4 Money Lessons From the Stars of Selling Sunset

Selling Sunset isn't just a show about real estate, drama, and outfits... it's a show about money. Over the past few years, Nicole has had four cast members from the Selling Sunset universe on Money Rehab: Jason Oppenheim, Emma Hernan, Mary Bonnet, and Polly Brindle. Today, she's pulling out four moments from those conversations that she hasn't been able to stop thinking about.

Jason, one of the most successful real estate brokers in LA, makes a confession you'd never expect from someone who sells homes for a living: renting often beats buying, financially speaking. Mary opens up about the ex-husband who secretly ran up six figures of debt in her name, and the exact tactic she used to rebuild her credit score from scratch. Emma explains why she's turned down millions in outside investment for her company and what she thinks is broken about "Shark Tank culture." And Polly gets brutally honest about maxing out three credit cards, borrowing from friends, and the mindset shift that turned her financial life around.

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Here's what Nicole covers today:

00:00 Are You Ready for Some Money Rehab?

00:15 Four Money Moments From the Selling Sunset Universe

00:42 Jason Oppenheim's Take: Renting Beats Buying

04:48 Mary Bonnet's Secret Debt and Financial Abuse Story

09:07 Red Flags to Watch For Before You Share Finances

12:29 Emma Hernan on Turning Down Millions in Funding

16:47 Polly Brindle: From Maxed Credit Cards to $48M in Sales

21:46 Tip You Can Take Straight to the Bank

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