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The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway · July 8, 2026 · 20m

The Fed's Next Move, and How Couples Should Actually Handle Money

Scott Galloway examines why the Fed may raise rates despite market expectations for cuts, explores the evolving role of separate accounts and financial autonomy in modern relationships, and discusses how successful entrepreneurs can protect their work as competitive pressure intensifies. A tight, practical episode on finance, relationships, and competition.

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Editorial

Fed May Raise Rates, Not Cut Them
Market consensus expects Fed rate cuts, but Galloway argues the Fed may actually raise rates due to persistent inflation and economic resilience.
Separate Accounts Enable Financial Autonomy in Relationships
Galloway advises that couples maintain some financial independence through separate accounts, rather than fully merging finances.
Success Attracts Competitive Threats That Require Protection
When your work succeeds, competition intensifies and you must actively defend your market position and intellectual property.

Misc

Episode format: Scott answering listener questions via Office Hours hotline and Reddit
Focus on practical advice rather than broad market analysis
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