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Pink Money Podcast
All about money from a queer perspective. In each episode. Seasoned financial advisor, Jerry Williams, MS PFP explains money topics in plain English, to educate, enlighten and empower the LGBTQ+ world. New episodes twice a month.🎧 Listen on your favorite platform (Apple, Amazon, Spotify, and more), or wherever you get your podcasts. Or on any Alexa-enabled device, just say: “Alexa, play Pink Money Podcast.”
When everything feels urgent and the bills are piling up, where do you even start? In this second episode of the Single & Struggling series, Jerry walks you through a practical “financial triage” system to help you prioritize what matters most when money is tight. You’ll learn how to sort your fina…
We all have a starting point—and sometimes it’s not pretty. In this episode of Pink Money, I share a personal story about facing financial chaos head-on and taking the first real step toward control. Before budgeting, before goal-setting, before any kind of plan—you have to understand where you are…
Meta Description:Think you need a mortgage to build credit? Learn what “lack of real estate secured loan information” really means—and why it’s not hurting your approval odds.What Does “Lack of Real Estate Secured L…
I really hate truck ads. “No payments for 90 days!” Enticing interest rates for six and seven year loans laid out in months to look deceivingly attractive. Most people look at a $50,000 truck and think about the payment. But the p…
Credit utilization is one of the most important — and most misunderstood — parts of your credit score. In this episode of the Pink Money Podcast, Jerry Williams breaks down how credit utilization works, why it accounts for 30% of your credit score, and how even responsible borrowers can accidentall…
Freeze the Debt: The First Step to Melting It AwayWhen it comes to getting out of debt, you’ll often hear very simple advice:Bring in more money and spend less.And technically, that’s true.But in real life, it’s often easie…