"His Money Is Our Money, My Money Is Mine" — Scott Galloway Responds | Office Hours
Scott Galloway answers listener questions on Fed rate policy, how shifting earnings between partners are changing how couples handle money, and how to protect credit for your work inside an organization.
The gist
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Galloway says the new Fed chair is more likely to raise rates than cut them, with inflation still at 4.2% and job growth remaining strong.
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88% of Gen Z couples and 70% of millennial couples keep separate bank accounts, a roughly 3x shift from 50 years ago, reflecting women earning equal or more.
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Galloway says alignment on spending, lifestyle, and long-term goals matters more than whether couples use joint or separate accounts.
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If colleagues try to claim credit for your early work, use regular updates and direct conversations with your boss, but if the org won't recognize it financially, consider leaving.
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