Not only is it the last Friday of the month, but it’s the last Friday of the YEAR, so welcome to our 3^rd annual end of year Happy Hour special. The ladies and I are going to share our highs and lows of 2018 with you and then set out our plan for 2019. I hope you enjoy!

My biggest takeaway is to take the time and reflect on this past year of your life. I am sure there were highs and lows. I hope your highs outweighed your lows but if they didn’t, there is always a new year to be hopeful for. Set some big goals for 2019 and keep me posted on your progress! I always love getting notes from you about how you are doing with your personal and financial goals.

For more information, visit the show notes at http://financially-blonde.com/year-end-review-with-the-happy-hour-ladies/

When we opened our first small Gym location and had a shoe string budget, Fidelity sponsored the gym opening. They loved how we help women and young people manage their finances better.

So I’m excited to welcome back to the show Kelly Lannan, Director of Young Investors at Fidelity, to talk about their recent Millennial Money Survey and what themes she sees from her travels and talks with young people about money.

For more information, visit the show notes at http://financially-blonde.com/millennial-money-survey-with-kelly-lannan 

Jean Chatzky is one of the people I look up to in the personal finances space.

Jean started her career as a journalist and then grew to write personal finance books, appear on Oprah, become the finance editor of the Today Show, and now she runs the Her Money media brand, which is growing by the minute.

Jean joins me today to talk about her career progression and why she’s taking on such a big challenge at this stage in her career.

For more information, visit the show notes at http://financially-blonde.com/her-money-with-jean-chatzky/ 

In this week’s “Getting Financially Naked” installment we talk with clients Caet and Samantha Cash, aka The Cash Sisters.

At the Financial Gym, we call the first meeting you have with a trainer the “financially naked session.” In this meeting, you share everything about yourself financially so the trainer knows where you’re starting and so that he or she can make the plan for how you can get where you want to go.

For more information, visit the show notes at http://financially-blonde.com/getting-naked-with-the-cash-sisters/