Nicole Lapin

Nicole Lapin is a financial journalist, television host, and author known for her work on personal finance and money management. She has written multiple New York Times bestselling books including "Rich Bitch," "Boss Bitch," and "Miss Independent." Lapin began her career as a financial news anchor, becoming the youngest anchor ever at CNN and later serving as an anchor on CNBC and Bloomberg. She went on to host her own daily business show on The CW Network called "Hatched" and has appeared as a money expert on various programs including "Good Morning America" and "The Dr. Oz Show." Her writing focuses on making complex financial concepts accessible to general audiences, particularly women and young professionals. Through her books and media appearances, she covers topics like budgeting, investing, entrepreneurship, and financial independence using straightforward language and practical advice. Lapin holds a certification in financial wellness from the National Wellness Institute and has launched several financial education initiatives. She regularly speaks at conferences and corporations about financial literacy and has been recognized by Forbes in their "30 Under 30" list in the category of media.

Readers appreciate Lapin's straightforward financial advice and conversational writing style in books like "Rich Bitch" and "Boss Bitch." Many reviews mention her relatable tone and ability to break down complex money concepts into understandable terms. Several readers noted her personal anecdotes help make financial topics less intimidating. Common criticisms include her informal language choices, with some readers finding terms like "bitch" off-putting. Others note repetitive content across her books and say some advice is basic for experienced investors. Ratings across platforms: - Goodreads: "Rich Bitch" 3.9/5 (3,800+ ratings) - Amazon: "Boss Bitch" 4.6/5 (580+ ratings) - "Miss Independent" 4.7/5 (1,100+ ratings) Sample reader comment: "She explains everything like a friend would over coffee, not like a stuffy financial advisor." -Amazon reviewer Critical review: "The constant 'girlfriend' references and slang felt forced and unprofessional." -Goodreads reviewer

Rich Bitch (2015) A personal finance guide specifically addressing women's money management, covering topics from banking and investing to real estate and retirement planning.

Boss Bitch (2017) A career development book outlining steps for professional advancement, entrepreneurship, and leadership skills for women in the workplace.

Becoming Super Woman (2019) A self-help guide focused on work-life balance, mental health, and avoiding burnout while pursuing career goals.

Miss Independent (2021) A financial planning book covering investment strategies, money management principles, and wealth-building techniques.

Money Rules (2023) A personal finance guide covering thirty rules for managing money, investing, and building long-term wealth.