In Today's Episode...

In this conversation, Ed Vargo shares his unique journey as a male financial advisor working with women, influenced by his mother's struggles with financial literacy during her divorce. He discusses the significant differences in how men and women engage with money, emphasizing the need for women to take an active role in financial discussions within relationships. Ed advocates for bridging the financial literacy gap for women, particularly younger women, to empower them in their financial decisions and align their spending with their values. In this conversation, Ed Vargo and Jordan Pendleton explore the complexities of financial conversations within relationships, emphasizing the importance of aligning day-to-day spending with long-term financial goals. They discuss the different perspectives men and women often have regarding finances, particularly in the context of marriage and divorce. The discussion highlights the necessity of regular communication about financial goals, the challenges of navigating these conversations, and the potential benefits of seeking professional financial advice.

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About Ed Vargo

Ed Vargo, CFP®, CLU®, ChFC®, AIF®, CDFA®, founder of Burning River Advisory Group, grew up in inner-city Cleveland. His mother, a first-generation immigrant, struggled financially and was stuck in an unhealthy relationship. Her challenges left a lasting imprint on Ed and his values as a husband, father, and advisor.

Ed’s father, a steelworker and single dad, raised four children in Cleveland’s Slavic Village. Ed attended Case Western Reserve University, earning a BS in Management and meeting his college sweetheart, Wendy.

Now the proud parents of five charismatic daughters, Ed and Wendy are deeply committed to women’s empowerment. Ed believes financial strength is essential to a woman’s health, safety, and opportunity. His commitment to helping women achieve financial independence runs through the heart of Burning River, where he provides customized financial solutions with a compassionate and caring hand.

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In Today's Episode...

In this conversation, Jordan Pendleton and Hanna Morrell explore financial infidelity, discussing its definition, causes, and impact on relationships. They highlight the importance of communication about finances, the pitfalls of advice given to couples, and the need for understanding and patience in addressing financial secrets. The discussion emphasizes creating a safe space for financial conversations, developing effective communication skills, and fostering trust in relationships. They stress the significance of grace, connection during difficult times, and recognizing the emotional impact of financial restrictions, while distinguishing between relationship and system concerns.

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About Hanna Morrell

Hanna initially began developing the Pacific Stoa financial coaching curriculum back in 2017
after finding herself frustrated with conventional financial wisdom that was rooted in shame, judgment, and scarcity. The curriculum has been purpose-built to be trauma informed and respectful of others inherent resilience and continues to evolve and expand. For good or ill, Hanna can find the root cause of financial blocks and trauma and call them forward gently for her clients.

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eBook: Couples Guide to Getting on the Same Page About Money

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In Today's Episode...

In this episode, Jordan Pendleton explores the complexities of financial habits within relationships, emphasizing the importance of embracing differences rather than seeking similarities. She discusses common misconceptions about marrying someone with similar financial tendencies and highlights the growth opportunities that arise from navigating financial differences. The conversation encourages couples to view their financial dynamics as a chance for refinement and teamwork, ultimately leading to a healthier relationship with money.

eBook: Couples Guide to Getting on the Same Page About Money

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