Graceful Investor

About Graceful Investor

Graceful Investor is the go-to show for women ready to take control of their financial future, build real wealth, and feel confident with money. Hosted by Tasia, every episode breaks down investing concepts in plain English, tackles the money mindset blocks that hold women back, and gives you the practical tools to start building wealth on your own terms. Whether you're paying down debt, learning to invest for the first time, or scaling a portfolio that funds the life you actually want, this is the conversation you've been waiting for. Stop sitting on the sidelines. Your financial future is waiting. Hit subscribe, drop a comment with the first debt you're tackling, and let's build it together. DISCLAIMER The content shared on this podcast is for educational and informational purposes only and should not be considered financial, legal, or investment advice. The host is not a licensed financial advisor. All investments carry risk, including the potential loss of principal. Please consult a qualified financial professional before making any investment decisions.

Publisher

Tasia Bade

Category

business · education

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

19 May 2026

Latest episode

8 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

31 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   8 Oct 2026

   Divorce: What a Financial Advisor Wishes Every Woman Knew

   Getting divorced? Before you sign anything, hear what a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst wants every woman to know. Tasia talks with Nicole McGough, CDFA, about the assets that surface in discovery, how pensions are valued, why an authorized-user card may not be yours to rely on, and why equal-looking accounts are not always equal. Subscribe to the Graceful Investor newsletter and join the free monthly book club here: https://gracefulinvestor.com/. For educational purposes only. Not financial advice. Consult a qualified professional before making investment decisions.

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   1 Oct 2026

   How a Recovering Shopaholic Uses Her Color Palette to Stop Impulse Buys

   Just had a color analysis? Before you replace your closet, learn how your palette can help you spend less, shop with intention, and wear what you own. Tasia sits down with House of Color consultant Angie Scott to break down her own color consultation and what it changed about how she shops. WHAT YOU'LL LEARN How a personal color analysis works, from undertones to your season Why you don't need a full wardrobe overhaul after you find your colors The two-to-three-week rule for working with the closet you already have How one well-chosen layer can extend the life of pieces you already own How your palette cuts wasted spending on clothes and makeup A personal color analysis tells you whether you have warm or cool undertones and which of the four seasons flatters you most. For Tasia, the answer was a bright winter palette, and it explained years of shopping habits, including why she never buys gold jewelry. The bigger question is what happens next. Many women walk out of a color consultation convinced nothing in their closet works. As a self-described recovering shopaholic, Tasia knows that moment can turn into thousands of dollars in impulse purchases. Angie's answer to "do I need to rehab my whole wardrobe?" is always no. She explains why a full overhaul fills a closet instead of curating it, and walks through the approach she gives every client: sort your closet with your color fan, wear what you have for two to three weeks, and add a piece in your palette underneath a favorite you already own. They also cover capsule wardrobes built in your colors instead of only neutrals, why a trend is not always your trend, how knowing your palette cuts wasted makeup spending, and when color analysis makes sense for teens. Tasia shares how carrying her fabric fan has already stopped purchases she would have made, and what her 2025 sweater challenge revealed about the pieces she never reached for. If you want your clothing budget to work harder and your closet to feel like you, this conversation is a practical place to start. TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Meet Angie Scott of House of Color 1:44 Inside a Color Consultation 3:03 Warm vs. Cool: Finding Your Season 8:08 The Closet Meltdown After Your Palette 10:25 The Two-to-Three-Week Closet Rule 15:59 Why a Trend Isn't Always Your Trend 18:17 Makeup Money You Can Stop Wasting 21:16 My Sweater Challenge, Explained SUBSCRIBE to the Graceful Investor newsletter: https://gracefulinvestor.com/ Join the free monthly book club: https://gracefulinvestor.com/book-club (https://gracefulinvestor.com/book-club) ABOUT GRACEFUL INVESTOR Learn more about House of Color and Angie Scott: https://www.houseofcolour.com/stylists/angie-scott-carmel-indiana (https://www.houseofcolour.com/stylists/angie-scott-carmel-indiana) DISCLAIMER The content shared on this channel is for educational and entertainment purposes only and should not be considered financial, legal, or investment advice. Always consult with a qualified financial professional before making investment decisions. The host is not a licensed financial advisor. All investments carry risk, including the potential loss of principal. #GracefulInvestor #ColorAnalysis #MindfulSpending #WealthBuilding

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   23 Sept 2026

   The Paycheck Benefit Most Women Never Use | Angie Scott

   💟 Visit Graceful Investor and join the community here: https://gracefulinvestor.com/ Tasia and Angie Scott break down the paycheck decisions most workplaces never explain, so you can put your own money to work with confidence. What You'll Learn Why an auto-enrolled retirement account can sit in cash for years without you knowing How to legally combine a 401(k), a Health Savings Account, and a Roth IRA for triple tax advantages The HSA reimbursement strategy that lets old receipts convert into a tax-free withdrawal later The real difference between a tax credit, a tax deduction, and a tax refund What to ask before your next financial advisor meeting Tasia sits down with Angie Scott, who spent 25 years in human resources and senior leadership, to walk through the paycheck decisions most women are never taught. They start with the most common blind spot: money automatically deducted for retirement that never actually gets invested, just sitting in cash. From there, Angie and Tasia work through how to legally combine tax-advantaged accounts (a 401(k) match, a Health Savings Account, and a Roth IRA can all work together), the lesser-known HSA strategy that lets years of saved receipts convert into a tax-free withdrawal later in life, and how 529 college savings plans and state tax credits actually work (a credit is not a check in the mail). They close with the exact questions every woman should bring into a financial advisor meeting, and why the right advisor answers them without hesitation. Figures discussed are illustrative examples, not guarantees, and account limits and rules change by year and by state, so always confirm current numbers with your plan provider or a licensed professional. This conversation is for anyone earning a paycheck, running a side hustle, or building a retirement plan on their own, especially if no one ever sat you down and explained how these accounts actually work together. Timestamps 0:00 - Welcome + meet Angie Scott 8:22 - Step one: the employer resources you don't know exist 13:46 - How 401(k) matching actually works 17:03 - The mistake: auto-enrolled and never invested 19:25 - Health Savings Accounts explained 22:15 - The HSA reimbursement strategy 24:12 - Roth IRA rules and income limits 32:15 - 529 plans and state tax credits 37:00 - Retirement options for the self-employed 39:04 - What to ask your financial advisor 34:36 - Tax credit vs. tax refund: the mistake most women make Disclaimer The content shared on this channel is for educational and entertainment purposes only and should not be considered financial, legal, or investment advice. Always consult with a qualified financial professional before making investment decisions. The host is not a licensed financial advisor. All investments carry risk, including the potential loss of principal. About Graceful Investor Graceful Investor website: https://gracefulinvestor.com/ (https://gracefulinvestor.com/) Find Tasia on IG: https://www.instagram.com/gracefulinvestor/ (https://www.instagram.com/gracefulinvestor/) #GracefulInvestor #WomenInvesting #FinancialLiteracy #WealthBuilding

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