Kiplinger Chief Economist David Payne talks about the fifteen best states to find a job in 2016. He says there are many things to consider before making a move but such a move may be the first good step to full employment. He tells graduates what to look for in determining the best chance to find a really good job.

Guests: Paul Hunter Berry & Nikole Jones

Guests: David Payne (Kiplingers); Kerri Swope (Care.Com Home Pay)

Bruce McClary is joined by Larra Clark, program director at the ALA. She joins in the discussion about this special alliance between her organization and the National Foundation for Credit Counseling to make life better and easier for those serving in the military. Your local library is now more than just a place to find a good book, but a better way of life if you are a military member!

Bruce McClary, Vice President of Communications for the National Foundation for Credit Counseling, says there are 43-million student borrowers who owe more than one-point-three trillion dollars in student loans and it's growing at a rate of $3000.00 per second! He says that's why his organization has launched a nationwide student loan counseling program to help solve this nationwide problem that could have devastating consequences!

Bob LaBombard is the CEO at Gradstaff and has more than 30 years of experience in the chemical, environmental, professional services and staffing industries. He talks about his list of concerns regarding new graduates and how they manipulate and adapt to new technology and what we can do to make it easier for millennials to take the next step towards a career.

Replay of show from Feb 15, 2015

Shannon Schuyler, Principal U.S. Corporate Responsibility Leader at PricewaterhouseCoopers, talks about a recent study that highlights Millennials & Financial Literacy and their struggle with personal finance.

If you are not a credit union customer, Courtney Moran, Executive Director of the Cornerstone Credit Union Foundation, makes a good case as to why you should be involved. Courtney says credit unions are the sensible way to do your banking whether you do it exclusively or not. She says in addition to saving your money you also can learn to be a more effective consumer.

Economist John Wilson discusses ways that we should handle the rising interest rates, the high and low cost of fuels, and what to expect from the market in a presidential election year. John brings good common sense approaches explained in common-sense ways and if you listen closely it will most likely save your precious dollars!