The Build Wealth with Katie Podcast

Investing & Financial Clarity for High-Achieving Women

50. How Much Should You Be Investing Every Month for the Life You Want?

50. How Much Should You Be Investing Every Month for the Life You Want?by: Katie ViolaPublished on: 22/09/2026

How much should you invest per month? Learn why the 15–20% rule may not fit your life and how to know if you’re investing enough for your goals.

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50. How Much Should You Be Investing Every Month for the Life You Want?

49. My Husband's Income Covers Half Our Expenses. Why I'm Still turning Down High-Paying Work

49. My Husband's Income Covers Half Our Expenses. Why I'm Still turning Down High-Paying Workby: Katie ViolaPublished on: 08/09/2026

Can I afford to be a stay-at-home mom? Here’s how we made it work even though my husband’s income covers only half our expenses and what to consider before leaving your job.

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49. My Husband's Income Covers Half Our Expenses. Why I'm Still turning Down High-Paying Work

48. Would You Take a $70K Pay Cut for a More Aligned Life? Let’s Run the Numbersg Post

48. Would You Take a $70K Pay Cut for a More Aligned Life? Let’s Run the Numbersg Postby: Katie ViolaPublished on: 01/09/2026

Wondering, “Can I afford to take a pay cut?” Learn how to compare salary, investing, retirement, lifestyle, and the trade-offs that actually matter.

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45. Renting vs. Buying a Home: How to Compare Your Options With Confidence

45. Renting vs. Buying a Home: How to Compare Your Options With Confidenceby: Katie ViolaPublished on: 04/08/2026

Wondering whether renting or buying a house is the better financial decision? Learn how to compare the true costs of homeownership so you can build wealth with confidence.

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