Jerry welcomes entrepreneur and author Gregory True, whose new book Proud Wealth: Building Abundance on Your Own Terms guides LGBTQ+ listeners through the A-to-Z of personal finance. Proud Wealth: Building Abundance on Your Own Terms – Gregory True 🔗 Grab your copy here Gregory shares the p…
A real-life test drive of life insurance: Jerry compares real quotes from three different insurance carriers: Ethos, USAA, and Pacific Life, and explains why there is such disparity in the quotes. He dives into why term vs. whole policies have a hidden cost of insurance (COI) and what you should as…
Jerry explores the real impact of rising prices, inflation, and tariffs—from simple t-shirt math to the bread lines of Weimar Germany. He explains how costs trickle down to consumers, why shortages fuel chaos, and how history shows us the dangers of runaway inflation. More importantly, he offers pr…
Jerry talks about losing the time value of money and problems that can occur when we wait to take steps to do what's most important to us. Procrastination costs more than time — it costs money. Jerry shares real stories and practical steps to stop putting off your financial future. 💬 Have a ques…
In this thought-provoking episode of Pink Money, host Jerry Williams dives into the real numbers behind America’s leading causes of death—from smoking and heart disease to suicide and substance abuse—and explores how these realities impact the LGBTQ+ community in unique and devastating ways. Jer…
In this Pride Month episode of Pink Money, host Jerry Williams reflects on the emotional and financial challenges of breakups—sharing personal stories of how money habits, debt, and resentment can intensify the stress of separation. Jerry explains how tracking expenses, setting common goals, and bu…
In this episode of Pink Money, Jerry Williams tackles a common workplace shock: automatic 401(k) enrollment. When a listener panics after finding their paycheck suddenly smaller, Jerry explains why employers are allowed to do this, how automatic contributions work, and why it’s ultimately designed …