In this episode of The F. Word, Priya Malani debunks one of the most persistent financial myths out there—that buying a home is always smarter than renting. She breaks down why renting isn’t just okay—it might actually be the better financial move, depending on your goals, lifestyle, and timing.

In this episode of The F. Word, Priya Malani pulls back the curtain on what actually counts as valuable financial advice and how to spot the red flags that too many high earners ignore.

In this episode of The F. Word, Priya Malani breaks down the real difference between being rich and being wealthy—and why high-earning 30-somethings are done chasing flashy status and instead want freedom, clarity, and control.

If you’ve ever thought, “I’m too risk-averse to invest,” this one’s for you.

What exactly is a financial plan—and why does it matter so much more than most people think? It’s not about spreadsheets, restriction, or being “good with money”—it’s about building a life you’re excited to live, with your money fully aligned to support it.

For high-achieving 30-somethings, the word "rich" often feels loaded—tied to guilt, judgment, or outdated ideas of success.

Instead, Priya reframes the conversation around building wealth—not just in terms of money, but in terms of freedom, clarity, and intentional living.

In this episode of The F Word, Priya Malani tackles the financial anxiety surrounding tariffs and market volatility—without the jargon. She draws a powerful parallel between lane-switching in traffic and panic-driven investing, reminding listeners that reaction isn’t always strategy.

In this episode, Priya Malani is joined by marital attorney Ian Steinberg for a candid conversation about prenups: what they are, what they aren’t, and why they matter more than you think.

In this episode, Priya Malani shares the story of Ava and Matteo, a high-earning couple navigating the emotional side of merging their finances.

Most couples default to splitting expenses in a way that feels fair—but is actually setting them up for financial tension. In this episode, Priya Malani breaks down the exact system couples should use to manage their money smoothly and effectively.

Combining finances isn’t just about the numbers—it’s about working as a team. In this episode, Priya Malani unpacks how couples can approach money with a partnership mindset, leveraging each other’s strengths instead of battling over differences.

House hunting can be exciting—but it’s also full of financial pitfalls that can catch even high earners off guard. In this episode, Priya Malani breaks down the most common mistakes people make when buying a home, from the addictive cycle of browsing listings to the false confidence of bank pre-approval.

Think renting is just throwing money away? Think again. In this episode, Priya Malani flips the script on everything you've been told about homeownership. She breaks down why buying a home isn’t always the smartest financial move—and why renting might actually be the better wealth-building strategy.

Think maxing out your retirement accounts is always the smartest move? In this episode, Priya Malani unpacks the hidden downside of over-saving for retirement—a common mistake high earners make.

In this conversation, Priya Malani demystifies investing, emphasizing that it is not gambling or a get-rich-quick scheme.

In this episode of The F Word, Priya Malani discusses the shortcomings of traditional budgeting and introduces a new approach called the reverse budget.

In this episode, Priya Malani dives deep into the world of credit scores and reveals how they can make or break your financial future.

In this episode, Priya Malani breaks down everything you need to know about credit cards and how to use them to your advantage.

In this episode, Priya Malani reveals the hidden dangers of debt, especially for high earners like you, and shows how lifestyle debt can trap you—even when you're making serious money.

In this episode, Priya Malani pulls back the curtain on lifestyle creep—the sneaky way your spending habits skyrocket as your income rises, leaving you more stressed than you’d expect, even with a bigger paycheck.