Chelsea Q&A: Wedding Spending, Side Hustles, And Friends Who Suck At Money

In our season finale, Chelsea reflects on this season of The Financial Confessions and answers audience questions about money, relationships, her writing career and more.

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  • @declanstewart1 says:

    How do most of you guys still make profit, even with the downturn of the economy and ever increasing life standards

    • @Poojanice6355 says:

      Well, I picked the challenge to put my finances in order. Then I invested in cryptocurrency, stocks, through the assistance of my discretionary fund manager

    • @Poojanice6355 says:

      Julie Alma Stevens

    • @KSTTN says:

      This is correct, Julie’s strategy has normalized winning trades for me also and it’s a huge milestone for me looking back to how it all started..

    • @varrickjung169 says:

      The first step to successful investment is figuring your goals and risk tolerance either on your own or with the help of a financial professional but it’s very advisable you make use of professional

    • @Peggyh501 says:

      Yes, I agree with you. Her platform is wonderful, and her strategies are exceptional

  • @hanedikarajeh6229 says:

    Hi there, love the Patreon and also thanks so much for bringing up the panic aspect of anxiety and how it comes from attaching your identity to certain aspects of your life (for me it’s career).

    Some quick feedback – I unsubscribed from the Patreon because when I had office hours with you (only made it once) it was webinar style with questions only in the chat. It seemed too formal for me. Have you considered switching to Zoom style so you can see and hear all of your members? I might rejoin if you make that change. I’ve been a dedicated follower since 2019 and admire the business you’ve built. I hope to do something similar one day.

    I hope this feedback is helpful.

    Thanks,

    Hanedi

  • @alexisnicholson2441 says:

    The $700 Sprite is my new Roman Empire

  • @jessicarochester says:

    I think my problem with the “real people” interviews is that there was not enough pushback when something really problematic was said.

  • @user-cg9fu8ty7v says:

    i think you should interview oh stephco, she recently moved to a smaller city in state for cost purposes and i think she has so much to say and share.

  • @aravisthetarkheena says:

    Movies to see to understand anxiety – I say add Inside Out 2 to the list ❤😊

    Also edit since I’ve gotten further in the podcast: Ppl who suck by modern standards are definitely rampant in beloved art. Most of the ones people bring up (Shakespeare, Mozart, etc) are dead and/or not actively making money off of their properties. Ppl who also suck by the standards of the time in which they live and actively makes money from their properties are a different story. I don’t think we ought to engage with that stuff with money or attention. Liking the stuff is morally neutral. Buying it is not.

  • @ruthsangree1473 says:

    from a production standpoint, one thing for me is….its not very fun watching the equivalent of a recorded zoom call. might make more sense as a podcast…but that is just me

  • @UNDERDOG18UNDERDOG18 says:

    I love JKR. Her books are fantastic and she stands up for real women. It’s disappointing that Chelsea wants to erase women. Maybe she thinks men make better women? Chelsea, you’re awful.

  • @a-moon says:

    Oh my gosh!! Please add “it’s about the money” on just the housewives of OC and specifically Jenn!!! The last episode was both wild…and sadly very common!!!

  • @doomedwit1010 says:

    I have to wonder about being aware of money constantly.

    That is exactly how I lose weight. However it is considered disordered in many contexts, and I have to ruthlessly suppress it around friends with eating disorders because it’s really bad for them to be exposed to that thinking.

    It also can be really bad (money now) for anxiety. I suspect you’re like me though, you now have fonancial stability so you can plan and do stuff

    But for someone staring at a $500 balance and thinking “if my car breaks, I can’t pay rent” checking the balance every day might be very unhealthy. Maybe.

    I thibk it’s a great way to control spending. Just like it is for my diet. But I also know my friend’s therapist would not he happy with me.

  • @prettypurple1051 says:

    Is JK Rowling a bad person simply because she has a different opinion?

    • @h8terisms says:

      i know you’re not asking in good faith but no, it’s because her opinions are actively hateful and cause harm. let’s not willfully ignore that.

  • @doomedwit1010 says:

    Was that a diss on TS? That’s a risk! (Re putting celebrities on pedestals).

  • @tessmiles217 says:

    Tuscany in summer is perfetto

  • @bonkies8691 says:

    Wishing Mona the best ❤

  • @anyssareads says:

    thank you!!! so much!! for talking about anxiety and not wanting it to be an integral part of your personality. i feel like so much anxiety rep online is about it being a “superpower” or its like the first thing someone knows about someone. i don’t LIKE my anxiety. i don’t WANT to have it, and its been years of continuous work to realize i am not my thoughts and they don’t define me, so its helpful to see other people feeling that way too.

  • @doomedwit1010 says:

    There are online savings accounts that pay over 4% right now. Historically real investment is better, but it’s an option for your emergency fund.

    The downside is they tend to be online only. As we saw with crowdstrike, that is a risk too. (And avoid mediated accounts where a third party app uses a bank for you).

    Not a real recommendation, but it 4.4% at least beats inflation. Often a low ($500) or no minimum.

  • @Boahemaa says:

    I didn’t know about the audience comments but I have enjoyed this season immensely.

  • @KamalaChristo says:

    !!!I recently sold some of my long-term position and currently sitting on about 250k, do you think Nvidia is a good buy right now or I have I missed out on a crucial buy period, any good stock recommendation on great performing stocks will be appreciated

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