Love, your Money - Wealth, Money, and Financial Advisor for Women | Podcast Guru

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If you are seeking your path to real financial success – this show is for you. Truly achieving financial freedom requires you master the “inner” world of money - your money mindset - and the “outer” world of money - consistently growing your net worth. One without the other is not enough. This show contains powerful systems and methodologies for women who run businesses and women who don’t. Love, your Money® with Hilary Hendershott tackles money beliefs and financial planning strategies like: What your family life growing up may say about your credit card debt What tax strategies make the most sense for business owners How to leverage compound investments to build truly passive income How the quality of your relationships rise and fall on your money habits Whether index funds are better to invest in than actively managed funds Taking charge of your income and cash flow so you have money for today and tomorrow Hilary Hendershott is a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ professional with more than two decades of experience as a wealth manager. She’s NBC’s “Investor’s Voice of Reason”, an Investopedia Top 100 Financial Advisor five years running, and a TEDx speaker with her own personal experience of making money mistakes before multi-million-dollar success. Love, your Money With Hilary Hendershott is an ongoing conversation for you to improve your relationship with money, deepen your understanding of how money works in every area of life, and gain the clarity you seek about strategic wealth building and investing decisions and questions. Subscribe to Love, your Money® with Hilary Hendershott wherever you find your other favorite podcasts. And if you love what you hear, show some love with a five-star rating! For more information, visit https://hendershottwealth.com

Recent Episodes

317: The Tax Trap Most Business Owners Don’t See Coming

You can build a $10 million business and still wonder where the wealth went. For many business owners, the issue is not a lack of success. It is that taxes show up at multiple points across the financial life of the business, often without a coordinated strategy in place. In this episode, Hilary Hendershott explains the three tax challenges many business owners face: The success tax as income from a growing business flows through personallyThe exit tax when the business is soldThe enjoy it ta...

7 MIN

316: What High Earners Miss About Tax Strategy

If your income has grown and your investments have worked, are you actually keeping as much as you could? For many high earners, this is where things start to slip. Your career takes off. Your income grows. You save, invest consistently, and make smart financial decisions. But over time, your financial life becomes more complex: more accounts, more moving pieces, more equity compensation, more taxable gains, and more at stake. In this episode, Hilary Hendershott explains what high earners oft...

8 MIN

315: Retiring at 55 is Easier Than You Think… Until This Happens

Retiring at 55 can sound simple, especially if you’ve saved well and built meaningful wealth. But early retirement is not just about having enough money. It is about whether your money can support your life for decades, through changing markets, taxes, healthcare costs, and unexpected life events. Hilary Hendershott explains what really needs to be considered before retiring early, including why your retirement plan may be tested in the first few years after you stop working. You’ll learn why...

8 MIN

314: The RMD Trap (Why Big IRAs Create Big Taxes)

A large IRA can feel like proof that you did everything right. You saved, invested, deferred taxes, and built wealth over time. But once required minimum distributions begin, that same IRA can start forcing large taxable withdrawals whether you need the money or not. Hilary Hendershott explains the RMD trap and why large IRAs can create bigger tax problems in retirement. Required minimum distributions can push you into higher tax brackets, increase the taxable portion of your Social Security,...

6 MIN

313: Retirement Planning in Your 40s: Have You Saved Enough?

One of the most common questions people ask in their 40s is: Have I saved enough for retirement? And often, that question is not coming from someone who ignored saving or investing. It is coming from someone who has been working hard for years, building a career, raising a family, making smart decisions, and suddenly wondering, “How am I actually doing?” Hilary Hendershott explains why retirement readiness is about more than looking at one account balance. When her team evaluates whether s...

8 MIN