Hey Elizabeth, we have to talk about the newsletter.

What newsletter are you talking about, Sean? You mean the new, free, smart money email newsletter?

Yes, and I have to say it is so good.

It really is. It has clips, episode roundups, and behind the scenes takes from me, you, and our producer, the stuff that makes you feel like you're really part of the show.

And listeners, for the record, you actually are part of the show.

I'm going to be sharing personal stuff.

You know, I love sharing my business, and I'm going to be sharing parenting tips from an eight-year-old and a single mom perspective.

And I am loading up the newsletter with my favorite gardening tips and lots of cute photos from my garden, including my pets,

just napping among my flower beds. It's kind of adorable. And the best part is that this newsletter

is totally free. So head to nerdwollet.com slash podcast to sign up. For the record, that's

nerdwallet.com slash podcast. Come hang out with us. Hey, smart money listener. Today we want to share a brand new

podcast that we think you might enjoy. It's from our friends at Nerdwallet Wealth Partners,

and here's the trailer. Enjoy. Your next dollar helps high earners learn how to build wealth while

spending more on what they value most. It's a podcast for anyone whose income has

outgrown basic internet advice. And who's ready to do more with the income they earn?

I'm Andrew Jinkola. And every week, I dig into the real questions that come up when you're

earning well. Can you actually afford that $300 per month gym? Should you sell your RSUs the

minute they vest or let it ride? Is now the

best time to buy a house or should that down payment be working somewhere else? When you're

earning well but still kind of making it up as you go, just save more isn't going to cut it. You

need to understand the trade-offs. So we're talking equity compensation, taxes that make your eyes

glaze over, when to splurge and when to skip

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