A money podcast for expats

Feel and Act Money

Education EN ↓ 7 episodes

The podcast for global movers. We explore the emotional, psychological, and practical sides of managing finances after a move. Gain control, set goals, and build security and confidence anywhere. feelandactmoney.substack.com

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A money podcast for expats

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Education

Latest episode

Jun 23, 2026

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Episodes

Episode 7: You are not broke, you're just not organized 23.06.2026

In this episode of Feel & Act Money, we, Maria and Danusia, dive into the psychology behind the phrase "I'm broke." We unpack the critical difference between actual financial hardship and a scarcity mindset, offering actionable advice on how to transition from feeling restricted to feeling financially organized and empowered. The specific topics we cover in this episode include:👉🏼 Financial Orga...

Episode 6: A Personal Journey Through Debt 26.03.2026

In this episode, of Feel & Act Money we, Maria and Danusia, explore the complex topic of debt, sharing personal stories, cultural perspectives, and practical strategies for managing debt responsibly. We discuss mental models, emotional triggers, and the importance of financial education to foster healthier relationships with money. The specific topics we cover include: * Our personal stories of de...

Episode 5: Taxes! Oh, Taxes! 10.02.2026

In this episode of the Feel and Act Money podcast we, Maria Lasprilla and Danusia Cerqueira, along with our guest Kaili Virma, delve into the emotional and practical aspects of taxes , particularly in the context of Estonia . We discuss the fears and misconceptions surrounding taxes, the importance of education in overcoming these fears, and the specific tax obligations for residents and e-residen...

Episode 4: Building Your Financial Safety Net 13.01.2026

In this episode of the Feel and Act Money podcast we, your hosts Maria Lasprilla and Danusia Cerqueira , along with our first special guest, Shannon Kiprich , explore the concept of a safety net for expats. We discuss the emotional, spiritual, and cultural aspects of money management, emphasizing the importance of community support and personal empowerment. The conversation delves into practical s...

Episode 3: Navigating Holiday Emotions and Finances 30.12.2025

In this episode, Danusia and Maria reflect on the emotional complexities surrounding the holidays, especially for those living away from home. They discuss the balance between spending and saving, the importance of budgeting, and the emotional weight of giving during this time. The conversation also touches on redefining what ‘home’ means, the significance of experiences over material gifts, and t...

Episode 2: Getting Comfortable Talking About Money 16.12.2025

In this episode of Feel and Act Money , hosts Maria Lasprilla and Danusia Cerqueira explore the often uncomfortable topic of money, particularly for expats and immigrants. They discuss the emotional and practical aspects of financial conversations, including salary negotiations, the taboos surrounding money discussions with family and friends, and the cultural differences in how money is perceived...

Episode 1: First Money Moves 02.12.2025

In this episode of Feel and Act Money, hosts Maria and Danusia discuss the emotional and practical aspects of managing money as expats. They share personal stories about their experiences moving abroad, the challenges of navigating taxes, and the importance of understanding financial responsibilities. The conversation emphasizes the need for financial education, the role of technology in money tra...

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