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Episode 1: Then I Was The Caregiver

In the midst of the pandemic, a mother loses her job — and while homeschooling her son, she discovers he has special educational needs. How can she tackle these demanding new challenges and also find a way forward for the household’s finances?

Wednesday, August 18, 2021
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In the first episode of Fair Shares, a podcast from the Washington Post Creative Group and MassMutual about helping smart women plan a better financial future, host Bola Sokunbi — a financial education instructor and the CEO of Clever Girl Finance — joins a mother trying to balance work, parenting and money. 
 
Sokunbi talks candidly with Ariana, who found out her son had special needs when she started homeschooling him about a year ago. She became his full-time caretaker after she lost her job during the pandemic — and had to figure out how to make ends meet while giving him the attention his functional needs require. Sokunbi helps Ariana brainstorm a financial game plan, including securing life insurance, as she looks to find a new balance in her life amidst these challenging circumstances. 

Show notes: 
  1. If, like Ariana, you are caring for a person with a disability or other special needs, a MassMutual Financial Services Representative with the Chartered Special Needs Consultant® (ChSNC) designation can work with you to review your financial outlook and offer personalized solutions and strategies. Learn more at https://www.massmutual.com/lp/specialcare. 
  2. Establishing a trust may be important, especially if you have children. Visit https://www.massmutual.com/investment/advisory-trust-services for more information.  
  3. Individual disability income insurance can help safeguard your financial health. MassMutual can help you review your options. Learn more at https://www.massmutual.com/insurance/disability-income-insurance. 
  4. Check out the MassMutual Life Insurance Calculator mentioned by Bola Sokunbi here: https://www.massmutual.com/financial-wellness/calculators/life-insurance-calculator. 
  5. You too can start saving for your future. Learn more about the difference between IRA ad Roth IRA here: https://www.massmutual.com/retirement/individual-retirement-accounts. 
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Episode 1: Then I Was The Caregiver

In the midst of the pandemic, a mother loses her job — and while homeschooling her son, she discovers he has special educational needs. How can she tackle these demanding new challenges and also find a way forward for the household’s finances?

Wednesday, August 18, 2021
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In the first episode of Fair Shares, a podcast from the Washington Post Creative Group and MassMutual about helping smart women plan a better financial future, host Bola Sokunbi — a financial education instructor and the CEO of Clever Girl Finance — joins a mother trying to balance work, parenting and money. 
 
Sokunbi talks candidly with Ariana, who found out her son had special needs when she started homeschooling him about a year ago. She became his full-time caretaker after she lost her job during the pandemic — and had to figure out how to make ends meet while giving him the attention his functional needs require. Sokunbi helps Ariana brainstorm a financial game plan, including securing life insurance, as she looks to find a new balance in her life amidst these challenging circumstances. 

Show notes: 
  1. If, like Ariana, you are caring for a person with a disability or other special needs, a MassMutual Financial Services Representative with the Chartered Special Needs Consultant® (ChSNC) designation can work with you to review your financial outlook and offer personalized solutions and strategies. Learn more at https://www.massmutual.com/lp/specialcare. 
  2. Establishing a trust may be important, especially if you have children. Visit https://www.massmutual.com/investment/advisory-trust-services for more information.  
  3. Individual disability income insurance can help safeguard your financial health. MassMutual can help you review your options. Learn more at https://www.massmutual.com/insurance/disability-income-insurance. 
  4. Check out the MassMutual Life Insurance Calculator mentioned by Bola Sokunbi here: https://www.massmutual.com/financial-wellness/calculators/life-insurance-calculator. 
  5. You too can start saving for your future. Learn more about the difference between IRA ad Roth IRA here: https://www.massmutual.com/retirement/individual-retirement-accounts. 
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Fair Shares, a five-part podcast from MassMutual and WP Creative Group, features authentic and honest conversations about finances between smart women.

Tuesday, August 17, 2021
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Episode 2: Then We Were Our Own Bosses

Two tight-knit sisters-in-law have pursued two different career paths: one is a freelance copywriter, and the other runs her own online jewelry business and is thinking about diversifying her income. What do they each need to achieve financial security?

Wednesday, August 18, 2021
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