We all love stories, but how about stories of career and money mistakes, comebacks and successes?

In this Queer Money Podcast episode, hosts David and John discuss their favorite financial stories from their new show 'Living Not So Fabulously' by Yahoo Finance, offering insights into the financial challenges and successes of various individuals. Highlights include Ruth Jacks' journey from poverty to EVP at Wells Fargo, lessons from Jane Sasseen’s Black Monday investing missteps, Patrick L Riley’s recovery after a devastating fire, a financially strategic coming out story from Eric Berger and Dan Amboyer, as well as a career transition that helped Todd Sears beat financial stagnancy.

This episode emphasizes resilience, the importance of financial planning, and aims to inspire listeners by showcasing that everyone has a unique money story. Tune in weekly on Yahoo platforms for more on financial wellness, LGBTQ+ retirement, and generational wealth.

Topics covered:

• 01:15 Listener Survey and New Show Concept
• 01:34 Challenges in Sharing Personal Money Stories
• 02:05 Yahoo Finance Collaboration and Celebrity Stories
• 02:46 Promoting Financial Literacy Through Celebrity Stories
• 05:09 Introducing Ruth Jacks: From Poverty to Corporate Leader
• 08:42 Jane Sasseen’s Investment Lessons from Black Monday
• 12:40 Patrick L. Riley’s Gut-Wrenching Story
• 16:14 Eric Berger and Dan Amboyer's Financial Journey
• 19:33 Michael Seldtich’s Career Pivot
• 22:06 Todd Sears' Resilience and Success
• 24:45 Conclusion and Upcoming Episodes

Tune in to Living Not So Fabulously by Yahoo Finance

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