New Podcast “You’re Not Bad With Money” Launches to Empower Women Toward Financial Confidence and Wealth
As more women take the lead in shaping their financial futures, a new resource is here to support their goals with clarity and credibility. Sherry Finkel Murphy, CFP and founder of
Madrina Molly®, announces the launch of You’re Not Bad With Money, a podcast created for
women who want straightforward, trustworthy financial insights delivered without jargon or judgment.
As more women take the lead in shaping their financial futures, a new resource is here to support their goals with clarity and credibility. Sherry Finkel Murphy, CFP and founder of Madrina Molly®, announces the launch of You’re Not Bad With Money, a podcast created for women who want straightforward, trustworthy financial insights delivered without jargon or judgment. The show offers practical knowledge rooted in real-world financial education and planning, helping listeners deepen their understanding and strengthen the strategies they already bring to the table.
Hosted by Finkel Murphy, the podcast explores financial topics from money mechanics to decade- by-decade planning, while addressing modern realities such as caregiving responsibilities and career evolution. Each episode distills complex concepts into accessible, relevant guidance tailored to how women live, work, and plan today.
“Women are already making strong, thoughtful financial decisions every day,” said Sherry Finkel Murphy. “This podcast is here to support that momentum – to offer clarity, reinforce confidence, and provide tools that help women make informed choices with every greater ease.”
You’re Not Bad With Money reflects Finkel Murphy’s broader mission through Madrina Molly®, where she delivers financial and longevity planning education specifically designed for women seeking strategic, future-focused support. Her services include financial modeling assistance and connecting clients with trusted financial advisors who remain accessible for ongoing guidance.
By pairing professional expertise with an empowering, relatable approach, Murphy’s new podcast underscores a powerful message: women are fully capable stewards of their financial lives and deserve resources that meet their ambition. You’re Not Bad With Money is now available on Spotify, with new episodes released regularly.
For more information or to access additional financial wellness resources, visit www.madrinamolly.com.
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About Madrina Molly: Madrina Molly®, founded by Sherry Finkel Murphy, CFP, provides financial and longevity planning education designed specifically for women who want clear, trustworthy, and empowering guidance. Through a combination of educational tools, financial modeling support, and connections to vetted financial advisors, Madrina Molly® helps women make informed, futurefocused financial decisions with confidence and ease. Murphy’s work centers on delivering accessible, realworld financial insight tailored to how women live, plan, and build wealth today.
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