Podcast appearances and mentions of lindsey stanberry

Some people chose to reflect their values in the way they shop.  But does consumer activism actually make a difference? Lindsey Stanberry, founder of The Purse, joins us to talk about the article she wrote about consumer activism. Find out more at The Purse and connect on Instagram.

Is consumer activism a lost cause? Lindsey Stanberry, founder of The Purse, reflects on her own consumer decisions and considers if they make a difference. Then, how to earn some extra cash with a “financial spring cleaning”. Lesley-Anne Scorgie, personal finance columnist and founder of MeVest, tells us about her P-U-R-G-E system.  And, house-sitting as a cheap option to travel the world.  Angela Laws, of TrustedHousesitters, tells us how it works. Plus, we speak with Marissa Epp, a professional financial advisor and farm finance specialist, about financial planning for those living in rural areas. To find out more about the guests check out: Lindsey Stanberry: The Purse | Instagram Angela Laws: trustedhousesitters.com | Instagram | Facebook | YouTube Marissa Epp: eppfinancial.com | Instagram | Facebook Lesley-Anne Scorgie: mevest.ca | Facebook | Instagram | X Bruce Sellery is a personal finance expert and best-selling author. As the founder of Moolala and the CEO of Credit Canada, Bruce is on a mission to help you get a better handle on your money so you can live the life you want. High energy & low B.S., this is Moolala: Money Made Simple. Find Bruce Sellery at Moolala.ca | Twitter | Facebook | LinkedIn

This week Francis Zierer speaks with Lindsey Stanberry, creator of The Purse, a newsletter focused on money, motherhood, work, and relationships. Lindsay shares her journey from working in corporate media to becoming an independent creator/entrepreneur.The Purse: https://thepurse.substack.com/00:00 Introducing Lindsey and The Purse 01:25 Transitioning from Corporate to Independent Creation 06:16 Developing a Blog into a Sustainable Brand 09:30 The Biggest Detriment to Journalists in Media 14:26 Defining Identity: Creator, Journalist, or Entrepreneur? 19:44 The Value of Collaboration and Partnership in Entrepreneurship 24:43 Choosing Your Niche for a Content Franchise 30:54 Growing an Organic Newsletter Audience 32:14 The Challenge of Paid Subscriptions 35:22 Fostering a Community Through Events 38:18 Creator's Concern of Financial Sustainability 42:24 The Evolution of the Newsletter Format 45:05 The Value of Transparency and Trust as a Creator 47:08 The Value of Quality Writing Amongst Abundant Free Content 54:29 Take Yourself Seriously

Register for Farnoosh's final investing class of 2024.In today's episode of So Money, we welcome back Lindsey Stanberry, a seasoned journalist and founder of The Purse. The popular newsletter dives into how money intersects with women's lives, encompassing topics from childcare and family budgeting to the emotional load of managing a household.Lindsey and I discuss some of the issues and topics she explores in The Purse, including the division of labor within households, the influence of societal and economic norms on childcare and household duties, and the shift in childcare dynamics post-pandemic. Plus: How one young Brooklyn couple afforded a $3.5 million townhome.

I am very angry right now. In my community, I'm witnessing a fixable systemic childcare problem be cemented squarely on the shoulders of individual families, rather than those with power and resources collectively addressing a real need.My beleaguered public school district is waving the white flag of surrender to its working parents over our afterschool program. In this week's audio newsletter, I'll make a case for why we have to resist the dismantling of safety nets. This is the last free audio newsletter for everyone. If you're a paid member, you still have access. If you've loved these audio newsletters and want to try out our membership program, go to thedoubleshift.substack.com/listeners for a free 30-day trial.Now I want to change gears from fire breathing to recommend a few Substacks to you:I love the Substack from Lindsey Stanberry called . She gets personal with the people she interviews and it's so illuminating. My favorite one of her series is Home Economics where people share al the nitty gritty details about what they spend money on in a month. Also has a Division of Labor series about household responsibilities among couples I think Double Shifters will love.Also, definitely check out I'm Walking Here by . She's one of the original tastemakers in the mom space looong before momfluencers were a thing, and her newsletter is a great mix of common sense advice, analysis of current events, observations on parenting and parenting culture, pithy media commentary, unabashed feminism, GenX nostalgia, oddly persistent optimism, gift guides and recommendations.Members-only Hangout THIS FRIDAY! I can't wait for our Members-only hangout on March 15th at 3pm EST! I'm thrilled that two long-time Double Shift members will join me in conversation about how creativity and caregiving intersect, overlap, conflict, and interplay. This is something I've been thinking about a lot as my “day job” requires "creativity.” But writing doesn't always feel “creative” for me when it's part of my “work.” I will be joined by musician Jaspar Lepak and visual artist Ilyse Iris Magy. Whether you are also a professional creative, someone who explores creativity through hobbies, someone who's shelved creativity because of your caregiving duties, or someone who thinks they don't have a creative bone in your body, this will be an enriching discussion for us all! This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thedoubleshift.substack.com/subscribe

Helping your children avoid financial challenges. There are pros and cons to being a “Snow Plow Parent” says Teresa J.W. Bailey, certified financial planner and Senior Wealth Strategist at Waddell & Associates. Then, using improv to become a better leader. Tracy Shea-Porter, CEO and Co-Founder of Yes Unlimited, takes us through her book The "Yes, And" Business Evolution: Improv Skills for Leadership and Life. And all the things you can learn by digging into someone's purse. Lindsey Stanberry, tells us about her “In Her Purse” series. Plus, we'll speak with  Daniel Bernhard, CEO of the  Institute for Canadian Citizenship, about their app for newcomers called Canoo Access Pass. To find out more about the guests check out: Tracy Shea-Porter: ca | LinkedIn Teresa J.W. Bailey: LinkedIn Lindsey Stanberry: The Purse | Instagram Daniel Bernhard: X/Twitter | Facebook | LinkedIn | Instagram Bruce Sellery is a personal finance expert and best-selling author. As the founder of Moolala and the CEO of Credit Canada, Bruce is on a mission to help you get a better handle on your money so you can live the life you want. High energy & low B.S., this is Moolala: Money Made Simple. Find Bruce Sellery at Moolala.ca | Twitter | Facebook | LinkedIn

You can tell a lot about someone from digging into their handbag. Now you might know more about other with the ‘In Your Purse; series from writer Lindsey Stanberry. She joins us to talk more about her series. Find out more at The Purse and connect with Linsdey on Instagram.

Lindsey Stanberry is the Deputy Managing Editor of CNBC Make It — a content vertical helping Americans get smarter about how they earn, save and spend money. Prior to this role, Lindsey was a founding editor of Money Diaries, Refinery29′s most popular column, and authored the book based on the series, "Refinery29 Money Diaries: Everything You've Ever Wanted to Know About Your Finances... and Everyone Else's." Today, she shares a few of her own money stories and discusses the power in sharing these with one another.

Certified Financial Planner Barbara Ginty interviews prolific author of the #MoneyDiaries book, Lindsey Stanberry! In this week’s extra special episode, Barbara and Lindsey discuss the importance of financial education for women, how to navigate overly-complicated industry jargon, emergency savings funds, wage gaps in the workplace, AND answer a few of your juicy Future Rich listener questions! Follow Lindsey Stanberry: instagram.com/lestanberry moneydiariesbook.com Follow us to stay up to up to date and let us know what topics you'd like Barbara to cover more in-depth this season. instagram.com/planancial facebook.com/planancial

It's a quick bonus pod! Producer Alex joins Barbara to ask for your help... On Monday, Barbara is interviewing Lindsey Stanberry, Work & Money Director at Refinery29 and author of Money Diaries. Send us your questions for Lindsey! https://www.refinery29.com/en-us/author/lindsey-stanberry https://www.amazon.com/Refinery29-Money-Diaries-Everything-Finances/dp/1501197991 instagram.com/planancial facebook.com/planancial Follow us to stay up to up to date and let us know what topics you'd like Barbara to cover more in-depth this season.

Meeting someone takes work, time, and commitment. It can also take money. Sometimes a lot. In Episode 7, Meredith Goldstein explores what we spend on dating and why. She talks to Lindsey Stanberry, of Refinery29’s “Money Diaries,” and tells the story of a woman who spent serious money on a professional matchmaker. Plus, Erin makes a cameo on The Science of Happiness podcast. Email us at loveletters@boston.com.

Tell us if this has happened to you: your friends invite you to go away on vacation. Cruise tickets? $1,500. You don’t want them to think you don’t have the money to pay for it, so you charge it on your credit card and worry about it later.Or maybe you hear a rumor that your colleague is making more money than you for the same job. You freak out and complain to your boss. Then you realize that maybe, that wasn’t the best strategy to get what you want. Talking about our money and how much we make can be seriously awkward. It brings up all kinds of issues because, well, there’s no handbook for how to have tough financial conversation with friends, coworkers, and even our families. On this episode of Teach Me How to Money, Lindsey Stanberry*, the work and money editor of Refinery29 and author of Money Diaries: Everything You've Ever Wanted to Know About Your Finances... and Everyone Else's, tells how to stop feeling embarrassed about our salaries and start being real (upfront about our finances). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

From working publishing house basements to being the editor of one of Refinery 29's most sought-after sections, Money Diaries, Lindsey Stanberry, joins us this week to talk about how her career started. She shares her insights on how to handle being laid off, how learn from others' mistakes when it comes to money management, and how the individuals on Money Diaries deal with a story going viral. Lindsey also discusses some of the most interesting stories she's encountered while writing her book, as well as stereotypes when it comes to women and money.

From working publishing house basements to being the editor of one of Refinery 29’s most sought-after sections, Money Diaries, Lindsey Stanberry, joins us this week to talk about how her career started. She shares her insights on how to handle being laid off, how learn from others’ mistakes when it comes to money management, and how the individuals on Money Diaries deal with a story going viral. Lindsey also discusses some of the most interesting stories she’s encountered while writing her book, as well as stereotypes when it comes to women and money.

What do the increases in the Federal Reserve interest rates mean for the economy and our portfolios - and how can we benefit from the rate hikes? Lindsey Stanberry dishes about Refinery29 Money Diaries. Joe and Big Al answer your money questions on state vs. federal tax deductions, saving for retirement vs. paying debt, and RMDs on an inherited non-spouse Roth IRA. Plus, why did Joe say indexed annuities are some of the worst investments on the planet? Transcript & show notes: http://bit.ly/YMYW-201

We put the personal in personal finance. No lectures, no shame, we turn to Tonya Rapley and Lindsey Stanberry to help us unlock the secrets of making money work for you, whatever your financial picture.

Lindsey Stanberry talks about giving women the opportunity to reveal, and speak honestly about the most intimate details of their financial lives.

WBZ's Laurie Kirby speaks with financial columnist Lindsey Stanberry and editor of Refinery29's Money Diaries.

We sit down with Lindsey Stanberry, Refinery29's Work and Money Director and author of the new book 'Money Diaries: Everything You've Ever Wanted To Know About Your Finances... And Everyone Else's' Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Refinery 29’s work and money vertical editor Lindsey Stanberry and her frugal husband were checking all the boxes as financial grownups. But when they had a child, the new parents found themselves scrambling to make sense of their new urge to splurge.  For more information, visit the show notes at https://www.bobbirebell.com/podcast/lindseystanberry

Ever want to see how someone else lives and spends money? The Money Diaries, a wildly popular feature at Refinery29, digs into the personal lives of people who volunteer to share the details of their lives and expenses. What you find, are lots of lessons that now Work & Money editor Lindsey Stanberry has compiled and used as the basis for a new book which dishes out popular lessons on money, from setting a plan, to paying off debt, to insurances and investing. It's all here and we're excited that Lindsey is coming today to the basement to share some of the biggest lessons. Plus, in our headlines segment, we'll list off the 10 highest paying jobs in the USA. There might be some trends that you may want to explore if you're looking for your next employment opportunity. We'll also share lessons about other careers NOT listed among the top ten. Also, in our second headline, one big ETF company is cutting some funds from its lineup. Are you invested in any of them? Even if you're not, what happens to the money from the investment, and what should you do if it happens to you in the future? We'll share all of the details. And of course, we'll still have time for Doug's trivia, throw out the Haven Life line, and answer your questions from the mailbag. Thanks also to MagnifyMoney.com for sponsoring Stacking Benjamins. MagnifyMoney.com saves users on average $450 when they compare, ditch, switch and save on credit cards, student loan refinancing, checking, savings and more. Check out MagnifyMoney.com for your savings. Thanks to Away for supporting Stacking Benjamins. Go to awaytravel.com/sb and use the promo code sb to get $20 off a suitcase!

This week on Relationships 2.0 my guest is Lindsey Stanberry author of Money Diaries: Everything You’ve Ever Wanted to Know About Your Finances…and Everyone Else’s About the book: Does it feel like you’re NEVER going to finish paying back your student loans? Do you spend more on coffee per month than you put into your 401(k)? Do you avoid looking at your bank balance because it’s easier to live in denial? The first step to getting your financial life in order is tracking what you spend. Money Diaries, the breakout series from Refinery29, offers readers a revealing and often surprising look at the personal finances of others: what they spend, how they save, and even the purchases they hide from their partners and friends. Featuring all-new Money Diaries, valuable advice on how to get rich (and afford life in the meantime) from a handpicked team of female financial advisers, and money challenges that will save you up to $500, Refinery29 Money Diaries will empower you to take immediate control of your own money, including: • Why budgets are bulls&!t and what to do instead • How to make repaying your loans as painless as possible • How to start an emergency fund even if you’re living paycheck to paycheck • How to effectively ask for a raise and make sure you’re being paid fairly • How to have fun without going broke • The joy of saving for future you With a vision of what your dream bank account balance looks like, some expert advice to help you achieve it, and the support of a powerful community with the same goal, you’ll be a step closer to taking control of not just your wallet, but your life. About the author: As Work & Money Director at Refinery29, Lindsey Stanberry provides millennial women with the smart, entertaining, financial and career advice they deserve. She developed her passion for these topics after her story “How I Saved $100,000 To Buy an Apartment” received a massive response from R29 readers. In 2015, she launched Refinery29’s first Work & Money vertical, covering everything from retirement funds and paid family leave to the inspiring female entrepreneurs she met in Haiti while interviewing Chelsea Clinton. She recently appeared on CBS This Morning as part of the Refinery29 series on the financial lives of millennials. She lives in Brooklyn with her frugal husband and one-year-old son. Refinery29 Money Diaries is her first book. Refinery29 is the leading digital media and entertainment company focused on women with a global audience footprint of 550 million across all platforms. Through a variety of lifestyle stories, original video programming, social, shareable content, and live experiences, Refinery29 provides its audience with the inspiration and tools to discover and pursue a more independent, stylish, and informed life. Money Diaries has been featured on CBS This Morning and in The New Yorker, The Wall Street Journal, MarketWatch, and more.

Have you ever read someone’s diary? Come on, you know you have...or wanted to at least. Today, we’re talking about Money Diaries: Everything you’ve ever wanted to know about your finances and everyone else’s.  It’s a new book out by author Lindsey Stanberry, who is the Work and Money Director at Refinery29, one of my favorite websites for all things; female empowerment, career, money, lifestyle, trends. Money Diaries started as a series on Refinery29, where Lindsey would share entries from millennial women all across the country, how they were spending every single dollar, every single cent. The book was inspired from that and it provides up close and juicy insights into how millennial women are handling their financial lives, or not handling their financial lives. We also will talk about Lindsey’s own financial journey to saving over a $100,000 to purchase her first home, how she is striking a balance between motherhood and her career. You can learn more about the Money Diaries book by visiting MoneyDiariesBook.com and follow Lindsey Stanberry on Twitter @LeStanberry.

We're getting up close and personal about our spending habits with Lindsey Stanberry, author of the book "Refinery29 Money Diaries: Everything You've Ever Wanted To Know About Your Finances... And Everyone Else's." She offers an inside look into the spending habits of women across the country. In Mailbag, credit card loyalty, balance transfers and health insurance.

Sam talks to Lindsey Stanberry, of Refinery29, to find out how she was able to unplug from her email for an entire week.   Read Lindsey's full story here: http://www.refinery29.com/stop-checking-email   Tweet Me: @samzabell Visit: www.realsimple.coma   This episode is brought to you by Squarespace. Start building your website today at Squarespace.com. Enter offer code RealSimple at checkout to get 10% off! Squarespace - Build it Beautiful.   And by Audible. Audible.com has more than 180,000 audiobooks and spoken-word audio products. Get a free 30 day trial at www.audible.com/EASY

Sam talks to Lindsey Stanberry, of Refinery29, to find out how she was able to unplug from her email for an entire week.   Read Lindsey's full story here: http://www.refinery29.com/stop-checking-email   Tweet Me: @samzabell Visit: www.realsimple.coma   This episode is brought to you by Squarespace. Start building your website today at Squarespace.com. Enter offer code RealSimple at checkout to get 10% off! Squarespace - Build it Beautiful.   And by Audible. Audible.com has more than 180,000 audiobooks and spoken-word audio products. Get a free 30 day trial at www.audible.com/EASY