Going The Distance
Going The Distance
Podcast Description
Going the Distance asks hard-hitting questions to professionals, experts, and informed enthusiasts who are looking out for women over the age of 40. Go Long’s Jill Consor Beck doesn’t hold back and launches into each conversation with the goal to dispel myths, uncover life-hacks, and give the audience opportunities to find out how best to navigate their career, health, relationships, and much more.
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The podcast covers a diverse range of topics specifically tailored for women over 40, including career advancement, personal wellness, relationship dynamics, and health issues. Episode examples include interviews on navigating burnout as an entrepreneur, fostering healthier relationships, and understanding the importance of eye care and nutrition, with a consistent emphasis on practical strategies and personal stories.
Going the Distance asks hard-hitting questions to professionals, experts, and informed enthusiasts who are looking out for women over the age of 40. Go Long’s Jill Consor Beck doesn’t hold back and launches into each conversation with the goal to dispel myths, uncover life-hacks, and give the audience opportunities to find out how best to navigate their career, health, relationships, and much more.
In this episode, Jill Consor Beck speaks with Sanja E. Noble, an expert in credit and financial wellness. They discuss the importance of understanding credit scores, the impact of life changes on credit, and strategies for rebuilding credit. Sanja shares her personal journey into credit education and emphasizes the need for financial literacy, especially for women navigating significant life transitions. They cover the components of credit scores, the effects of credit inquiries, and practical advice for managing finances during challenging times. Jill and Sanja also discuss various financial challenges individuals face, particularly during significant life changes such as divorce and retirement. They emphasize the importance of understanding consumer rights, managing debt, and the potential for discrimination in credit practices. The discussion also highlights practical steps for improving credit and financial literacy, including the benefits of credit unions and the importance of documentation when facing discrimination.
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Jump to:
00:00 – Introduction to Credit and Financial Wellness
02:57 – Sanja's Journey into Credit Education
05:59 – Understanding Credit Scores and Their Components
12:04 – The Impact of Credit Inquiries and Management Strategies
17:54 – Navigating Life Transitions and Credit Challenges
24:11 – Rebuilding Credit After Major Life Changes
24:40 – Navigating Financial Challenges During Divorce
33:21 – Preparing for Retirement: Credit Considerations
45:28 – Addressing Discrimination in Credit
48:05 – Conclusion and Resources
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