Julia Carpenter

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3,850 appearances 71 recordings 1 series first heard Oct 2019 last heard Sep 2024

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WSJ Your Money Briefing · How Money, Even a Lot of it, Can Test a Marriage · 3 Apr 2023 podcast

She is a couples therapist and she tells clients to embrace flow. matched

That's the ability to adapt, to change with one another, to sort of uplift one another's skills when you're realizing who has the strength and who is the strong person in this. matched

And in lieu of just deciding, okay, you're in charge of this in terms of the mental and physical household duties, Marina Edelman says that she encourages couples to instead embrace this flow, you know, the shifting nature of schedules and responsibilities. matched

So when you have something like this income shock in either direction, that upends that previous order. matched

And she says the marriage embracing flow is better able to sort of absorb this shock and keep moving, keep growing, stay together. matched

You know, an advisor could help draft a revised budget for the couple in case of they have this sudden new fund or they have less income, but it doesn't solve the problem at the heart of the miscommunication. matched

I was speaking with Adam Cole. matched

He is a financial therapist and he tells people you can have the greatest plan in the world, but if you don't feel like you're working as a team, then you're taking one step forward even as you take two steps back. matched

Thank you for having me. matched

WSJ Your Money Briefing · What Interest Rate Hikes Mean For Your 2023 Financial Plan · 15 Dec 2022 podcast

Hey, thanks for having me.

You'll feel the effect of rising rates in pretty much every area of your financial life.

You'll notice how it affects your credit card balance, how it affects, you know, mortgages if you're shopping for a house, how it affects car loans, all these different prices that people see in their everyday life.

I talked to financial advisors and economists about this, and they all said the same thing, that people should be anticipating high rates to stay high for a while.

So we're not going to wake up tomorrow and all of a sudden get an announcement from the Fed that rates have dropped back to what they were last year or they'll suddenly diminish overnight.

People need to be thinking of their 2023 strategies with all of this in mind.

A lot of people have found themselves in that spot.

They've been looking at rates and thinking, well, I'll wait.

They'll probably go down.

Or I don't want to make this decision when rates are this high.

But right now, if you're looking to buy something like a house or a car or another big purchase, rates are not going to just be back to 3% like they were last year.

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