The Ladies Of Vaginance: Maggie, Becca, Taylor & Jewels
37 episodes
8 months ago
For Those Who Crave Deeper Conversations About Money, Our Futures, And Life In The New Roaring 20s. We strongly believe that everyone would have better sex if we talked about sex, and everyone would have better finances if we talked about finances. Join us as we: stumble down different paths to Financial Independence, figure out just how little we were taught in school, justify each other’s frivolous purchases, laugh and commiserate over expensive mistakes, claw our way out of debt, pull the trigger on big investments, and explore the intersection of money and life.
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For Those Who Crave Deeper Conversations About Money, Our Futures, And Life In The New Roaring 20s. We strongly believe that everyone would have better sex if we talked about sex, and everyone would have better finances if we talked about finances. Join us as we: stumble down different paths to Financial Independence, figure out just how little we were taught in school, justify each other’s frivolous purchases, laugh and commiserate over expensive mistakes, claw our way out of debt, pull the trigger on big investments, and explore the intersection of money and life.
Brace yourself for one of the wildest divorce with children stories ever. You won’t believe it when you hear it but this does have a happ(ier) ending!
Vaginance | Money & Life In The New Roaring 20s
For Those Who Crave Deeper Conversations About Money, Our Futures, And Life In The New Roaring 20s. We strongly believe that everyone would have better sex if we talked about sex, and everyone would have better finances if we talked about finances. Join us as we: stumble down different paths to Financial Independence, figure out just how little we were taught in school, justify each other’s frivolous purchases, laugh and commiserate over expensive mistakes, claw our way out of debt, pull the trigger on big investments, and explore the intersection of money and life.
