Aurora Culpo
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first heard Nov 2024
last heard Nov 2024
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Um, but I think it's also that I'm on Raya and in order to be on Raya, you have to be considered an artist and I need, they need to be like a finance guy app. Do you have one?
There was one that was really weird. There was one and he wouldn't let me see his apartment. He wouldn't let me... He left me in a parking garage because he didn't want me to go into his apartment because he was embarrassed that it was so small. That one was bizarre. He was also younger than me.
I think it's more intimidating for people that I have two kids and a big girl life rather than that I make money.
Yeah. I don't think that's usually a problem. But I... think it's intimidating to people that I take care of two children and they're alive and well. It's amazing. Yeah.
Never. Should I?
I don't either. I didn't. You know, sometimes I will if I don't like the guy and I just, that's actually probably such a rude thing of me to do. But sometimes in order just to give him the hint that like, I'm not really into it in that way, I'll offer to pay.
Yeah.
Yeah, exactly.
My sister Olivia thinks she does, and it's so annoying because her finances have... So when she won Miss Universe in 2012, she had a business manager. And she's always had a business manager ever since then. And so she thinks that she is the most financially literate because she's the richest. But no, that's not how it works. She's so annoying. She was like, you shouldn't be renting.
You need to buy something. You're just throwing away money every month. Like, yeah, I know that's what you think, but it's actually more complicated than that. When you think about like property tax and all of the other money that you're just throwing in interest, my interest alone would probably be what my rent is right now.
Yeah. So I'm not really, not really dying to do that. Unless there's some really great deal, but you're also not getting an amazing value in Southern California for your money. I don't think so. Do you?
I always call my dad. That's it. But maybe I do need to go to somebody else because he has that old school mentality. I think the way we make money, that was one thing that I really had to get over in my head. He was always like, you build like brick by brick and you show up every day. And then like you put the money in here and in 10 years, it's going to look like.
And the way I started making money was in no way like that at all. It was like when I felt safe in my marriage financially and I could just take risks. And like the most money I ever made on a deal was something that just can't Came easily. Wasn't something that I like built brick by brick. So I don't like that mentality.
I'm an independent. I know, but I'm cheap and I'm like, I don't want to pay you to tell me what to do with my money because maybe it's that I don't trust them.
I don't know how much time you got. This is a whole other episode. Probably the divorce situation, all that. Now I just... So where should I find a financial advisor who's going to tell me where to invest?
Yeah. Yeah. Okay. It's a win-win. Why not? Or just take a consultation. Yeah.
I think my one piece of advice would be definitely to have a prenup and it's not personal. It is empowering and it's your financial safety. And then in the marriage, I also think you should be keeping track of who's spending what. Not in a tit-for-tat way, but just have a record of it.
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