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Truly Rich. We Talk About More Than Just Money.
Inside Our Financial Podcast for Women
In the podcast “Truly Rich. We Talk About More Than Just Money.”, Dr. Sarvenas Enayati (HR Expert, Partner Bank) explores what wealth can mean beyond financial figures, through personal, accessible conversations drawn from many years of experience in the financial sector. Together with invited guests, the podcast opens up different perspectives and creates space for reflection on values, mindset, and the role money plays in a consciously shaped life.
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 | Elham Ettehadieh, Board Member, Partner Bank |
Truly Rich: We Talk About More Than Just Money
In the first episode of the Partner Bank podcast, Dr. Sarvenas Enayati talks with her sister, Mag. Elham Ettehadieh, a board member of Partner Bank, about getting started with a topic that many people put off for a long time: financial planning.
Together, they explore why financial planning is far more than numbers, accounts, and returns , and why conscious decisions in everyday life are often the first and most important step. It’s about savings potential, long-term thinking, and the realization that prosperity depends not only on the amount of income, but also, and perhaps even more importantly, on how one manages money
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Episode 1 – Part 2: What We Really Invest In – Financial Independence, Relationships, and Self-Efficacy
| Elham Ettehadieh, Board Member, Partner Bank |
Truly rich. We’re talking about more than just money.
In Part 2 of the opening conversation, Dr. Sarvenas Enayati and Mag. Elham Ettehadieh broaden the perspective. They shift the focus from purely financial questions to what also makes us rich, such as meaningful work and trusting relationships.
They discuss why financial responsibility cannot be fully delegated, even in loving and trusting partnerships and why having an overview, clarity, and knowledge are key building blocks of self-efficacy and dignity. They also explore what distinguishes sustainable wealth building from short-term speculation, and what to look for when seeking support and guidance from experts.
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| Jasmin Ettehadieh, Managing Director of an IT company, author of the children’s book “Economy Is a Great Treasure” |
What does it mean today to be truly wealthy, especially for the next generation?
In this episode, Sarvenas Enayati talks with Jasmin Ettehadieh about how children and young people form attitudes toward money well before engaging with figures or financial products. The conversation focuses on patience, conscious choices, saving, and restraint as personal resources within everyday life.
The episode reflects on consumer pressure, the changing role of saving rituals, and the importance of parents as role models. It highlights perspectives on self-efficacy, resilience, and confidence as meaningful elements of a broader understanding of wealth.
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Welcome to the podcast Truly Rich – We Talk About More Than Just Money. We expressly point out that the content presented reflects the personal market opinions of the editorial team and/or the guests at the time of recording and may change at any time without prior notice. The Bank assumes no responsibility for the accuracy, completeness, or timeliness of the information provided.
The content discussed serves exclusively for general and non-binding information purposes. This podcast does not constitute investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell physical gold or financial products. Every investment involves risks, including the risk of total loss. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance.
We assume no liability for decisions you make based on this podcast. This podcast cannot replace individual advice tailored to the personal circumstances of the listener by a qualified financial advisor.
We wish you much enjoyment while listening!
Meet Women Who Are Committed to Financial Independence.
Discover the inspiring stories of women who are active in the financial world. Dedicated figures such as Dr. Sarvenas Enayati and Mag. Elham Ettehadieh are committed to breaking down barriers and expanding the understanding of financial independence.
At the Forbes Women’s Summit 2022, they had the opportunity to share their experiences and leadership principles. They emphasized that finance for women goes far beyond numbers; it is about empowerment, values, and creating opportunities.
Through initiatives such as the “Women and Finance” workshops, they work to make financial knowledge more accessible.
What Listeners Say About Our Financial Podcast
Women, men, and families share how this podcast has broadened their perspective on money and invited them to reflect more consciously and with greater clarity.
Compliments. This podcast is really lovely. The dialogue between two sisters conveys a high level of likability. The examples, the comparisons, the analogies are so well chosen and far removed from a raised index finger. Truly great. I immediately forwarded it to my wife as well.
I found the podcast very pleasant to listen to, as it was consistently exciting due to the different aspects discussed. I think that many women feel understood, especially through your everyday examples combined with personal experiences, and can imagine much more under the topic of “financial planning.” I am very curious about the next episode.
I listened to the first two episodes. I think they are so fantastic. I really enjoyed listening to them. I am very much looking forward to the next episode. I found the podcasts incredibly exciting.
An extremely likeable podcast, because it is not limited to finances only, but is very close to real life. You show, with valuable tips and different facets, what is possible when saving in various life realities. What I find incredibly great is the differentiation between “What do I need?” and “What do I want?” — renunciation as something meaningful because I actively choose it. This thoughtful view of prosperity, that it is more than just money, really resonated with me.
Very good podcast. Very inspiring.
Very likeable podcast. Such pleasant voices. Varied, entertaining, and educational. I immediately forwarded the podcast to my husband as well.
We listened to the podcast as a family. We think it is very well done – absolutely likeable and entertaining. We are looking forward to the next episode.
We found the podcast absolutely worth listening to. I listened to it together with my wife. We are enthusiastic.
I listened to the podcast together with my wife. We were enthusiastic. I feel relieved by the podcast. For years I have been telling my wife: please don’t rely only on me, it’s important that you also know which insurances we have, which investment portfolios, etc., so that if something happens to me, I know that you are informed and that you will be fine.
The podcast is great 👍🏻 and is also very well received by us men. I especially liked the part about being rich in relationships and relational wealth, seeing one’s environment, neighborhood, and family as valuable forms of wealth.
A podcast with depth and heart. “Wirklich reich” (Truly Rich) manages to put money into a larger context: values, life decisions, inner freedom. The conversations are honest, approachable, and really thought-provoking. For me, it's a beautiful reminder that wealth is so much more than numbers. I highly recommend listening to it!
Great podcast with very important topics and relatable examples!
I'm already looking forward to the next episodes!
A podcast with depth and heart. ‘Truly Rich’ succeeds in placing money within a broader context: values, life decisions, inner freedom. The conversations are honest, approachable, and genuinely thought-provoking. For me, it was a beautiful reminder that wealth is so much more than numbers. An absolute listening recommendation.
A great podcast with very important topics and relatable examples. I’m already looking forward to the next episodes!
A really good podcast that has a lot to do with my reality as a young mother: having the courage to deal with the topic of money – in the long term. And how my awareness of what I really need and what I don't need has to do with prosperity 💛
A very interesting and well-structured podcast on the topics of money, saving and financial independence. The content is presented in a clear, structured and practical way, so that you can immediately apply what you learn to your own everyday life. The podcast encourages you to take an active approach to your own finances. Highly recommended – not only for women, but for anyone who wants to expand their financial knowledge and become more conscious about how they handle money.
A great podcast with lots of interesting information about inner and outer abundance.
A podcast that truly touches you. ‘Truly Rich’ talks about money, but at the same time about what really matters to us as women: values, self-determination, inner clarity, and joy in life. The conversations are honest, sensitive, and inspiring. You feel understood, encouraged, and invited to walk your own path more consciously. A heartfelt recommendation.
A very pleasant conversation. A sense of confidence and appreciation, combined with great wisdom, is clearly felt.
I look forward to the next episodes!
Absolutely worth listening to. You might think you already know all of this, yet as women we are still not as informed as we should be. The podcast helps remove the hesitation to finally engage with the lifelong topic of finances. Knowledge is shared in an engaging and sympathetic way, and it gives you courage. I’m really looking forward to the next episode!
I am actually a very impatient podcast listener and often switch to something else quite quickly – so all the more honest is my feedback when I say that I really found the podcast great and interesting. Two or three friends immediately came to mind where I thought: they absolutely have to listen to this as well. I am already looking forward to the next episode.
I love podcasts and listen to so many, and I congratulate you on the idea, the topic, and the commitment. I think it is really wonderful how much effort you put into supporting us women. I am looking forward to the next episode with Jasmin.
I listened to the podcast episodes with great enthusiasm. In particular, the episode with the reference to the series Bridgerton was very successful in showing how important the care of relationships is and how the value of professional activity and the joy in it can be increased again.
Compliments. This podcast is really lovely. The dialogue between two sisters conveys a high level of likability. The examples, the comparisons, the analogies are so well chosen and far removed from a raised index finger. Truly great. I immediately forwarded it to my wife as well.
I found the podcast very pleasant to listen to, as it was consistently exciting due to the different aspects discussed. I think that many women feel understood, especially through your everyday examples combined with personal experiences, and can imagine much more under the topic of “financial planning.” I am very curious about the next episode.
I listened to the first two episodes. I think they are so fantastic. I really enjoyed listening to them. I am very much looking forward to the next episode. I found the podcasts incredibly exciting.
An extremely likeable podcast, because it is not limited to finances only, but is very close to real life. You show, with valuable tips and different facets, what is possible when saving in various life realities. What I find incredibly great is the differentiation between “What do I need?” and “What do I want?” — renunciation as something meaningful because I actively choose it. This thoughtful view of prosperity, that it is more than just money, really resonated with me.
Very good podcast. Very inspiring.
Very likeable podcast. Such pleasant voices. Varied, entertaining, and educational. I immediately forwarded the podcast to my husband as well.
Economy Is a Great Treasure
In this book, children discover in a playful way how to approach money thoughtfully and what financial independence can mean in everyday life. It is not only about saving money, but also about making considerate decisions that support longer-term goals. Alongside basic financial ideas such as budgeting, the book also highlights the value of resources like time and energy. Children learn that saving is more than setting money aside, it is about acting mindfully across different areas of life.
With this initiative, Partner Bank aims to support a generation growing up with an awareness of conscious decision-making and a respectful use of resources. The mini book “Economy Is a Great Treasure” invites children to discover the joy of saving and to experience how thoughtful choices can have positive effects. It is intended to support parents and educators in bringing meaningful conversations about saving into everyday life in a creative and approachable way.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Our Financial Podcast for Women
1. What is a financial podcast for women about?
A financial podcast for women is an audio format that explores financial topics while taking into account the lived realities, challenges, and goals of women. It connects financial knowledge with aspects such as mindset, self-worth, and conscious decision-making.
2. Who is this series of financial podcast for women designed for?
This financial podcast for women is for anyone who wants greater overview and preparedness —whether you are just starting to engage with financial topics or looking to deepen your understanding over time.
3. What topics are covered in this series of financial podcast?
The topics range from everyday financial decisions and financial orientation to money habits, mindset, and self-worth in relation to money, as well as broader financial questions—always presented in a practical and relatable way.
4. Do I need financial knowledge to listen to this podcast?
No. This financial podcast for women is designed to be accessible and easy to follow. Episodes focus on clarity and understanding rather than technical language or complex theory.
5. How can a financial podcast for women help with money decisions?
Through context, exchange, and real-life perspectives, the podcast helps reduce uncertainty, strengthen awareness of financial connections, and encourage informed, confident decision-making. However, it is by no means investment advice.
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7. Is this podcast series connected to Partner Bank’s financial services?
The Financial Podcast for Women is an educational and informational format. It complements Partner Bank’s offerings by supporting general financial orientation, understanding, and awareness. The podcast does not provide individual financial advice, but rather encourages a reflective approach to financial topics and supports informed consideration over the long term.
| General Legal and Risk Disclaimer |
Welcome to the podcast Truly Rich – We Talk About More Than Just Money. We expressly point out that the content presented reflects the personal market opinions of the editorial team and/or the guests at the time of recording and may change at any time without prior notice. The Bank assumes no responsibility for the accuracy, completeness, or timeliness of the information provided.
The content discussed serves exclusively for general and non-binding information purposes. This podcast does not constitute investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell physical gold or financial products. Every investment involves risks, including the risk of total loss. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance.
We assume no liability for decisions you make based on this podcast. This podcast cannot replace individual advice tailored to the personal circumstances of the listener by a qualified financial advisor.
We wish you much enjoyment while listening!