Anna, a mother of four, and Tiana, who’s expecting her first child, have been friends for over a decade. In that time, they’ve talked about anything and everything, with one notable exception: money. As Tiana’s due date rapidly approaches, she realizes it’s better late than never to tap into her friend’s vast experience and knowledge about the financial realities of parenthood.
This episode’s expert is Carly Leahy, Cofounder of Modern Fertility, a women’s health company designed to make fertility information more accessible for women. Carly discusses the biggest financial hurdles for would-be parents and the parallels between being proactive about fertility and finances.
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