Jason Tartick

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311 appearances 2 recordings 2 series first heard Mar 2025 last heard Mar 2025

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Please See Below with Brynn Whitfield · Please See My Finances With Jason Tartick · 19 Mar 2025 podcast

Yeah, I mean, my background is, so I have an MBA in accounting and finance, and I was in banking for a little small, subtle.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. I was in banking for 10 years. 10 years, wow. Yeah, and then went into reality TV, which was like a complete curveball. Yeah. But the reality TV I went into was dating, right, the Bachelor franchise. And so with one of the books, it was career navigation. The other one was just about- That's the roadmap. That's the restart roadmap, yeah.

The idea behind that one is like, I think life takes you down a certain path, and unless you start to make your own path, it will take you down that path forever, and how to break it and get on the one you want. The other one is right up your alley. It's called Talk Money to Me. So it's money, love, your alley.

So it's like, yeah, it's the intersection of love and money, which no one talks about except you.

Except you. And you. I'm taking after you. Us.

One of my whole theories is we don't talk about it. Because if we don't talk about it, we have less information. And if we have less information, the people at the top running the show are going to continue to make more. So, but the problem is the world we live in, what you've experienced is the second you talk about it, the second you talk about it, your blame, shame weaponized back.

Right. Yeah. But you should be talking about it. And like half of couples, married couples and cohabiting couples don't talk about it. You know that they don't. It's crazy.

Which to me is like wild. Which is crazy to me. It's absolutely wild. And that's why in almost half relationships, there's something called financial infidelity, and it's cheating through money, and it's happening in half of relationships. Because no one talks about it. So if no one talks about it, then there's, and financial cheating is like material.

We're talking about like real stealing and cheating. So give me an example of financial cheating. Here's one example. This was someone actually who talked about it in the book. She ended up getting married to this guy. And the guy said that he's been working on some credit stuff, but his income was higher than hers. So she took out the mortgage. I already know where this is going. No.

And her name was on the deed, but they were splitting the mortgage. So he would give her half. And they were doing it for three months until she ended up getting a notice from the IRS that the IRS owned the property because he had hundreds of thousands of dollars in back taxes. And this girl is like the third person he married. So this is all part of his scheme. Now she has the deed.

The IRS owns her entire home. And she's responsible to figure it out because his name's nowhere to be found. Like that's the example. Yeah. That's just one extreme example of financial fraud. Tinder swindler is another one. You ever see Tinder swindler?

Yeah, because even if you do talk about it, like Tinder swindler, still to this day, those women are held accountable for that debt because the way that he swindled them, they signed for it. So now you talk about it. You're still accountable for it. And society has like sensitivity towards it, but also like, what were you doing? Right, right, right. They'll just judge the person. Yeah.

It's your fault. And thank gosh they did that because like how many people learn from that?

So it's good. Talk money.

Wait, how'd you know the answer?

Why wouldn't he tell you?

Oh, yeah. Show me your bank statements. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But here's the thing with Scorpios. Once they show their cards, then they give you their loyalty. Then it's like they give you everything. Yes. But it's just hard to get there.

But I also don't understand like why. Why not? If things are going well and there's no issues, why wouldn't he just be willing to say this is where it is? Just say, yeah. What are you hiding?

I wonder why, though. That's why I always understand the why.

Interesting. Proper English, they don't.

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