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Divorce is one of the most financially complex transitions many people will ever navigate.
And the decisions you make during this process can affect your financial stability for decades.
In this episode, I'll walk you through 7 guiding principles to help you protect your finances during divorce and avoid costly mistakes, including:
Why you shouldn’t rush major ...If you’re a woman working in tech, your compensation may be changing faster than you expected.
Equity grants are larger.
RSUs are vesting.
Stock options are becoming real money.
And what’s coming in 2026 may not just be another wave of wealth — it could be a major liquidity event.
In this episode, I explain:
Why tech wealth cycles are compressin...On paper, everything looks good.
You’re earning more. You’re saving. You’re investing.
So why doesn’t it feel settled?
In this episode, I walk through the subtle but powerful signs that your financial life is actually on track — even if it doesn’t feel that way yet.
Because at higher levels of income and wealth, progress doesn’t always feel obvi...
If you’re a high-income woman in tech and your company stock has grown into a large portion of your net worth, you may be facing a difficult reality:
Diversifying feels smart… but the tax bill feels overwhelming.
In this episode, I walk through why this happens — and how tax-aware strategies can help you reduce taxes on company stock while creating more ...
Many homeowners locked in historically low mortgage rates over the last several years — often well below long-term expected market returns.
So a common question comes up:
Should you pay off your mortgage early, or invest that money instead?