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  • Why Strategic Rest Beats Hustle Culture
  • The Biggest Money Myth High Schoolers Believe
  • Financial Social Worker Explains Why Your 'I Don't Have Enough' Is Usually Wrong
  • I Almost Lost My Life Insurance Over an ACH Error — What We Learned

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Money Talk With Tiff

Money Talk With Tiff

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    Financial Trauma

    23 episodes
    Can Technology Erase Inherent Bias in Banking? | Ep. 200

    Can Technology Erase Inherent Bias in Banking? | Ep. 200

    Feb 6, 202360 min

    Do you think technology can erase inherent bias in banking? Listen to this roundtable discussion to hear different viewpoints on this topic! This episode is perfect for anyone who wants to learn more about the role of technology in banking and how it affects our everyday lives. Every Monday at 9 PM exclusively on Twitter, Tiffany hosts a Space called FinNoir: A Space for Black Money Talk. This Space features a variety of black voices in personal finance to give their perspectives, information, and thoughts on money topics that affect the black community. Hosts: Tiffany Grant (http://www.moneytalkwitht.com/) & Rahkim Sabree (http://www.rahkimsabree.com/) Speakers: Markia Brown (http://www.markiabrown.com/), Steven Stack (http://www.stevenlstack.com/), Camari Ellis, Nia Adams (http://www.perspectiveschange.com/), Jonathan Thomas, Renita Young (http://www.instagram.com/renitadyoung), Tamika Howell, Anthony Weaver   This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy

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    Twitter Spaces Replay 10/17/22 | Ep. 153

    Twitter Spaces Replay 10/17/22 | Ep. 153

    Oct 24, 202258 min

    Every Monday at 9 PM exclusively on Twitter, Tiffany hosts a Space called FinNoir: A Space for Black Money Talk. This Space features a variety of black voices in personal finance to give their perspectives, information, and thoughts on money topics that affect the black community. In this session, we discuss our thoughts on the terms "people of color" and "minority". Hosts: Tiffany Grant (http://www.moneytalkwitht.com/) & Rahkim Sabree (https://www.moneytalkwitht.com/blog/RahkimSabree.com) Speakers: Markia Brown (http://www.markiabrown.com/), Steven Stack (https://www.moneytalkwitht.com/blog/StevenLStack.com), Camari Ellis (https://youtube.com/channel/UCzraqCajunpvtkDwnakByqA), Jonathan Thomas (https://youtube.com/channel/UCh6j8npR7TSMij5sJ88js3g), Renita Young (https://www.moneytalkwitht.com/blog/Instagram.com/renitadyoung) This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy

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    The Biggest Money Myth High Schoolers Believe

    The Biggest Money Myth High Schoolers Believe

    Jul 2, 202624 min

    Brianna Franklin used to tell debt survival stories. Now she prevents the debt. After her NGO funding dried up, she took a gap year and came back with HIRE vs Higher — curriculum teaching high schoolers to spot predatory lending before they get their first credit card. We cover: The biggest myth her students already believe: "Borrowing is just life." Because their families believe it. Because buy-now-pay-later marketing positions itself as the hero giving them what they "deserve." The HIRE framework: Honor Your Skills, Identify Avenues, Research Monetization, Evaluate ROI. For kids who think four-year college is their only door — and lenders who want to keep it that way. The Jenga exercise: 30 seconds to build for $100, with rigged missing pieces. The lesson? Predatory lending feels possible until you realize you never had all the facts. Financial trauma at home: How hearing "we don't have enough" until you stop asking becomes a money script you act out at 25 without knowing where it came from. Find Brianna at hirevshigher.com. 🎯 moneytalkwitht.com/start 📬 moneytalkwitht.com #teenfinancialliteracy #predatorylending #buynowpaylater #financialtrauma #HIREframework #debtprevention #highschoolfinance #alternativestocollege #tradeschool #personalfinancepodcast #moneytalkwithtiff #genzmoney #stewardship #financialabuse #highereducation

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