You can graduate from high school without knowing squat about money. Jared talks with a special guest about America’s lack of financial literacy—and tells you how you can fill in the gaps.

People use stupid strategies to pay down debt. Like the snowball method, which preys on human psychology—you pay more, but you feel good about yourself. There’s a smarter way…

Car dealers pull all kinds of crazy financing stunts. When you're buying a car, it's your right to know—and negotiate—the exact terms of the loan, the interest rate, and all the items on your invoice the dealership would rather not tell you about.

Just because something is scarce doesn't make it valuable. Gold may be "shiny rocks," but unlike "Boomer coin"—what many Bitcoin fans now call their beloved crypto—gold is in no danger of ever losing its shine.

If you've saved at least $10,000 in your emergency fund, great. But that might not be enough cash to bail you out of a crisis.

Amazon (AMZN), which is trading north of $3,000, could soon announce a stock split. If that happens, it would be a big sign of optimism… and send a strong signal that the company thinks the stock price is going up.

Benn Eifert of QVR Advisors joins Jared to talk about options trading, financial education, and pursuing investing careers.

There are all kinds of ways to make money. But no one talks about them. Instead of talking about politics or health, ask people about their interest rates, mutual funds, and—yes—salaries.

When it comes to your appearance, the little details count. What are you trying to tell people about yourself? You can be a T-shirt and jeans person as long as you buy high quality.

You get the behavior you incentivize. Right now, people are choosing to stay home because it pays better than working. As a result, personal responsibility is disappearing.