The Money Conversations Everyone Should Be Having | Jason Tartick
Growing Interest with Mary Holland Nader и ещё 2
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The Money Conversations Everyone Should Be Having | Jason Tartick
2 579 просмотров · 3 недели назад
Growing Interest with Mary Holland Nader и ещё 2
2 579 просмотров · 3 недели назад
@Jason_Tartick has lived a few very different financial lives: corporate banker, reality TV personality, entrepreneur, investor, author, podcast host, and creator. He’s become known for breaking the taboo around money—asking the questions most people are afraid to ask and bringing radical transparency to conversations about how we earn, spend, invest, and build wealth.
Now, Jason joins Mary Holland with the mic turned on him, getting candid about his own money habits, career pivots, investments, and relationships. They get into:
What it was really like leaving the security and credibility of banking for The Bachelorette
How his relationship with money has changed as his career—and income—have evolved
The business behind his talent agency and how he makes money from it
How he thinks about buzzy investments like AI and crypto
How early you should start talking about money with someone you're dating
The financial red flags to look out for in a relationship
From career pivots and investing to salaries, relationships, and the money conversations we’d rather avoid, this episode is a reminder that financial transparency isn’t about having all the right answers—it’s about being willing to ask the right questions.
Chapters:
00:00 – Intro: Turning the Mic on Jason Tartick
01:02 – Leaving Wall Street and Corporate Banking for Reality TV
04:34 – How the Bachelorette Called: The Charity Auction Story
06:05 – Is an MBA Worth the Cost Today?
07:45 – Demystifying AI: Easy Ways to Adopt AI Tools
12:10 – Accredited Investing, UBS, and AI Funds
14:26 – Index Funds, Debt, and S&P 500 Basics
16:54 – Dear Media Event Announcement
17:22 – Financial Literacy: How Men vs. Women Discuss Money
18:50 – Jason's Childhood Relationship with Money
21:18 – Cautionary Money Tales and Protecting Yourself
23:22 – Building a Talent Agency and Phantom Stock Explained
25:27 – What Makes a Creator Successful in the Modern Market
32:08 – How and When to Start Money Conversations with a Partner 34:10 – Red Flags: Financial Infidelity, Judgment, and Lies
41:02 – Where to Find Jason and Final Takeaways
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About Growing Interest:
On ‘Growing Interest’, join Mary Holland Nader as she explores her curiosity and passion for how psychology, habits, and real-life behaviors shape how we earn and spend. Through thoughtful conversations with experts, professionals, and her friends - plus behind-the-scenes insights from her own life as an investment manager, founder, and reality personality - each episode will deliver practical, doable shifts that make financial wellness feel less overwhelming and more human. New Episodes are out every Tuesday.
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