Find your baseline
Are you having a tough time staying in control of the money you spend monthly? Liz Frugalwoods gives her story on how she saves money and why it is so
The Slice
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Navigating your journey with Social Security
Do you ever feel overwhelmed by social security? There are so many ever-changing rules that it’s hard to know what to apply for, or what you’re eligible for. Tune in
Single living
It’s a common stereotype that only married people buy houses, but a house can be for any walk of life. Many unmarried couples go in on a house together, as
Beware of the fairytale retirement
All too often, people fall for the “fairytale retirement” trick. However, without the proper planning, your dream retirement will be just as mythical as those fairytales. Join us as we
Maneuvering Medicare
Are you planning on retiring soon? Do you know what kind of Medicare coverage you are eligible for? This week’s guest Laura Schimberg is an Elder Benefit Specialist, and she’s
The art of communication
Whether you’ve been meeting with a financial professional for decades, or haven’t even gotten started, this week’s episode is for you! Tune in as Robin Edgar breaks down how to
Bounce back
A loving husband, a beautiful daughter, a growing and successful career. Jane Blaufus had the perfect life until, out of the blue, everything changed. Tune in to learn how, following
Flipping the retirement switch
Once you reach retirement, it can be difficult to flip the switch from saving mode to spending mode, but hopefully this week’s show with Author Gary Sirak will show you
Special planning for special needs
Even Stephanie Thompson, a Financial Professional, admitted that her initial focus was on her son’s comfort and well-being during his diagnosis rather than the family finances. Listen to hear how
The high price of money shame
If you ever feel shame around money, you’re not alone. In fact, many people feel a shame surrounding their finances, whether it’s the way they spend it, the way they