack what happens when a company decides to

split its stock, what it means if you're holding those shares and what opportunities

you can jump on if you hear a stock is about to split.

Okay, so I know we're all sick of pizza metaphors, but there's a reason it works, right?

So please lead in with me for a sec.

Imagine you're having a romantic date and you order in pizza, best kind of date there is and you cut your

pizza into four big slices because you love a mega slice and who am I to judge you and

your booed decide that you're probably gonna to each fill up on just one slice, which will leave you half a pizza untouched.

So you decide to call up some friends, and four friends who want pizza show up on your doorstep.

...