107: Easy Money Tips to Navigate the Coronavirus Crisis | Nicole Lapin

If you're furloughed right now, I want you to be really honest with yourself—it means your company isn't doing well ... If you're furloughed, it means your company can't pay you, so try not to be delusional about that. There's a chance that you might not get your job back, so you need to think of another plan.

It's really important to not touch your face and not touch your 401k right now.

You can't control the global economy; you can only control your own economy. You're only in charge of yourself.

The day a vaccine comes out, the market is going to go bonkers ... You're probably going to see the biggest spike in the history of the stock market.

If you invest in yourself, it will ultimately pay dividends later on, no matter what happens with the global economy.

Low-cost index funds that track the S&P 500 are a really good place to start if you're just beginning to invest for the very first time.

Negotiate everything you possibly can. This [the COVID-19 pandemic] is a really good time to do that. If you've never negotiated the APR on your credit card, you should, and you should negotiate all of your bills if you haven't already.

The best diets are the ones where you eat only when you're naked while sitting in front of the mirror.