Katie Gatti Tassi, known as Money with Katie, started an online empire to help women master their finances and by default, their lives. Her platform is the intersection of culture and personal finance education. In today's episode, Katie shares every micro and macro detail of her personal finance routine, from the apps she uses to wealth-building systems. She also shares genius psychology tips to make you better with money like having a "dopamine" menu to reduce comfort spending and steps to take to avoid lifestyle creep and ensure that your money is working to make your life better, fuller, and richer. And of course, it wouldn't be an episode of The Everygirl Podcast (or a conversation with Money with Katie) if we didn't dive into what finance means for women in 2024.

In the last episode of The Everygirl’s Guide to Building Wealth series, Josie is joined by Lorna Sabbia, Head of Workplace Benefits at Bank of America, who's giving you expert insights into setting long-term financial goals and everything you need to know about planning for retirement. This episode dives into the nitty gritty of the importance of retirement accounts for women, how to save for your financial goals, and the secrets to future financial success.

Do you want to buy a home in the next five years but have no idea where to start? Do you feel overwhelmed by the real estate market? Do you know if you’re financially ready to purchase a house? On the latest episode of The Everygirl’s Guide to Building Wealth series, Josie is joined by Kathy Cummings, the Senior Vice President of External Partnerships at Bank of America, to offer expert insights and guidance to buying your dream home. From how your credit impacts mortgage rates to what financial steps to take now if you want to buy a home in five years, consider this your go-to financial guide to buying a house.

Do you know why your credit score really matters? Do you want to improve your credit score, or make credit cards work better for you? On the latest episode of The Everygirl’s Guide to Building Wealth series, Josie is joined by Mary Hines Droesch, Head of Consumer, Small Business & Wealth Management Banking and Lending Products at Bank of America, to offer a complete guide to credit and why credit matters more than you may realize. From how to improve your credit score to the best practices when using a credit card, this bonus episode is a masterclass on a topic we're not talking about enough.

Have you had questions (or concerns) about combining finances with a significant other? Do you feel embarrassed about your finances and have no idea where to start? Have you always been confused by investing and what it actually means? On the latest episode of The Everygirl’s Guide to Building Wealth series, Josie is joined by Shannah Stephens, Community Banking Executive at Bank of America, to give you the answers to all the questions you've ever had about money, but may be too afraid to ask. From how money affects your friendships and relationships to tips for paying off debt, we polled our audience for the questions you want answered, and Shannah's insights do not disappoint. This episode is going to help you get rid of your money FOMO once and for all.

Do you feel lost or overwhelmed when it comes to creating a budget? Do you want to save for your dream vacation, a house, a master's degree, or a bachelorette party, but have no idea where to start? Today, Josie is joined by Robin Growley, Head of Consumer Deposits at Bank of America. In the second episode of The Everygirl’s Guide to Building Wealth series, Robin explains how to create a budget, the 50/30/20 method, and how to correct when you overspend your budget. Robin also explains how to start saving (no matter where you are on your financial journey), and her favorite hacks to save more money without it affecting your life. Consider this episode a must-listen for building a spending plan you can confidently stick to and starting to save for your dream life.

Do you constantly feel confused or overwhelmed with spending, investing, or saving? Do you lack confidence in your finances or tell yourself you're not good with money or don't have enough money? Today, Josie is joined by Holly O'Neill, the President of Retail Banking at Bank of America, who is responsible for creating personalized experiences that support clients on their financial journey. In this first episode of The Everygirl’s Guide to Building Wealth series, Holly uses her experience of empowering clients to achieve financial wellness to explain what financial wellness actually means, the common limiting beliefs holding women back from making more money, and the five financial pillars that will empower you to feel confident managing your finances. Josie and Holly also chat about how personal health and personal finances are similar and are equal tools to help you live your best life. Listen to this episode (and take some notes!) to get one major step closer to your richest life.

Whether you're paying off student loans, trying to improve your credit score, or healing your relationship with money for better financial well-being, consider this episode your 101 guide to getting good at $$$. Monique White has more than a decade of experience in the financial industry and knows firsthand the experience of being denied a loan and struggling to pay off debt. In this episode, Josie and Monique dive into money memories, healing your relationship with your finances, and how to become your own financial expert. Monique also shares tangible hacks to create a budget (or spending plan), pay off debt, start investing, and improving your credit score. Money can't buy you love, but Monique shows how it can buy you a great life.

Whether you consider yourself a financial expert or do basically the bare minimum (resisting UberEats for the fourth night in a row), this episode is going to blow your mind. Tori Dunlap is a globally recognized money expert who has been featured in major media like The Today Show, Good Morning America, TIME Magazine, and Forbes. Tori is the founder of Her First $100k and author of The New York Times bestseller, Financial Feminist: Overcome the Patriarchy's Bullsh*t to Master Your Money and Build a Life You Love. This is not your regular money conversation–it's a cool money conversation.