Love, your Money - Wealth, Money, and Financial Advisor for Women
This podcast, hosted by Hilary Hendershott, a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ professional, explores the intersection of money mindset and financial planning strategies for women. It covers topics such as overcoming limiting beliefs about money, tax strategies for business owners, building passive income through compound investments, and improving relationships through healthy money habits. The show aims to help women achieve financial freedom by mastering both the inner and outer aspects of money management.
Episodes
316: What High Earners Miss About Tax Strategy
If your income has grown and your investments have worked, are you actually keeping as much as you could?For many high earners, this is where things start to slip. Your career takes off. Your income grows. You save, invest consistently, and make smart financial decisions. But over time, your financial life becomes more complex: more accounts, more moving pieces, more equity compensation, more taxa
315: Retiring at 55 is Easier Than You Think… Until This Happens
Retiring at 55 can sound simple, especially if you’ve saved well and built meaningful wealth.But early retirement is not just about having enough money. It is about whether your money can support your life for decades, through changing markets, taxes, healthcare costs, and unexpected life events.Hilary Hendershott explains what really needs to be considered before retiring early, including why you
314: The RMD Trap (Why Big IRAs Create Big Taxes)
A large IRA can feel like proof that you did everything right.You saved, invested, deferred taxes, and built wealth over time. But once required minimum distributions begin, that same IRA can start forcing large taxable withdrawals whether you need the money or not.Hilary Hendershott explains the RMD trap and why large IRAs can create bigger tax problems in retirement.Required minimum distribution
313: Retirement Planning in Your 40s: Have You Saved Enough?
One of the most common questions people ask in their 40s is: Have I saved enough for retirement?And often, that question is not coming from someone who ignored saving or investing. It is coming from someone who has been working hard for years, building a career, raising a family, making smart decisions, and suddenly wondering, “How am I actually doing?”Hilary Hendershott explains why retirement re
312: Why Paying More in Taxes Can Make You Wealthier
You could pay more in taxes and still end up with more money.That sounds wrong at first, because most people assume the goal is always to pay as little tax as possible. But for high earners with appreciated assets, that instinct can actually cost millions over time.Hilary Hendershott explains why the timing of taxes can matter just as much as the amount of taxes paid.Imagine you have $4 million in
311: The Hidden Tax Cost That Shrinks Your Wealth (What High Earners Miss)
If you’re a high-income earner — especially in tech leadership or business ownership — there’s something quietly shaping your financial future:Taxes.In this episode, I explain what’s known as tax drag — the slow, often invisible erosion of your wealth over time.Because for many high earners, the biggest financial cost isn’t fees or investment performance…It’s taxes.You’ll learn:What tax drag actua
310: 7 Financial Mistakes to Avoid in Divorce (And How to Protect Your Wealth)
Divorce is one of the most financially complex transitions many people will ever navigate.And the decisions you make during this process can affect your financial stability for decades.In this episode, I'll walk you through 7 guiding principles to help you protect your finances during divorce and avoid costly mistakes, including:Why you shouldn’t rush major financial decisionsHow assets are r
309: Women in Tech: A Once-in-a-Decade Wealth Moment
If you’re a woman working in tech, your compensation may be changing faster than you expected.Equity grants are larger.RSUs are vesting.Stock options are becoming real money.And what’s coming in 2026 may not just be another wave of wealth — it could be a major liquidity event.In this episode, I explain:Why tech wealth cycles are compressingWhat happens when RSUs vest or options are exercisedHow co
308: Am I Financially Stable? Signs You’re Doing Ok (Even If It Doesn’t Feel Like It)
On paper, everything looks good.You’re earning more. You’re saving. You’re investing.So why doesn’t it feel settled?In this episode, I walk through the subtle but powerful signs that your financial life is actually on track — even if it doesn’t feel that way yet.Because at higher levels of income and wealth, progress doesn’t always feel obvious. It becomes quieter, more structural, and easier to m
307: How to Reduce Taxes on Company Stock (For Women in Tech)
If you’re a high-income woman in tech and your company stock has grown into a large portion of your net worth, you may be facing a difficult reality:Diversifying feels smart… but the tax bill feels overwhelming.In this episode, I walk through why this happens — and how tax-aware strategies can help you reduce taxes on company stock while creating more flexibility over time.You’ll learn:Why concent
306: Should You Pay Off Your Mortgage Early — Or Invest Instead?
Many homeowners locked in historically low mortgage rates over the last several years — often well below long-term expected market returns.So a common question comes up:Should you pay off your mortgage early, or invest that money instead?Why low mortgage rates change the mathHow long-term investing and compounding factor into the decisionWhat financial professionals mean by arbitrageWhy paying off
305: How to Reduce Taxes on IPO Wealth (Before It’s Too Late)
If you’re holding startup equity and expecting a liquidity event, here’s what most people don’t realize:The biggest tax decisions are made before your equity becomes liquid.I walk through the most common tax mistakes I see with IPOs and startup equity — and what high-income professionals can do to create more flexibility and control.You’ll learn:Why IPOs and liquidity events can trigger massive ta
304: 5 Questions Every Tax-Aware Investor Should Ask Before Hiring an Advisor
Choosing the right financial advisor isn’t just about performance — it’s about clarity, tax awareness, and long-term decision-making. Hilary Hendershott, CFP® and founder of Hendershott Wealth Management, walks through five thoughtful questions every tax-aware investor should ask before hiring or continuing with a financial advisor.This conversation is especially relevant if your financial life is
303: Should You Consolidate Retirement Accounts? (401k & IRA Explained)
If you have retirement savings spread across multiple 401(k)s, IRAs, or old employer plans, you’re not alone.In fact, it often means you’ve had a successful and dynamic career.But at some point, the question comes up:Should you consolidate your retirement accounts?I walk through when consolidating makes sense — and when it doesn’t — so you can make a more informed, strategic decision.You’ll learn:
302: Pre-IPO? How to Reduce Taxes Before a Liquidity Event
If you’re holding startup equity and expecting a liquidity event, there’s something most people don’t fully realize until it’s too late:Your tax bill is largely determined before your equity becomes liquid.In this episode, I walk through how pre-IPO employees, founders, and early team members can think about tax strategy before a liquidity event — and how tax-aware planning can dramatically change
301: Women, Wealth & Taxes: Why Tax-Aware Investing Matters (Especially for Women Investors)
Women often build wealth differently — through career growth, equity compensation, business ownership, inheritance, or major life transitions like divorce.But one of the biggest threats to long-term wealth for women is often overlooked:Taxes.In this episode, I explain why tax-aware investing matters — and why it can make an especially meaningful difference for women as their financial lives grow m
300: Are Financial Advisors Worth It? The Real Value (After Fees)
If you’ve ever searched, “Are financial advisors worth it?” you’ve probably seen the same advice:“You get market returns minus the fee.”So why pay for help?In this episode, I explain what often gets missed in that conversation — especially for high earners and people with more complex financial lives.Key Takeaways0:00 Introduction 1:19 Are financial advisors worth it?1:37 The common misconception
299: Why Even High-Earning Women Deal With Financial Anxiety
You can be objectively successful… and still feel financially unsafe.Hilary Hendershott explores why so many high-earning women continue to experience financial anxiety — even while earning well, saving consistently, investing thoughtfully, and building significant wealth.Key Takeaways01:20 Why successful women still feel financial stress02:06 “You did all the right things…”02:00 The deeper fear b
298: Why Smart People Still Hire Financial Advisors in the Age of AI
AI can answer almost any financial question now.So naturally, more people are asking:“Do I actually still need a financial advisor?”Hilary Hendershott breaks down the difference between information and judgment — and why, for people with increasingly complex financial lives, thoughtful financial advice may matter more than ever in the age of AI.Key Takeaways01:16 Do you still need a financial advi
297: A Short Pause for Love, your Money®
In this brief update, Hilary Hendershott shares that Love, your Money® is taking a short hiatus. Think of it as a quick intermission—not the end of the story. Hilary explains why this pause matters, what’s happening behind the scenes, and what you can look forward to when the show returns later this year.The heart of the podcast remains the same: transforming your relationship with money so it bec
296: Understanding Leverage, Short Selling, and Active Trading in Tax-Aware Long-Short Strategies (Part 2 of 2)
In our last episode, Hilary pulled back the curtain on tools many investors are taught to fear—like leverage, short selling, and active trading—and how, when used wisely, they can produce tax alpha: higher net returns that come from smart tax planning, not investment performance alone.If you left part one wondering, “Doesn’t this mean lots of trading and market timing? And hasn’t Hilary always sai
295: Understanding Leverage, Short Selling, and Active Trading in Tax-Aware Long-Short Strategies (Part 1 of 2)
What if the financial tools you’ve been taught to fear—like leverage, short selling, and active trading—aren’t inherently dangerous?What if the real risk isn’t the tool itself, but how it’s applied and who is using it? The truth is these tactics can create unnecessary risk if misused. But when they’re applied for a specific, evidence-based purpose–like generating consistent tax advantages–they can
294: Ask Hilary: What One Near-Mistake Taught Me About Doing Money Work with Integrity
Welcome to another episode of Ask Hilary, where we tackle money questions people are asking our advisors and the internet. Today, Hilary is exploring one big question:What did you have to unlearn to do this work with integrity?Her answer comes from the story of an experience early in her career–shortly after picking herself up from financial rock bottom–and the words from a mentor that made her re
293: The Hidden Costs of People Pleasing (and How to Stop Paying Them) with Michelle Gauthier
What happens when the life you dreamed of finally arrives… but it doesn’t feel good? On paper, Michelle Gauthier had the life she would’ve put on a vision board when she was young: a thriving 20-year corporate career (with a strong salary, to boot), a husband, two kids she had longed for, and the house to match. Yet underneath the surface, she was anxious, overwhelmed, and in pain. In one bold sea
292: Ask Hilary: Is Paying an Advisory Fee For Ongoing Financial Support Really Worth It?
Welcome to another episode of Ask Hilary, where we tackle money questions people are asking our advisors and the internet. Today, Hilary is digging into a question that our team gets asked regularly–and with good reason!–when we’re getting to know potential clients: Is paying an advisory fee really worth it—especially when I could manage things myself or pay hourly for a plan?To answer this questi
291: Exit on Your Terms: The Wealth Strategy Behind Smart Scaling with Jessica Marx
Building a successful business shouldn’t mean sacrificing your sanity, your health, or your relationships. It should be set up to support the life you actually want to live–which is what today’s guest, Jessica Marx, helps her clients do. In this episode, Jessica joins Hilary to talk about shifting from burnout to balance, the mindset shifts and metrics that make high-impact entrepreneurship possib
290: Ask Hilary: How to Approach Investing During Economic Uncertainty and Volatile Markets
Welcome to another episode of Ask Hilary, where we tackle money questions people are asking our advisors, on the internet, and in group chats.Today, we’re exploring a question that has been top of mind for many people for the last few months: How do you invest during times of economic uncertainty or volatile markets?Listen in to hear what Hilary has learned about this topic in her 25+ years of exp
289: FSAs vs. HSAs: Hidden Opportunities for Wealth, Health, and Smarter Spending
Today on Love, Your Money®, HWM’s lead financial advisor, Hollina Wadsworth takes the mic to talk about two often-overlooked tools that can have a surprisingly big impact on your tax planning and long-term wealth building: FSAs and HSAs.The truth is that HSAs/FSAs aren’t just expense accounts. When used well, they can be powerful tools to reduce your tax bill, save for the future, and spend in way
288: Ask Hilary: Late Starts, Establishing Financial Space, and Responsibly Supporting Others
Welcome back to Ask Hilary, where we tackle real-life money questions from women navigating change. Because if there’s one constant in our financial lives, it’s change. We grow. We move. We change careers, enter new relationships, end others, care for family, and—somewhere in the middle of all that—we try to build a financial life that actually supports the life we want. But those transitions don’
287: Self-Worth, Solo Aging, and Smart Money Moves with Jean Chatzky
It’s time to take off your judgy pants, Money Lover, because today we’re sitting down with Jean Chatzky, CEO and co-founder of HerMoney, to talk about the real-world challenges women face when it comes to building wealth—and we’re doing it without shame, guilt, or financial jargon.Jean’s decades of experience as a financial journalist taught her two critical truths: A) The jargon-filled speak of t
286: Ask Hilary: Purpose, Pivots, and Permission to Stop Hustling So Hard
Welcome to the first Ask Hilary episode, where we dive into real-world questions about money and mindset from listeners like you! Today, we’re leaning into the conversation we started last week with Jeff Willmore about living true to your calling. We’re going to talk about what happens when you hit your financial goals, but something still feels… off. These questions center around calling, career
285: Living Your Calling in Business: A Conversation with Jeff Willmore
If you’ve ever felt like the business you built is running you—or that your professional success doesn’t quite match the personal fulfillment you imagined—you’re not alone. In this episode, Hilary sits down with Jeff Willmore, founder of The Autonomy Course, to explore how ambitious business owners and professionals can align their work with their deeper calling. Jeff’s journey started with a busi
Bonus Episode: Introducing “Ask Hilary”: Your Questions, Answered on Love, your Money®
We’re excited to introduce a new episode format on Love, your Money® called “Ask Hilary”—short, relaxed, unscripted episodes where Hilary answers real questions from listeners like you.These episodes are conversational, honest, and focused on connection, because that’s one of the superpowers of our team here at Hendershott Wealth. We don’t just manage money, we build relationships–and we want to m
284: Saving for College, Reframing the FAFSA, and Securing Scholarships with Heidi King
Heading off to college is a milestone event for students and parents, but navigating the admissions process and financing a degree is not a simple undertaking. Post-secondary education is one of the largest investments people make in life, and today’s guest on Love, your Money® is here to explain how getting a little help through the process can lead to better outcomes.Heidi King is part of the te
283: What If Your Money Bought You More Freedom? The Real Life Impact of Smart Tax Planning
Over the past few episodes of Love, your Money®, we’ve taken you deep into the weeds of capital gains tax, alternative investments, and Ultra Tax Efficient Wealth Management℠ (UTEWM℠).If you’ve been following along, you’ve heard terms like step-up in basis, long-short overlay, market-neutral strategy, and incremental returns. And if your eyes glazed over once or twice, you’re not alone.But here’s
282: Do You Really Need Alternative Investments As Your Net Worth Grows?
Today we’re diving into the world of alternative investments (a.k.a. alts)–opportunities that are often marketed with the promise of high returns and diversification, but frequently come with hidden risks and complexities. In this episode, Hilary shares the professional insights and experiences she’s gleaned about alts in her 25+ years as a fee-only fiduciary financial advisor with deep expertise
281: Don’t Risk Bad Investments for Good Tax Breaks: Introducing Ultra Tax Efficient Wealth Management℠, Part Two
In this episode, we’re continuing our conversation about Ultra Tax Efficient Wealth Management℠—a new-to-market investment strategy designed to help high net worth investors defer capital gains taxes while keeping their portfolios liquid and growth-oriented. If you haven’t listened to Episode 280 yet, go back and do that because it lays the foundation for everything we’re covering today, includin
280: Maximize Gains and Minimize Taxes: Introducing Ultra Tax Efficient Wealth Management℠, Part One
Tax deferral is one of the most powerful wealth-building tools available to investors. Why? Because it allows you to reinvest money that would have gone to the IRS, compounding returns on that money and significantly increasing your long-term wealth.In this episode, I’m joined by Robert Hendershott (HWM’s Chief Investment Officer and my husband!) to talk about Ultra Tax Efficient Wealth Management
279: 5 Strategies to Minimize Capital Gains Tax (and Keep Your Portfolio Growing) in 2025
In this episode of Love, Your Money®, we’re tackling a hot topic: capital gains tax. While many investors assume paying high taxes is inevitable, there are smart, legal strategies that can significantly reduce—or even eliminate—what you owe.Some people avoid taxes by never selling their investments, but that means never enjoying the wealth they’ve built. Others chase tax-advantaged, underperformin
278: 5 Reasons Hiring A Virtual Financial Advisor Might Be Your Smartest Money Move
Once upon a time, managing your finances meant sitting across from an advisor in a big office, flipping through stacks of paper. But times have changed and thanks to technology, you can work with an expert financial team from anywhere—without sacrificing trust, personalization, or expertise. In fact, you might prefer working with a virtual advisor, and we’re going to explain why!In this episode, H
277: Should You Diversify Your Employer Stock? Here’s the Data… And a Plan
Welcome back, Money Lover! In today’s episode, we’re tackling a financial risk I see far too often: holding too much of your employer’s stock. If you’ve built up a significant position in company shares through stock options, RSUs, or other equity compensation, this conversation is for you.Many people assume that because they work for a successful company—especially one of the Magnificent 7 (Apple
276: Why Tax Planning Beats Tax Prep: How to Take a Tax-Forward Approach to Your Money
Many people wait until tax season to think about their taxes, only to feel overwhelmed and unprepared. But the truth is, tax season isn’t really a “season” at all! Tax planning is an ongoing process that plays a crucial role in your financial success, and should be a consideration all year long. Because when approached strategically, proactive tax planning and preparation can help you keep more of
275: Protecting Women's Wealth
Welcome back, Money Lover! In today’s episode, we’re diving into a topic that I’m incredibly passionate about: protecting women’s wealth. This is a conversation that applies to everyone—whether you’re a woman looking to safeguard your financial future or someone who wants to support the women in your life.Protecting wealth isn’t a new topic around here. It’s the final step in our 7 Steps to Wealth
274: Skipping "I Do": How to Safeguard Your Finances as an Unmarried Couple with Melanie Lockert
A lot of people have purely romantic notions about marriage, but the truth is that marriage, in its simplest form, is a contract that provides legal protection. That contract is meant to cover ownership of real estate, division of assets, determination of healthcare directives, and more. Not everyone wants to enter into the terms of that contract, but their relationships still deserve respect and
273: Prenups, Postnups, and Talking About Finances in Marriage with Kara Foster
It’s often said that money is one of the most common sources of conflict in a marriage, and a leading cause of divorce. Today’s episode has me rethinking that positioning: What if money isn’t the one to blame, and the actual culprit is a lack of communication?You’ve likely heard me talk at length about the 7 Steps to Wealth, which is the framework I used to climb out of debt and build lasting weal
272: Self-Sacrifice vs. Self-Honoring: Tools to Thrive in Mind, Body, and Finances with Beatriz Victoria Albina
Today I’m joined by the brilliant Beatriz Victoria Albina (a.k.a. Béa) for a conversation about something I’m incredibly passionate about: empowering women to own their truth, author their lives, and thrive in mind, body, relationships, and finances.Béa is a Master Certified Somatic Life Coach, breathwork meditation guide, and the host of the Feminist Wellness Podcast. Her work helps those sociali
271: Fast, Fair, and Fun: On Reporting (and Consuming) News, with Erica Mandy
Today on Love, your Money® , I’m thrilled to bring you a conversation with someone I personally listen to nearly six days a week: award-winning broadcast journalist Erica Mandy. After a decade-long career in TV news, Erica left the traditional newsroom to create and host the popular daily news podcast, The NewsWorthy–a show that delivers the day’s news in a way that’s convenient, unbiased, and enj
270: ADHD and Money: How ADHD Impacts Your Finances with Dr. Stephanie Sarkis, PhD
Today’s topic is a highly requested one: how ADHD impacts your finances. I’ll be honest, normally when I have a guest on the podcast, I’m at least a little bit familiar with the topic we’re going to discuss–but today is different. Until this conversation, I had next-to-no experience dealing with ADHD. But I do know it’s a common issue as more and more adults–especially women–receive ADHD diagnoses
269: The Power of a Beginner’s Mindset with Tonya Rapley
Have you heard the phrase “be stubborn about your goals and flexible about your method”? It’s pretty good advice.Attachment and unwillingness to release the plans we’ve made or the expectations we have can be very costly, which is something that today’s guest has learned a lot about in the last few years. But thanks to healing core wounds and reprogramming her subconscious, she’s been able to work
268: How Highly Sensitive, High Achievers Can Advocate for More with Melody Wilding
Listen up: There’s going to be dollar signs flying at you after this episode.Okay, I might be exaggerating, but listening to today’s guest WILL change how you show up in crucial conversations in the workplace–and what opportunities those conversations open up for you.Melody Wilding is an award-winning executive coach, human behavior professor, and the author of Trust Yourself: Stop Overthinking an
267: How to Find the Right Fit (and Most Funds) for College with Dr. Pamela Ellis, The Education Doctor
Want to help your child get into their top choice college with $75,000 of scholarship money? Then pay attention Money Lover, because today we’re talking about what you need to know–and what you can do–to make that happen. Choosing and paying for the right college is something that has frustrated many parents for many years. Dr. Pamela Ellis has made it her mission to help families navigate the adm
266: 2024 End-of-Year Routines to Make You Rich(er)
I know many of you have wondered what sets financially successful individuals apart when it comes to their money routines, particularly at year end–because you ask me! Every year, I get emails and DMs asking if I have any tips for ending the year knowing you’ve made the most of it financially, and setting yourself up for future success. So today, we’re talking about end-of-year routines that wealt
265: Permission to Be Rich: A Conversation of Possibilities with Cathy Heller
Are you good at accepting compliments or help from others? Because today’s guest really had me thinking about how often I see women deflect kind words or struggle to receive support–and how that could be negatively impacting their wealth. I’m absolutely chuffed to welcome Cathy Heller back to the show. Cathy is a teacher, author, and host of one of the top spiritual podcasts, Abundant Ever After,
264: The Least Fun (and Most Necessary) Part of Building Wealth (7 Steps to Wealth, Step 7: Protect)
You have made it to the final step in the 7 Steps to Wealth framework, Protect! This is the step that ensures everything you’ve worked so hard to build can’t be lost due to unforeseen–or even semi-predictable–circumstances. This step might just be the easiest to ignore–because implementing it isn’t the most fun thing on your to do list. Believe me, I get it! It’s a lot more exciting to earn money
[BONUS] Pulse Check: The 2024 Election and Your Money
I don’t record a bonus episode every time a major event takes place, but I do find cause for chiming in when I see something sparking questions, curiosity, and potential concerns amongst my clients and community.In this case, that “something” is the 2024 presidential and congressional elections, which are officially in the books. As I’m sure you know, Donald Trump won the presidency and Republican
263: Let’s Talk About Prudent Investing (7 Steps to Wealth, Step 6: Invest)
Not only is today’s episode centered on one of the juiciest of the 7 Steps to Wealth… it’s also one of my favorites because the topic is downright FUN.Welcome to Step 6: Invest.This is where the money game gets exciting, and it really starts to feel like the rules are working in your favor. Each of the previous steps has been pretty responsibility heavy, requiring mental, emotional, and physical l
262: Creating Possibilities–and More Money–in Your Life (7 Steps to Wealth, Step 5: Earn)
We’re officially at (almost) everyone’s favorite step: Earn! This is what most people think about when they imagine building wealth. After all, more money seems like the obvious solution to financial problems, right? Increasing the dollars that come into (and stay in) your accounts is definitely an important piece of the wealth building puzzle, but it will only solve your financial problems IF the
261: Your Invitation to Play the Game of Yes (7 Steps to Wealth, Step 4: Ask)
Welcome to one of the most elusive steps of the 7 Steps to Wealth framework: Ask. This step is life changing, because when you embody the Ask step, it means you embody the expectation that you will reach financial freedom.That said, this step is also especially difficult for women. I’m going to explain why that is–and what you can do to overcome that obstacle–because mastering the practice of aski
260: How You Talk About Money Matters (7 Steps to Wealth, Step 3: Speak)
I often say there are two worlds of money: the one that lives in your bank account, and the one that lives in your head. And the only way to make that second world real is to talk about money, which many people are hesitant to do. But I have been behind the scenes of so many peoples’ bank and investment accounts, and deep in conversation about their money stories. Over the years, I have witnessed
259: The Linchpin of Your Financial Success (7 Steps to Wealth, Step 2: Plan)
If you're going to be financially free, you need a plan for your wealth that doesn't require you to tick and tie and count and measure and categorize every single day. You need a plan for savings. You need a plan for spending. You need a plan that will ride the ups and downs without tanking your goals. And you need that plan to be as elegant and easy to execute as possible.Today we’re ge
258: The First Step to Building and Preserving Wealth (7 Steps to Wealth, Step 1: Decide)
Have you decided to be rich?That might seem like a very straightforward question, and most people would probably say, “Of course I’ve decided to be rich. I’m listening to this podcast, after all!”But I think most people haven’t truly decided to be rich yet, and I want to dig into what I mean by deciding to be rich: Are you making decisions every day that help you build and preserve wealth? Most pe
257: Experiencing True Freedom in Your Life–and in Civilization–with George Kinder
It’s been about five years since I last spoke with today’s podcast guest, George Kinder, but it feels like just yesterday we talked about how good financial plans enable you to achieve life goals–and what freedom means. Since then, he’s managed to write another incredible book called “The Three Domains of Freedom,” so I was incredibly excited to bring him back onto the podcast to talk about what i
256: Yes Girl, You Can Leave Him: A CFP® Professional Reacts to the Financial Problems of Strangers on the Internet
Hey Money Lover, today we’re doing something a little bit different, inspired by a post I saw on Instagram. Someone had screenshotted a crowdsourced question from Reddit, then brought it over to Instagram to offer commentary on the situation.I was reading this post and attempting to collect my jaw off the floor the whole time, because it was a series of those “Am I the A-hole” or “Should I leave h
255: Work With Your Feelings: EQ, Emotional Regulation, and Rewriting Your Money Story with Jess Robson
Emotions and money are so intertwined because our feelings are a part of everything we think and do. But a lot of people ignore or avoid their emotions because they don’t know how to identify or regulate them–and that’s a costly mistake.While that might feel easier in the moment, you end up missing out on a lot of important information–and those blind spots can cause you to make choices that aren’
254: Easing the Burden for Family Caregivers with Max Mayblum and Givers
“The sandwich generation” is used to describe people who find themselves taking care of their kids and aging parents… while trying to take care of themselves, too. (That part gets left out sometimes.)Today’s guest, Max Mayblum, prefers to call this group the caregiving generation, because they care for people on all sides of the age spectrum–and that’s who his business is created to support. Max
253: Negotiating for More with Kelli Thompson
Today’s guest is someone who wants you to make money as much as I do: Kelli Thompson, executive coach and author of the book “Closing the Confidence Gap: Increasing your Peace, Potential, and Paycheck.” Kelli joined me on the podcast to talk about some of the biggest myths when it comes to salary negotiations, explain just how much your negative beliefs are costing you, and share scripts to help w
252: A Teammate from the (Literal) Beginning: Meet Alyssa Hause, Senior Advisor at HWM
Get ready Money Lovers, because Alyssa is in the HAUSE! Alyssa is my little sister, and she has been a part of Hendershott Wealth Management since its inception–and–we worked together before that at our father’s firm. Don’t worry, I didn’t completely poach her from my dad’s business. In fact, she still works there! But when I started HWM, she came to work with me part-time because I was able to of
251: It’s All About The People: Meet Jen Rupp, Director of Financial Planning at HWM
This week’s guest on Love, your Money is no stranger to us at Hendershott Wealth Management… because she IS one of us!If you listened to the last few episodes of the podcast, you know that it’s anniversary month at our firm: We are celebrating a decade of building wealth and helping our clients pursue (and achieve!) financial freedom. We know you can accomplish so much more when you’re supported b
250: Retiring With Purpose: Living into Financial Freedom with Robert Hendershott
In our last episode, I sat down with my husband and life co-pilot, Robert Hendershott, to reflect back on the last 10 years together–and the first 10 years of Hendershott Wealth Management! He joined me for another conversation today to turn our gaze forward and talk about what’s coming up next because our family is on the cusp of a huge milestone: Robert’s retirement.(Make sure you go back and li
249: How to Build a Financial Partnership: Reflections on 10 years of Marriage, Money and Hendershott Wealth Management
Welcome to an extra special episode of the Love, your Money podcast–because we’re celebrating our 10 year anniversary here at Hendershott Wealth Management!It’s hard to believe it has already been a decade of helping high net worth women and couples build wealth and achieve financial freedom, but here we are–and, in so many ways, it feels like we’re just getting started. To commemorate this mile
248: The Worst Financial Advice on the Internet
Seven years ago, I recorded a podcast episode inspired by the worst financial advice I was hearing on other podcasts at the time. A lot of things have changed since 2017, and unfortunately, a lot of things have remained the same.I decided to revisit that awful advice and give it a 2024 refresh so you can see which bad advice is still being recycled, separate what’s true from what’s trendy, and mak
247: Stop Sabotaging Your Wealth
Why does wealth matter? Because it is your key to freedom–and that’s something we care about a lot at Hendershott Wealth Management. We’re committed to helping people achieve financial freedom because with it comes the ability to do more of what they love in the world. And if we all spent more time doing what we love instead of what we feel obligated to… well, that’s the world we want to live in.
246: How to Make Decisions with More Confidence (and Less Stress): A Conversation with Michelle Florendo
“Can you just make the decision for me?” As an adult, it seems like life is a never-ending stream of choices. From little decisions like what’s for dinner to big decisions about your career or financial investments, the choices keep coming–and there rarely seems to be a “right” answer.I’m in regular conversation with clients about their financial choices and planning for life transitions. (Do I se
245: Improve the Quality of Your Retirement Years: Aging in Place with Carol Chiang
What does it mean to “age in place,” and why does it matter? Those questions motivated my conversation with Carol Chiang, today’s guest on the Love, your Money podcast. We’ve been taught to fear aging, and most people prefer to focus on maintaining their youth than thinking realistically about care and comfort later in life. But aging is inevitable, so why not focus on setting your future self up
244: The Business of Death: After Loss Consulting with Rachel Donnelly
There are few things in life that we will all inevitably experience, and losing a loved one is, unfortunately, one of them.When that time comes, you should have just one thing to do: Grieve.But if you’re an executor with an estate to settle, there’s a good chance you won’t have the chance to deal with your grief until you’ve crossed the t’s and dotted the i’s, which can turn into a year-long, part
243: Messages from Money with Ellen Rogin
Have you ever had a conversation with your money?Bear with me here, because I truly want you to answer that–and so does this week’s guest on the Love, your Money podcast, Ellen Rogin.Ellen is a financial intuitive who helps people strengthen their relationship with money, starting with one simple (but not always easy) task: Speaking to it… with respect.If you’ve ever had or voiced the thought, “I’
242: The Good, the Bad, and the Ethical Gray Areas of Whole Life Insurance with Ashley Foster
Welcome to the second in my two-part series on what are possibly the most misunderstood insurance products out there: annuities and whole life insurance. Our goal at Hendershott Wealth Management is to help you build wealth–and a legacy that lasts. Part of that process is protecting your wealth, and that’s why getting the right insurance matters so much!I’ve avoided covering these topics until now
241: Should I Buy An Annuity? The Real Deal on Annuities with Kelsey Burke
I’ll be honest: I’ve avoided the complex (and often misunderstood) topics of annuities and whole life insurance here on the podcast for a long time—simply because it’s pretty difficult to find an expert to speak about them who isn’t also trying to sell you a policy.That changes today, because on episode 241 of Love, your Money, I'm introducing you to Kelsey Burke, founder of Apricity Financia
240: Presidential Elections & Your Money with Hilary Hendershott
Money and anxiety don’t go well together, but news headlines like to pair them up because, let’s be honest, hitting your emotional triggers is good for their bottom line. Well, here’s some good news: You don’t have to fall for clickbait, and learning how to stay the course instead of reacting to their hot takes is good for *your* bottom line. In this episode, I’m going to provide a light in the da
239: Setting Financial Goals that Make Sense for Your Situation with Sarah K. Peck
Welcome to episode 239 of Love, your Money! In this episode, I’m joined by my good friend Sarah K. Peck, the founder and CEO of Startup Parent, a company focused on telling the stories of women's leadership across family and work. Her work has been featured in publications like Forbes, The New York Times, Harvard Business Review, and more.In today’s digital world and scrolling through our soc
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