In the Press

Read my take as a featured subject matter expert about More Rate Cuts on the Horizon in 2025 and how to maintain a solid financial plan.

Podcast host Matt Hanna and I chat about:

—The feminist lens of my business and branding,

— How political, societal, and individual aspects of personal finance drive my coaching,

— Why it’s okay to buy that latte, and more.

Check out my LinkedIn Live conversation with career coach Lauren Young Durbin. We tackle issues such as common investing pitfalls, how to think about stock market volatility, and more!

On the episode, Jen and Ariel get into the top financial issues facing women today, why she started Finances for Feminists, how to address the pay gap and motherhood penalty in your own career, and much more!

I had a wonderful conversation with Nicole on her podcast! We dug into a wide range of topics from my Finances for Feminists origin story to societal and historical barriers to financial wellness.

The online publication Bold Journey recently interviewed me. I was honored to be nominated and interviewed by them. 

I loved getting the chance to chat with fellow Wellesley Alumna and career coach, Lauren Young Durbin, about all things personal finance! Tune in to hear our conversation and learn more.

Watertown News featured my workshop on Demystifying Personal Finances.

Fellow entrepreneur Jan Taylor and I chat all about my business journey, the ups and downs of entrepreneurship, and more!

It was an honor be featured in the Wellesley Alum Spotlight Series! Thank you to Lizzy Laferriere (Class of 2010) for her thoughtful interview.

The Wellesley Career Education Department invited me to speak at their event for graduating seniors. I presented a talk on A Clear Path to Financial Empowerment. Interested in hiring me as a speaker? Email hello@financesforfeminists.com.

Wellesley Made founder Stephanie Christie and I talk about how I got started, the systemic and individual challenges women face with money, and how my coaching services help women gain clarity and control of their finances.

Watertown News highlights my Make Money Work for You investing webinar.

In my conversation with hosts Janine Adams and Shannon Wilkinson we discuss financial wellness and I share a quick and easy exercise to help you spend more mindfully.

This episode features financial feminist Ariel Nathanson. Ariel is a smart, savvy and articulate financial educator located in the Boston, Massachusetts area. She has an inspiring mission, and has been a joy to get to know.