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In case you haven’t experienced it firsthand, online scams and hacks have soared especially since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic. This week, IT Professional Brad Otto joins us to
In case you haven’t experienced it firsthand, online scams and hacks have soared especially since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic. This week, IT Professional Brad Otto joins us to
Many people want to leave their money, house, car, or other assets to their children or family members after they pass, but if you fail to properly plan, those decisions
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
Pro-athletes and average Joe’s alike – we all have to plan for retirement. In this week’s episode, Super Bowl Champion Ken Ruettgers talks about his non-profit Gamesover.org and how he
As life slowly seems to be returning to “normal” after the Covid-19 pandemic, many people are wondering how employer/employee laws will change as people ditch their zoom meetings and head
We’re transitioning to a paperless world, and it can be hard to figure out how to best organize a mix of online and physical documents. Don’t let your finances suffer
How do you know when you can no longer make sound financial decisions? When is the right time to transition financial responsibilities to a trusted advocate? This week, we’re tackling
To go from managing finances on your own to managing them as a couple can be stressful, so don’t go it alone! Author and Financial Professional Kathleen Burns Kingsbury is
Students around the world felt the repercussions of the covid-19 pandemic, and soon-to-be college students are among this group. Vivian Tsai, Chairwoman of the College Savings Foundation, joins us to
If you’re a woman, you may feel less inclined or even intimidated to take part in any conversations regarding finances. This week, Author Juli McNeely discusses the important roles that