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How to Money · September 16, 2026 · 49m

The Money Convos You Need to Have With Your Parents w/ Beth Pinsker

Beth Pinsker, author of My Mother's Money, joins Joel and Matt to discuss the financial realities of caring for aging parents. From having uncomfortable conversations about wills and long-term care to navigating insurance and rehab stays, Pinsker offers practical guidance drawn from her own experience as a financial caregiver. The episode emphasizes proactive planning, the importance of digital legacy, and the role of community support.

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Highlights

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Financial Caregiving Is Inevitable
Beth Pinsker emphasizes that nearly everyone will eventually become a financial caregiver for a loved one.
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Celebrity Deaths Spur Estate Planning
High-profile celebrity deaths often trigger a spike in estate planning awareness among the general public.
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Fighting for Adequate Healthcare in Rehab Stays
Pinsker shares strategies for advocating for proper healthcare and extended rehabilitation stays for aging parents.
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Funding Long-Term Care with Savings and Insurance
The episode covers how to use savings, insurance policies, and other safety nets to pay for long-term care.
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The Tough Conversation: When and How to Talk About Aging Finances
Pinsker offers practical advice on initiating difficult conversations about aging and money with parents.

References

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My Mother's Money — Beth Pinsker — The guest's book, blending memoir and practical guide to financial caregiving for aging parents.

Misc

✧Beth Pinsker draws on her own experience as a financial caregiver for her mother, blending personal narrative with actionable advice.
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