There are financial moves that could be made anytime, and the beginning of the year is as good a time as any. There are other moves that should be made at the beginning of the year, not some other time. Joel gives us a few of those moves to make in 2021.

Maybe you'd had the best of intentions to get your financial life in order last year, but all of the drama of 2020 got in the way. Joel explains how to make 2021 the year of no excuses when it comes to getting organized financially.

What do you want to get in your financial stocking this Christmas? Joel breaks down which financial gifts would be good ones, and which ones should be given to the naughty boys and girls.

With the end of a very bizarre year quickly approaching, Joel unveils the financial moves you need to make before 2021 arrives.

It's a different era. The money won't accept traditional roles like it once did.

Joel talks about living the dream in retirement...which of course has to start with deciding what the dream is in the first place.

Now that we have a (somewhat) clearer picture of what our government will look like in 2021, Joel discusses how you can expect that to affect your investments.

Joey: Roulette is a game of pure luck. Chess is a game of pure skill. Poker falls somewhere in between. Joel breaks down several different financial strategies and decides if they're more comparable to roulette, chess, or poker.

Joel breaks down the most interesting stats found in Vanguard's recent "How America Saves" report.

Sometimes life can give you some awkward and uncomfortable moments, and it's no different when you're a financial advisor. Joel explains how he helps people navigate the awkward moments in their financial lives