Podcast
Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin
The book was repeatedly referenced as a practical budgeting guide, with listeners citing its template for debt repayment and everyday spending. Nicole Lapin and guests highlighted it as a useful gift for financial literacy and praised its empowering tone in a male‑dominated finance space. The discussion noted its longevity and the author's intent to update it for changing interest rates, reflecting overall strong endorsement.
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Anna found the budgeting template in Nicole's 'Rich Bitch' book helpful. The template helped her put money toward paying off her debt and keep the rest for spending and saving.
You had in your rich bitch book, I think like a template for spending.
And that was actually very helpful for me because I took the money that should have been going to like life costs.
Because at the time I just, I was living with my sister and piecing everything back together.
So I didn't have a rent or utilities.
And I put all that into paying off my debt and kept the rest of this as my spending money budget, as my savings budget.
And that helped me pay off most of my debt, which is having some set platform of like, this is kind of around how you should be budgeting your money.
It's not just, if you have the money, you should put it all in one place.
Because I was doing nothing, going nowhere, enjoying none of the things because I was like, well, I have to put all of my money into paying off this debt.
If I'm not doing that, then I'm just going to suffer forever.
And it's like, no, take a little bit for yourself.
It's okay.
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It was Nicole's first book, published 10 years ago, and she didn't know what she was doing, so she reached out to Gary for advice.
Now you're on your seventh business book. So eight altogether. I called you when I was launching Rich Bitch. That was my first book 10 years ago. I didn't know what the fuck I was doing.
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It was mentioned as a book about budgeting. Doug Howarth had read it and praised it in the context of how the world budgets resources similarly to individuals.
that the world does budgeting too. And the world kind of budgets how many people can buy the really expensive washing machines which are a few.
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Nicole Lapin's book, "Rich Bitch," was suggested as a gift to help someone improve their financial situation and achieve financial independence. It was presented as a roadmap to financial literacy.
Number six, rich bitchness. Can you believe I waited until recommendation number six to bring up the gift of financial literacy? In my opinion, there is no better gift. Obviously. If you're looking to help someone in your life make progress on their financial journey without giving them the fortune yourself, you can teach them how to make their own fortune and look at apps like Magnify.
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Nicole Lapin's first book, published before finfluencers were common, was initially doubted but proved successful, demonstrating the growing acceptance of money talk in mainstream culture.
when I left my comfy job as a TV news anchor to write my first book, Rich Bitch, people told me it would flop unequivocally.
Episode: Comedian Iliza Shlesinger on Reaching Financial In...
Nicole Lapin mentioned her first book, "Rich Bitch," as one she wrote in a male-dominated industry, and that reclaiming the word "bitch" was empowering for her.
my first book is called rich bitch and my second book is called boss bitch
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Corinne Olympios mentioned that she wrote a book titled "Rich Bitch", and discussed how she views the term "bitch" as potentially empowering.
Listen, I wrote the book called Rich Bitch and Paws Bitch.
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The book was mentioned in the context of potentially needing to be rewritten due to changes in interest rates, which significantly impact the financial advice it provides.
Yeah, I changes everything.
I have to rewrite rich bitch.