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Where smart women sip, laugh, and get financially savvy. Welcome to Money Well Studio—the podcast where money talk is anything but boring. Hosted by Jennifer and Julie, two women who know their way around a spreadsheet and a cocktail menu, we dive into what it really takes to build financial confidence, independence, and well-being—especially for women. From the gender wealth gap to financial date nights, from confidence crushers to credit scores, you’ll get real talk, surprising stats, actionable tips, and maybe even a cocktail recipe to toast your financial rise.

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Episode thumbnail for The Person You Marry Isn’t the Person You Divorce: Need to Knows About Prenups

August 3, 2026

The Person You Marry Isn’t the Person You Divorce: Need to Knows About Prenups

<p>Can you trust your spouse completely and still protect yourself financially?</p><p>Inspired by Belle Burden’s memoir Strangers, Jennifer and Julie explore how women can gradually become disconnected from their own financial lives through decisions that look like trust, teamwork and marriage.</p><p>They discuss why having a prenup does not always mean being protected, the hidden financial cost of caregiving and what happens when the person who once planned a future with you becomes the person negotiating against you.</p><p>You will also hear their practical Know, Participate and Protect framework for staying informed, involved and financially secure without treating marriage like a future divorce case.</p><p><strong>Featured Drink: Duchman Dry Rosé</strong></p><p>This episode features the 2024 Dry Rosé from Duchman Family Winery in Driftwood, Texas. </p><p>https://www.duchmanwinery.com/product/2024-dry-rose/</p><p>Serve well chilled, or make a simple rosé spritz:</p><p>4 ounces dry rosé<br>2 ounces sparkling water<br>½ ounce fresh grapefruit juice<br>Ice and a grapefruit slice</p><p>Pour over ice, top with sparkling water and stir gently.</p><p><strong>In this episode:</strong></p><p>Why trust and financial dependence are not the same thing</p><p>How caregiving can affect lifetime earnings and retirement security</p><p>What a fair prenup should consider</p><p>Why each partner needs independent legal advice</p><p>The financial questions every adult should be able to answer</p><p>If this episode makes you think of a woman in your life, send it to her.</p><p><strong>Disclaimer: Money Well Studio is for educational and entertainment purposes only and does not provide legal advice.</strong></p>

Episode thumbnail for Inflation’s Winners, Losers, and the Hidden Risk to Your Retirement

July 20, 2026

Inflation’s Winners, Losers, and the Hidden Risk to Your Retirement

<p>Why would the Federal Reserve intentionally want prices to rise?</p><p>In this episode, Jennifer and Julie unpack why the Fed targets roughly 2% inflation, why zero inflation is not necessarily the goal, and what can happen when prices rise too quickly—or begin falling.</p><p>They travel from Revolutionary War currency to 18% mortgages in the 1970s and the post-pandemic inflation surge, exploring what these moments can teach us about confidence, interest rates, and the economy.</p><p>They also discuss who tends to win and lose during inflationary periods, why cash can quietly lose purchasing power, and how inflation can reshape your retirement plan over several decades.</p><p>Plus, they break down CPI, PCE, Social Security adjustments, healthcare costs, and a few strategies that may help your money keep pace.</p><p><strong> COCKTAIL OF THE EPISODE -The Shrinkflation Sour</strong></p><p>Ingredients</p><p>1½ ounces bourbon</p><p>¾ ounce fresh lemon juice</p><p>½ ounce simple syrup</p><p>1 egg white</p><p>No maraschino cherry, because we are cutting costs</p><p>Instructions</p><p>Add the bourbon, lemon juice, simple syrup, and egg white to a shaker. Shake vigorously for 15 seconds.</p><p>Add ice and shake again until chilled.</p><p>Strain into a smaller glass to create the illusion of a full-sized cocktail.</p><p>Imagine the cherry and enjoy the savings.</p><p>Listen, subscribe, and share Money Well Studio with someone who has ever wondered why everything seems to cost more.</p>

Episode thumbnail for Trump Accounts Update: A $1,000 Baby Investment Account? There's a Catch

July 2, 2026

Trump Accounts Update: A $1,000 Baby Investment Account? There's a Catch

<p>In this episode of Money Well Studio, Jennifer and Julie celebrate America’s semiquincentennial the only way a personal finance podcast should: by talking about taxes.</p><p>From the Stamp Act and the Tea Act to today’s newest tax-advantaged account for children, this episode connects America’s original money complaint, taxation without representation, to the modern tax code and the new Trump Accounts, also known as Section 530A accounts.</p><p>Jennifer and Julie revisit what these accounts are, who may be eligible, how the $1,000 federal pilot contribution works, and why July 4, 2026 matters. </p><p>Featured cocktail: Patriotic Pepper Punch</p><p>Recipe:<br>2 ounces rum<br>1 ounce triple sec<br>1 ounce lime juice<br>1/2 ounce simple syrup<br>1/2 cup seedless watermelon<br>Pinch of cayenne pepper<br>1 cup ice<br>Blueberry garnish</p><p>Add the rum, triple sec, lime juice, simple syrup, watermelon, cayenne, and ice to a blender. Blend until smooth, pour into a glass, and garnish with a blueberry.</p><p>In this episode, we discuss:<br>What the American Revolution had to do with taxes<br>How tax policy is used to shape financial behavior<br>What Trump Accounts, or Section 530A accounts, are<br>Who may be eligible to open one<br>How the $1,000 federal pilot contribution works<br>Why July 4, 2026 is an important date<br>What parents need to know about Form 4547<br>How contributions and annual limits may work<br>Why these accounts are not Roth IRAs<br>How basis and taxation may apply<br>What investment restrictions exist inside the accounts<br>Why privacy and account administration details matter<br>What families should ask their tax advisors before contributing</p><p>This episode is for parents, grandparents, and anyone curious about how a new child investment account fits into the long history of America, taxes, and the government’s ongoing attempt to nudge financial behavior.</p>

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What is Money Well Studio?

Where smart women sip, laugh, and get financially savvy.

Welcome to Money Well Studio—the podcast where money talk is anything but boring. Hosted by Jennifer and Julie, two women who know their way around a spreadsheet and a cocktail menu, we dive into what it really takes to build financial confidence, independence, and well-being—especially for women.

From the gender wealth gap to financial date nights, from confidence crushers to credit scores, you’ll get real talk, surprising stats, actionable tips, and maybe even a cocktail recipe to toast your financial rise.

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates daily.

Where can I listen to this podcast?

This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.

Does this podcast accept guests?

No, this podcast does not typically feature guests.

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